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Speaker 7: And the Minnesota Department of Corrections says that its own

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Speaker 9: You were in the room today.

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Speaker 11: That's right, Steve, Democrats across the border complementing Smith for

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Speaker 10: good to see you here today again. Thirty nine of

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Speaker 13: Yes, this is the absolute pressure of the Trump administration

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Speaker 9: Yeah, in all, close to forty thousand.

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Speaker 9: But let's be honest about this.

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Speaker 10: Oscar the Mexican government one of the most corrupt in

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Speaker 13: This is basically and my perception and from my optics,

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Speaker 13: We as Mexicans and the whole Mexican country knows that

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Speaker 10: So your opinion, then, Oscar, from what I'm taking here,

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Speaker 13: You, Yes, absolutely, her political party has a complete disaster

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Speaker 13: I believe Donald Trump. It is going to accelerate and

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Oscar always doing great work, sir, thank you for

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Speaker 14: Yeah, this is going to be a very impactful system.

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Speaker 14: See over the next stiple of days, and right now

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Speaker 14: it's starting to see the pieces Now I'm beginning to

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Speaker 14: make its way into the United States. So we're looking

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Speaker 14: at two things will be coming together over the South

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Speaker 14: and towards Friday into the weekends. So right now you

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Speaker 14: can see there's a swirl just off the coast of California.

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Speaker 14: This is the system that's providing all the moisture. So

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Speaker 14: as all this moisture meets up with the colder air's

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Speaker 14: coming out of Canada, they're going to meet up here

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Speaker 14: into portions of the South and the plains. That's going

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Speaker 14: to give us some big impacts its weekend. So we

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Speaker 14: have that colder air make us wait all the way

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Speaker 14: down towards the Gove coast and it meets up with

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Speaker 14: all this moisture coming out of the Pacific. We're looking

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Speaker 14: at chances of heavy snow, sleep issues, freezing rain, and

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Speaker 14: unfortunately some of these ice numbers could be very crippling

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Speaker 14: for a lot of us into portions of the South.

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Speaker 14: So what are some of the things that you just

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Speaker 14: need to know over the next school of days. So

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Speaker 14: starting off in the areas of Texas, for example, we're

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Speaker 14: gonna see rain for your Friday, and then that's that

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Speaker 14: colder air drops further down to the south. We're gonna

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Speaker 14: begin to see that transition from the rain over to

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Speaker 14: winter precipitations, snow into Oklahoma, sleep and icing for areas

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Speaker 14: like Dallas and all. That will continue to spread more

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Speaker 14: towards the east. Power ologist will be a concern as well.

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Speaker 14: I'll see roadways to be very dangerous, and most importantly,

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Speaker 14: if you do not have to be on the roads

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Speaker 14: this weekend, especially across the South, just stay at home,

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Speaker 14: take the time right now to get to the stores,

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Speaker 14: get all the supplies that you need in the event

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Speaker 14: that you do lose power, and of course you won't

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Speaker 14: be able to travel as if we do see Sonesse

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Speaker 14: numbers as what's being forecasts come to a reality this weekend.

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Speaker 14: Let's take a look at the forecast. As we look

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Speaker 14: at the big picture, we're starting to see alerts out

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Speaker 14: They were now looking at winterstorm mornings as far east

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Speaker 14: as eastern New Mexico, through a good chunk of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,

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Speaker 14: all the way out towards the Ohio Valley. But here

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Speaker 14: is purple though, from monrom through areas near Tupelo and

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Speaker 14: Oxford towards the east of Memphis. This is where we

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Speaker 14: could see maybe a crippling ice storm where we could

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Speaker 14: see ice scretion here maybe approaching one inch. So that's

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Speaker 14: gonna weigh down those power lines, leading to lots of

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Speaker 14: power ologist and again even with sleet and snow coming

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Speaker 14: down to it's gonna make travel very dangerous. We also

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Speaker 14: have winter alerts even as far east as areas like

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Speaker 14: along the East coast New York City, even out towards Boston.

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Speaker 14: So again we're gonna see things starting to go downhill

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Speaker 14: starting for your Friday. So for Friday morning, just rain

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Speaker 14: for areas like Lubbick, Abilene over towards Dallas. Snow up

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Speaker 14: to the north across eastern Colorado over into Kansas. But

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Speaker 14: notice snow as that colder air comes in meets up

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Speaker 14: with the Morrish here. Notice we're looking at ice, maybe

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Speaker 14: some sleep for areas like Okay See over towards Little Rock, Dallas.

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Speaker 14: Still seeing rain for your Friday night, but as we

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Speaker 14: head toward your Saturday, we will continue to get transition

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Speaker 14: over to more freezing rain across East Texas over into

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Speaker 14: northern Louisiana. All snow up north across the areas of Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio.

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Speaker 14: We're seeing all snow, sleep and snow for areas like

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Speaker 14: Memphis over towards Nashville. Still a crippling ice storm for

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Speaker 14: area south of Memphis into northern Mississippi. And then here

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Speaker 14: across the Carolinas and North Georgia also go see in

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Speaker 14: maybe some icing issues we get that cold air damning events.

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Speaker 14: We have that colder air coming down east of the Appalachians.

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Speaker 14: That's gonna lead to some icing issues. Here across the

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Speaker 14: South and oh, by the way, dimension this either but

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Speaker 14: some of the airports maybe closed this weekend too. Here

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Speaker 14: comes to next care precipitation coming out of Mexico. We're

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Speaker 14: looking at more know across the areas of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas,

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Speaker 14: more sleep, more ice. You can see how obviously travel

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Speaker 14: here could be very disruptive, very dangerous of you out

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Speaker 14: on the roadways here across the South. Now we will

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Speaker 14: see things starting to wind down across the South as

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Speaker 14: we head towards Monday. But the other issue is that

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Speaker 14: the temperatures are gonna be very cold, so what comes

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Speaker 14: down over the next couple of days will be steamed

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Speaker 14: on the ground through at least the first middle plower

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Speaker 14: for next week, that's where we're expecting to see those

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Speaker 14: temperatres beginning to warm up a little bit above freezing.

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Speaker 14: And look at the forecast ic here again from Shreveport,

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Speaker 14: Texasana or towards Memphis. We are looking at some impactful

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Speaker 14: ice last week, and talk about the northeast really quickly

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Speaker 14: as we're gonna be seeing those chances of snow beginning

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Speaker 14: to move more towards the east as we go into

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Speaker 14: this weekend across the northeast. We could see quite a

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Speaker 14: bit of snow as we go into that time. Phrase

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Speaker 14: we watch out for that as we go into the weekend.

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Speaker 14: Stay back to you, Jesse, that's a beast. Like I said,

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Speaker 14: it's a bee said. You know, you get passed about

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Speaker 14: a quarter inch of vice.

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Speaker 10: Trees break, power lines come down, So folks please be advised,

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Speaker 10: be prepared. If you have travel plans this weekend, see

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Speaker 10: if you can change them. Jesse Kelly from Weather Nation,

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Speaker 10: the United States has recently served a massive victory in

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Speaker 10: regards to manufacturing antibiotics here in America again for the

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Speaker 10: first time since two thousand and four, thanks to conservative

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Speaker 10: leadership in President Trump's second term agenda.

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Speaker 9: I'll explain.

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Speaker 10: Coming up, I'll goome back to America's Voice LI. I'm

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Speaker 10: glad to see you here on a Thursday. We're joined

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Speaker 10: now by Rick Jackson. He's the CEO of US Antibiotics,

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Speaker 10: the only company in America still manufacturing critical antibiotics like

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Speaker 10: a maxastelling here on American soil. Rick, great to have

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Speaker 10: you here as President Trump delivers on his America First

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Speaker 10: agenda one year into his second term.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, I'm glad to be here. Appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: Well, Rick, Yeah, most Americans have no idea. I've known

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Speaker 10: this since I read China RX, a book a number

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Speaker 10: of years ago. They have no idea that we're almost

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Speaker 10: entirely dependent on foreign countries, most notably China for something

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Speaker 10: as basic as antibiotics.

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Speaker 9: Tell us about US antibiotics and.

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Speaker 10: How you became the last American manufacturer standing when China

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Speaker 10: took over the market worldwide.

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Speaker 5: Well, Steve.

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Speaker 6: In April twenty one, I got a call on a

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Speaker 6: Wednesday from a bankruptcy trustee about a facility in Bristol, Tennessee,

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Speaker 6: and asked me to go bid on it, And to

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Speaker 6: be honest, I said, I'm not really interested.

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Speaker 5: But you know what do you have?

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Speaker 6: And he said, well, I've got one week to make

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Speaker 6: an offer.

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Speaker 5: So on Friday.

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Speaker 6: Nick Ayers is a business friend of mine and told

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Speaker 6: me he was part of the Ford Group of China

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Speaker 6: in twenty seventeen on behalf of President Trump, and that

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Speaker 6: after negotiations, hard negotiations, the Chinese a gentlemen basically said,

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Speaker 6: you can't win a trade war with us, And they said,

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Speaker 6: well what And they said, well, we provide one hundred

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Speaker 6: percent of your antibiotics any questions.

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Speaker 5: When I heard that, that scared me to death.

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Speaker 6: So I visited the plant and I realized that closing

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Speaker 6: it down would cost Americans four hundred million dollars in

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Speaker 6: five years for approval.

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Speaker 5: We would be totally reliant on China or other people.

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Speaker 6: I knew it was a bad business decision, but I

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Speaker 6: just couldn't live with myself letting this go and being

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Speaker 6: the only person that knew about it and capable of

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Speaker 6: doing that. So we went ahead and bought it and

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Speaker 6: built it and spent millions of dollars refurbishing it and

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Speaker 6: it's going great now.

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Speaker 10: Yeah. Something else people don't realize. They said, well, we'll

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Speaker 10: just make antibiotics. You can't just make antibiotics. There is

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Speaker 10: a ramp up period if we were closed down. The

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Speaker 10: regulation in the startup takes a couple of years. Now,

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Speaker 10: you stepped in personally bought that facility out of bankruptcy

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Speaker 10: as a successful businessman and a Trump supporter who's back

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Speaker 10: to the president. What drove you to take, I meanious risk,

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Speaker 10: but you bought the last antibiotic manufacturing company in America.

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Speaker 6: Big risk, very big risk, and a known loser. However,

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Speaker 6: I just felt it was just pure patriotism. What Trump

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Speaker 6: is doing is just unbelievable.

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Speaker 1: I was just.

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Speaker 6: Concerned that if China held this over our head just

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Speaker 6: one season, we would have over fifty thousand kids and

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Speaker 6: make COVID look like a sneeze. So we just could

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Speaker 6: not put ourselves at risk at that and I felt

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Speaker 6: like it was something something I just had to do.

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Speaker 10: No, Rick, this also fits in with cousident Trump's agenda

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Speaker 10: to bring manufacturing home. Now you hear about steel and

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Speaker 10: other things, but this is critical and we have to

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Speaker 10: take on China. You've got major partnerships now with Walmart

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Speaker 10: and mckeison. Again, America made a Marxiston into the pharmacy's nation.

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Speaker 10: Why didn't just recently earn a historic FDA priority voucher

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Speaker 10: for domestically production domestically produced antabiotics. So how does what

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Speaker 10: you're doing partner with the President's vision to hear our

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Speaker 10: supply chains here at home?

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Speaker 6: Steed, the biggest news that nobody has covered is what

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Speaker 6: happened with us what Trump did with the FDA, streamlining

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Speaker 6: the FDA to make decisions faster and so forth is

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Speaker 6: the biggest news that nobody's covered. So for instance, when

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Speaker 6: we opened the plant, it took us seven months just

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Speaker 6: to get our logo approved under the Biden administration. Under Trump,

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Speaker 6: we introduced a new amoxiscilan XRS and it's an extended release,

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Speaker 6: hasn't been on the market since two thousand and eight.

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Speaker 6: FDA proved it in sixty days. This will what he

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Speaker 6: has done with the FDA. You could not get a

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Speaker 6: better system that saves money, saves lives, and really creates

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Speaker 6: a lot less I mean even billions of dollars a

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Speaker 6: year savings for making new drugs.

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Speaker 10: Critical seven months for a logo that is outrageous powerful stuff.

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Speaker 9: Why does this matter.

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Speaker 10: So much to everyday Americans, especially families who may not

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Speaker 10: even know about that right now?

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Speaker 6: Well, leader or not, nobody knows about it. That we're

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Speaker 6: the only ones in the world. And we did a

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Speaker 6: survey of pharmacist ninety five percent did not know that

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Speaker 6: it was only made in China and elsewhere and that

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Speaker 6: we were the only manufacturer. I just want to thank

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Speaker 6: President Trump for making this a priority because this is

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Speaker 6: absolutely necessary and critical and the kind of leadership that

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Speaker 6: we really need.

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Speaker 10: Rick, we want to thank you for doing the right

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Speaker 10: thing and stepping up at a critical time. Again, if

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Speaker 10: China had complete control over antibiotics, the outcome would not

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Speaker 10: be good.

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Speaker 5: Rick, Thank you, Thank you appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: Yeah. Yeah, Rick Jackson, CEO of US Antibiotics. I mean,

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Speaker 10: that's an American patriot right there, that there is a

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Speaker 10: good man doing the right thing and God bless him

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Speaker 10: for doing it.

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Speaker 9: It's just my time for a commercial break.

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Speaker 10: Before that, I want to inform you that Real America's

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Speaker 10: Music has an new release dropping tonight at midnight. A

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Speaker 10: comedic song called the Somali War, sung by Natasha Owens,

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Speaker 10: gives us satirical take on the current situation Minnesota involving

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Speaker 10: the Somali fraud story. In Tim Walls take a look,

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Speaker 10: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 15: Minnesota's headlines are kidding wild. Tim Walls and Ilana Omar

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Speaker 15: are being accused of massive fraud and it's so bad

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Speaker 15: all you can do is laugh at this point. So

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Speaker 15: from Real America's Music, the label that brought you the

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Speaker 15: number one hit Anthem of the Free, comes a brand

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Speaker 15: new song from singers songwriter Natasha Owens, the Somali Waltz.

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Speaker 15: Let's make the music industry mad and run this to

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Speaker 15: number one. Scan the QR code or search the Somali

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Speaker 10: Right now, as many of you know, Americans are facing

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Speaker 10: enormous financial pressure right now. Credit card debt in this

680
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Speaker 10: country has surged past one trillion dollars. That's right, with

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Speaker 10: a t. Interest rates are some of the highest we've seen. Thankfully,

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Speaker 10: they're coming back a little, but families who work hard,

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Speaker 10: pay tax and do everything right are finding themselves behind

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Speaker 10: the eight ball and drowning and monthly payments they just

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Speaker 10: can't seem to escape. Joining out to talk about real solutions.

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Speaker 10: As Melanie pea core consumer finance advocate with iconic debt Relief,

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Speaker 10: let's talk about it here, Melanie, people are in debt.

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Speaker 10: Things are getting a little better in some places, with

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Speaker 10: interests coming down a bit.

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Speaker 9: But once you're behind that eight ball, it's a tough.

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Speaker 10: Place to get out of, isn't it.

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Speaker 8: It's really hard to climb out from underneath it. It

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Speaker 8: definitely is, you know. Putting it in a conservative layman

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Speaker 8: numbers Steve. There's about ninety five to one hundred million

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Speaker 8: people in America that are carrying credit card balances month

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Speaker 8: to month.

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Speaker 2: It's just astronomical, very hard.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's something that happened, and some of these folks

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Speaker 10: don't see it coming. All of a sudden, they get

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Speaker 10: through Christmas and they are suddenly overwhelmed with credit card debt.

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Speaker 10: Why is this happening now?

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Speaker 8: Oh, the holidays often create what we call a debt hangover, right,

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Speaker 8: So people and I think we've all done it, you know,

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Speaker 8: we always say I'm not going to spend this much.

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Speaker 2: At Christmas, we don't need to do this.

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Speaker 8: But then Christmas or holidays come and everyone's in the

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Speaker 8: giving spirit, or we travel we have family obligations, thinking

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Speaker 8: it'll be okay, we'll catch up later, but then we

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Speaker 8: start seeing our statements January February. Reality is where does

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Speaker 8: the money come from to now pay off that additional

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Speaker 8: holiday debt?

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Speaker 2: Right with all good intention.

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Speaker 8: But it becomes really, really, really hard because now debt's

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Speaker 8: even higher, and those compounding interest rates are really hitting

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Speaker 8: as hard because it's not just simple interest, it's interest

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Speaker 8: on top of interest being charged. So one of the

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Speaker 8: most stressful most financial times for most households.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and as we've heard the President talk about, if

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Speaker 10: you miss a payment, your interest rates can go to

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Speaker 10: twenty nine point nine to nine percent if you read

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Speaker 10: the fine print and look, people who follow this program

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Speaker 10: are skeptical, right, honestly they should be. So explain this clearly.

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Speaker 10: What exactly does iconic debt relief do.

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Speaker 8: Well? So, in short, at Iconic Debt Relief, we help

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Speaker 8: you find the light at the end of the tunnel. Okay,

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Speaker 8: it's not about looking at this as a failure option, right.

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Speaker 8: Many people look at debt relief as scary and do

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Speaker 8: believe that.

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Speaker 2: Seeking help meets that failure. Oh my goodness, my dogs

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Speaker 2: are going crazy.

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Speaker 8: But the belief will destroy their that debt relief will

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Speaker 8: destroy their financial future. In reality, doing nothing is honestly

733
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Speaker 8: the most dangerous option because you could be in debt

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Speaker 8: with no financial future for decades.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 8: So, responsible debt relief is about regaining that control and

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Speaker 8: being able to create a realistic path forward. So we're

738
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Speaker 8: going to stick with you from start to finish and

739
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Speaker 8: find the best program for you, mostly cutting payments and

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Speaker 8: cutting interest rates altogether.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, now you've talked to people all over the country

742
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Speaker 10: that have these big debt problems. Obviously, it's what you

743
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Speaker 10: guys do. They're at Iconic debt Relief. Is there a

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Speaker 10: story that like really captures the impact these programs can

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Speaker 10: have that comes to mind?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, So there's so many stories on a daily basis, right.

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Speaker 8: One that comes to mind is a young lady who

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Speaker 8: had just gotten out of college and you know, had

749
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Speaker 8: all these big dreams, but then didn't realize throughout college

750
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Speaker 8: because credit card companies literally sit at your campus and

751
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Speaker 8: try and hand out credit cards to you with astronomical

752
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Speaker 8: credit limits, didn't realize that all of those years were

753
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Speaker 8: going to really catch up. She had taken out a loan,

754
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Speaker 8: thinking that the loan interest rate was going to be

755
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Speaker 8: a little bit better than the credit cards, but ultimately

756
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Speaker 8: couldn't even afford the high credit card payments either. So

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Speaker 8: what happened is she ran into double debt, right, And

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Speaker 8: that's what we call taking out a loan to pay

759
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Speaker 8: off your credit cards, but then needing your credit cards again.

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Speaker 8: It's a really, really tough situation and one that most

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Speaker 8: of us face. With that said, the biggest thing she

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Speaker 8: needed was just help, Right, how can I lwer these

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Speaker 8: payments so that I can get the dream job without

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Speaker 8: having to just take any job to pay my bills.

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Speaker 2: And we were able to help.

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Speaker 8: Her do that by again cutting her payments by less

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Speaker 8: than by more than half and getting her out from

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Speaker 8: underneath her debt within about three to four years. And

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Speaker 8: she had regained all of that control by the end

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Speaker 8: of the third year of the program.

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Speaker 2: So that's probably one of my favorite stories.

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Speaker 9: Well, that's a good story.

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Speaker 10: He wants. We want somebody to have a shot at

774
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Speaker 10: the American dream when it's all said and another. Are

775
00:38:54,440 --> 00:38:57,560
Speaker 10: a lot of debt related and debt relief companies out there.

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Speaker 10: Many of our viewers have had bad experiences in the past.

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Speaker 10: So what makes Iconic different.

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Speaker 8: We're here as advocates for our clients or anybody that

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Speaker 8: calls in.

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Speaker 2: We're not here looking at you as a number.

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Speaker 8: We're going to stick with you from start to finish

782
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Speaker 8: and find the best program for you, mostly cutting payments

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Speaker 8: and cutting interest rates altogether.

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Speaker 10: Yeah. Now, you've talked to people all over the country

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Speaker 10: that have these big debt problems. Obviously, it's what you

786
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Speaker 10: guys do. They're at Iconic det Relief. Is there a

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Speaker 10: story that like really captures the impact these programs can have.

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Speaker 10: That comes to mind.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so there's so many stories on a daily basis, right.

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Speaker 8: One that comes to mind is a young lady who

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Speaker 8: had just gotten out of college and you know, had

792
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Speaker 8: all these big dreams, but then didn't realize throughout college

793
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Speaker 8: because credit card companies literally sit at your campus and

794
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Speaker 8: try and.

795
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Speaker 2: Hand out credit cards to you with astronomical credit.

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Speaker 8: Limits, didn't realize that all of those years were going

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Speaker 8: to really catch up. She had taken out a loan

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Speaker 8: thinking that the loan interest rate was going to be

799
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Speaker 8: a little bit better than the credit cards, but ultimately

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Speaker 8: couldn't even afford the high credit card payments either. So

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Speaker 8: what happened is she ran into double debt, right, And

802
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Speaker 8: that's what we call taking out a loan to pay

803
00:40:13,680 --> 00:40:16,160
Speaker 8: off your credit cards, but then needing your credit cards again.

804
00:40:16,600 --> 00:40:19,080
Speaker 8: It's a really, really tough situation and one that most

805
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Speaker 8: of us face. With that said, the biggest thing she

806
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Speaker 8: needed was just help, Right, how could I lower these

807
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Speaker 8: payments so that I can get the dream job without

808
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Speaker 8: having to just taken any job to pay my bills?

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Speaker 8: And we were able to help her do that by

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Speaker 8: again cutting her payments by less than by more than

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Speaker 8: half and getting her out from underneath her debt within

812
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Speaker 8: about three to four years, and she had regained all

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Speaker 8: of that control by the end of the third year

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Speaker 8: of the program.

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Speaker 2: So that's probably one of my favorite stories.

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Speaker 9: Well, that's a good story.

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Speaker 10: He wants. We want somebody to have a shot at

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Speaker 10: the American dream when it's all said and now. There

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Speaker 10: are a lot of debt related and debt relief companies

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Speaker 10: out there. Many of our viewers have had bad experiences

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Speaker 10: in the past, So what makes Iconic different.

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Speaker 8: We're here as advocates for our clients or anybody that

823
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Speaker 8: calls in. We're not here looking at you as a number.

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Speaker 8: We want you, you know, within our program. We want

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Speaker 8: to help you truly look at the true future. You know,

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Speaker 8: we're going to lay it all out with you. If

827
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Speaker 8: there's other programs or opportunities for you, we're going to

828
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Speaker 8: let you know, and ultimately you're in the driver's seat.

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Speaker 8: We're just here to help guide you and we're with

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Speaker 8: you from start to finish to ensure that you feel

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Speaker 8: completely comfortable throughout that whole time and you can come

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Speaker 8: out from underneath this on top.

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Speaker 10: Well, Donnie, we want to help me out. Thank you

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Speaker 10: for being here. I truly appreciate it. Now, if you're

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Speaker 10: overwhelmed by credit card debt, If inflation and rising interest

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Speaker 10: rates are crushing your monthly budget, go to Iconicdebt Relief

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Speaker 10: it reminds us of just how wonderful America is. And

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Speaker 10: we've got a good one today. To be sure to

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Speaker 10: stick around. You're gonna want to catch this, I'll write back,

848
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Speaker 10: Oh no, it makes America wonderful. Catching bad guys. We

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Speaker 10: all remember when the protesters stormed to that congregation over

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Speaker 10: the weekend, soured the service, frightened people, and Tim screamed

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Speaker 10: at them. Well, today three of those folks are behind

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Speaker 10: bars after being arrested on that incident, facing violations of

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Speaker 10: the Face Act and other laws. Which explicitly prohibits interviewing

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Speaker 10: with the exercise of religion in a place of worship,

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Speaker 10: joined me to discuss legal fellow the Heritage Foundation, Zach Smith.

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Speaker 9: Zach, thank you for being here.

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Speaker 10: Now. The people that storm the church were screaming, well,

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Speaker 10: it's our First Amendment right. No, you can't storm into

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Speaker 10: a private house of worship and started screaming at people

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Speaker 10: and claim First Amendment of protective protection because they are

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Speaker 10: the ones that actually have First Amendment protection to worship

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Speaker 10: as they see fit. How do you see this case

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Speaker 10: going forward?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's exactly right. Look, there's not a First Amendment

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Speaker 4: right to disrupt the church services. There's not a First

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Speaker 4: Amendment right to try to intimidate or threaten those who

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Speaker 4: are freely worshiping God as they see fit. And if

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Speaker 4: I were these three individuals who have now been arrested

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Speaker 4: and are facing prosecution, I'd be very concerned because this

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Speaker 4: seems like a fairly straightforward violation of the Face Act

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Speaker 4: and several other federal statutes as well. And Attorney General Pambondi,

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Speaker 4: FBI Director of Cash Battel have all indicated that the

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Speaker 4: investigations are ongoing and that further arrest will likely take place.

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Speaker 4: But what I think is really shameful is that local

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Speaker 4: Minnesota authorities, the Saint Paul District Attorney, the Minnesota A. G.

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Speaker 4: Keith Ellison, that they have not brought charges under Minnesota

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Speaker 4: state law. I laid out in a post I had

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Speaker 4: yesterday on my ex feed at TZ smith as some

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Speaker 4: of the state charges that could apply, and yet none

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Speaker 4: of those have been brought yet, which is absolutely shameful.

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Speaker 4: But I say kudos to ag Pambondi, to Cash Hotel,

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Speaker 4: and everyone else who has worked to swiftly bring justice

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Speaker 4: to these individuals who so grossly desecrated that sanctuary on Sunday.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, grossly. That's great. That's a good way to put it.

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Speaker 10: What would your admonition be to people who think that

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Speaker 10: they can storm churches without consequences? What would you tell

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Speaker 10: somebody if they think they're going to do the same

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Speaker 10: thing in some other city in America?

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Speaker 4: Don't do it. Look, not only is it morally reprehensible,

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Speaker 4: it's a violation of federal law. I think ag Bondi

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Speaker 4: has made clear that you will be prosecuted. And I

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Speaker 4: think this is also a wake up call for many

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Speaker 4: churches around the country, how important it is to have

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Speaker 4: security in place, to have security measures that have been

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Speaker 4: fought through in advance, because unfortunately, I think what we

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Speaker 4: saw this past Sunday is that really those on the

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Speaker 4: left are not going to adhere to common decency or

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Speaker 4: even adhere to the law, and are willing to act

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Speaker 4: very aggressively, very egregiously in their actions.

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Speaker 10: Zach, thank you for the insight. We're going to follow

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Speaker 10: these cases here in the weeks to come. I'm sure

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Speaker 10: you will be back to talk about it on many occasions.

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Speaker 10: Zack Smith from the Heritage Foundation, thank you, thank you

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Speaker 10: for having me on. Yes, sir, I just saw Jack

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Speaker 10: Smith making his way down the hallway, his time on

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Speaker 10: the way and stand done today on Capitol Hill. But

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Speaker 10: he didn't do himself any favors, it didn't appear to me,

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Speaker 10: admitting that there were certain pieces of evidence that were

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Speaker 10: not vetted. They went after lawmakers, senators, members of Congress,

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Speaker 10: tracked their phones, a lot of questions still to be answered.

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Speaker 10: He'll be back on Capitol Hill, There's no two ways

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Speaker 10: about it. Start tomorrow with me right here. It'll be

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Speaker 10: free speech, free for all Friday. Your chance to call in.

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Speaker 9: Live right here. In real America's voice.

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Speaker 10: I'll take you questions from all over the country and

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Speaker 10: field them all, every single one that I can.

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Speaker 9: I'll see you tomorrow morning on the Steve Drivers showed

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Speaker 9: until then.