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Speaker 1: Never, never, And that's that's really a why I'm here

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Speaker 3: Where do people go for your new podcast, your show

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Speaker 13: All the work that President Trump is doing, not only

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Speaker 5: We can get somewhere.

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Speaker 5: Give him a chance.

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Speaker 17: So, to start with, you could be talking to somebody

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Speaker 17: But now we're deep into the weeds of personalities. What

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Speaker 17: is so and so in Iran or in Pakistan actually

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Speaker 17: doing what did they say after they got off the

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Speaker 17: phone with you? This kind of thing, right, this is

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Speaker 17: where CIA ought to be earning its pay because you know,

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Speaker 17: you can't see what's going on inside somebody's head in

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Speaker 17: Iran and in Pakistan off of a satellite, and they're

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Speaker 17: probably not talking over an open line where you could

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Speaker 17: hear them either. And this is when you really get

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Speaker 17: down to the value of human intelligence, having those penetrations.

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Speaker 17: And unfortunately, I mean, you know my position on that,

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Speaker 17: we are not well placed. I mean we do not

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Speaker 17: we don't have the human intelligence collection capability we need

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Speaker 17: to have.

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Speaker 2: Because this is really critical.

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Speaker 17: When you get off the phone and the guy told

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Speaker 17: you such and such on the phone, what the heck

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Speaker 17: did he say to his senior aides in the room

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Speaker 17: after he got off the phone. That's the critical stuff.

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Speaker 17: And if you don't have that, you're guessing. And the

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Speaker 17: President is obviously really good at negotiations and reading people,

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Speaker 17: but it doesn't change the fact that it would be

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Speaker 17: better to know for sure.

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Speaker 5: The president. We may get the.

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Speaker 3: President at the sticks in a moment, so we're going

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Speaker 3: to jump what we do Sam, you know, And it

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Speaker 3: don't seem like I'm picking on Nitya who are singling

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Speaker 3: him out, because I'm not a big fan of the

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Speaker 3: Arab allies either. You know, the region, as Eric and

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Speaker 3: I talk all the time, we have regional partners. We're

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Speaker 3: trying to defend their well asset's and they're pretty quick

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Speaker 3: on the trigger to go force majure. I think Iraq

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Speaker 3: went a force majure last night to kind of get

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Speaker 3: out of the contracts. They're selling it at fifty five

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Speaker 3: bucks a barrow and now renegotiate at one hundred and twenty.

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Speaker 3: Our allies are economically incentivized as long as their infrastructure

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Speaker 3: doesn't get and the desalination plants don't get crushed to

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Speaker 3: have this thing go on for a while, so that

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Speaker 3: they can sell it at three x of what they've

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Speaker 3: sold it for us, and President Trump's full spectrum Energy

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Speaker 3: Dominance was going to have it at forty dollars a barrel.

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Speaker 3: Your thoughts on our Arab ally, sir.

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Speaker 17: Look, they're going to do what all our allies do, Steve.

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Speaker 17: They're going to take care of themselves first and foremost.

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Speaker 17: And as long as you deal with them on that

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Speaker 17: assumption and with that understanding and that we also should

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Speaker 17: do take care of ourselves first, then we're all good

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Speaker 17: to go. But when we start getting into this business

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Speaker 17: where we think just because we call them allies means

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Speaker 17: we can trust them fully or they're not going to

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Speaker 17: put themselves ahead of us, then you're setting yourselves up

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Speaker 17: for a fall.

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Speaker 2: I mean it goes for the Israelis, that goes for

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Speaker 2: the Arabs.

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Speaker 17: I never had any problem with them because when they

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Speaker 17: shove you, you just knock them back a few feed

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Speaker 17: and let them remember who is really in charge and

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Speaker 17: who's the big dog in the relationship, and then we're

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Speaker 17: all good. But man, just going to trust them, They're

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Speaker 17: going to take you to the cleaners.

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Speaker 5: Uh, fantastic. Do I have enough time?

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Speaker 3: Let's go and play the Okay, hang on, we'll do

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Speaker 3: it after the break, Sam. What I want to do

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Speaker 3: is is change hats. When we come back, I want

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Speaker 3: to play a audio from the Supreme Court hearing today

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Speaker 3: on on mail in ballots. And because you're one of

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Speaker 3: the grassroots leaders in Pennsylvania, last thing before I let

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Speaker 3: you go on this topic, President Trump said, Hey, look,

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Speaker 3: I'm giving an ultimatum. We're going to take care of

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Speaker 3: what we got to take care We're going to meet

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Speaker 3: our military objectives, and we're out of here. Japan and NATO,

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Speaker 3: you guys take the horror moves. I heard a lot

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Speaker 3: of people of the weekend come to a big surprise

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Speaker 3: that the NATO navies are not actually.

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Speaker 5: Capable of that.

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Speaker 3: You're thought, why would that come as a surprise to people, Sir.

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Speaker 17: I don't have any idea what it would become as

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Speaker 17: a surprise to people. I mean, obviously they're obviously they're

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Speaker 17: not capable of doing it. I mean, that's that's the reality.

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Speaker 17: You can ask them to produce, to do all kinds

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Speaker 17: of things, but the fact of the matter is they

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Speaker 17: do not have that capacity.

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Speaker 2: Like the Europeans. What do they do?

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Speaker 17: They talk a lot in the end it's the United

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Speaker 17: States is going to have to do the heavy lifting.

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Speaker 5: Amen. That is the lesson.

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Speaker 3: I think folks of the twenty first century kind of

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Speaker 3: the lesson of the twentieth century too, but we didn't

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Speaker 3: take it. There's a lot of talk going on, a

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Speaker 3: lot of people run around, but at the end of

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Speaker 3: the day, it's sailors, soldiers, marines. Is those eighteen, nineteen,

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Speaker 3: twenty year old, twenty one year old young officers, young

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Speaker 3: non commissioned officers that are making this happen. It's on

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Speaker 3: their shoulders at all rests. Always remember that the shoulders

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Speaker 3: of young American citizens of this country. Shortbreak, Sam Fattus

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Speaker 3: in the Supreme Court. Mail in ballots, maybe one of

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Speaker 3: our favorite topics up in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 5: Next in the World.

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Speaker 11: War Room, here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 3: Ba Okay, Tim Estes, chairman of the Alliance for a

535
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Speaker 3: Better Future, a major new group of Conservatives and Alliance

536
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Speaker 3: coalition about artificial intelligence. The cavalry has finally arrived. He

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Speaker 3: is going to join us here momentarily. I still got Sam.

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Speaker 5: Mark Elias picked up what we said this morning. Mark Elias.

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Speaker 3: Steve Bannon suggests that President Trump deploy immigration and Customs

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Speaker 3: Enforcement agents to major US airports as part of a

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Speaker 3: test run for using them in to meddle in the

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Speaker 3: upcoming elections. All I said was, Hey, they can't work

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Speaker 3: the machine, so there's gonna be checking IDs. Maybe this

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Speaker 3: could be a practice run and guess what CNN's telling.

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Speaker 3: Maybe we'll get a clip for in the six o'clock hour.

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Speaker 3: As you know, Brian Glenn stayed two hours in line

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Speaker 3: and didn't move an inch at Atlanta Airport last night.

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Speaker 3: He then got a car with our one of our

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Speaker 3: producer cameramen and drove to the Mississippi River from Georgia

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Speaker 3: to be there today to over President Trump his visit

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Speaker 3: to Memphis. So and now CE and entreporting is moving

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Speaker 3: in forty minutes. I don't know if that's ice, but

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Speaker 3: they must be checking id's per something's moving in Atlanta,

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Speaker 3: because I think was a mess.

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Speaker 5: It was a three to five hour mess.

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Speaker 3: Something's moving, Sam Fattis, I'm asking you to put your

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Speaker 3: other hat on as a grassroots leader with the Great

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Speaker 3: Patriots and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which wait for it, mail

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Speaker 3: and ballots were kind of a big deal in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 3: It's at the Supreme Tour today, I want to play

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Speaker 3: a cut and then bring you.

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Speaker 5: In, Sir.

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Speaker 18: Mississippi insists that ballots can trickle in days or even

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Speaker 18: weeks after election day. That position is wrong as a

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Speaker 18: matter of text, precedent, history, and common sense. Mississippi all

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Speaker 18: but concedes that the original public meaning of election included

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Speaker 18: both offering to vote and the receipt of that vote

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Speaker 18: or ballot by election officials.

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Speaker 19: We have lots of phrases that involved of two words,

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Speaker 19: the last of which, the second of which is day,

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Speaker 19: labor Day, Memorial Day, George Washington's birthday, Independence Day, birthday.

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Speaker 11: And election day.

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Speaker 19: And they're all particular days. So if we start with that,

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Speaker 19: if I have nothing more to look at than the

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Speaker 19: phrase election day, I think this is the day in

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Speaker 19: which everything is going to take place, and we're almost everything.

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Speaker 19: And then we have three points in time eighteen forty four,

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Speaker 19: eighteen seventy two, nineteen fourteen, and we can ask what

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Speaker 19: would people have thought on those days? Is meant by

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Speaker 19: this phrase election day? Which of those should we choose?

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Speaker 19: Which of those days dates should we choose?

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Speaker 18: Well, I think you could choose any of the three.

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Speaker 18: I mean, honestly, I think the single best one, if

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Speaker 18: you're just going to choose one, is eighteen seventy two.

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Speaker 18: And the reason I say that is because nineteen fourteen

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Speaker 18: is the latest in time. But that's what the one

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Speaker 18: that Congresgate the least thought to you.

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Speaker 14: We are understanding that the argument is not going so

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Speaker 14: well so far from Mississippi, and that could have really

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Speaker 14: wide ranging consequences for the midterm elections because Mississippi is

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Speaker 14: one of eighteen states and territories that similarly have a

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Speaker 14: grace period for ballots that are marked by election day

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Speaker 14: I mean postmarked by election day, cast by election day,

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Speaker 14: but are counted thereafter. That could also have really broad

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Speaker 14: consequences for members of the military, for example, who are

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Speaker 14: subject to their own federal statute. And as we were

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Speaker 14: coming to camera, one of the liberal justices was questioning

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Speaker 14: Paul Clement about that statute and how he would square

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Speaker 14: that with the statute that he is arguing forecloses Mississippi

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Speaker 14: from extending that grace period to folks who are voting

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Speaker 14: by mail. Is the law very clear in terms of

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Speaker 14: when ballots have to arrive? I would say, on its

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Speaker 14: face no, And that's why they're talking about the original

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Speaker 14: public meaning of the word election. There is nothing in

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Speaker 14: the federal law that says that states may not count

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Speaker 14: ballots received after election day if they are cast by

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Speaker 14: election day.

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Speaker 11: What this all.

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Speaker 14: Turns on is whose definition of election counts here, and

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Speaker 14: what are they going to use to sort of import

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Speaker 14: into that definitional of election. We're going to look at

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Speaker 14: legislative history. Are we going to look at at the founding?

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Speaker 14: What did an election mean? Those are all sorts of

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Speaker 14: arguments that the justices are playing with this morning. But

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Speaker 14: one of the things that the conservative justices are really

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Speaker 14: interested in pressing on is what happened if somebody wants

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Speaker 14: to recall their.

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Speaker 11: Mail and vote.

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Speaker 14: That's a way of their trying to demonstrate that a

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Speaker 14: vote is not finalized when it's cast. It's not finalized

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Speaker 14: until it's counted, and therefore election day has to mean

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Speaker 14: election day, that a vote that's not counted until afterwards

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Speaker 14: isn't in fact part of the election.

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Speaker 3: Sam, you're not a lawyer, and you're certainly not election lawyer.

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Speaker 3: And you saw the searing logic of Justice Alito there,

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Speaker 3: and that's why even it's howe virolity is.

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Speaker 5: I hope he doesn't retire. We just need that guy,

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Speaker 5: I feel.

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Speaker 3: But mail in ballots and particularly when they arrive and

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Speaker 3: how they're counted and all that had a pretty big

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Speaker 3: impact in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. So what do you

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Speaker 3: what are you and the grassroots leaders up there think

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Speaker 3: about this whole thing and mail in ballots and like

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Speaker 3: when did they got it? When did they have to

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Speaker 3: arrive to actually count sir?

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Speaker 17: Well, look, the whole thing is very simple, Steve. You

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Speaker 17: have to you know, you don't. You don't get to

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Speaker 17: show up at the polls after they're closed and cast

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Speaker 17: a vote. It's not that big a challenge for you

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Speaker 17: to vote before the polls are closed to get your

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Speaker 17: vote in by the end of election day. Now you

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Speaker 17: can show up in person or you can mail it

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Speaker 17: in advance. What what what this amounts to is cover

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Speaker 17: for effectively this I'll put you give you this analogy.

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Speaker 17: It's like you got a football game and you come

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Speaker 17: to the fourth quarter and the game is over, and

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Speaker 17: then one team just wants to go out on the

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Speaker 17: field and keep kicking field goals until they win the game, right,

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Speaker 17: I mean, that's absurd, but that's that is where we

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Speaker 17: have ended up. Look in twenty twenty. To tell you

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Speaker 17: how crazy this got. We had a federal judge at

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Speaker 17: one point who intervened and said, because I'm worried about

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Speaker 17: ballots taking too long to get to be counted, I'm

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Speaker 17: telling you to bypass the processing facilities.

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Speaker 2: US Postal Service.

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Speaker 17: Deliver election deliver ballots directly from the mailbox to where

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Speaker 17: they're counted. So when you bypass the processing facility, that means,

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Speaker 17: of course there's no postmark. Literally take the envelope and

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Speaker 17: it goes to be counted. And this happened all over Pennsylvania. Okay,

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Speaker 17: now we got ballots and we actually have no evidence

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Speaker 17: of any kind to tell us when they were, when

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Speaker 17: they were cast, and yet they were counted in vast numbers.

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Speaker 17: I mean, the solution to everything with an election is,

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Speaker 17: let's just let's just stop with the complication and the obfuscation.

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Speaker 17: Let's just let's be very straightforward here. Have very clear,

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Speaker 17: black and white rules, very simple. Everybody plays by the

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Speaker 17: same rules, and we see who wins.

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Speaker 3: Sam, you've got to think up on your substack. I

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Speaker 3: want to make people go to magazine because I really

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Speaker 3: is going to have you on here today to talk

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Speaker 3: about there was I think seventy to one hundred drones

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Speaker 3: over Saint Petersburg and Russia last night that were shot down,

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Speaker 3: taken down by the Russian military. As you say, drones

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Speaker 3: have changed everything. I'm going to have you on in

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Speaker 3: next couple of days when free have to do that.

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Speaker 3: But where do people go to get your content, particularly

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Speaker 3: your substack and your social media, sir.

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Speaker 17: Go to substack A and D magazine and magazine dot

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Speaker 17: substack dot com.

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Speaker 2: That'll get you to wherever we are.

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Speaker 3: Read the piece on drones. You'll understand what President Trump

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Speaker 3: is dealing with and why it's not like when I

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Speaker 3: was in the Persian golf and my kid brother back

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Speaker 3: he was eighty six eighty seven, I was serving nine eighty.

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Speaker 3: It's much more complicated and much more deadly today, and

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Speaker 3: a big reason for that is these drones. Sam, thank

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Speaker 3: you so much. Appreciate you absolutely. Escorting escorting escorting tanker

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Speaker 3: is not quite as easy as people think it is

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Speaker 3: not today, Okay, folks, we are dealing with a war.

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Speaker 5: We have massive financial and economic problems. President Trump and

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Speaker 5: Scott Besten trying to.

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Speaker 3: Get to We've got issues with voting and sovereignty and

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Speaker 3: mass deportation of twenty five million. I mean, the problems

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Speaker 3: the country faces today, both externally and eternally, are some

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Speaker 3: of the biggest problems the nation, this Republic's ever had

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Speaker 3: to deal with, and of course on here every day

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Speaker 3: we try to bring the best minds forward to.

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Speaker 5: Talk about it.

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Speaker 3: But given all that, kind of behind the scenes in

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Speaker 3: the Imperial Capital Washington, d Seed, there's a knife fight

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Speaker 3: on issues that really deal with the future of our species.

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Speaker 3: And that is all this about artificial intelligence and the

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Speaker 3: race to the singularity and transhumanism and all of it.

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Speaker 3: Tim Sis joins us now he's chairman of the Alliance

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Speaker 3: for a Better Future. These folks, which are a collection

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Speaker 3: of conservatives, have been in this fight from the beginning,

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Speaker 3: behind the scenes. But Tim, I guess today you guys

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Speaker 3: are coming forward and saying, hey, look, not only have

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Speaker 3: we been in the fight, we're gonna be at the

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Speaker 3: forefront of this fight to make sure that this thing

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Speaker 3: is sorted out.

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Speaker 5: Just walk us through. What is the fight?

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Speaker 3: What is your alliance and where are you guys trying

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Speaker 3: to drive this sir?

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Speaker 20: Yeah, Well, Steve, first of ball, thanks for having me on.

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Speaker 20: I've been on once before with Joe, who's wonderful, And

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Speaker 20: I think we have been in this fight behind the scenes.

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Speaker 20: As you mentioned, we're the Alliance for a Better Future.

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Speaker 20: We are Conservatives, we are Christian, we are parents. We

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Speaker 20: are backed by a majority of conservative and lifelong Republicans.

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Speaker 20: We have nine amazing concerned organizations that had members driving

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Speaker 20: this policy. These are pro family, pro American groups that

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Speaker 20: have been working tirelessly going back to kids Online Safety

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Speaker 20: efforts and then through all the AI battles last year.

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Speaker 20: And we believe at the foundation of our AI policy

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Speaker 20: needs to be human dignity, needs to be looking at

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Speaker 20: how these things impact kids, impact families, impact jobs, and

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Speaker 20: we believe we can do that in a conservative, market

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Speaker 20: oriented way. But that is not amnesty, right. We've been

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Speaker 20: fighting that for the last eighteen months and we are

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Speaker 20: now becoming more public so we can fight that here

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Speaker 20: in this year when the policy is posentially going to

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Speaker 20: be set. So we believe the President has laid out

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Speaker 20: a solid initial framework which is still pretty sparse in

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Speaker 20: the details, and the details are everything and right now

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Speaker 20: too many of the details and some of these bills

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Speaker 20: that might be part of it are clearly written by

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Speaker 20: tech lobbyists. As giant giveaways using certain legal tricks to

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Speaker 20: avoid liability, accountability at a time when we need accountability

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Speaker 20: from These are the wealthiest companies in the world. Many

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Speaker 20: actually have deep supply chain ties to China, and we

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Speaker 20: do not believe that cal telling to them and turning

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Speaker 20: them like trust fund kids is the way you manage them.

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Speaker 3: How you've got a who's who in this, folks. Remember,

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Speaker 3: these guys have been behind the scenes fighting this as

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Speaker 3: hard as anybody, and we've had some great victories.

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Speaker 5: We've pulled the two ambassies.

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Speaker 3: We've defeated the one collectively. We defeated the one in

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Speaker 3: the Big Beautiful Bill, and then we've defeated in the

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Speaker 3: in DAA.

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Speaker 5: And now they've get you know.

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Speaker 3: President Trump's on executive order and look, President Trump understands

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Speaker 3: we must be dominant in this technology visa VI the

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Speaker 3: Chinese commerce Party. Now, I don't happen to believe the

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Speaker 3: tech guys are helping out here in the Chinese chemist

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Speaker 3: party on either the ecosystem with training or universities or

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Speaker 3: particularly chips and all that.

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Speaker 5: But that's a topic.

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Speaker 3: We have to stop that that's inextricly linked but a

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Speaker 3: little bit separate. But behind the scenes, you've been fighting,

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Speaker 3: and now you have a who's who, and I'm gonna.

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Speaker 5: Hold you through the break. So we get to like

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Speaker 5: Ammitter or so.

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Speaker 3: Let you have a who's who of conservative groups that

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Speaker 3: have been the forefront of this whole thing about the

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Speaker 3: family and getting birth rates up, in the economics of

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Speaker 3: the family, and how the United States the basic unit,

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Speaker 3: as Burke told us, is the family. But you're You've

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Speaker 3: got app with Terry Shelley, you got heritage yourself, you

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Speaker 3: got some you know, nothing but hitters. But you guys

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Speaker 3: are literally David versus the biggest Goliath we've ever had.

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Speaker 5: I mean, they've got every lobbyist, they have every.

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Speaker 3: Crisis communication, they have unlimited money, their wealth creation is unbelievable.

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Speaker 3: In a minute, and I'll hold you through. How does

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Speaker 3: David expect to take on Goliath?

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Speaker 20: Well, in short, if you have God on your side

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Speaker 20: and you have the American people on your side, you

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Speaker 20: can win.

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Speaker 4: And we do. So that's how we're gonna beat them.

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Speaker 4: It's not the amount of money. No amount of money.

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Speaker 20: Can take a lie this big and make it true

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Speaker 20: if their voice is speaking the truth to it. And

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Speaker 20: we're gonna make sure there's enough investment going in and

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Speaker 20: getting the truth out to make sure that this national

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Speaker 20: policy lands in a place we can be proud of

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Speaker 20: and the States can still protect their citizens in all

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Speaker 20: kinds of ways.

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Speaker 3: Tim hangar for sacred. We'll take a We're gonna take

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Speaker 3: a short commercial break. Home title lock dot Com promo

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Speaker 3: code Steve does Tim and I talk about artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 3: Got artificial intelligence you got to combine with cyber Remember

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Speaker 3: it's a very rudimentary system that has your.

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Speaker 5: Title preserved in your name.

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Speaker 3: It's only ninety percent of your net worth and every

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Speaker 3: dream you ever had. Home title lock dot Com promo

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Speaker 3: Code Steve talk to Natalie Domingus in the team about

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Speaker 3: a free two week.

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Speaker 11: Trial war room. Here's your host, Stephen came back.

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Speaker 5: Timsus.

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Speaker 3: Whether so, Tim, you've put together a coalition or an

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Speaker 3: alliance with the with kind of the best groups that

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Speaker 3: have traditionally fought for the family, fought for children, et cetera.

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Speaker 3: What is going to be the lead of what you

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Speaker 3: guys fight for against this goliath.

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Speaker 4: Well, I think first of all, we want to bring

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Speaker 4: attention to on the other side.

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Speaker 20: You know, people get out there and talk about how

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Speaker 20: we can't regulate AI or we'll lose the China and

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Speaker 20: the people that are doing this when they talk about

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Speaker 20: the kind of regulations that we're advocating for in your companies,

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Speaker 20: like Meta right, Meta it came out had a seventeen

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Speaker 20: strike rule on sex offenders on their platforms. They got

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Speaker 20: reported sixteen times and they let the people stay. One

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Speaker 20: going after children, Okay, that's one of them. Another one

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Speaker 20: and recent Horowitz majorcker, major backer of these super PACs

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Speaker 20: that are going in parachuting in.

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Speaker 4: They are the ones.

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Speaker 20: You had Nagan Garcia on your show not too long ago,

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Speaker 20: didn't you, Steve wonderful amazing woman lost her child. Yes,

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Speaker 20: Andrachan Horowitz is one hundred million dollars. It's funded those

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Speaker 20: sexually abusing chatbots. Okay, open AI.

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Speaker 2: Woke.

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Speaker 20: They have the former Clinton political assassin Chris Lahane, who

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Speaker 20: invented the vast right wing conspiracy driving their policy and

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Speaker 20: Republicans are taking advice from this, like we need to

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Speaker 20: be really aware of what's going on on the other side,

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Speaker 20: because I actually think a lot of these guys are

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Speaker 20: just going to flip sides when the election's over at

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Speaker 20: the House changes and so we are the ones who

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Speaker 20: have been here. We've been here in the twenty tens,

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Speaker 20: we've been here in twenty sixteen, We've been here for

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Speaker 20: this president, and we are saying, you need to be

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Speaker 20: the protector of the American people. You are the protector.

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Speaker 20: We believe in you, and these other people are in

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Speaker 20: there pushing what makes them money and not protecting the

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Speaker 20: American people.

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Speaker 3: Take a second on that, will you, Tim, Because one

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Speaker 3: of the things that we talk to people about, and

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Speaker 3: I'd love hearing another voice on this, is that the

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Speaker 3: groups you are pulling together have been in this fight

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Speaker 3: for the family and children for a long time, some

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Speaker 3: for decades and decades and decades. The tech bros are

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Speaker 3: kind of with us now. But if you look at

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Speaker 3: the possibility I'm notlessari it's going to do, but the

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Speaker 3: potential that we could lose the House and maybe the Senate.

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Speaker 3: These guys have all been progressive Democrats that kind of

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Speaker 3: had their awakening at ten pm Eastern Standard time when

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Speaker 3: President Trump took Pennsylvania I think it was in November

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four. Man, they had they had come to

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Speaker 3: Jesus moment. You're saying, hey, we ought to take that

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Speaker 3: into consideration. As we work through these regulations and laws

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Speaker 3: in statutes that really define where the human species is

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Speaker 3: going to go for the next couple of hundred years.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, I mean, I mean, why in the world would

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Speaker 20: we listen to, you know, someone who put four hundred

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Speaker 20: million dollars zuckbucks right into the twenty twenty campaign tilting

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Speaker 20: the odds as Molly Henmingway and her wonderful book, I think,

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Speaker 20: like tore the lid off right, and that Congress investigated

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Speaker 20: like these people didn't magically, you know, come.

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Speaker 4: To Jesus, really did they?

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Speaker 20: Because guess what they're still explaining how there should be

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Speaker 20: no regulations on things like sexually abusing chatbots, Like where

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Speaker 20: are they on the Guard Act that center Hawley's put out,

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Speaker 20: which is a great piece of legislation that's pending. These

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Speaker 20: are things that are obvious, obvious things, And right now

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Speaker 20: I see the cynical attempt going on to tie broad

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Speaker 20: preemption and AI amnesty to kids safety bills, and that

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Speaker 20: does offend me as a parent. It it fits me

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Speaker 20: as a conservative. We ought to be putting these kids

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Speaker 20: bills through this week, no springs attached. If we are

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Speaker 20: for pretecting families like these very strong Kids bills in

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Speaker 20: the Senate should be coming to vote soon and they

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Speaker 20: shouldn't have any other preemption on it other than to

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Speaker 20: be a minimum standard for the states to live by.

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Speaker 3: Tim, I want to immerse the more imposse is known

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Speaker 3: for one of the receipts and drill down and get

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Speaker 3: all the information possible. That's when they can use their

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Speaker 3: agency the best. And we're going to need the agency

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Speaker 3: of the grassroots here to make sure that we deliver

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Speaker 3: the muscle that's going to take to fight this.

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Speaker 5: So where do they go.

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Speaker 20: Tim, So you can find us at Better FUTUREAI dot org.

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Speaker 20: Come on watch the video shared around social pile on

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Speaker 20: sign up. We're going to be organizing. We're going to

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Speaker 20: be going into races, working with candidates to the grassroots levels.

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Speaker 20: We are going to make it known that if you

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Speaker 20: have taken money from these tech billionaires or we have

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Speaker 20: a recent we have a poll that came out just today,

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Speaker 20: probably the broadest pole that's been done on the way

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Speaker 20: the American people look at AI, and especially Republicans look

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Speaker 20: at AI. Eighty six percent of them do not want

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Speaker 20: to support candidates that are basically tied up with tech billionaires.

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Speaker 20: Eighty six percent eighty one percent when common sense guardbrails,

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Speaker 20: and we think that means something close to what Senator

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Speaker 20: Blackburn has proposed. Who is I'm a Tennessee and I

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Speaker 20: am blessed with an amazingly good senator. I know Mike Davis,

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Speaker 20: who is a strong ally of this program, has done

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Speaker 20: amazing work there as well. We think that's where the

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Speaker 20: heart of this party is, or the part of the

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Speaker 20: movement is. We believe there should be a national standard,

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Speaker 20: but we think it has to be real, and if

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Speaker 20: it's not real, the states have to stand in the gap.

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Speaker 20: And we don't trust the people who try to slam

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Speaker 20: amnesty down last June and then try to slam it

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Speaker 20: down again by tying it to the troops.

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Speaker 4: So they try to slam it down our throats.

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Speaker 20: Sign it to the Present's Biggest Agenda, number one, and

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Speaker 20: Marcia stopped it ninety nine to one, as we remember

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Speaker 20: a beautiful day. They try to slam it by tying

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Speaker 20: it to an unrelated defense pill. Okay, more trickery, and

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Speaker 20: now I'm going to try to tie it to kids stuff.

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Speaker 20: Let's have a real discussion on the right about what

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Speaker 20: kind of guardrails are obvious for families, for kids, for workers,

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Speaker 20: for risks. You know, there's a whole other conversation not today, Steve,

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Speaker 20: about the kinds of things that eventually go wrong with AI,

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Speaker 20: much like you know gain of function type stuff that

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Speaker 20: COVID showed us how bad that could go if these

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Speaker 20: people can't explain how this is going to work by

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Speaker 20: growing this AI. Because that's what it is. I've been day,

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Speaker 20: I had twenty five years. I'm not a person. I've

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Speaker 20: got like nine or ten patents in this stuff. I

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Speaker 20: am not a person coming into politics. I'm in politics

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Speaker 20: because I got two boys, a seven year old and

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Speaker 20: a nine year old, and I want them to grow

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Speaker 20: up in a world where they can choose their destiny.

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Speaker 20: And tech over words aren't saying they have to merge

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Speaker 20: with machines, which is some of the crazy stuff you've

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Speaker 20: had it on.

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Speaker 4: This's the crazy stuff.

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Speaker 2: These people say.

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Speaker 4: And they write big check.

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Speaker 20: And now these Republicans some of them and Democrats too,

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Speaker 20: they'll buy anybody they can are being beheld to this

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Speaker 20: and so and I think if I can end on

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Speaker 20: something here that's been on my heart all day as

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Speaker 20: it's been going on.

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Speaker 4: I'm in DC today like to live in Nashville.

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Speaker 20: We come of a two hundred and fiftieth birthday, come

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Speaker 20: up this year of this great beautiful nation.

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Speaker 3: And Tim Tim Tim, Hang, Tim, Hang on a second.

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Speaker 5: I don't want to rush this. I want to hold

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Speaker 5: you through the six o'clock hour. Just stick around.

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Speaker 4: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Tim Estes is with us from the Alliance for a

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Speaker 3: Better Future. Wow, what a throwdown. Been waiting for this

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Speaker 3: one for a while. We're gonna take a short break.

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Speaker 3: We're going to be back the Senate, the Save Act.

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Speaker 3: The President's heading back to Washington.

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Speaker 12: D C.

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Speaker 5: From Memphis. We've got a lot to get through.

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Speaker 3: Plus doctor Jeffrey Tucker on the federal courts trying to

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Speaker 3: shut down Bobby Kennedy. Now short commercial break back in

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Speaker 3: the war, and for our second album in a Moment,