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Speaker 1: And a lot of lives. Yeah. Please, How will.

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Speaker 7: Ahead, but we've had a guest waiting in the wings.

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Speaker 7: Before we let you go, you have a big plan

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Speaker 9: I would hope that we would. But if there's ever

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Speaker 7: It's always a great honor to see you on the show.

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Speaker 7: You always kind of answer our questions and make us

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Speaker 7: I have a great weekend. Thanks for joining us, Honor.

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Speaker 7: All Right, folks, here and think a quick marble for

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Speaker 5: Welcome back everybody to just the news and no noise.

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Speaker 5: The chances of the Democrats being shut out of California's Yes,

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Speaker 10: So joining us.

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Speaker 10: Welcome to the show. Great to be with you.

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Speaker 5: I have seen some very intriguing polling lately that has

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Speaker 12: Yeah, it's really interesting and very exciting to see because

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Speaker 12: I think that really is changing because it's such a

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Speaker 12: Literally everything is going in the wrong direction. I me

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Speaker 10: He's the most useless.

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Speaker 12: Governor in America. That's what I call him, Mugga, the

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Speaker 12: And so what you're seeing is people just responding exactly

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Speaker 12: They did a poll across the state, not a Republican audience.

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Speaker 12: Who won the debate? Who made the best impression? Two

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Speaker 7: Yeah. I think one of the things that I was

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Speaker 7: and conservatives get excited and come out. What's it going

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Speaker 7: to take to get a Republican governor in November, Well,

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Speaker 7: you put your finger on it.

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Speaker 12: It's all about the turnout. That's always the case in

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Speaker 12: When people say there aren't enough Republican votes, President Trump

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Speaker 5: Yeah, don't cook mashed potatoes around Katie Porter. That's the

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Speaker 5: I hear a lot of people say, Okay, well, even

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Speaker 12: That's not true, not true, and it's actually those two

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Speaker 12: Well, it's entirely driven by how what a nightmare it is.

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Speaker 9: You've got to work really hard to drive people out

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Speaker 12: struggle all the time.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: See, what we know about spending in California is bad enough,

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Speaker 5: but also what we don't know about spending in California

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Speaker 5: is even worse.

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Speaker 10: When it comes to corruption.

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Speaker 5: I know you've got some ideas about what to do

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Speaker 5: as governor, some doge type movements to root out corruption.

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Speaker 12: Well, we actually set up so I mean this is

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Speaker 12: part of why I think we can do this, and

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Speaker 12: I'm approaching it in a very serious manner. I was

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Speaker 12: just campaigning all over the state and setting out the

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Speaker 12: specific policies and plans that I can implement. Three dollar gas,

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Speaker 12: cut your electric bills in half, your first one hundred

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Speaker 12: grand tax free, No more free healthcare for illegal immigrants,

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Speaker 12: so we can lower healthcare cost for California's a home

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Speaker 12: you can afford to buy, very simple, positive, practical things.

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Speaker 12: But also in order to cut taxes, we have to

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Speaker 12: cut spending. And that's why we've got to go after

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Speaker 12: the fraud and the waste and the abuse. So I

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Speaker 12: did set up in California about a month ago now

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Speaker 12: cal DOGE. We're calling it the California Department of Government.

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Speaker 12: Efficients Obviously we're not elected yet, so this is a

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Speaker 12: team of volunteers. We are already finding this stuff. It's

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Speaker 12: just unbelievable. Just on Friday, our second fraud report was published.

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Speaker 12: Last week. This is a billion dollars one billion dollars

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Speaker 12: over the last ten years that were taken from gas

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Speaker 12: tax and electric bill searcharges for climate that are supposed

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Speaker 12: to be spent on installing solar panels on the roofs

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Speaker 12: of low income apartment buildings. Of that one billion dollars,

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Speaker 12: only seventy two million was actually spent on that. We

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Speaker 12: found nine hundred and twenty eight million, nearly a billion

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Speaker 12: going diverted into slush funds for Democrat organizations to do

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Speaker 12: all the usual nonsense voter registration, activism in the community,

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Speaker 12: environmental justice, all these things to build their political machine.

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Speaker 12: And we are really getting into it. We're going to

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Speaker 12: be finding this and with my running mates, which had

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Speaker 12: never been done before for a governor candidate. That put

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Speaker 12: together a team of other statewide candidates. My running mate

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Speaker 12: for Attorney General, Michael Gates, fantastic flight to is going

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Speaker 12: to be prosecuting it and we're going to get the

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Speaker 12: money back and then hand it back to Textpans.

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Speaker 1: That's the plan.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely outstanding, incredible. If you live in California, go to

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Speaker 5: Steve Hilton for Governor dot com. Even if you don't

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Speaker 5: and you just don't want to see the Golden State

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Speaker 5: go in the absolute gutter, go and check out his website.

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Speaker 5: Support him Steve Hilton. Steve, thanks so much for being

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Speaker 5: with us tonight.

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Speaker 10: Levey right now.

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Speaker 12: That's so great to be with you.

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Speaker 10: Absolutely.

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Speaker 5: All right, everybody, stay tuned because we've got a lot

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Speaker 10: On the other side of this break, Hey.

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Speaker 1: Welcome Mcamerica.

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Speaker 7: I've been covering politics from about four decades now, and

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Speaker 7: it's a rare moment when an income and gets out

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Speaker 7: in their own parties primary. And that's exactly what happened

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Speaker 7: in Texas this past week in incoming Congressman Dan Crenshaw

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Speaker 7: out and I mean handily thrown out the man who

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Speaker 7: did that. Steve Tothy joining us right now. Steve, welcome

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Speaker 7: back to the show. Congratulations on a big win.

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Speaker 4: Thanks guys, appreciate it. Great to be with you all right.

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Speaker 7: I think voters sent a pretty clear message about what

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Speaker 7: they think about folks who say one thing and then

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Speaker 7: act another way. How do you assess not only your victory,

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Speaker 7: but why ultimately rejected this incumbent congressman.

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Speaker 4: You know, it's funny.

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Speaker 13: We told everyone up front that this was going to

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Speaker 13: be the outcome. We had done polling all the way

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Speaker 13: back in May and June that showed his unfavorable levels

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Speaker 13: north of fifty percent in Montgomery County, north of forty

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Speaker 13: percent in Harris County. And we said he has no

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Speaker 13: pathway to victory. And they're like, well, he is ninety

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Speaker 13: eight percent name I D Steve, there's no way you

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Speaker 13: can beat him. I said, yeah, we're going to. And

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Speaker 13: in fact, I said we're going to beat him fifty

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Speaker 13: with fifty seven percent of the vote.

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Speaker 4: That was wrong.

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Speaker 13: We beat him with fifty six percent of the vote.

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Speaker 13: But yeah, I just this, this was the mess that

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Speaker 13: he created. It seemed like every time he said something

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Speaker 13: or did something, it was detrimental to his campaign, whether

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Speaker 13: it was attacking Sean Ryan or attacking a lot of

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Speaker 13: Trump's donor base.

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Speaker 4: It was just it was just beyond the palace stupid.

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Speaker 1: He made it.

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Speaker 13: He made every mistake you could make in the book.

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Speaker 13: He created the perfect storm against himself.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Well, and that gave you plenty opportunity to seize on that.

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Speaker 10: But also the people of Texas know you very well.

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Speaker 5: You have been serving folks in the lone Star state

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Speaker 5: for quite a while, and you're not only a giant slayer,

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Speaker 5: but you are also also a budget slasher because when

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Speaker 5: it comes to your opponents, and practically every race you've

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Speaker 5: ever run, they've outspent you by a very large margin.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: I mean, I have no idea what it's like. You

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Speaker 13: guys would have to tell me. You've talked with the candidates.

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Speaker 13: I don't know what it's like to outspend my opponent.

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Speaker 13: When I came into the House in twenty twelve, we

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Speaker 13: were outspent ten to one. This past election, we're outspent

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Speaker 13: by crenshawf four to one. And you can outspend me. Bet,

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Speaker 13: you cannot work me.

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Speaker 4: You just can't.

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Speaker 7: Yeah. I think people love that too. I think they're

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Speaker 7: tired of money buying elections, and so when someone comes

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Speaker 7: in with ideas, that's a big part of it, all Right.

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Speaker 7: The twenty sixth election, the general election is going to

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Speaker 7: be an I think, an election won by ideas. In Texas,

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Speaker 7: the standard bearer for the Big Prize is a Democrat

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Speaker 7: who believes God is non binary, and that abortion isn't

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Speaker 7: outlawed in the Bible, and that well, I can go

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Speaker 7: on and on. There's a whole bunch of their six

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Speaker 7: genders that's going to be an incredible opportunity. What is

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Speaker 7: going to be the Republican message across the board? Why

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Speaker 7: should Republicans come out and vote and make this election

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Speaker 7: very successful for Trump and his team.

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Speaker 13: This I served with James Tellerico, he came in in

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Speaker 13: twenty nineteen. When I came back to the House this

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Speaker 13: you know, it's not hyperbole to say that this is

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Speaker 13: both the most liberal man that has ever run for

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Speaker 13: office in Texas, but to say he is one of

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Speaker 13: the most evil people I have ever rubbed shoulders with.

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Speaker 4: He has remade.

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Speaker 13: Himself now to be a woke Presbyterian pastor. Before that,

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Speaker 13: he was this cynical, nasty, angry person from the back

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Speaker 13: microphone that was slaying our efforts to stop critical race theory,

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Speaker 13: to stop the transition of children, to stop the mutilation

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Speaker 13: of genitalia by little children, to stop pornography in the schools,

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Speaker 13: to stop you know, abortion through eleven months, ten months.

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Speaker 4: This guy is as bad as they come.

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Speaker 13: And we're going to work our tail off to educate

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Speaker 13: the people of Texas as just to who on James

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Speaker 13: tall Rico really is, Because the person that he's or

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Speaker 13: trained himself to be is not who he is.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I think you'd probably be a good person to ask this,

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Speaker 5: because you've seen that political that campaigning machine from the inside,

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Speaker 5: whether it is Abigail Spanberger in Virginia James Tallerico in Texas,

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Speaker 5: we consistently see Democrats campaigning on being a moderate candidate.

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Speaker 5: They don't expose all the funny business until they actually

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Speaker 5: get in office. So why why do they do the

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Speaker 5: funny business when they get in office if they know

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Speaker 5: that it's not what's being sold and bought.

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Speaker 10: By I mean, it's not popular with their continguents, which

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Speaker 10: is why they.

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Speaker 4: Have to fake it right, And that's it exactly.

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Speaker 13: You've got to James has got to present himself as

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Speaker 13: the ultra leftist to win against Jasmin Crockett, and then

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Speaker 13: he has to present a different person to who he

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Speaker 13: is to the general election voters, knowing full well that

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Speaker 13: this is Texas, and so he's going to present himself

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Speaker 13: as this center left pastor that you know, just loves

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Speaker 13: all the children, and because he knows that if he

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Speaker 13: presents anything other than that, he'll be thrown out in

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Speaker 13: his ear.

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Speaker 4: But we're going to get the truth out there.

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Speaker 13: Colin already tried this, you know, just a couple of

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Speaker 13: years ago when he ran for Congress against Ted Cruz,

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Speaker 13: we exposed who he really was and Cruse went on

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Speaker 13: to victory. And we're going to do the same thing

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Speaker 13: with James Tellergo. We're going to We're going to out

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Speaker 13: him for the for the liberal that he is.

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Speaker 7: There's plenty of material to work on. We're there, there's

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Speaker 7: no doubt about it. See, before we let you go,

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Speaker 7: I want to ask a little bit about unfinished business.

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Speaker 7: The Trump administration has gotten an extraordinary amount done in

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Speaker 7: the first fifteen months piece across the world border, secured

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Speaker 7: better economy, less taxes for the working class. But there

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Speaker 7: are a couple of big agenda items that I think

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Speaker 7: the base is hoping get on between now and election day.

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Speaker 7: One of those is election integrity, Save America Act and

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Speaker 7: getting voter ID citizenship checks. The other is stowing some

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Speaker 7: real progress in cutting spending, something that you've been a

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Speaker 7: champion of and really not only a champion, but an

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Speaker 7: effective person at getting done. How important is that to

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Speaker 7: motivating the base? And do you see a path to

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Speaker 7: both of those getting achieved before November.

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Speaker 13: I want to express my gratitude for the leadership and

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Speaker 13: the selflessness that can passon is showing right now. Ken

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Speaker 13: has said, yeah, if we're going to save if we're

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Speaker 13: going to save this nation, we're going to have to

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Speaker 13: pass Save America Act. And Kenn has gone so far

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Speaker 13: as to say, look, I'll step out of this thing.

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Speaker 13: I'll step out of the arena. I'll just give it

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Speaker 13: to John Cornyn if Fune will push this thing through

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Speaker 13: the Senate by allowing an up and down vote, by

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Speaker 13: making the filipbuster work the way was intended to work

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Speaker 13: by our funding fathers. Where you and in the wellness Senate,

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Speaker 13: you argue your case until you physically can't stand anymore,

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Speaker 13: and after that then there's an up and down vote.

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Speaker 4: That's the way it should be done.

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Speaker 13: The United States should not be held captive by a

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Speaker 13: few liberals in Washington, d C. That's not what the

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Speaker 13: founding fathers had intended for this to be. And fun

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Speaker 13: needs to do the right thing and allow for a

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Speaker 13: vote in the Senate. Ken's trying to do the right

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Speaker 13: thing to stand up thing by saying allow this vote,

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Speaker 13: I'll step away and John Corny can have it. That's

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Speaker 13: a selfless person. Those are the kind of people that

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Speaker 13: we need to elect.

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Speaker 7: An extraordinary moment this weekend. It's really caught Washington by surprise.

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Speaker 7: We're not used to selfless politicians in Washington, so it's

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Speaker 7: a pretty exciting thing. Before we let you go. For

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Speaker 7: folks who are excited about your campaign, what's the best

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Speaker 7: way for them stay in touch and get involved?

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Speaker 13: Really easy, and we do need your help. We've got

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Speaker 13: a big general election coming up in November. Steve Toath

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Speaker 13: or Congress dot com all spelled out, Steve Tooath for

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Speaker 13: Congress dot com.

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Speaker 7: Man, congratulations on the biggest giant slayer of the night

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Speaker 7: this past primary.

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Speaker 1: Good to have me on today. Thanks so much, what

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Speaker 1: a great jobs.

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Speaker 7: Back at you, Thanks so much. All right, coming out

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Speaker 7: next more on elections in California, because even in that

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Speaker 7: deep blues date, a majority of California and support voter

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Speaker 7: ID and they just got it on the ballot. It's

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Speaker 7: a big start. I have that next to us, Sam Marajowski.

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Speaker 1: Right after this.

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Speaker 10: Welcome back everybody to Just the News, No Noise.

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Speaker 5: As we discussed yesterday, Democrat Party chair Russy Hicks is

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Speaker 5: making an unusual call for Democrats who have essentially who

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Speaker 5: have no chance of winning, to withdraw from the race

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Speaker 5: in California now with the midterm elections on the way,

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Speaker 5: a petition pushing for voter ID requirements in that state

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Speaker 5: pastor passed, then need a number of signatures to make

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Speaker 5: it onto the November ballot. So, according to Reform Californians,

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Speaker 5: a non partisan political activism group, a significant majority of

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Speaker 5: Californians support.

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Speaker 10: The idea of voter ID just like the rest of

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Speaker 10: the country.

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Speaker 5: So what might the future hold for California if a

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Speaker 5: Republican wins the governor's race and the voter ID law

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Speaker 5: gets passed.

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Speaker 10: Joining us to discuss this.

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Speaker 5: And more is legal expert, conservative commentator and hosts of

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Speaker 5: What's Right Show, Sam Mayor Jovsi.

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Speaker 10: Sam.

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Speaker 15: Great to have you, Great to see you, Amanda Sean,

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Speaker 15: Great to be with you.

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Speaker 5: So, Sam, I know a lot of people out there

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Speaker 5: think it's impossible for a Republican to win governor, it's

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Speaker 5: impossible for voter ID to pass in California. But I

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Speaker 5: feel like Californians, especially with the taxes, you got millionaires

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Speaker 5: and billionaires leaving the state left and right, Pacific Palisades,

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Speaker 5: by our water rights issues, utility bills, the list goes

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Speaker 5: on and on and on, and maybe things are bad

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Speaker 5: enough that people might want to change.

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Speaker 10: Do you think.

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Speaker 15: I think it's possible. And so I think there's two

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Speaker 15: components to this. Right, You've got this this very interesting

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Speaker 15: primary shaping up because it's the top two a primary

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Speaker 15: and a jungle primary, and that right now favors the

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Speaker 15: Republicans because of how crowded the Democratic field is. And

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Speaker 15: the separate issue is, as you correctly point out that

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Speaker 15: after decades of Democrat rule, California is completely on the ropes.

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Speaker 15: And everywhere you look, whether it's in Sacramento, La San Francisco,

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Speaker 15: you know, a great state once great, you know, cities

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Speaker 15: are all being you know, basically run into the toilet.

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Speaker 15: So I'm watching this very closely, and I think there's

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Speaker 15: a chance actually of a Republican winning in November.

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Speaker 7: Pretty amazing. Yeah, I mean, you got two right at

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Speaker 7: the top right now. It's kind of interesting. You could

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Speaker 7: end up with two Republicans as the final ticket if

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Speaker 7: the polls stayed that way. Let me ask you a

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Speaker 7: little bit about what's pending before the Supreme Court, because

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Speaker 7: I suspect that the Supreme Court could have the most

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Speaker 7: profound impact on the twenty twenty sixth election. You've got

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Speaker 7: the Mississippi case no accounting ballots after election day, Louisiana

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Speaker 7: case no racial gerrymander districts, which would affect about twenty

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Speaker 7: nine districts across the country that are blue districts right now.

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Speaker 7: And then there's another one coming up that was started

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Speaker 7: by the Missouri ag weeks ago that says that you

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Speaker 7: cannot count legal aliens towards apportionment representation or federal fund distribution.

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Speaker 7: Those three cases are at the heart of the Democratic strategy.

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Speaker 7: Where do you think the Court comes down on them?

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Speaker 15: Well, I could see them actually all being decided in

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Speaker 15: favor of of you know, my position on these cases,

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Speaker 15: a more Republican conservative position, one that would clean up

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Speaker 15: our elections. The the Louisiana case is interesting because you know,

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Speaker 15: I was listening to those those arguments there, uh, and

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Speaker 15: it's it really sounded to me that the justices were

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Speaker 15: were were not were persuaded the arguments against gerrymandered racially

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Speaker 15: gerrymandered districts, you know, they were it seemed that they

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Speaker 15: were going to rule and against those districts, which surprised me. Actually,

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Speaker 15: So you know, here's here's the important thing. In states

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Speaker 15: like California, the the the question of using illegal immigrants

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Speaker 15: for apportionment is so it's that is the most critical

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Speaker 15: issue because they they are absolutely and have have tried

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Speaker 15: every bit to have as many illegal immigrants brought into

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Speaker 15: the state in order to boost those blue districts. And

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Speaker 15: you know, you count the people, you get more representation,

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Speaker 15: you get more congressional districts. That could cost that one

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Speaker 15: case alone could at a minimum cost the Democrats fifteen

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Speaker 15: districts nationally. Some have estimated as high as thirty five.

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Speaker 15: I mean, it's wild. So you know, expect fireworks here

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Speaker 15: from the Supreme Court. You know, it's always a it's

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Speaker 15: always a toss up. But these these cases, in particular

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Speaker 15: the apportionment case, are are just are are critical and

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Speaker 15: everybody's watching it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Sam, I want to widen the lens and look

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Speaker 5: at some other issues that affect the country. We saw

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Speaker 5: on Capitol Hill yesterday dozens of Democrats who voted against

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Speaker 5: the resolution that would have officially designated Iran as the

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Speaker 5: largest state sponsor of terrorism.

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Speaker 10: And you know, we've all seen the polling.

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Speaker 5: We know what it looks like as far as President

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Speaker 5: Trump support for striking Iran. But I found it amazing

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Speaker 5: that there were fifty three Democrats who were willing to

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Speaker 5: say no, we disagree on this.

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Speaker 15: Well, I'm not surprised in the least. And one of

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Speaker 15: the most astonishing things when when you know, our our

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Speaker 15: military and jointly working with Israel, took out the Iatoluin

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Speaker 15: we could go Saturday, and all of a sudden, you know,

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Speaker 15: there was an outpouring of support for this guy from

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Speaker 15: from all quarters of the Democratic Party online. I was astonished,

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Speaker 15: right and it and it you know, here's the thing, Uh,

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Speaker 15: you know this this There are people in government and

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Speaker 15: and there are influencers in the Democratic Party, supporters of

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Speaker 15: the Democratic Party who uh stand behind this despicable regime.

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Speaker 15: And you know, and and I and I think because

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Speaker 15: obviously Democratic Party has become so pro Palestine, so actually

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Speaker 15: pro terrorist sees this as some sort of a Marxist struggle,

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Speaker 15: you know, the the little guy against the big guy.

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Speaker 15: They've somehow decided that Israel's, you know, the evil regime

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Speaker 15: in the region. And it's just so revisionist, it's so wrong,

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Speaker 15: it's so it's wild. But you know, I mean, but

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Speaker 15: even some people on our sider are saying similar things too.

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Speaker 15: But the Democrats have really gone too far with this,

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Speaker 15: and I think it's at odds with where the American

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Speaker 15: people are.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, there seems to be that disconnect across so many

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Speaker 7: different issues. Before we let you go, there is growing

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Speaker 7: evidence that nonprofit groups in America are fomenting a lot

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Speaker 7: of the violence, obstruction of ice, the training of children

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Speaker 7: to go out and treat and harm law enforcement officers

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Speaker 7: in various disputes. The idea that the tax code is

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Speaker 7: used to denigrate America or to create harm to law enforcement,

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Speaker 7: to create obstruction seems counterproductive to the reason we created

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Speaker 7: the tax exemptions, which is for the public good. Is

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Speaker 7: there a moment ahead where this administration, this IRS Justice

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Speaker 7: Department begins revoking those.

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Speaker 15: I absolutely believe that to be the case. Remember when

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Speaker 15: the first riots broke out last year against against ice demonstrations,

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Speaker 15: riots really in Los Angeles, and I don't know if

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Speaker 15: you guys remember the you know, the palettes of cinder

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Speaker 15: block that were delivered tightly packaged, wrapped up to the

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Speaker 15: scene of those riots, and those cinder blocks were used,

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Speaker 15: they were thrown at HP officers, at federal officers. I mean,

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Speaker 15: just horrid scenes. You know, it's very easy, and it

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Speaker 15: says as an attorney, it's it's the easiest thing to

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Speaker 15: prove as a financial crime. And what I expect the

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Speaker 15: Trump administration to do is they're they're going to come

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Speaker 15: in and meticulously follow the money because all of those materials,

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Speaker 15: all of all of all that that came from somewhere,

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Speaker 15: someone funded it. And whether the road leads, you know,

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Speaker 15: to Arabella Advisors, or it leads to Soros, or it

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Speaker 15: leads it leads to other people who we may not

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Speaker 15: even be aware of. The point is it's discoverable, it's provable.

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Speaker 15: And if there is knowledge of what this money is

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Speaker 15: going to be used for, and certainly I think that

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Speaker 15: could be established as well, then all of a sudden

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Speaker 15: you can start bringing criminal prosecutions, and I think I

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Speaker 15: think that that the Trump administration absolutely has an appetite

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Speaker 15: for this and they ought to proceed with it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm is right legal expert, conservative commentator and host

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Speaker 5: of What's Right Show, Sam Mirjowski. Sam, great to see you,

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Speaker 5: Thanks for being with us tonight.

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Speaker 15: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely all right, everybody, And coming up next, Under Secretary

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Speaker 5: Sarah Rodgers is exposed the Biden era estate department spending

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Speaker 5: when asked, how do you make.

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Speaker 10: A map more gay? Yep, we're going to talk.

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Speaker 11: About that on the other side.

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Speaker 10: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 5: All right, We're going to start off with something that

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Speaker 5: I teased before we came into the commercial break. This

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Speaker 5: is Sarah b Rogers. You guys have to watch this clip.

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Speaker 5: This is absolutely remarkable. John, You're going to get a

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Speaker 5: hoot out of this.

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Speaker 11: Check it.

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Speaker 9: Can you tell me what is queering the map?

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Speaker 3: So, I think we were trying to make the maps

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Speaker 3: more gay?

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Speaker 1: Literally, well, how do you make a map more gay?

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Speaker 3: I mean, especially we're gay at all. You know, since

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Speaker 3: the age of cartography, we've had pretty good maps, but

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Speaker 3: maybe they weren't gay enough.

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Speaker 5: So I know.

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Speaker 3: Also, I took critical theory in college. I think sometimes

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Speaker 3: people use queer as a verb. I do understand that

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Speaker 3: the maps that we were trying to make gay were

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Speaker 3: I think of Chechia and Slovakia. So maybe those countries

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Speaker 3: asked for it. I doubt it, but I don't know.

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Speaker 5: John, Maybe to make a map gayer you have to

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Speaker 5: sprinkle it with litter.

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Speaker 7: I literally don't know. Listen, you know who gets at

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Speaker 7: the end of the day work, who got? Please the taxpayers?

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Speaker 7: We paid for that, We gave a grant to make

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Speaker 7: a European map more queer. I just don't get it.

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Speaker 7: I mean, it's why we're heading towards three trillion dollars

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Speaker 7: a year in debt. It just increased out of your deficit.

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Speaker 7: It's it's just no respect for the taxpayer.

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Speaker 5: And you know, I see, I saw a guy on

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Speaker 5: the Metro the other day carrying a like a canvas

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Speaker 5: bag that said USAID. And the sad reality is that

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Speaker 5: since the beginning of President Trump's second term with DOJE,

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Speaker 5: USAID has become synonymous with wasting money and dumping it

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Speaker 5: into garbage.

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Speaker 10: Like this, and that's kind of what the Biden administration

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Speaker 10: did for four.

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Speaker 7: Years, and quite frankly, spending hasn't been cut that much. Listen,

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Speaker 7: there's a lot of things. As you mentioned with Steve

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Speaker 7: philth it's one of the unfinished things that I do think.

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Speaker 7: It's something that keeps people home in the fall if

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Speaker 7: they don't get something done.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, okay, okay.

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Speaker 5: So a lot of you are probably familiar with the

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Speaker 5: Glad Awards and Jennifer Welt, she is a very very

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Speaker 5: liberal video podcaster, and she was there and she had

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Speaker 5: a message at that ceremony, classy as.

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Speaker 16: Always, and I want to say something with my full chest,

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Speaker 16: never obey in advance, guys, Donald Trump, free Palestine, safe transcients, johnn.

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Speaker 5: You know what's really becomes sad to me about just

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Speaker 5: culture in general, but Hollywood, the music industry, fashion industry

903
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Speaker 5: and all of that. It used to be cool to

904
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Speaker 5: be edgy and somewhat contrarian, but now everyone just says

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Speaker 5: the same thing, and it's all of that garbage that

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Speaker 5: she just said. There's nothing courageous about that, There's nothing

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Speaker 5: edgy about it.

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Speaker 7: Really, it's cool to be stupid in Elliowood.

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Speaker 1: I just don't know.

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Speaker 7: I mean, I never heard of the woman and now

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Speaker 7: I know. I mean, there's not a whole lot there to.

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Speaker 1: Spend time with.

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Speaker 5: Recognize her face. Unfortunately, I would she does plenty of

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Speaker 5: hits out there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the left just keeps moving further and further leftist.

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Speaker 7: I just saw video today of some teachers weaponizing children

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Speaker 7: to go out and hate Ice during class time, during

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Speaker 7: official school time, literally training from people who come out

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Speaker 7: of the Antifa movement. They were brought into the classroom.

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Speaker 7: It is extraordinary. But these people, they keep moving further

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Speaker 7: to left, and they're coming for your and mind everyone

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Speaker 7: else's children.

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Speaker 1: That's their goal.

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Speaker 5: Well, and John, this was something that you and I

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Speaker 5: discussed yesterday before I wrote my well, actually day before

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Speaker 5: yesterday when President Trump reswitted the article about influencers losing

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Speaker 5: influence because of you know, they've they've become wishy washy,

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Speaker 5: or they've moved over to the other side and Anisemitic. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: you brought up a great point, which is, you know,

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Speaker 5: these these folks who at one time were Maga, they

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Speaker 5: were Trump supporters, they supported Israel. They were in the

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Speaker 5: same classrooms as the kids who have always been anti

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Speaker 5: Israel and anti Maga, and now you know that's always

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Speaker 5: just been a seed in their brain and here it is.

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Speaker 7: Why what's going on in the school system is the

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Speaker 7: number one big thing. And you know why, young can.

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Speaker 7: I think there's a moment now where American people feel like, well,

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Speaker 7: we fix this, And the answer is you haven't. If

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Speaker 7: you're not watching your kids classroom now like you started

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Speaker 7: to watch during the pandemic when they were home, you're

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Speaker 7: missing what they're going on. There are Antifa people coming

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Speaker 7: into their schools and teaching them hatred. There are anti

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Speaker 7: Americanism lessons going on on this the two hundred and

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Speaker 7: fiftieth anniversary of our great and founding. Anti Americanism, anti Semitism, hatred, intolerance,

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Speaker 7: that's what's going on.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and it's disheartening to see because there.

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Speaker 7: Is battles in the schoolroom.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I was talking to someone earlier talking about these fringe

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Speaker 5: elements of the left a party just like Republicans who

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Speaker 5: used to stand with Israel and with Jewish Americans. And

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Speaker 5: unfortunately it's not so fringe on the left anymore. It's

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Speaker 5: fringe across the country, but not for the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 10: We got that right, Very very sad to see. All right, everybody,

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Speaker 10: we appreciate you being with us. This week.

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Speaker 5: We're going to be back here on Monday at the

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Speaker 5: same time, same place. That is six pm Eastern here

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Speaker 5: on Real America's Books