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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 1: Terrence Bates. Another busy day is on tap on Capitol

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Speaker 1: Hill in Washington after Thursday was highlighted by tense hearings

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Speaker 1: and some high profile visits. Among the highest profile visitors

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Speaker 1: were Elon Muskin vi Vek Ramaswami, who are both on

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Speaker 1: Government Efficiency. The duo met with both House and Senate

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Speaker 1: Republicans on Thursday, with some lawmakers reportedly leaving that meeting

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Speaker 1: skeptical about the billionaire's ability to get massive spending cuts

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Speaker 1: through Congress. Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green, however, looking forward

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Speaker 1: to DOJE dealing with the national debt.

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Speaker 2: Biggest concern is our debt and as a country, doesn't

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Speaker 2: matter where you fall on the political divide. This debt

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Speaker 2: is going to crush every single one of us. And

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Speaker 2: to quote Elon, he said something extremely important. Every single

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Speaker 2: payment that the federal government pays out, we need to

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Speaker 2: be checking those payment to see if they're legitimate.

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Speaker 1: Another headline coming out of Capitol Hill Thursdays, the acting

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Speaker 1: Director of the Secret Service, once again admitting that his

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Speaker 1: agency failed in its mission to keep now President elect

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump safe from assassination attempts. Ronald Rowe also claims

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Speaker 1: that he has overhauled the agency security practices following the

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Speaker 1: July attack on President Trump's life. That, of course, was

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Speaker 1: his testimony before a House task force of seven Republicans

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Speaker 3: But this particular.

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Speaker 1: Interaction we're getting ready to show you over Roe's appearance

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Speaker 1: at this year's nine to eleven commemoration, attended by President

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Speaker 1: Trump and Biden, as well as Vice President.

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Speaker 3: Harris, is what everyone is talking about.

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Speaker 4: I actually responded to Ground Zero. I was there going

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Speaker 4: through the ashes of the World Trade Center. I was

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Speaker 4: there at Fresh Kills. I'm not asking you that.

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Speaker 1: The sho to show respect.

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Speaker 2: Die.

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Speaker 3: I do not know that you're trying to be do

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Speaker 3: not in vote nine.

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Speaker 4: Eleven for political purposes? Oh I'm not.

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Speaker 5: I'm invoting this war, sir.

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Speaker 4: To ask him. Don't only mean.

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Speaker 1: As for the assassination attempts against President Trump. Rose says

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Speaker 1: there will be accountability. In fact, he claims that accountability

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Speaker 1: is already occurring, but he's not being specific about what

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Speaker 1: kind of penalties those involved are or will face. House

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Speaker 1: Democrats successfully force a vote on releasing the infamous House

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Speaker 1: Ethics Committee should report on former Florida Congressman Matt Gates.

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Speaker 1: House Republicans, on the other hand, shot down the idea

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Speaker 1: Thursday before a final vote. Instead, the lawmakers voted to

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Speaker 1: refer the resolution to the relevant committee. It's highly unlikely

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Speaker 1: it's essentially defeated. The long story short, the ethics report

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Speaker 1: surrounding Gates likely will never see the light of day.

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Speaker 1: You may remember, Gates resigned his Congressional seat before the

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Speaker 1: document was set to be released. Congressional leaders then decided

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Speaker 1: Pursue his nomination for President Trump's attorney general, and eventually

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Speaker 3: About that ethics report.

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Speaker 1: Popular social media app TikTok's Days on Your kid's phones

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Speaker 1: Federal appeals court ruled to uphold a law that will

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Speaker 1: force the social media networks Chinese parent company to divest

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Speaker 1: Back in April, Congress approved a foreign assistance package that

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Speaker 1: includes provisions giving TikTok until the beginning of the year

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Speaker 1: The jury deliberating the fate of the former marine charged

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Speaker 1: Deliberations, though after they send a note a little while

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Speaker 1: guilty to both charges. That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 1: I'm Terrence Bates. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 6: Email us as always Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com

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Speaker 6: and subscribe to our podcast. Very interesting guest here joining

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Speaker 6: us now is Tracy Thurman and also Roger Verer, who

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Speaker 6: will not be talking, which is very interesting.

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Speaker 5: Tracy and Roger are with us.

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Speaker 6: This is all in the context of President Trump appointing

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Speaker 6: front of the show and friend of mine, really great

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Speaker 6: American David Sachs as Ai.

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Speaker 5: And cryptos are.

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Speaker 6: For those that do know don't know Roger, you can

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Speaker 6: check out his website at free Roger noow dot com.

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Speaker 6: It's free rogernow dot com. I'm sorry dot org, Free

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Speaker 6: rogernow dot org. Andrew, can you help introduce this before

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Speaker 6: we throw it to Tracy and Roger?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, so, Roger ver and they'll have a chance to

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Speaker 7: tell the whole story. Is one of the pioneers of

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Speaker 7: the crypto space, one of the earliest investors in bitcoin

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Speaker 7: then came out with bitcoin cash. Really a pioneer in

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Speaker 7: a space that is going to define the future in a.

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Speaker 5: Lot of ways.

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Speaker 7: And so he's and so I think he's a national treasure.

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Speaker 7: There's some controversy obviously surrounding his backstory, but a lot

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Speaker 7: of people feel rogers getting unfairly targeted. He's under investigation,

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Speaker 7: they're trying to extradite him from Spain.

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Speaker 5: I believe he can clarify me.

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Speaker 7: If if I'm wrong, or Tracy can, but essentially the

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Speaker 7: IRS has been on him. He's got a long history

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Speaker 7: of saying, you know, please pay all my taxes. Lawyers

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Speaker 7: and accountants had to flee the country, and so it's

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Speaker 7: it's a cautionary tale about when our government gets really aggressive.

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Speaker 7: The I r s specifically, and so I'm excited to

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Speaker 6: Let's see if they can win me over to advocate

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Speaker 6: him for a parton there we go. All right, with

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Speaker 6: Welcome Tracy, walk us through all of this here and

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Speaker 8: Time, Charlie and Andrew. It's such a pleasure to join

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Speaker 8: you guys. Yes, I'm here with Roger, my friend, who

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Speaker 8: he cannot speak today. Anything he says canon will be

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Speaker 4: So I'm here.

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Speaker 8: Today and I want to tell you I want to

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Speaker 5: Okay, Well walk us through the history here.

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Speaker 6: So yeah, sorry, I know that you guys were overseas.

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Speaker 6: Who is Roger, what is he accused of? And is

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Speaker 6: there political bias against him because of his let's just

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Speaker 8: Yes, there's absolutely a bias against Roger. This really goes

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Speaker 8: back on twenty four years when Roger faced charges after

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Speaker 8: so they played, you know, the game of you know,

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Speaker 8: hundreds of people were doing Caabella's catalog was selling them,

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Speaker 8: clear to him that he was a target of the

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Speaker 8: And so at that time he had to. When you

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Speaker 8: Roger did his utmost to fully comply with that. There's

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Speaker 4: And why are they doing that?

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Speaker 8: Well, Roger has been one of the biggest critics of

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Speaker 8: behind permissionless peer to peer.

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Speaker 8: And that is a threat to the deep state, and

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Speaker 8: that's why they're after Roger.

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Speaker 5: You know, this is a pattern.

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Speaker 6: We saw a similar type of law fair against ross

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Speaker 6: you know, deserve two life sentences for that for similar

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Speaker 6: type of cryptocurrency related pioneering, Tracy, can you explain that

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Speaker 6: a little bit more that people that get into cryptography,

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Speaker 6: are the antiquated currency model and in new technology seem

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Speaker 8: There is no greater threat to the traditional banking system

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Speaker 8: And few people did that more than Roger did. He

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Speaker 6: Welcome back, ever an email us as always freedom at

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Speaker 6: Thurman and Roger Vere Roger Vere otherwise known as Bitcoin Jesus.

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Speaker 6: It is free rogerow dot com dot org. I'm sorry,

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Speaker 8: But yes, the President can unilaterally decide to pardon Roger.

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Speaker 8: Because this lawfair needs to end. The incoming government needs

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Speaker 6: I totally agree, and you have kissed me so you

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Speaker 5: It's time for a clean slate and the free Roger.

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Speaker 7: Well, and to that point, charl I mean, Roger, I

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Speaker 5: Got a great poker.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I applaud you for showing up nonetheless,

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Speaker 5: You know, we're gon we're gonna need a lot of things.

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Speaker 7: And we want to be a hub that invites and

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Speaker 6: So very very convincing. Tracy, thank you. You won me

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Speaker 5: Way we can.

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Speaker 6: Thank you guys so much. Hope to meet you as

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Speaker 8: We can't wait till Roger can come back on and

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Speaker 8: So again, everyone, please sign the open letter at free

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Speaker 8: rogernow dot org requesting a pardon from the incoming president

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Speaker 3: Thanks so much for being here with us.

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Speaker 1: We're continuing to monitor a developing story out of New York,

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Speaker 1: where verdict in the case of a former marine charged

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Speaker 1: in the chokehold death of a homeless man on a

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Speaker 1: New York subway could come as soon as today. The

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Speaker 1: jury deliberating that case is deadlocked, but the judge just

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Speaker 1: sent them back into deliberations after they sent a note

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Speaker 3: The twenty four year old is.

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Speaker 1: Accused of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. He is pleaded

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Speaker 1: not guilty to both charges. In the meantime, a civil

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Speaker 3: That case is being brought in the New.

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Speaker 1: York's Sureme Court, and it accuses the former Marine of

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Speaker 1: Popular social media app TikTok's days on your kids phones

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Speaker 3: Another busy day.

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Speaker 1: Is on tap on Capitol Hill in Washington after Thursday

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Speaker 1: was highlighted by tense hearings and some high profile visits.

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Speaker 1: Among the highest profile visitors were Elon Musk and the Vekramaswami,

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Speaker 6: favorite guests, Ryan James Grodski. Ryan, welcome back to the program.

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Speaker 6: A lot of discuss here. We're going to cover a

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Speaker 6: bunch of topics and kind of go all over the place. First, Ryan,

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Speaker 10: You know, I think that Pete is probably the only

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Speaker 10: the pressure campaign against Tony Ernest may be effective, but

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Speaker 4: Maybe cash hotels and have a little bit of tough time.

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Speaker 10: RFK Junior has to answer for a lot of questions

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Speaker 10: for every thing that RF K. Junior said that it

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Speaker 10: makes a lot of sense. He has said some things

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Speaker 10: that are very very strange. I think the rest of them,

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Speaker 10: honestly though, are pretty good, and aside from Petal, the

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Speaker 6: So what do you have to make about some of

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Speaker 5: From very deep red states.

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Speaker 10: I you know, listen, I think that as point of

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Speaker 4: I think that is I think it's very important to

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Speaker 10: Had Republicans asked tough questions, Harriet Meyer would have been

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Speaker 10: on the Supreme Court. So it's not a bad thing

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Speaker 10: to ask him tough questions and to sit there and

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Speaker 10: have your own conscious of your vote. But the point

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Speaker 10: of a cabin secretary is not that they are confirming,

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Speaker 10: you know, their own cabinet secretary to believe their ideas

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Speaker 10: and their policies.

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Speaker 4: It's to say are you qualified for the job?

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Speaker 10: And then it's Donald Trump's decision, just like it was Obama's,

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Speaker 10: just like it was Joe Biden's, just like it was

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Speaker 10: you know, George W.

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Speaker 4: Bush's. So the litmus test shouldn't be.

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Speaker 10: Does this person have my shared idea, it's can this

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Speaker 10: person do the job? Which is a very very important,

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Speaker 10: you know question, and you know it will raises some

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Speaker 4: But I don't think that.

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Speaker 10: That's what they're They're they're questioning Pete over. I don't

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Speaker 10: think the question of repeat is whether or not he

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Speaker 10: is a lot of uh, you know, questions into his

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Speaker 10: person to personal life that have really nothing to do

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Speaker 10: with the position. And the blackmail and and the smear

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Speaker 10: campaign is really to embarrass him more than to ask

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Speaker 10: if he's qualified.

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Speaker 6: So so Ryan shifting gears here. You have a very

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Speaker 6: interesting news story, Andrew, why don't you tee it up here?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: Well, hey, hey Ryan, I don't know if they even

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Speaker 7: began yet, so you didn't know I was here, How

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Speaker 7: are you, sir?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: I mean we were talking about that as we're prepping

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Speaker 7: You have a new piece out here, and you know,

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Speaker 7: I found it extraordinarily fascinating. You actually been diving into

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Speaker 7: birth rates, and you mentioned that there was a little

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Speaker 5: In the last year. What did you what did you

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Speaker 5: find there?

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Speaker 4: Ryan?

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Speaker 5: Right?

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Speaker 10: So the CDC post monthly updates is on CDC Wonder

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Speaker 10: and that's Centers for Disease Control obviously. And the birth

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Speaker 10: by half of a percentage, which is a decent amount

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Speaker 10: for a single year. But it didn't come from Americans.

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Speaker 10: It came from people mothers who were not born in America.

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Speaker 10: One in four people, one in four births in twenty

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Speaker 10: twenty four were by women who were not from America. Particularly,

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Speaker 10: a large increase came from people on the ncch what

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Speaker 10: is it NCCHV parole program that Joe Biden did so

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Speaker 10: as people from Nicaragua, Haiti, Cuba, and Venezuela. Venezuelans specifically

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Speaker 10: have a fifty five percent higher birth rate than they.

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Speaker 4: Were last year.

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Speaker 10: Part of that is because there's more of them, but

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Speaker 10: part of it is because they're on this two year

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Speaker 10: program that Joe Biden made up on his own that

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Speaker 10: does not give them refugee satus. It just allows them

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Speaker 10: to apply for asylum while they're here, and then and

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Speaker 10: then they have to go home if they fail to

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Speaker 10: get it, well, if you fail to get it, as

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Speaker 10: most of them probably will because they're probably not legitimate assilees,

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Speaker 10: what better way to stay in the country than have

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Speaker 10: an anchor baby and really birthrights citizenship. As Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: is becoming president and people saw this election a go

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Speaker 10: either which way, a number of women either came across

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Speaker 10: here for the purpose of delaying any possibility of deportation

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Speaker 10: or making them much harder to separate families or use

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Speaker 10: whatever case that was. So, Really the baby boom was

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Speaker 10: a big part of the baby boom came from our

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Speaker 10: anchor baby system and our birthright citizenship, which the Supreme Court,

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Speaker 10: by the way, has never rules that illegal aliens have

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Speaker 10: the right to birthright citizenship. That has been that's been

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Speaker 10: carrying it out.

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Speaker 4: But the Spring where does never actually rule that illegal aliens.

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Speaker 3: Have that right.

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Speaker 6: I want to emphasize that that is so baked into

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Speaker 6: the consciousness of what we think is we think.

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Speaker 5: Our law, but it's actually not. How did it originate?

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Speaker 6: And is it time to bring that up for a

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Speaker 6: declarative Supreme Court decision? Would we win? I'm not even

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Speaker 6: sure we'd win with this court, Ryan, because people so

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Speaker 6: believe that it's a fourteenth Amendment, right, fourteenth minute, that's

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Speaker 6: the fourteenth By the way, the fourteen minute has some

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Speaker 6: wonderful parts of it. It also has stuff about like debt ceiling.

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Speaker 6: It is the most expansive, No, it does. It has

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Speaker 6: like six or seven clauses that are are not just about.

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Speaker 7: The abolition of slavery, right, and actually talking about this

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Speaker 7: when we're discussing this segment. How literally the fourteenth Amendment

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Speaker 7: is usual. It's a catchall, and it's used for a

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Speaker 7: myriad of societal ills, for bad judgments up and down

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Speaker 7: the aisle, and this one, I think, right, maybe you

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Speaker 7: know the history better than I do, but it basically

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Speaker 7: it was like eighteen nineties cases.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it was for an Asian man who he

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Speaker 10: had statist to be in this country. It was like

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Speaker 10: a work status of some sort of like a work

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Speaker 10: permit of some sort, and he had a child was

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Speaker 10: here and said his child was an American citizen because

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Speaker 10: he was legally allowed to be here, And that was

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Speaker 10: why they sat there and said, if you were legally

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Speaker 10: allowed to be here and your child is here, then

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Speaker 10: the child is a citizen.

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Speaker 4: It was never ruled for illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 10: I think it was Justice Black who wrote something in

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Speaker 10: an indentation in the nineteen sixties or seventies, and Culture

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Speaker 10: Conci writes about this in nineteen sixty or seventies that

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Speaker 10: created the idea that it belonged to everybody, But the

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Speaker 10: Supreme Court has never ruled on it.

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Speaker 4: If this court did it, you know, I don't know.

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Speaker 10: Roberts has been fairly good in immigration, the two that

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Speaker 10: had not been wonderful or Gorsic and Barrett.

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Speaker 4: So I don't know. I really really don't know.

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Speaker 10: But it does to be decided upon by the courts

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Speaker 10: because it has been a major factor in birth tourism,

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Speaker 10: people using our countries law to sit they're come here

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Speaker 10: and be granted a welfare status because they're through their

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Speaker 10: child and make it impossible to support them well.

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Speaker 7: And Ryan, again, you might know this better than I,

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Speaker 7: but here's the actual language.

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Speaker 5: This is from the fourteenth Amendment.

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Speaker 7: It says all persons born or naturalized in the United

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Speaker 7: States and subjects to the jurisdiction thereof, meaning they're subject

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Speaker 7: to the jurisdics in the United States are citizens of

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Speaker 7: the United States and of the state wherein they reside. Now,

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Speaker 7: this language has been parsed apart, I mean a lot

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Speaker 7: over the years. And I mean if we go back

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Speaker 7: Fourteenth Amendment was getting codified, what does that tell us?

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Speaker 7: I mean where senators literally saying like, hey, if you

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Speaker 7: just drop a baby off on this side of the border,

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Speaker 7: then obviously it's an American or was subject to the

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Speaker 7: jurisdiction thereof, meaning something different.

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Speaker 10: No, of course, they didn't think about illegal immigrants in

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Speaker 10: you know, eighteen sixty six. This was not even like

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Speaker 10: part of the conversation. It was for the descendants of slaves,

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Speaker 10: so that way they couldn't be nine citizenship. And it

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Speaker 10: made sense in the time. It had nothing to do that.

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Speaker 10: They weren't even thinking about immigrants. It was literally just

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Speaker 10: for slaves. And it has just been you know, this

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Speaker 10: open ended question, and we have lived with it.

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Speaker 4: But it is time.

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Speaker 10: I think for the Supreme Court to at least rule

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Speaker 10: upon it, because I don't think there's a way of

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Speaker 10: getting an amendment changed through the States at this point

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Speaker 10: or the federal government. I think only the Court could

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Speaker 10: do it, and I think that we would probably have

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Speaker 10: at least four votes off on the Court and it

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Speaker 10: would just be decided if to one more join them.

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Speaker 10: But it's very clearly not in the Constitution that anybody

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Speaker 10: with a plane ticket could be, you know, have their

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Speaker 10: child be assumption to the United States citizen and therefore

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Speaker 10: make it very difficult to deport and have every benefit

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Speaker 10: of the welfare system and the education and everything. No,

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Speaker 10: this is ridiculous. No one thought this in eighteen sixty six.

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Speaker 10: There were no planes, and now there is this whole

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Speaker 10: entire thing. There's a whole, entire economy built around it.

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Speaker 10: But specifically, when you have a president like Joe Biden

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Speaker 10: who so flagrantly ignored the letter of the law and

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Speaker 10: protecting our borders, and so many millions upon millions of

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Speaker 10: people in this country larger than most states, is the

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Speaker 10: new population that came in. They're all going to be

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Speaker 10: trying to have children because they want to sit there

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Speaker 10: and have an anchor to protect themselves to be part

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Speaker 10: of the United States. It's ridiculous and it needs to

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Speaker 10: be looked at at this point. And it's obviously now

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Speaker 10: one in four births are by mothers who were not

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Speaker 10: born in the country.

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Speaker 4: That's huge.

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Speaker 7: Well and Ryan, I mean, I don't know if you

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Speaker 7: saw the news, Charlie, you saw it. The number one

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Speaker 7: baby boy name now in the UK is Mohammad.

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Speaker 5: Just happened this week.

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Speaker 7: I think it was already the case in like Ireland

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Speaker 7: as a you know, we're scott over the entire UK.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, they I think it was England had that a

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Speaker 10: couple of years ago.

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Speaker 4: But I mean they have this story at almost every

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Speaker 4: single year.

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Speaker 10: I think it's almost clipped because they just changed the

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Speaker 10: way the spellings are.

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Speaker 4: They combine all the spellings. It's not right.

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Speaker 7: They how yeah, yeah, exactly. They requalify how they how

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Speaker 7: they do it.

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Speaker 6: But nevertheless, but an executive order would go directly to

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Speaker 6: the Supreme Court if you want to get a decisive

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Speaker 6: decision on it. And again there's no there is no

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Speaker 6: guarantee that we would win the side that we believe

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Speaker 6: that birthright citizenship went.

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Speaker 5: There's no guarantee it's just.

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Speaker 6: It's so baked into what we think is constitutional. And

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Speaker 6: you're trying to tell me, Ryan, there hasn't been a

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Speaker 6: Supreme Court decision on this in one hundred years now.

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Speaker 4: Leg Nope, there hasn't been.

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Speaker 10: There's never They've never addressed it, they've never talked about it.

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Speaker 10: There's no answer to that. And it's a major thing.

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Speaker 10: What are we going away for a third of births

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Speaker 10: being from non citizens? There is no greater country than

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Speaker 10: the United States and the entire world. Who wouldn't want

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Speaker 10: to try to come here? And if all you need

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Speaker 10: is a plane ticket and nine months of being pregnant,

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Speaker 10: you know, just wait around for thirty days. And that's

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Speaker 10: why places like in Los Angeles and Miami and in

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Speaker 10: New York, that's what they're all doing. I mean in

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Speaker 10: New York at the original hotel, there was entire well,

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Speaker 10: there was a ton of nine month pregnant women getting

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Speaker 10: in there knowing that Joe Biden was going to deport

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Speaker 10: them and that they weren't going to have an avenue

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Speaker 10: towards citizenship when their child sponsored.

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Speaker 4: Them one day.

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Speaker 10: It is a it is American people are being hoodwinked

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Speaker 10: into this because there's just there's been no action by

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Speaker 10: the courts, and the courts need to sit there and

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Speaker 10: say no, an illegal immigrants child is not a citizen

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Speaker 10: by the fourteenth Amendment.

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Speaker 7: Well, no, I mean we were just talking about, you know,

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Speaker 5: And you have you've done. Yeah, You've some amazing work there.

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Speaker 5: You know. That's something that's one of our central themes

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Speaker 7: Obviously Charlie's one of Charlie's work really and as we

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Speaker 7: somewhere there. We also have local school boards, which you've

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Speaker 7: first question isolate, what are the biggest problems in American

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Speaker 7: education and how do we address them?

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Speaker 10: The biggest problem is the teacher schools, the teachers universities,

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Speaker 10: there's University of Chicago at Urbane, this is just one example.

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Speaker 10: There is a professor known as Rachelle Gutierrez. She's an

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Speaker 10: award winning math professor. She teaches people how to teach math.

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Speaker 10: Her entire curriculum on math is about the decolonization of math.

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Speaker 10: How you strip whiteness from math?

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Speaker 4: And she's what And she.

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Speaker 10: Has had hundreds, if not thousands of people passed through

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Speaker 10: her classes learning how to make teachers from her examples,

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Speaker 10: and they come. You know, if you think of the

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Speaker 10: average person who want to be a teacher, they when

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Speaker 10: you were younger, when you met them in grade school

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Speaker 10: who wanted summers off and liked kids, and YadA, YadA, YadA,

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Speaker 10: and then they go through this radicalization program through these

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Speaker 10: teachers colleges. I think that there I think one thing

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Speaker 10: that could be done and that some places have started doing,

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Speaker 10: is I think there has to be a way to

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Speaker 10: change the accreditation process around what it is to be

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Speaker 10: a teacher. I don't think you should have to go

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Speaker 10: to the teaching colleges to supplement for being a teacher.

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Speaker 10: I think you could have classroom time or something else

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Speaker 10: along with a comparative degree in order to become a teacher.

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Speaker 10: So that's one thing. Curriculum is another thing. We flipped

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Speaker 10: the Miami Dade School Board back two years ago. They've

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Speaker 10: started a program to change the way they do literature

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Speaker 10: and English Language Arts ELA to be classics, to base

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Speaker 10: it on the classics. And when you have a classic

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Speaker 10: based curriculum in the publics rules, which is possible, you

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Speaker 10: no longer have the worry about teaching anti racism language

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Speaker 10: and literature. Because of that, I would say the third

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Speaker 10: and final thing I'll say is that the tech in

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Speaker 10: school is problematic because while the textbooks are incredibly regulated,

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Speaker 10: the apps that most teachers use are not regulated. In

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Speaker 10: ninety seven percent of all apps are given to schools

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Speaker 10: for free with the sole purpose then reselling children's data

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Speaker 10: later on to other companies. It is preposterous, and there's

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Speaker 10: a ton of woke language within the apps themselves, and

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Speaker 10: they're very unregulated. As opposed to textbooks, which are very regulated.

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Speaker 6: There's so much here, Rian, I re only have two minutes.

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Speaker 6: I'm gonna ask a broad question and we could pick

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Speaker 6: this up at another time. Do you believe that we

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Speaker 6: are five looking five years prior to now and now

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Speaker 6: five years ahead, so a ten year window.

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Speaker 5: We're heading in the.

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Speaker 6: Right direction of a classical based educational revolution.

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Speaker 4: Yes, one hundred percent. Six school classics.

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Speaker 10: Schools are popping up everywhere, public schools are reforming to

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Speaker 10: adopt that, and for the first time, Republican state legislators

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Speaker 10: are really genuinely caring about education because of what happened

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Speaker 10: two years ago. My pack is launching a foundation called

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Speaker 10: the seventeen seventy six Foundation. We just started it, where

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Speaker 10: we're going to work on having school boards meet with

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Speaker 10: each other from different district across the country to discuss

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Speaker 10: what policy changes are happening in one place and how

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Speaker 10: they can happen every place, and broadening that communication, which

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Speaker 10: doesn't happen enough. It's happening on the local level, and

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Speaker 10: it's happening now at the state level. The federal government

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Speaker 10: now that Trump's president will be president. I think that

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Speaker 10: the grant program and the way that money is doled

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Speaker 10: out will be the very very important thing, because a

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Speaker 10: lot of stuff happens the way that DC doles out money.

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Speaker 6: We are out of time, Ryan, thank you so much,

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Speaker 6: really appreciate it.

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Speaker 5: Thank having on again and soume thank you.

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Speaker 6: Email is freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com and subscribe.

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Speaker 5: To our podcast.

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Speaker 6: Show and just let's summarize the week here. Keep the

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Speaker 6: pressure on. The pressure will continue until morale improoves. This

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Speaker 6: weekend we have a big weekend at Turning Point USA

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Speaker 6: But it really is all about Americafest Amfest dot com

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Speaker 7: we say this every.

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Speaker 5: Year, Charlie, so I'm I'm hesitant.

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