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Speaker 4: But you and I know this.

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Speaker 9: See her director of National Intelligence, So is Telsey.

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Speaker 9: She has all the documents, she has everything that you need.

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Speaker 9: And she found out that Barack Hussein Obama led a

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Speaker 9: It was a big victory. We won by a lot.

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Speaker 9: We can't ever let that happen again to our country.

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Speaker 5: To his point, it is Donald Trump who is Obama.

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Speaker 13: Well, let's thank Barack Obama statement at the start, none

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Speaker 2: Just think about this.

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Speaker 13: That means Obama administration and the Democrats on, all of

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Speaker 13: They're going to be pursued by a federal strike force

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Speaker 13: They did so even by recalling their intelligence report and

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Speaker 2: And remember all those guys.

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Speaker 2: That moment is at hand. We'll find out soon if

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Speaker 12: Thank you, brother, appreciate you, John Solomon. Do we have

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Speaker 2: How long?

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Speaker 5: Let's go and play it.

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Speaker 15: and the Senate confirms someone. That is in the usual

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Speaker 15: course how this is supposed to work for the avoidance

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Speaker 15: of doubt. Yesterday, the chief Judge of the District of

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Speaker 15: New Jersey issued in order saying that that same first

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Speaker 15: assistant I was still referring to would become the US Attorney.

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Speaker 15: Pam Bondy and an ex post last night called the

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Speaker 15: judges rogue for exercising their statutory prerogative, then fired the

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Speaker 15: first assistant, claiming Alna Habbas one hundred and twenty days

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Speaker 15: weren't get up. And here we're getting into a semantic

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Speaker 15: dispute about the meaning of the word appointment. President Trump

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Speaker 15: announced that Alena Habba would be serving as the acting

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Speaker 15: US Attorney on March twenty fourth, if you take that

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Speaker 15: as the date, her one hundred and twenty days was

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Speaker 15: up yesterday, but she was sworn in by Pambondy on

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Speaker 15: March twenty eighth, And if that's the operative date, she

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Speaker 15: wasn't yet done. According to Pambondy, Desiree Grace, who was

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Speaker 15: the appointee, was still acting as the first assistant as a.

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Speaker 5: Career prosecutor Mike Davis.

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Speaker 12: This is a huge fight for President Trump against his

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Speaker 12: radical judiciary. Make this make sense us, what's going on?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, So the President of the United States has like

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Speaker 16: ninety three United States Attorneys around the country who are

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Speaker 16: the chief law enforcement officer in each one of these

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Speaker 16: federal districts, including the district of New Jersey. Generally, how

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Speaker 16: it works, as the President nominates a US Attorney, that

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Speaker 16: US attorney's confirmed.

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Speaker 2: By the Senate.

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Speaker 16: But you have these Democrat senators like Corey Booker, who

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Speaker 16: doesn't even live in New Jersey. He lives in Manhattan

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Speaker 16: most of the time, but he has used a what's

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Speaker 16: called the blue slip, where you have to get the

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Speaker 16: home state senator's approval. The President has to get the

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Speaker 16: home state senator's approval before the Senate will move forward

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Speaker 16: with the nominations of US attorneys, district court judges, and

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Speaker 16: US marshals.

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Speaker 2: The blue slips are not going away.

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Speaker 16: I always say there would be a hundred senator revolts

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Speaker 16: if these home state senators lost the ability to hand

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Speaker 16: select the US attorney who would prosecute them, the district

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Speaker 16: court judge who would oversee the trial, and the US

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Speaker 16: marshal who would escort them to prison.

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Speaker 2: So I'm just telling you I tried, but.

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Speaker 5: Hang on, hang on.

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Speaker 12: I understand they should have consultation rights, but if the

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Speaker 12: blue slips don't go away, the audience is just learning this.

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Speaker 12: That means all these left wing this is the reason

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Speaker 12: you have problems in California, you have problems in Illinois,

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Speaker 12: you have problems in New York. He can't enforce anything

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Speaker 12: because they don't let the president and his Article two

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Speaker 12: powers a point who he wants to appoint.

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Speaker 5: Correct.

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Speaker 16: Correct, But I'm telling you as the Chief Council for

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Speaker 16: nominations for Grassly eight years ago or whenever the hell

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Speaker 16: it was. I tried hard to get rid of these

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Speaker 16: blue slips. I think it's it's bs that the president

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Speaker 16: can't pick his own people, but it is something the

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Speaker 16: Senators had.

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Speaker 2: For one hundred years. And like I said, there would

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Speaker 2: be one hundred Senator revolts if they got rid of this.

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Speaker 16: So it's not going away, and so you just have

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Speaker 16: to deal with that reality that it's not going away.

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Speaker 16: We got rid of the blue slip veto for circuit judges,

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Speaker 16: and that's how we were able to confirm a record

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Speaker 16: number of President Trump circuit judges. And this was two

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Speaker 16: years under Ben Sherman Schuck Grassley.

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Speaker 12: But it's not going to huge, So don't get me

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Speaker 12: ready appell at courts.

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Speaker 5: But hold it. Did she shit?

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Speaker 12: So they the judges threw our person, Elena out, they

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Speaker 12: appointed her deputy, I guess and Pam Bondi immediately fired her.

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Speaker 12: Now did she put Alena back in? She fired? The

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Speaker 12: judge's choice. Did she put Alena back in?

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Speaker 16: So here's what happens, because we can't get Elena to

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Speaker 16: get blue slips from Corey Booker and the other New

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Speaker 16: Jersey Senator, whoever the hell that is, another Democrat. So

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Speaker 16: then that the Attorney General appointed Alena for one hundred

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Speaker 16: and twenty day appointments. Same with Judge Janine Piro in DC's,

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Speaker 16: same with the US Attorney sarcone up in the Northern

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Speaker 16: District of New York and others. Right, So after that

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Speaker 16: one hundred and twenty day window expires under the Vacancy

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Speaker 16: Reform active I think it's like nineteen ninety eight or whatever,

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Speaker 16: whatever year it is, then the district court judges gets

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Speaker 16: it to So whether that's that US attorney appointed for

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Speaker 16: one hundred and twenty days stays or goes, I don't

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Speaker 16: think that's constitutional. I think that's a violation with the

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Speaker 16: separation of powers of Article two. But that's what the

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Speaker 16: statute sets, right. So then you had House Democrat Leader

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Speaker 16: Hakim Jeffries come out there publicly and twist the arms

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Speaker 16: of the seventeen New Jersey US District Court judges who

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Speaker 16: would vote on Alena. Fifteen of them are appointed by

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Speaker 16: Obama and Biden, and so of course it's stacked with

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Speaker 16: radical Democrat activists. They voted to fire Alena Hapa her

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Speaker 16: term ends on Friday. They also said we're just gonna

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Speaker 16: make this this Democrat operative in the new and the

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Speaker 16: US Attorney's.

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Speaker 12: All Mike, Mike Hanger for one second. One second, I'm

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Speaker 12: holding through the break. We got to get to the

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Speaker 12: bottom of this. Mike Davis is with us, and we're

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Speaker 12: going to cover so much more. Todd Blanche now in charge.

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Speaker 12: Looks like over the DOJ on the Epstein case.

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Speaker 2: Next your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 12: Okay, folks, we're gonna juggle a little bit this morning.

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Speaker 5: As I know the warm poss is.

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Speaker 12: There's a two day human trafficking conference going on with

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Speaker 12: the sponsor by Sea Pack Grayce and Moe. We're going

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Speaker 12: to try to put that on our alternative channel to

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Speaker 12: stream that you can see it. I think Marshall, Senator

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Speaker 12: BlackBerry already talked it's going to be great. Two days

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Speaker 12: in and out. We've got people real America's voice wordm

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Speaker 12: covering that. Also, there is a and I think the

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Speaker 12: session today's behind closed doors an AI summit with the

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Speaker 12: tech bros. But the AI Action Plan which just got released.

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Speaker 12: Senator Hawley's going to be on to discuss that. His

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Speaker 12: legislation to try to make sure that there's some controls

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Speaker 12: in here. Mike Davis is also going to talk about that.

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Speaker 12: Mike Dave is also going to talk about appointments, recess

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Speaker 12: for appointments, why is the Senate going home?

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Speaker 5: All of it?

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Speaker 12: But Mike, I got to get back to this and

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Speaker 12: let me know when Senator Hawley's u because he's all

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Speaker 12: he's press for time. So Mike Davis continue on. They

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Speaker 12: appointed the hack Democrat. Now did Pam Bondy fire her immediately?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 16: So they appointed this hacked Democrat in New Jersey. The

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Speaker 16: Democrat judges colluded with this woman. They made her the

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Speaker 16: first assistant. But the problem is is that Alena still

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Speaker 16: has the job until Friday, because that's when our one

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Speaker 16: hundred and twenty day appointment expires. And so Pam fired

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Speaker 16: the first assistant. Now at one hundred and twenty days,

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Speaker 16: what I presume will happen is that Pam will make

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Speaker 16: Alena so she'll be so this woman who just got

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Speaker 16: fired will become the first assistant again or someone else.

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Speaker 16: Pam's going to fire that first assistant again on Friday,

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Speaker 16: and Alena wants the job, and I strongly urge her

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Speaker 16: to take the job. Appoints Alena Habba the first assistant

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Speaker 16: on Friday, and then she becomes the acting US Attorney

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Speaker 16: on Friday and doesn't miss a beat. And it's a

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Speaker 16: big middle finger to the seventeen District Court judges in

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Speaker 16: New Jersey, fifteen of whom were appointed by Obama and Biden,

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Speaker 16: that they don't get a pick President Trump's team. President

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Speaker 16: Trump and panbody get to pick his US attorney. And

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Speaker 16: it's unconstitutional what they did in it. Frankly, it's an

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Speaker 16: ethics violation, and I'm gonna file a judicial misconduct complaint

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Speaker 16: against these seventeen judges, like I filed a House ethics

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Speaker 16: complaint against House Democrat Leader Hakim Jeffries and got them

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Speaker 16: all spun up about that because Hakim Jeffries said that

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Speaker 16: these seventeen judges in New Jersey, fifteen Obama and Biden appointees,

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Speaker 16: needed to fire Alena Habba because Alina Habba sought and

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Speaker 16: got a federal grand jury indictment against a Democrats House member,

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Speaker 16: a piece of trash house member, a bottom feeder who

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Speaker 16: assaulted federal ice officers allegedly allegedly meaning on video. And

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Speaker 16: so when a Leita brought that indictment. Hakim Jeffrey said

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Speaker 16: that she needed to be fired for that. Well, I

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Speaker 16: don't know how that's not obstruct of justice, but at

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Speaker 16: a minimum.

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Speaker 2: He's going to face a House Ethics complain. These judges

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Speaker 2: are going to file one.

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Speaker 12: I want to pull the camera back for a second

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Speaker 12: explaining you have Main Justice, and Main Justice has these

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Speaker 12: huge departments, like you have the Criminal Division, you have

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Speaker 12: Civil Rights, which you have our meat is running in.

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Speaker 5: The Civil Rights Division is huge.

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Speaker 12: That's where all the voter situation is then, so that's

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Speaker 12: Main Justice with thousands of people. The FBI then is

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Speaker 12: their investigative arm that reports to Main Justice.

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Speaker 5: Then you have ninety three US Attorneys.

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Speaker 12: So people try to understand the whole country is divided up,

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Speaker 12: including the territories into different sections like the Southern District

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Speaker 12: of New York or the Eastern District of New York

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Speaker 12: over in Brooklyn, or DC or New Jersey, and obviously

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Speaker 12: Los Angeles. Some of these are incredibly powerful because you

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Speaker 12: have the major cities. And this is one of the

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Speaker 12: reasons you have these neo confederates right like Bass, like

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Speaker 12: the mayor of Chicago, like what's in New York City.

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Speaker 12: They get these pliant US attorneys because of the blue slips,

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Speaker 12: and they kind of they run like independent the sanctuary

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Speaker 12: cities and independent countries. Where does President Trump stand? This

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Speaker 12: is my whole point about the Senate. You either stick

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Speaker 12: around in August and start approving people. And it's because

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Speaker 12: Judge dedanin and these are heavy lifts on the Judge

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Speaker 12: Sjanina I think got confirmed right as DC and that's

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Speaker 12: going to be very powerful. But either do that or

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Speaker 12: you just do recess appointments and get your US attorneys

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Speaker 12: in there, President Trump. The US attorneys, i would argue,

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Speaker 12: are actually more powerful if you want the Epstein thing situated,

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Speaker 12: or back in the days when Acosta is the US

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Speaker 12: attorney in southern Florida, you have to have a hammer.

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Speaker 5: As a US attorney. This is what these US attorneys are.

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Speaker 12: And this is why Allen Habob is so important in

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Speaker 12: New Jersey because, as you know, that's just an extension

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Speaker 12: of New York City.

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Speaker 16: Sir, that's exactly right. US attorneys are very important. They're powerful.

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Speaker 16: They are the chief law enforcement officer in each one

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Speaker 16: of these districts. If you don't get the US attorneys

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Speaker 16: who bring an indictment or open an investigation, it doesn't.

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Speaker 2: Happen right or it's very hard to make it happen.

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Speaker 16: You essentially have to have the Attorney general or the

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Speaker 16: deputy Attorney General step in and do it over their heads,

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Speaker 16: which is rare. Fortunately, Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche have backbones.

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Speaker 2: Of steel, so they'll do stuff like that. But it's

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Speaker 2: rare to.

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Speaker 16: Get prior attorneys general or deputy Attorneys general to do

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Speaker 16: things like that. But we have warriors as AG and

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Speaker 16: Deputy AG or DAK.

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Speaker 2: I would say this.

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Speaker 12: About Mike Mike Hanger for one second, I going to

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Speaker 12: get Senator Holly for a few months, Mike Davis and

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Speaker 12: with us, we're going to talk AI. After that, Senator

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Speaker 12: Holly joins us. Senator Holly, they're promulgating. They have the

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Speaker 12: summit today with the tech bros. They're going to promulgate

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Speaker 12: or promulgating right now, the AI plan.

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Speaker 5: You're putting up legislation.

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Speaker 12: Where do we stand with artificial intelligence as of this morning?

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Speaker 5: Serve with your legislation, Well, what.

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Speaker 11: We need to do is we need to give every

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Speaker 11: individual American steven, every American worker, the right to protect

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Speaker 11: their own personal information. You know, and we're talking about

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Speaker 11: your name, your image, of their likeness. If it's good

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Speaker 11: enough for college athletes, why shouldn't it be good enough

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Speaker 11: for the American worker. You ought to be able to

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Speaker 11: protect that stuff. If AI wants it from you, they

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Speaker 11: want to train their models on you, that's fine. They

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Speaker 11: should come get your permission and compensate you for it

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Speaker 11: right now.

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Speaker 2: They don't.

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Speaker 11: Right now, the attitude is smash and grab. AI comes

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Speaker 11: in and says, all right, I'm going to take everything

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Speaker 11: you posted on Facebook. I'm going to take everything you

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Speaker 11: put up on X You're let's say you're a creator,

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Speaker 11: you know, you're a songwriter, your novelist, whatever, They're going

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Speaker 11: to take all of that. They're not going to tell you,

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Speaker 11: they're not going to ask you, they're not going to

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Speaker 11: compensate you. That needs to change. Bottom line for me, Steve,

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Speaker 11: is this is AI going to work for people or

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Speaker 11: are people going to work for AI? And I know

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Speaker 11: what the big companies want. They want us all to

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Speaker 11: work for them and to be their digital slaves. No thanks,

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Speaker 11: is my response to that. We need to put the

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Speaker 11: American people, the American worker first here. An America first

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Speaker 11: approach is what we need to adopt and you don't.

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Speaker 12: Think and you're saying, hey, executive orders are fine, but

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Speaker 12: we need to codify this.

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Speaker 5: Is that your point?

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Speaker 11: Yeah exactly. I mean, listen, we need to give the

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Speaker 11: American people enforceable rights because right now it may say that, yeah, sure,

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Speaker 11: if you write, if you put something out on Facebook,

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Speaker 11: you may have a copyright to that. AI doesn't care.

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Speaker 11: Facebook doesn't care. These Google they don't care. They come

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Speaker 11: and they scrape it, they train their systems on it.

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Speaker 2: They take your pictures.

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Speaker 11: You put pictures of your kids up on Facebook, They're

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Speaker 11: going to take those, They're going to train their models

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Speaker 11: on them. They're going to do whatever they want with them,

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Speaker 11: and you can't protect it. We need to give every

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Speaker 11: individual American the right to protect their stuff, to protect

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Speaker 11: their data, and pretty soon steve to protect their jobs.

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Speaker 11: I want AI to be good for workers, not take

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Speaker 11: away workers' jobs. So we've got some work to do,

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Speaker 11: and I think we've got to put power into the

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Speaker 11: hands of the people. We're populous, right, I mean power

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Speaker 11: into the hands of the people. There's nothing more fundamental

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Speaker 11: in America than individual rights. And we need to make

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Speaker 11: sure that stage of AI that every American individual has rights.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, but the tech bros are sitting there saying, look,

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Speaker 12: Hawley and Davis and Bannon, they're they're just their voice

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Speaker 12: for unruly mob of a bunch of mouth breathers, and

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Speaker 12: they're slowing us down, their decelerationists, and we're accelerationists because

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Speaker 12: we're not accelerationist. The Chinese Communist Party is going to

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Speaker 12: own this technology, dominate this technology, and we're going to

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Speaker 12: be essentially slaves to the CCP.

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Speaker 5: Your response, sir.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, then why is it that all those same tech

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Speaker 11: bros want to give all of their technology to China

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Speaker 11: at the same time. I mean, you can't have it

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Speaker 11: both ways, Steve. You can't say that all we gotta

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Speaker 11: beat China.

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Speaker 2: We gotta win. We got to win.

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Speaker 11: Therefore, AI ought to be able to take everything you

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Speaker 11: own and also, in the same breath turn around and say, oh,

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Speaker 11: and by the way, we ought to share all of

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Speaker 11: our tech know how with China, all of our chips,

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Speaker 11: all of our technology. It ought to be we should

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Speaker 11: be preventing our technology from flowing to China because we

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Speaker 11: are in a race to beat China on this. But listen,

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Speaker 11: the other thing is, let's just remember Steve. If you

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Speaker 11: and I've heard these arguments before, a lot of these

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Speaker 11: arguments from the tech bros sound a heck of a

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Speaker 11: lot like the nineteen nineties in free trade. You remember

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Speaker 11: what they said, then we're going to democratize China. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: we need to trade with China and let them cheat

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Speaker 11: on trade because it's going.

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Speaker 2: To be good for us.

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Speaker 11: We're going to change them, We're going to democratize them.

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Speaker 11: Now they're saying, yeah, yeah, yeah, if we just go

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Speaker 11: out there and take every prese of personal property that

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Speaker 11: belongs to every individual American, we'll be able to beat China.

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Speaker 11: I don't believe that for a second. We need to

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Speaker 11: protect the American people. Put the American people first. We

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Speaker 11: need to cut off tech from going to China. That's

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Speaker 11: how we actually get stronger in this country. I think

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Speaker 11: what the tech bros want to do is just make

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Speaker 11: money and I don't care who wins at the end

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Speaker 11: of the day, so long as it's them with their profits.

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Speaker 12: Okay, how do we get more access to your legislation?

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Speaker 12: We want to get the war and posse up to

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Speaker 12: speed so we can start going to the ramparts.

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Speaker 5: How do people do this?

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Speaker 11: Go to Josh Holly dot com. Follow me on any

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Speaker 11: social media Holly mo. You can find all of the

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Speaker 11: details there. And this is the time. If we don't

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Speaker 11: do this right now. You look at what you've covered, Steve.

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Speaker 11: You look at what those tech companies tried to do,

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Speaker 11: just in the big beautiful Bill where they tried to

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Speaker 11: slip in that moratorium ten year moratorium on any kind

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Speaker 11: of AI guardrails. We got that out of there, but

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Speaker 11: it was tooth and nail fight. That is what these

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Speaker 11: people want. We've got to stop them now. This is

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Speaker 11: the time to start putting the American worker, American individuals first,

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Speaker 11: giving them rights. If we don't do that right now, Steve,

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Speaker 11: they're going to run right over us and we just

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Speaker 11: cannot have that.

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Speaker 12: I know you get a bounce for too. So we

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Speaker 12: got something you told us it was going to happen.

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Speaker 12: We've gotten some leaks. Now we're going to talk about

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Speaker 12: later in the show from the NDAA, and your heads

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Speaker 12: will blow up about working with the Chinese companies party,

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Speaker 12: but we're going to get to that a little later.

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Speaker 12: Started Harley, the President, you're highly respected about when you're

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Speaker 12: talking about the judiciary, you talk about law enforcement, you

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Speaker 12: were ag over in Missouri.

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Speaker 5: We got Mike Davidson.

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Speaker 12: We're going to continue the US attorneys in the appointment

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Speaker 12: of them and getting people in there the present. You

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Speaker 12: know President Trump's program as it should be that this

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Speaker 12: whole thing about is the Senate going to stick around?

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Speaker 12: Are going to recess appointments? Can you put in Framburg?

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Speaker 12: What are we doing here? Because you know you've got

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Speaker 12: this Selina Hubbab fight in New Jersey, but you've also

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Speaker 12: got all these issues with US attorneys around the rest

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Speaker 12: of the country. What is your recommendation to the president

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Speaker 12: of what a solution is here?

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Speaker 11: Well, my recommendation is is that we make clear to

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Speaker 11: the Democrats real quick that if they keep this up,

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Speaker 11: what they're doing is unprecedented.

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Speaker 2: Steve.

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Speaker 11: They're filibustering every single nominee, every single Trump nominee for everything,

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Speaker 11: all the US attorneys, all the judges at any level,

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Speaker 11: every single person I mean at the Deputy secretary to this, that,

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Speaker 11: and the other thing. They are filibustering all of these people.

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Speaker 11: So I think we've got to make it real clear

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Speaker 11: to them. Listen, if you want to keep this up,

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Speaker 11: the Senate will be in continuous session forever.

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Speaker 2: We will.

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Speaker 11: Just if you want to take one vote and wait

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Speaker 11: ten hours and take another vote, which is what they're

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Speaker 11: making us do. Now, that's going to be your choice.

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Speaker 11: But we are going to stay in and plow through

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Speaker 11: these things. And I also think I heard you mentioned

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Speaker 11: recess appointments earlier. Democrats need to understand. You play this

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Speaker 11: game and you say to President Trump, we're not going

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Speaker 11: to allow you to staff your own government. This is

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Speaker 11: the duly elected president of the United States. If your

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Speaker 11: message to him is and every future president, we're not

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Speaker 11: going to let you staff your government, then you can't

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Speaker 11: whine and complain when President Trump says, well, I'm going

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Speaker 11: to start doing recess appointments. Because this is the Democrats

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Speaker 11: are playing a dangerous game here. I think we got

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Speaker 11: to expose them, Steve, and we got to put them

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Speaker 11: on the horns of the dilemma and say we're not

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Speaker 11: going to let you get by with this. If they

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Speaker 11: get by with this, it's not just Trump, any future president.

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Speaker 11: You won't be able to get a government, you won't

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Speaker 11: be able to get your US attorneys in there, you

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Speaker 11: won't be able to prosecute crime.

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Speaker 2: We cannot have that.

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Speaker 5: Sarah Holly One more time.

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Speaker 12: Where do people get the information on your bill and

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Speaker 12: everything else you're.

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Speaker 11: Working on, Holly mo is my social media and Josh

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Speaker 11: holly dot com.

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Speaker 2: You can find it all there.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, sir, appreciate you. Thank you, Davis. We got

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Speaker 12: a minute before we go to break. Explain to the

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Speaker 12: people what Josh Harley just told us. Is this unpresident.

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Speaker 12: They're actually they're slowing it down, slow walking and filibustering

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Speaker 12: every appointment, even the the deputy assistant secretaries of the

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Speaker 12: different cabinet positions.

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Speaker 2: Yes, they are.

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Speaker 16: It used to be that you would confirm US attorneys

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Speaker 16: and US marshals and non cont controversial nominees through voice

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Speaker 16: votes or unanimous consent. You wouldn't do a roll call vote.

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Speaker 16: These Democrats are intentionally trying to sabotage the will of

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Speaker 16: the American people and are duly elected presidents.

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Speaker 2: Josh Holly is the tip of the spear. He's great.

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Speaker 16: He's a former clerk of mind, co clerk of mine

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Speaker 16: from the tenth Circuit back in two thousand and six

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Speaker 16: and two thousand and seven.

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Speaker 2: He's a great guy. He's a warrior. And what needs to.

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Speaker 16: Happen is we need to lean in on this week.

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Speaker 16: This is unacceptable. We need to force these Senate Republicans,

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Speaker 16: the Senate Democrats to work through August if they're going

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Speaker 16: to filibuster Philipbuster in August.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Mike, hang on for one second, Mike David is

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Speaker 5: gonna stick with us.

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Speaker 2: Your Stephen k back.

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Speaker 5: Okay.

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Speaker 12: slash Bannon ended the Dollar in the party. You get

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Speaker 12: access to Philip Patrick and his team.

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Speaker 5: JD. Shelton Saturday with Philip Patrick.

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Speaker 12: You do not want to miss that. So Mike Davis,

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Speaker 12: this whole thing is Elena bob Okay. So here's what's

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Speaker 12: going to happen. She's gonna one hundred and twenty days

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Speaker 12: runs out. They're going to put the deputy up or

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Speaker 12: the assistants first assistant. They're going to Pam's going to

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Speaker 12: fire the first assystem immediately. She's going to point Elena

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Speaker 12: as the as the assistant, so she'll be the acting

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Speaker 12: US Attorney in New Jersey. Will be the exact same place.

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Speaker 12: You get seventeen of these judges. They're going to go crazy?

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Speaker 12: How quickly?

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Speaker 5: Brother?

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Speaker 12: Are they going to go to Federal Court and sue

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Speaker 12: the President on this to try to once again and

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Speaker 12: make it two hundred and one suits we got and

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Speaker 12: this time on an appointment, Sir.

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Speaker 16: I hope they do it immediately because they'll get their

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Speaker 16: asses kicked again at the Supreme Court again. Pam is

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Speaker 16: on a big winning streak with her challenges at the

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Speaker 16: Supreme Court. I think she's won like fifteen of seventeen cases.

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Speaker 16: With Todd Blanche and John Sower the Solicitor General, we

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Speaker 16: have an all star team at the Justice Department. They're

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Speaker 16: not going to let these radical Democrat judges in New

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Speaker 16: Jersey play their political games. That's why I filed a

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Speaker 16: House ethics complain against Hakeem Jeffries, the House Democrat leader

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Speaker 16: who put pressure.

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Speaker 2: On these judges to do what they did.

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Speaker 16: And I'm also going to file a judicial misconduct playing

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Speaker 16: against these judges because they violated Cannons two, three and

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Speaker 16: five of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges

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Speaker 16: that they're ethics when they made this political decision. These

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Speaker 16: judges don't get to play politics. If you're going to

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Speaker 16: get rid of a US attorney like this, you need

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Speaker 16: to have an explanation.

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Speaker 2: There was no explanation, and it was arbitrary and capricious

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Speaker 2: under our law.

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Speaker 16: And the only the only takeaway we can have about

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Speaker 16: this it was political. They were they were They had

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Speaker 16: their arms twisted by Hakkeem Jeffries and these these seventeen

924
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Speaker 16: New Jersey federal judges, they played politics.

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Speaker 5: Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike.

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Speaker 12: This because all this stuff's interstrip every link, and we

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Speaker 12: wouldn't have had this problem, or it wouldn't be this

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Speaker 12: bad if the town's Judiciary Committee, on your recommendation one

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Speaker 12: hundred days ago, when this thing first started kick up,

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Speaker 12: they were going to use these radical judges to start

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Speaker 12: President Trump's program. If we had had Bozburg or one

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Speaker 12: of these radicals in DC in front of the House

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Speaker 12: on national televis vision being grilled these other judges because

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Speaker 12: they hide behind the cloak anonymity, and this is why

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Speaker 12: they do it.

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Speaker 5: Why have we not done that?

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Speaker 12: Why have we not put a judge and make them

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Speaker 12: infamous on national television and then the rest of the

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Speaker 12: judges will be running for cover, Sir.

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Speaker 2: That's a good question.

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Speaker 16: See maybe if Alena Haba wore a uh, you know,

942
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Speaker 16: a Google or a meta hoodie, then Jim Jordan would

943
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Speaker 16: actually do something to help her. But unless that happens,

944
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Speaker 16: I I just don't see that Jim Jordan's do it

945
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Speaker 16: much to so to hold these judges accountable for for

946
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Speaker 16: their uh, their their their politicized and weaponized lawfair against

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Speaker 16: the President of the United States, against the duly elected

948
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Speaker 16: president of the United States. This is really a sabotage

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Speaker 16: of we the people, our sovereign power to uh to

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Speaker 16: to control our destiny as a country, to elect a president,

951
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Speaker 16: for the president.

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Speaker 2: To have a team.

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Speaker 16: This is a judicial sabotage of our of our sovereignty

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Speaker 16: as the American people.

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Speaker 2: This is unacceptable.

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Speaker 5: Davis is all over this. We're gonna get your article

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Speaker 5: three real quickly.

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Speaker 12: I know you've been the forefront for years on this

959
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Speaker 12: artificial intelligence and making sure that people don't get screwed.

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Speaker 5: The action plan just came out.

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Speaker 12: We're reviewing it, but where where do we we're doing

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Speaker 12: The tech bros behind close tours President Trump.

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Speaker 5: We're gonna cover it live.

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Speaker 12: He's going to go speak this afternoon at about five o'clock.

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Speaker 12: In the five to seven hour we'll cover that. Joe

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Speaker 12: Allen be with me for commentary and observations. Maybe we

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Speaker 12: get maybe we get Mike Davis back your thoughts right now, Mike,

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Speaker 12: give me a minute or two and where we stand

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Speaker 12: with this and how important is for us to have

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Speaker 12: our voices heard in this AI debate.

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Speaker 16: So the tech bros try to have the Justice Department

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Speaker 16: file a brief saying that these tech companies Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple,

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Speaker 16: these tech bros, these AI, all of ours can steal

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Speaker 16: every copyright in the world. And that's somehow fair use

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Speaker 16: under our copyright laws to train their AI models, is

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Speaker 16: what they say, meaning they just want to rip off

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Speaker 16: every copy right the world in k nots compensate creators

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Speaker 16: they lost there. When Todd Blanch shut that down, then

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Speaker 16: the tech bros tried to fire the Librarian of Congress

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Speaker 16: and the Registrar of Copyrights to give them backdoor access

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Speaker 16: to every copyright in the world. We shut that down,

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Speaker 16: and Todd blanche is now the Acting Librarian of Congress

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Speaker 16: and he's not playing their games. In Paul Perkins's the

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Speaker 16: Registrar of Copyrights. They tried to put AI amnesty in

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Speaker 16: the Big Beautiful Bill. They almost had it won, and

986
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Speaker 16: then Steve Bannon's war room and crazy Mike Davis got

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Speaker 16: that defeated ninety nine to one, including the Senate's lead

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Speaker 16: sponsored Ted Cruz voting against his own bill.

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Speaker 2: After getting beat.

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Speaker 16: Ninety nine to one, they're trying to put it in

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Speaker 16: the National Defense Authorization Act. We're going to shut that down.

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Speaker 16: And now they're putting out this report from the tech

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Speaker 16: bros who are basically smoking pot in the White House

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Speaker 16: basements and saying that they're just going to keep doing

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Speaker 16: this and we're going to stop them at every turn.

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Speaker 16: Right if we want to win this AI fight, we're

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Speaker 16: gonna do it in a pro America way. We're not

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Speaker 16: gonna steal light China to compete against China. We're not

999
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Speaker 16: gonna have slave labor like China to compete against China.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna do it the old fashioned the way. We're

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Speaker 16: gonna do it the American way, and we're gonna win.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna dominate the American way, not in China way.

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Speaker 5: Fixed ban nets on this one baby.

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Speaker 12: Where they go for Article two, thank you for sticking

1005
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Speaker 12: around for the whole hour, where they go to for

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Speaker 12: Article three, where they go to get you.

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Speaker 16: Article three Project dot org Article number three. Project dot

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Speaker 16: org donates. Follow us on social media, take action. We

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Speaker 16: have action items on there about ending the Senate's French workweek,

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Speaker 16: ending the high holy month of August recess so we

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Speaker 16: can get Trump's Nomineese confirms on the AI we are

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Speaker 16: on every battle out.

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Speaker 5: There, every battle. From Davis, we love you.

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Speaker 12: August is a work month in the war room and

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Speaker 12: an Article three short break