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Speaker 1: All right, So what everybody's talking about today is the

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Speaker 1: speech Pete haig Seth gave to all the military top

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Speaker 1: Now that's a huge deal, a gigantic deal. It's not

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Speaker 1: you may not realize about why the military has rotted

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Speaker 1: we're going to talk about communists and power first. When

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Speaker 1: Almost sounds like a simple point, right, But it's really

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Speaker 1: At our military academies, you can take courses on diversity.

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Speaker 2: From this moment forward, the only mission of the newly

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Speaker 2: Not because we want war, No one here wants war,

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Speaker 1: Wow, when's the last time you heard a defense secretary

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Speaker 2: In other words, to our enemies, fa fo. If necessary,

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Speaker 1: No, Before I play this next one, I want you

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Speaker 1: over and over again, Jesse, my son will not serve,

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Speaker 2: We've promoted too many uniform leaders for the wrong reasons,

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Speaker 3: We became the Woke Department. But not anymore. No more

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Speaker 2: Dei offices, dudes in dresses, no more climate change worship,

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Speaker 1: Yes, standards, huh. They talked more about standards today.

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Speaker 3: It should be in our DNA.

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Speaker 2: At my direction, we are also adding a combat field

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Speaker 3: Execute their service Fitness.

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Speaker 2: Test at a gender neutral age normed male standard scored

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Speaker 3: Simply put, if you do not meet the male level physical.

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Speaker 1: The male standard. That's offensive. Yeah, not in war, it's not.

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Speaker 1: Men are bigger, stronger, and faster than women. We have

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Speaker 1: it is and already has going to get people killed.

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Speaker 1: in this country, it's been treated all day as controversial.

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Speaker 1: That is exactly what we've been needing. It was an

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Speaker 4: Well.

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Speaker 2: Today is another liberation day, the liberation of America's warriors

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Speaker 2: in name, indeed and inauthorities. You kill people and break

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Speaker 3: Always in polite society. We are not an army of one.

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Speaker 2: We are a joint force of millions of selfless Americans.

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Speaker 3: We are warriors.

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Speaker 2: We are purpose built not for fair weather, blue skies

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Speaker 1: Gosh, it's been so long since anyone talked like that.

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Speaker 1: the Blaze, Julio Rosas. Julio Man, I've out came out

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Speaker 6: Hello, I'm Admiral Rachel Levine. Climate change is having a

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Speaker 1: Chain Julio, how much of that is still left in

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Speaker 5: no you know, significant loss of quote unquote product. And

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Speaker 5: so now that we have again serious leadership to safeguard

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Speaker 5: the homeland, this is what it means. You know again, Jessic,

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Speaker 5: We've talked about this before where I'm not exactly sure

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Speaker 5: if it means we're going to, you know, do full

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Speaker 5: invasion of South America. But something has to change. And

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Speaker 5: that's why Trump was elected because the status quo, especially

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Speaker 5: within you know, the Department of you know, the former

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Speaker 5: Department of Defense, it was a total It was a

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Speaker 5: total joke. It was a total joke. Everyone saw it,

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Speaker 5: everyone knew it. But because again is of this going

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Speaker 5: along to get a long attitude within the halls of

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Speaker 5: the Pentagon, no one wanted to do anything because there

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Speaker 5: was their career and so again I think this speech

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Speaker 5: was which much needed. It was very refreshing. I was

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Speaker 5: very motivated with it, and I'm not and I've been

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Speaker 5: out for over four years now, so it's it's I

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Speaker 5: if I were if I were in, I'd be very happy.

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Speaker 5: I'll just put it down. I'd i'd be very happy

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Speaker 5: if I was still in.

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Speaker 1: No doubt, who deal. Thank you, boss, appreciate it.

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Speaker 4: All.

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Speaker 1: Right, Before we go talk to Senator Johnson about the

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Speaker 1: shut down, I want to talk to you about how

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Speaker 1: garbage you're all of oil is. It's it's a hard time,

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Speaker 1: it's just do me. We have to talk about it.

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Speaker 1: That bottle of olive oil I know you have sitting

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Speaker 1: over by your stove. You're probably looking at it right now.

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Speaker 1: I hope you feel guilty because it's bland and it's crappy,

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Speaker 1: and it's not your fault. It's old. We don't realize

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Speaker 1: that we buy old olive oil, and we think that

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Speaker 1: we don't have options. We all get it at the

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Speaker 1: grocery store. I always did you go to the olive

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Speaker 1: oil aisle? Was it once a year when you run

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Speaker 1: out and you go grab just grab a bottle. All

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Speaker 1: this looks like it comes from Italy. We all do

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Speaker 1: the same thing. Stop doing that. Get olive oil fresh

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Speaker 1: from the farm and you're going to taste an amazing difference.

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Speaker 1: Farm Fresh two four six dot com gets you fresh

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Speaker 1: from the farm. You don't have to take my word

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Speaker 1: for it. They'll send you a bottle thirty nine dollars

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Speaker 1: bottle for a dollar help cover the shipping. Then you'll

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Speaker 1: see farm Fresh two four to six dot com will

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Speaker 1: be bad. All right? What's this shutdown stuff all about?

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Speaker 1: Should I be as excited as I am about the

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Speaker 1: government no longer being open? Let's ask somebody who will

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Speaker 1: tell it right. You know, he'll give it to a straight.

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Speaker 1: Senator Ron Johnson from the state of Wisconsin. Senator, why

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Speaker 1: should I be upset if the government shuts down? I

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Speaker 1: know you have to pretend to be upset, But why

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Speaker 1: should I be mad?

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Speaker 8: I don't have to pretend wouldn't hurt my feeling? Listen,

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Speaker 8: I just I just offer the bill eliminate shutdowns at

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Speaker 8: and every Democrat vote against it. And unfortunately twelve of

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Speaker 8: our appropriators, twelve Republican appropriators vote against as well. So

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Speaker 8: you know, go figure. But no, I you know, the

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Speaker 8: vast majority of government is deemed essential. Government thinks quite

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Speaker 8: a bit of itself, so it's deemed essential. It'll remain open.

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Speaker 8: The part that closes those the government employees will go

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Speaker 8: off to the spots and take vacations. They'll eventually get

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Speaker 8: paid again. It's it's one great big charade. We know

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Speaker 8: how this ends. They're going to, you know, give it

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Speaker 8: see up against some holiday right before the holiday. Once

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Speaker 8: the appropriators get all there, you know, their two thousand

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Speaker 8: page bills done, they'll be dropped on our desks. And

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Speaker 8: what we'll have less than twenty four hours to pretend

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Speaker 8: to read it and then vote yes or no. I

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Speaker 8: generally vote know, but that that's that's the game that's

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Speaker 8: been played. I've been here for fifteen years, Jesse. In

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Speaker 8: that time, we should have passed one hundred and eighty

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Speaker 8: appropriation bills before the start of the next fiscal year. Right,

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Speaker 8: one hundred and eighty, you know, I mean we've passed six.

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Speaker 8: We've passed six on time. That's a that's a ninety

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Speaker 8: six point seven cent failure rate. And yet that the

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Speaker 8: appropriators who opposed my bill said this bill would undercut

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Speaker 8: the appropriation process. So maybe we would have only passed

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Speaker 8: four or five of those things had the prevent or

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Speaker 8: the Eliminated Shutdown Act been in place. Now it's it's

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Speaker 8: it's a very sad joke, it is. It's again to

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Speaker 8: the outside, it looks just functional. No, this is a

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Speaker 8: very well honed process by the Unit Party to create

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Speaker 8: these fiscal cliffs. Get the American public all spent up

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Speaker 8: about the disaster that the government shutdown is, so they

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Speaker 8: can again they can unravel, They can write and then

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Speaker 8: unravel and present these multi thousand page on spending bills

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Speaker 8: that there are always always Democrats will vote for it,

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Speaker 8: and they can always assemble what I always call the

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Speaker 8: mcconic coalition of just enough Republicans to join Democrats in

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Speaker 8: passing their priorities. And let's hope and pray that President

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Speaker 8: Trump doesn't relent now on their latest gambit. The Democrats

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Speaker 8: opening salvele here that the House passed and relatively clean

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Speaker 8: cr again backed up against the Thanksgiving holiday. And I

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Speaker 8: don't like that because that's setting up the process. But

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Speaker 8: the Democrats counter that was, well, we'll give you a

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Speaker 8: four week r and all we're asking for is another

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Speaker 8: one point five trillion dollars worth of spending and unravel

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Speaker 8: all the things he did in the one Big Beautiful Bill.

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Speaker 8: I mean, that's an obviously unseerious offer. My concern is

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Speaker 8: what they really want is what they could have done

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Speaker 8: easily when they had control under Biden. They want permanence,

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Speaker 8: permanence for the temporary pandemic enhanced Obamacare subsidies. And they

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Speaker 8: want that because Obamacare itself has dramatically increased the cost

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Speaker 8: of health insurance on individuals. Change and those enhanced subsidies

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Speaker 8: basically took a lot of people, millions of people that

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Speaker 8: were getting subsidies. But they also had to chip into

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Speaker 8: those those insurance plans don't chip in anymore. The result

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Speaker 8: is you've got unscrupulous agents and brokers who are literally

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Speaker 8: selling policies the people that don't even know they're getting them.

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Speaker 8: They're collected commission the insurance companies are collecting the premiums,

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Speaker 8: billions of dollars of taxpayer money going into policies.

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Speaker 1: That aren't being used.

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Speaker 8: That the people that the policies are written for don't

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Speaker 8: even know they have them. If any Republican, including the President,

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Speaker 8: supports extending that fraud, that's what they're doing. They're extending

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Speaker 8: those substantes. They're perpetuating that massive fraud.

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Speaker 1: Do you get the sense from the White House that

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Speaker 1: the President is with us on this? As many good

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Speaker 1: things as Trump has done, he's frankly disastrous when it

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Speaker 1: comes to spending items. Is he with us this time?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 8: I know a lot of the political advisors are scared,

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Speaker 8: you know whatless of being accused of taking healthcare away

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Speaker 8: from women and children. You know, that's why we didn't

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Speaker 8: We didn't end the fraud of the nine to one

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Speaker 8: match under the Obamacare expansion of a Medicaid. We couldn't

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Speaker 8: touch that they already did too much to medicaid, And yeah,

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Speaker 8: I'm afraid they are afraid of the demogogue we come

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Speaker 8: from the Democrats backed up by the media. And listen,

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Speaker 8: it's a legitimate concern. You know, how affective the Demo

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Speaker 8: gods the liars are on the left, and how they're

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Speaker 8: supported by the media. So it's not an illegitimate concern

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Speaker 8: from a standard when if you want to win the House.

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Speaker 1: But no, I am concerned handicap it for us. How

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Speaker 1: long is the shutdown last? I really don't know.

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Speaker 8: Listen, If it's just solely up to Democrats, who are

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Speaker 8: going to be pretty relentless because they know the media

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Speaker 8: will back them up, it could last quite some time.

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Speaker 8: It all depends on how soon Republicans might cave. It's

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Speaker 8: just as simple. It was only up to me. Well,

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Speaker 8: I would continue to bring up the Eliminate Shutdowns Act,

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Speaker 8: which just creates fourteen day rolling sea or continuing appropriations,

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Speaker 8: you know, shutdown government US, find the last year's levels,

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Speaker 8: and then try and figure out areas of agreement, you know,

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Speaker 8: like veterans affairs or defense. I mean, there are plenty

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Speaker 8: of areas where appropriators and a lot of members would

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Speaker 8: actually agree and pass those one at a time without

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Speaker 8: all this shutdown threat. Again, the shutdown threat is all

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Speaker 8: about spending a lot more money than once. You could

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Speaker 8: actually pass if you did individual appropriation bills, do it

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Speaker 8: right before Christmas, a two thousand page bill. That's that's

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Speaker 8: the game that's been played ever since I arrived here

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Speaker 8: in twenty eleven.

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Speaker 1: Figures. Senator, Thank you, sir, I appreciate it. That poor guy,

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Speaker 1: we need to send him some Massive chips. That's what

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Speaker 1: he needs. He's been there fifteen If you can tell

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Speaker 1: frustrated he is. He needs to box some Massa chips.

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Speaker 1: You know what. I'm gonna get a hold of Massa chips.

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Speaker 1: And I know what you're thinking. Ron Johnson is famously

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Speaker 1: a guy who cares about his health. I'm gonna have

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Speaker 1: a salad today. Well, massive chips are They're good? These

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Speaker 1: aren't these store brand chips that have eight thousand cancer

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Speaker 1: causing piles of filth in there. You know it's in

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Speaker 1: Massive chips. It's three ingredients. Three. My wife, the health freak,

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Speaker 1: eats Massive chips and they're amazing. Several different flavors, corn chips,

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Speaker 1: potato chips. It's the one chip I can eat where

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Speaker 1: I'm not going to get the evil eye from. Are

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Speaker 1: you gonna eat the whole bag? Yes, yes i am.

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Speaker 1: I'm in a city and I'm gonna da have hot

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Speaker 1: sauce on it, and I'm gonna eat the whole bag,

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Speaker 1: and I'm not going to feel bad about it. Trust me.

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Speaker 1: You get one bag of Massa Chips, try a potato

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Speaker 1: or two, Try a tortilla or two. You'll never go back.

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Speaker 1: Massive Chips dot com slash JESSETV. We'll be back.

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Speaker 9: I have nothing to apologize for, you know it is

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Speaker 9: it is a tragedy that Charliekirk was killed in that way.

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Speaker 9: I feel for his widow and his children. They will

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Speaker 9: have to live with that for the rest of their lives.

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Speaker 9: But there is no legacy to honor. It was a

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Speaker 9: legacy filled with bigotry, hatred, and white supremacy. And as

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Speaker 9: a black woman and as a Muslim in this country,

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Speaker 9: I refuse for I refuse to join the chorus that

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Speaker 9: changes the history of what is on the record from

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Speaker 9: this man. But I am not going to be bullied

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Speaker 9: into complacency, into you know, dishonoring who I am and

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Speaker 9: what I stand for just to you know, make them

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Speaker 9: feel comfortable. It's not gonna happen.

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Speaker 1: What a nasty witch. He was one of the nicest

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Speaker 1: human beings I ever met in my life. And listen,

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Speaker 1: which that's exactly why you're going to end up with

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Speaker 1: somebody like me joining me now. Monica Page, White House correspondent,

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Speaker 1: also turning point USA. Just a nasty hag. And this

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Speaker 1: has been unbelievably common since Charlie Kirk was murdered, these

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Speaker 1: people pretending like he's some barbarian. It's wild to me.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Jesse, she's a disgusting woman. And it's really whorts

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Speaker 10: my heart to hear Democrats, specifically those like Ilhan Omar

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Speaker 10: and many of those anti American Democrats who aren't even

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Speaker 10: from our country to begin with, who are saying these

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Speaker 10: suspicable things and they don't even know the amazing things

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Speaker 10: that Charlie Kirk did. He bridged a gap between Republicans

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Speaker 10: and Democrats in a way that nobody else could. He

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Speaker 10: touched the hearts and the minds of college students. That's

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Speaker 10: not an easy thing to do. And every single day

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Speaker 10: I feel like I'm reminded of the amazing work that

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Speaker 10: he's done. He's pushed me personally to become not only

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Speaker 10: a better person, but also a better reporter. He's pushed

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Speaker 10: me in ways that I don't think I would have

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Speaker 10: ever been pushed if I worked for anybody else. So

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Speaker 10: it's going to be a really tough road moving forward.

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Speaker 10: But it is a job that we are so excited

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Speaker 10: to do and carry on. And we just cannot listen

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Speaker 10: to people like ilhanom Or, we can't listen to people

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Speaker 10: like Don Lemon. We have to keep ignoring that noise,

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Speaker 10: and we need to keep pushing forward. We have work

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Speaker 10: to do, that's for sure.

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Speaker 1: She mentioned what she stands for against what she stands for,

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Speaker 1: but she did not elaborate. It's funny how often Communists

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Speaker 1: do that. What does she stand for, Monica?

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Speaker 10: I have no idea what she stands for. I think

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Speaker 10: she stands for anybody else other than the American people.

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Speaker 10: And I'm baffled every single day as to how she's

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Speaker 10: even in our country doing what she's doing. I mean,

656
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Speaker 10: this is a woman who's actually married to a white man,

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Speaker 10: but also married to her brother. Still, this is somebody

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Speaker 10: who doesn't have any sort of morals or values that

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Speaker 10: benefit the American people, And quite honestly, I think that

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Speaker 10: she and other radical leftists are the best thing for

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Speaker 10: the Republican Party. I mean, President Trump said it best.

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Speaker 10: People like her, people like Zorra, Mom, Donnie are gifts

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Speaker 10: to the Republican Party, and we should we should probably

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Speaker 10: let people like her just keep talking because it's better

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Speaker 10: for us the more that she speaks.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe I should get her on the show somehow,

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Speaker 1: I don't think she'll accept that invitation. You mentioned don Lemon,

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Speaker 1: and you mentioned being married to a white man, and

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Speaker 1: so that seems oddly appropriate. He came out and said this.

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Speaker 11: White men, something is broken, something is cracked deep inside.

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Speaker 1: When so many of you believe the answer to.

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Speaker 11: Fear, to loss, to change is violence by goud white men,

673
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Speaker 11: what the fuck is wrong with you? But you're too

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Speaker 11: dumb to even realize that, because you're lazy and sitting

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Speaker 11: in front of a computer or a phone and you're

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Speaker 11: just eating it up. Oh my gosh, look at what

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Speaker 11: they're doing. All of a sudden, My heritage is going

678
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Speaker 11: to be over that.

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Speaker 4: I won't.

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Speaker 11: I want to live in a country there are white

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Speaker 11: kids go to white schools, and white people marry each

682
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Speaker 11: other what is wrong with that. I want to grow

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Speaker 11: up in the country that my great grandfather grew up in.

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Speaker 11: That country doesn't exist anymore.

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Speaker 1: All well, I think he said a lot right there, Monica, Yeah,

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Speaker 1: he said a lot.

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Speaker 10: And Jesse, honestly, I think you everybody an apology for

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Speaker 10: being a white man. You are the enemy. It is

689
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Speaker 10: your problem, and it's your fault why we are here

690
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Speaker 10: in this spot. I think it's hysterical that Don Lemon

691
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Speaker 10: won't call out that it's six percent of the population

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Speaker 10: that commits half the crimes in our country. And Charlie

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Speaker 10: Kirk was very vocal in the crime in our country

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Speaker 10: and who's behind it all? And I am old enough

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Speaker 10: to remember when Don Lemon spoke about the problems that

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Speaker 10: the black community were facing, he actually spoke about what

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Speaker 10: was it. I think it was the top five ways

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Speaker 10: to fix the African American community, and the number one

699
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Speaker 10: thing was fatherlessness. And the fact that he's completely flip

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Speaker 10: flopped on this and made it about white people was

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Speaker 10: adding to the division in our country. You should be

702
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Speaker 10: ashamed of yourself. He's married to a white man, so

703
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Speaker 10: is Elano Omar. And the hypocrisy is on new levels

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Speaker 10: that I didn't even think could be even reached. And

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Speaker 10: to his point saying, oh, white people want to be

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Speaker 10: surrounding themselves with other white people. They want to send

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Speaker 10: their kids to white schools, they themselves have so segregated.

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Speaker 10: They want to live in black communities. They want to

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Speaker 10: send their ChIL to black schools. Specifically, they want to

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Speaker 10: marry within their own culture. And so what if what

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Speaker 10: people want the same, that doesn't make us racist, That

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Speaker 10: just makes us wanting to peet with their own people.

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Speaker 10: They do the exact same thing, Jesse.

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Speaker 1: That's funny how people act when that shoe gets on

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Speaker 1: the other foot. Okay, let's shift gears here. Because Israel

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Speaker 1: Gaza is something that's been going on for years, and

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Speaker 1: I'd see all the poll numbers on this. This is

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Speaker 1: an issue that most Americans have kind of checked out of.

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Speaker 1: I realize there are people who care a lot this

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Speaker 1: way or that way, but most Americans are kind of

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Speaker 1: checked out on it. Donald Trump wants it to end

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Speaker 1: once this thing wrapped up so he can move on.

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Speaker 1: Are we close to getting that done?

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Speaker 10: I wish we were, Jesse, because this plan, this new

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Speaker 10: plan that was just unveiled this week, has really proved

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Speaker 10: to be phenomenal. He wants to create a peace board

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Speaker 10: where you know, you have a specific governing force in

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Speaker 10: the Gazan region to at least try to maintain peace

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Speaker 10: because you really can't have a strict Palestinian state. We

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Speaker 10: see what happens when something like that happens. I'm very

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Speaker 10: curious to see what happens, because Israel apparently agreed to

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Speaker 10: this deal is waiting on Hamas. But unfortunately, I don't

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Speaker 10: think a force like Hamas will agree with something like

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Speaker 10: this because they just strictly just don't care for peace.

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Speaker 10: And you know, President Trump gave Israel his blessing and saying, listen,

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Speaker 10: if Amas doesn't want to agree to this, you have

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Speaker 10: my full approval to do what you need to do

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Speaker 10: to keep eradicating this problem in the Middle East. You know,

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Speaker 10: you say a lot of people are kind of tired

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Speaker 10: of this. I'm one of them. I have serious war

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Speaker 10: fatigue between Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Hamas. I'm pretty sick of it,

742
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Speaker 10: and I'd like to see an end to this. But

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Speaker 10: a lot of this is very dependent on Hamas and

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Speaker 10: the only time will tell if this is going to

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Speaker 10: be again something that could be fixed. But we don't know, Monica.

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Speaker 1: I don't sit here and pretend that either of us

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Speaker 1: can crawl inside the mind of a jihadi like Hamas,

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Speaker 1: and nor do I really care to. But they can't

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Speaker 1: continue physically. Their military strength, from what I understand from

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Speaker 1: my sources, is just evaporated. I don't care how committed

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Speaker 1: of a Jew hating Jihani you are. If you're out

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Speaker 1: of guns and you're out of men, the war is over.

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Speaker 1: What's the plan, right?

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Speaker 10: I mean, that's exactly the question that I think is

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Speaker 10: on everybody's minds, and I think that's the question that

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Speaker 10: this administration is currently facing, because you know, when you

757
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Speaker 10: keep stealing the aid, when you keep you know, using

758
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Speaker 10: human shields in the region, you know there's no peace

759
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Speaker 10: can ever be done. You're not going to release the hostages,

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Speaker 10: both dead and alive. You can't reach that next level

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Speaker 10: of peace in the region. And I think a lot

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Speaker 10: of this is very much up in the air, unfortunately,

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Speaker 10: because no matter how many deals you keep going to make,

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Speaker 10: I don't know if you can even make a deal

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Speaker 10: with terrorism. You can't make a deal with terrorists at

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Speaker 10: the end of the day. So I mean, I wish

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Speaker 10: I had a solution. I wish this administration can come

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Speaker 10: to a conclusion, but it's got to be a both

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Speaker 10: sides want to end this war. Clearly one side wasn't.

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Speaker 1: All right shifting gears here. Trump came out and the

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Speaker 1: pharmaceutical industry is all hot on everybody's minds. We're all

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Speaker 1: tired of paying what we pay, and we think there

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Speaker 1: are a bunch of crups comebacks. This is what Trump said.

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Speaker 12: Adviser has agreed to offer capitalists prescription medications and major

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Speaker 12: discounts in the United States. There's a result of the

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Speaker 12: most Favored Nation Drug pricing lender that we established earlier

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Speaker 12: this year is you know, the United States is thanks

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Speaker 12: sometimes ten times more than other countries for drugs, and

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Speaker 12: a lot of excuses were made for that, but went

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Speaker 12: on for many years, many many years, decades, and it's

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Speaker 12: not going on any longer.

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Speaker 4: We're going to be paying the lowest price. Now, we're

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Speaker 4: going to be paying whatever the lowest prices favored nations.

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Speaker 4: This will save American taxpayers and consumers hundreds of millions

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Speaker 4: of dollars.

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Speaker 1: Monica, what's going on here? What is this?

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Speaker 10: Well, this is clearly President Trump completely reinventing the part

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Speaker 10: of pharmaceutical manufacturing companies in the entire pharmaceutical industry. This

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Speaker 10: new investment from Pfizer, I believe is seventy billion dollars,

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Speaker 10: which is strictly going to lower the cost. It's going

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Speaker 10: to bring this manufacturing and producing back to America and

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Speaker 10: essentially have Americans save more money when they need their medications.

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Speaker 10: We're going to be paying what other countries have been paying.

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Speaker 10: And we also know that the President is also he

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Speaker 10: just announced a new Trump RX government website where you

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Speaker 10: can literally buy your medications through this new website, completely

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Speaker 10: cutting out the middleman, which is also fantastic. So the

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Speaker 10: President is taking a new approach to the way things

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Speaker 10: have been done for decades. I think this is a

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Speaker 10: great approach for those that need it. I think that

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Speaker 10: this is a way that many people will have a

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Speaker 10: lot have an easier time to getting their medications. I

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Speaker 10: know over the last four years a lot of people

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Speaker 10: had some difficulty under the Biden administration, and I'm very

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Speaker 10: excited and positive to see the President take this new approach.

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Speaker 1: Is it still cool working at the White House or

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Speaker 1: is kind of the bloom gotten off the rose?

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Speaker 10: It's still really cool. I mean, you just never know

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Speaker 10: what's gonna happen.

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Speaker 1: Jesse.

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Speaker 10: The President could be on the roof one day, he

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Speaker 10: could be on the North lawn another day, he could

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Speaker 10: be coming out from the Oval Office. On any other day,

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Speaker 10: he could randomly call us into the Oval Office for

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Speaker 10: a big announcement. So you truly never know what's gonna happen.

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Speaker 10: I will say under the last administration, the year and

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Speaker 10: a half that I was working under the Biden administration

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Speaker 10: here at the White House, it was a snooze fest.

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Speaker 10: It was very quiet. Nothing was happening. A lid would

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Speaker 10: be called at two pm. The day would start at

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Speaker 10: eleven am, because that's just what it was. So that

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Speaker 10: far got old. But now and you know, she never

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Speaker 10: know what's going to happen. It's it's fantastic.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's hard to believe Joe Biden would run a

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Speaker 1: sleepy White House. Monica, thank you come back soon. I

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Speaker 1: appreciate it. Light in the mood. Next, I'm Trump when

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Speaker 1: he's gone, specifically, even though sometimes it makes me cringe,

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Speaker 1: like it makes you cringe, I'm gonna miss him trolling

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Speaker 1: Democrats on social media. Donald Trump, the President of the

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Speaker 1: United States of America put this on social media.

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Speaker 13: Look, guys, there's no way to sugarcoat it. Nobody likes

832
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Speaker 13: Democrats anymore. We have no voters left because of all

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Speaker 13: of our woke trans bull Not even black people want

834
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Speaker 13: to vote for us anymore. Even Latinos hate us. So

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Speaker 13: we need new voters. And if we give all these

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Speaker 13: illegal aliens free healthcare, we might be able to get

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Speaker 13: them on our side so they can vote for us.

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Speaker 13: They can't even speak English, so they won't realize we're

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Speaker 13: just a bunch of woke pieces of you know, at

840
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Speaker 13: least for a while until they learn English and they

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Speaker 13: realize they hate us too.

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Speaker 14: And then the King Jefferies try to be mad as

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Speaker 14: the president. The next time you have something to say

844
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Speaker 14: about me, don't cop out through a racist and fake

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Speaker 14: AI video.

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Speaker 1: When I'm back in.

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Speaker 14: The Oval office, say it to my face.

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Speaker 1: Say it to my face. I'll see them all

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Speaker 5: H