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Speaker 1: Why are you so skinny? Give it on this show?

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Speaker 1: How about that, Adam, thank you, my brother. Congratulations to you.

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Speaker 1: the border. Alejandro majorcis being impeached. Julio Rosace is down

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Speaker 7: It's also people who are trying to avoid law enforcement.

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Speaker 7: And so you know, they go through neighborhoods, they go

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Speaker 7: through ranches, they trest they close out this problem. And

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Speaker 7: then it's also just the ecological disaster with all these

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Speaker 7: people coming in and they discard their clothing, they scar

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Speaker 7: their trash, they're doing it right on the river banks

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Speaker 7: and so it's in this delicate ecosystem, as environmentals like

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Speaker 7: to say, and then it washes into the water.

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Speaker 1: Poli. Oh, well, I don't know that this is good

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Speaker 1: news at all. But there are sixty Republicans going down

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Speaker 1: there today for a photo wop. What are we expecting

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Speaker 1: out of this?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I see the bus right now. Actually they're just

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Speaker 2: they're just up ahead of me.

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Speaker 7: So yeah, I've been on many of these Republican delegations.

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Speaker 7: I understand their desire to bring attention to it, but

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Speaker 7: as opposed to what was happening in twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 7: they're in the majority now, at least in the House,

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Speaker 7: and so really the question is, we all know that

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Speaker 7: the border is for, but we all know Biden is

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Speaker 7: bad and all this is completely unnecessary, So what are

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Speaker 7: you going to actually do about it? Well, they just

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Speaker 7: recently announced that they're going to have a first official

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Speaker 7: impeachment hearing on the House Homeland Security side later this month.

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Speaker 2: But the issue is necessarily the hearings.

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Speaker 7: The issue is whether or not Speaker Mike Johnson, who

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Speaker 7: is here today, whether or not he's actually going to

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Speaker 7: be able to get the Republican caucus to actually vote

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Speaker 7: for impeachment, because there's already been attempts and I think

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Speaker 7: it was something like twenty Republicans voting against it, which

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Speaker 7: obviously brings a lot of question.

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Speaker 2: As to why.

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Speaker 7: So maybe maybe those twenty need to hear all the

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Speaker 7: details with what these impeachment hearings.

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Speaker 2: Will actually kind of divulge.

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Speaker 7: But I mean, we'll see, we'll see if this is

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Speaker 7: just just another kind of field trip for Republicans or

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Speaker 7: if there's going to be actual follow through.

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Speaker 2: It is an election year, so who knows.

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Speaker 1: Maybe may Orcus what's he done is to deserve impeachment specifically,

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Speaker 1: Obviously I don't need any help hating Alejandro Mayorcis, but

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Speaker 1: what has he done that warrants impeachment?

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Speaker 7: Well, it's a simple fact that I mean, you ask

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Speaker 7: I mean, you ask ort Paitulasians and they say that

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Speaker 7: we're not enforcing federal immigration law.

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Speaker 2: And that's the thing there.

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Speaker 7: They go around it by going through these policies, these

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Speaker 7: policies that they can implement, and basically that they're saying like, well,

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Speaker 7: they don't have the authority to, for example, to allow

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Speaker 7: all these people in knowingly that a lot of them

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Speaker 7: don't actually qualify for asylum. And that's why even today

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Speaker 7: Marcus was saying today that he was saying, the backlog

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Speaker 7: is historic backlog of paces is the exact reason why

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Speaker 7: we need immigration reform. And it's like, well, actually, hold on,

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Speaker 7: the reason why we have this backlog is because of

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Speaker 7: the policies that you're pursuing.

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Speaker 2: You made it ten times the worse.

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Speaker 7: And so there's there's that aspect, and then there's also

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Speaker 7: just the aspect of.

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Speaker 2: Their election of duty when it comes to following.

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Speaker 7: Through on the Secure Fence Act and what it actually

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Speaker 7: means to have a secure border.

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Speaker 2: Are as in statutes.

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Speaker 7: So just just on those two things alone, I think

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Speaker 7: Republicans have a strong case to actually, you know, follow

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Speaker 7: through and do the peachment hearings.

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Speaker 2: But for some reason, like I was saying.

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Speaker 7: There's a size that there was a sizeable chunk in

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Speaker 7: the last round that just thought, you know, these current

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Speaker 7: impeachment articles, as they say, and that it's not enough

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Speaker 7: to warrant follow through voting.

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Speaker 2: Taken to get them from from office.

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Speaker 1: End. So, yeah, Julio, we heard that there is a surge.

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Speaker 1: It seems like every other day there's a surge, but

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Speaker 1: there's usually something behind these surges. What's behind the latest one?

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Speaker 1: Why are all these people coming now? The combination of

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Speaker 1: a few factors.

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Speaker 7: One is that they are well aware that we are

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Speaker 7: now officially in an election year, and they know that

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Speaker 7: there is a possibility that Biden might not.

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Speaker 2: Stay in office.

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Speaker 7: And so for those who have been waiting and deciding

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Speaker 7: whether or they actually want to follow the actually go

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Speaker 7: through this arduous process across illegally, they're thinking now or never.

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Speaker 7: So one of the factors, at least for here in

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Speaker 7: Texas is that there's a new state law that Governor

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Speaker 7: Abbott signed to say that okay, local law enforcement can

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Speaker 7: actually arrest people from being here legally that goes into

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Speaker 7: effective marriage, assuming that you know, there's also be some

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Speaker 7: legal challenges with that. But so that's another reason why

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Speaker 7: there's a surge, and just in just a simple fact

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Speaker 7: that people who have friends or family already go through it,

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Speaker 7: and then they've made it to the United States to

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Speaker 7: their final destination, and they see how they're living their

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Speaker 7: lives free money and all the all the stuff that

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Speaker 7: they're getting from the sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 2: That alone is the pull factor. And then of course

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Speaker 2: when you add.

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Speaker 7: In with the immigration debate on Capitol Hill, and as

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Speaker 7: soon as the amnesty is mentioned or you know, insinuated.

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Speaker 2: Really want to take advantage of that.

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Speaker 7: So there's a lot of factors this year, and I'm

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Speaker 7: predicting that this is going to be one of the

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Speaker 7: most busiest years compared to the previous times, just simply

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Speaker 7: because people are going to be more incentivizing epportunity we

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Speaker 7: across to make sure that they get in under the

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Speaker 7: Bide administration.

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Speaker 1: Julio, can you explain to me who pays for all

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Speaker 1: these goodies for the illegals? Could you explain to people

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Speaker 1: that because the stories are obviously the most mind bodeling

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Speaker 1: things in the world, people from Venezuela have special Venezuela

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Speaker 1: cuisine prepared for them, we have phones, we have five

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Speaker 1: thousand dollars, visa cards, hotel rooms. Is it the taxpayer

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Speaker 1: is who's footing the bill for all this large.

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Speaker 7: Of it is through taxpayers And that's either with the

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Speaker 7: services that sanctuary cities provide or it's through contracts that

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Speaker 7: the federal government gives all these NGOs. Because Blue City

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Speaker 7: mayors are solely blaming Governor Abbot's bussing program for the

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Speaker 7: reason and why, like.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's why we have all these people here.

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Speaker 7: But really, when you actually look at the numbers, Abbott's

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Speaker 7: busting program is dropping the bucket because there's other ways

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Speaker 7: that people are able to leave border.

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Speaker 2: Towns and get to Chicago or New York or Los Angeles, and.

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Speaker 7: That's through NGOs and through charities, or it's just simply

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Speaker 7: that they already have friends or family here that give

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Speaker 7: them the money or the tickets sort of for the

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Speaker 7: airplane to then to then leave equal passer or Luke

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Speaker 7: vill or zone or you know wherever.

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Speaker 2: So there's just a.

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Speaker 7: Lot of money being thrown around, and it's kind of what.

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Speaker 7: I don't know if Jesse, I don't know if your

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Speaker 7: Driell instructors said this, but when I was going through

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Speaker 7: boot camp, they were saying that the training regiment, as

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Speaker 7: chaotic as it seems, there was a method to the madness.

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Speaker 7: And that's exactly what's happening, not just with this issue,

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Speaker 7: but particularly with this issue, is that there is a

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Speaker 7: method to all this madness that is going on.

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Speaker 2: It's all very coordinated.

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Speaker 7: It's all again, this isn't by accident, This isn't just like, oh,

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Speaker 7: this is happening to us, and like no, this is

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Speaker 7: being done.

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Speaker 2: To us as a country.

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Speaker 7: And so I'll unfortunately taxpayers are putting the bills for

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Speaker 7: her for a large part.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh the old thanks my man. Stay safe down there,

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Speaker 1: keep doing what you're doing, Zempifi. Well, we also have

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Speaker 1: a bunch of Chinese nationals at the porter, like a

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Speaker 1: lot of them. Why kind of beg exact question, doesn't

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Speaker 1: it they're doing over here? Natalie Winters is going to

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Speaker 1: join us next and talk about that. Before she does that,

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Speaker 1: immigration talk, I know you're probably saying, well, I'm sure

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Speaker 1: they're vetting some of these people. Oh yeah, yeah, no,

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Speaker 1: very strict vetting, unless, of course you're Chinese. You see

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Speaker 1: the Chinese illegals, our number one geopolitical foe. Their vetting

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Speaker 1: process is a little water down. I can't wait to

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Speaker 1: ask Natalie about that. Joining me now, Natalie Winners, of course,

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Speaker 1: executive editor at war Room and something we will get

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Speaker 1: to in a little while, founder of She's so right.

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Speaker 1: I dig that name, Natalie. What are we doing with

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Speaker 1: the chi cooms that show up at our border?

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Speaker 8: Talk about inviting the enemy in with open arms. This

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Speaker 8: news story shows that the Biden regime changed Trump era

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Speaker 8: restrictions to basically make it easier for members of the

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Speaker 8: Chinese Communist Party or Chinese aliens to enter the United States.

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Speaker 8: There used to be forty questions that they would ask

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Speaker 8: potential migrants from this country. They watered it down to

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Speaker 8: just five. Some of the questions that they took off

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Speaker 8: included if they had experience in weapons trainings or dealing

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Speaker 8: with arms like guns shooting them. That seems like something

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Speaker 8: you'd want to know about potential migrants entering your country.

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Speaker 8: But they also used to take their data from their

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Speaker 8: phones and cross reference it against databases that had information

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Speaker 8: relating to known terrorist groups or foreign adversaries such as

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Speaker 8: the Chinese Communist Party, and they totally scrapped that as well,

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Speaker 8: So now they don't even look at their phones. I

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Speaker 8: think it really speaks to how this immigration crisis, which

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Speaker 8: is too euphemistic a term, Frankly, it's intentional. It's by design.

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Speaker 8: It's not a result of incompetence.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Natalie, why obviously there's you and I could go

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Speaker 1: down this rabbit hole for hours, But it makes no

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Speaker 1: sense that you would make a special carve out for

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Speaker 1: that is compromised by China.

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Speaker 8: So many of the staffers within the Biden regime on

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Speaker 8: the immigration front are far left radicals who don't believe

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Speaker 8: in borders, frankly, don't believe in America right. They abscribe

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Speaker 8: to the mindset that, oh, well, America is an idea,

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Speaker 8: it's not a country, borders don't mean anything. They're racist,

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Speaker 8: so of course they will love this right. They want

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Speaker 8: to devalue American citizenships, so what better way to do

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Speaker 8: that than by inviting our enemies in. But you know,

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Speaker 8: a lot of my earlier reporting I really documented chapter

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Speaker 8: in verse the Chinese Communist Party infiltration in the Biden

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Speaker 8: regime and the conflicts of interest held by basically everyone

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Speaker 8: within the White House working at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue,

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Speaker 8: Hunter Biden Joe Biden, of course, just being one example

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Speaker 8: of that. But I think it really speaks to sort

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Speaker 8: of the unrestricted warfare tactics that are deployed by the

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Speaker 8: Chinese Communist Party. In other words, the White House doesn't

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Speaker 8: have to be flying a Chinese flag, America doesn't have

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Speaker 8: to be invaded by China yet to be pushing policies

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Speaker 8: that are advantageous to the Chinese Communist Party's broader global

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Speaker 8: goals when it comes to reasserting hegemony or really taking

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Speaker 8: over the United States from within. So I think these

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Speaker 8: are the kind of policies that the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 8: gets a very high ROI on in terms of not

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Speaker 8: necessarily installing directly, but sort of by subversively embedding people

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Speaker 8: within the Biden regime who are very, very very conflicted

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Speaker 8: with the Chinese Communist Party, so they don't want to

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Speaker 8: bite the hand that feeds them. Because, like you said, Jesse,

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Speaker 8: this is one of the most ridiculous policies that I

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Speaker 8: have seen in my entire life and career as a reporter.

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Speaker 8: There's no way you can justify it. I mean, even

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Speaker 8: from a national security perspective, even if you don't believe

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Speaker 8: in borders. They're quite literally welcoming the enemy in from

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Speaker 8: the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 1: What's it like being an investigative journalist you can take

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Speaker 1: like go undercover.

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Speaker 8: I wish, you know. Frankly, the mainstream media makes my

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Speaker 8: job extremely easy for me because they're all bought off

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Speaker 8: by the Chinese Communist Party, so they don't report on

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Speaker 8: any of this stuff. It's a market niche.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, why are we working with some kind

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Speaker 1: of chi coom agriculture group as well.

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Speaker 8: So I predicted and unfortunately these predictions have come true

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Speaker 8: that the next kind of incursion that the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 8: Party would make in America would be particularly targeting farmland

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Speaker 8: and food supply. And of course the Biden regime has

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Speaker 8: really welcomed this assault with open arms. Our ambassador to China,

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Speaker 8: a guy by the name of Nick Burns, so of course,

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Speaker 8: used to be a DC based consultant that worked for

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Speaker 8: companies doing business in China. He said, we need China,

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Speaker 8: we can't view them as the enemy. So, in other words,

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Speaker 8: the perfect pick for Ambassador to China for Joe Biden.

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Speaker 8: But he was giving the keynote address for a group

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Speaker 8: called the US China Heartland Association in partnership with the

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Speaker 8: China United States Exchange Foundation. Now these might be innocuous,

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Speaker 8: euphimistic sounding names, but make no mistake, these are groups

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Speaker 8: that are funded and controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 8: Their foreign influence operations that are part of the United

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Speaker 8: Front Work Department, which is a multi billion dollar political

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Speaker 8: warfare operation that emanates out of Beijing and its sole

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Speaker 8: purpose is to get the United States to push policies

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Speaker 8: that are advantageous to the Chinese Communist Party and therefore

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Speaker 8: negative for the United States of America, And frankly on

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Speaker 8: the agriculture front, that's exactly what you see going on.

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Speaker 8: So it's sort of like the green light, right when

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Speaker 8: you have Ambassador Nick Burns giving the keynote address for

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Speaker 8: this organization, and frankly, when you have House Republicans putting

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Speaker 8: out legislation and state legislators trying to block Chinese Communist

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Speaker 8: Party purchases of American land, and you see the White

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Speaker 8: House basically giving them carte blanche right saying, oh, we

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Speaker 8: want to collaborate with you on agriculture, even setting up

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Speaker 8: a working group that they've never previously announced between our

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Speaker 8: departments of agriculture to collaborate. It really again, with the

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Speaker 8: border policy, there's no other way you can reconcile it

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Speaker 8: and make sense of it. Besides that this regime is

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Speaker 8: hell bent on the destruction of the United States of America.

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Speaker 1: Natalie, who's Prince Andrew? What's the Prince of who doesn't

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Speaker 1: sound American? Why should I care about this gun?

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Speaker 8: So this is a funny story. People say, I like

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Speaker 8: to link everything to the Chinese Communist Party, and that

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Speaker 8: is true. I take that as a as a badge

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Speaker 8: of honor. But that's because all of these evil forces

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Speaker 8: that we are up against are interrelated and they're working

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Speaker 8: towards the same goal. And if you think we're in

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Speaker 8: a spiritual battle too, I'd argue they are all on

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Speaker 8: the side of evils. So people, I'm sure aware of

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Speaker 8: Confucius Institutes. These are the Chinese Communist Party propaganda outfits

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Speaker 8: targeting American school children and college students, and funnily enough,

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Speaker 8: I guess not so funny for the people who are

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Speaker 8: being indoctrinated. Prince Andrew standing alongside hijin thing. Of course,

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Speaker 8: Prince Andrew of Epstein fame actually inaugurated the one thousand

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Speaker 8: Confucius Institute, celebrating their reach into schools. Like I said,

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Speaker 8: I think this story more broadly just speaks to how

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Speaker 8: all of the evil forces that we are up against

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Speaker 8: really collude together, and they are all really on the

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Speaker 8: side of anti Americanism, and that's why I think they

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Speaker 8: want to see countries' regimes like the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 8: really take over and replace the United States because they

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Speaker 8: do not support the values that we stand for and

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Speaker 8: they know that. I think they can find allies, much

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Speaker 8: like Hunter Biden has with the Chinese Communist Party and

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Speaker 8: Hijin Bing.

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Speaker 1: Natalie tell me about this, She's so right product line here,

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Speaker 1: I've got to hear this. Is there a special like

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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly area on the website or something.

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Speaker 8: We can totally do a collab. I would love to

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Speaker 8: do that, but I've spent so much of my career,

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Speaker 8: you know, haranguing the Chinese Communist Party and saying that

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Speaker 8: we need to take down the CCP. And of course

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Speaker 8: the mantra of the war Room is action, action, action.

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Speaker 8: You got tired of buying clothes that were made in China,

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Speaker 8: and frankly, I think a lot of political apparel that

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Speaker 8: those that are made in the United States are either

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Speaker 8: way too expensive or they're not really flattering for women.

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Speaker 8: I'm sure people know what I'm talking about, the cuts

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Speaker 8: of the T shirts, right. So I set out to

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Speaker 8: change that. I partnered with factories here in Los Angeles,

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Speaker 8: all made in the United States. I partnered with companies

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Speaker 8: that are dedicated to bringing manufacturing jobs back to the

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Speaker 8: United States in a sustainable, real way, undercutting the globalist

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Speaker 8: narratives you know that Americans won't do these jobs, they

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Speaker 8: won't work in factories. And just a bunch of fun

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Speaker 8: sayings on the shirt. You got a little bit conspiratorial misinformation,

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Speaker 8: low social credit score, more insecure than the border. That's

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Speaker 8: probably a fitting one, but just some fun saying. So

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Speaker 8: you could wear your values, but they're also not so

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Speaker 8: in your face or offensive to people who don't share

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Speaker 8: your values. So you can still. I always say, go

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Speaker 8: for a hot girl walk with one of your girlfriends

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Speaker 8: and get away with it. But more importantly, you can

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Speaker 8: be stylish and you don't have to buy into not

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Speaker 8: just the globalist economic model of out so, but support

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Speaker 8: the Chinese Communist Party, like I said, that is hell

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Speaker 8: bent on destroying the United States of America.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's my favorite part of it. It's hard. I've

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Speaker 1: tried this merch thing before. It's hard to find stuff

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Speaker 1: that sourced in America. I'm glad you did that. She's

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Speaker 1: so right is the product line. Go check it out

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Speaker 1: and ad congrats to you. I appreciate you very much.

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Speaker 1: All right, now we're not finished. Don't cry, it's not

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Speaker 1: quite over yet. It's a tight rollma stuff. All right,

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Speaker 1: it is time to lighten the mood. And there are times.

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Speaker 1: There are times where we say things on this show.

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Speaker 1: I know you're going to find this shocking that people

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Speaker 1: find offensive, you know, but we still say it anyway.

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Speaker 1: But there's always a line. I'm not worried about corporate

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Speaker 1: or anything like that, but there's always a line you

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Speaker 1: don't really want to cross. I saw this. This is

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Speaker 1: from Kansas City. This local news anchor came on and

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Speaker 1: she just issued, well, this little apology.

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Speaker 9: I didn't make a mistake during our Caturday segment. I

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Speaker 9: used a submitted photo of a cat with an inappropriate name.

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Speaker 9: I don't want to use the name here, but I

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Speaker 9: never intended to hurt or offend anyone by using that

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Speaker 9: picture that was actually just given to me. I understand

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Speaker 9: my mistake, and I'm deeply sorry, and in the future

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Speaker 9: I will absolutely be more diligent with this content to

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Speaker 9: ensure it never happens again.

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Speaker 1: Now you just watched that, and I'm sure you're wondering

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Speaker 1: what picture. Maybe you're even I'll tell you what I did.

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Speaker 1: When I first saw the beginning of that video, I

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Speaker 1: rolled my eyes and thought, oh, here we go again.

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Speaker 1: Someone got offended over nothing, probably some feminist. This was

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Speaker 1: the picture.

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Speaker 10: Fifteen degrees below zero right now, so certainly this is

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Speaker 10: kind of weather for the cats. So we've got a

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Speaker 10: Patterday I forecast for you now where we are featuring

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Speaker 10: Kickler here thanks to Debbie Axander.

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Speaker 8: And how do you think Killer?

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Speaker 1: I don't know, it's like, how did that get past editors?

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Speaker 1: I'll see you tomorrow