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Speaker 3: For very near and they said the attack as.

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Speaker 1: security side. We'll break you all down for you. You've

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Speaker 1: got a very interesting video here. I want to play

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Speaker 1: and I want your commentary on it. Miss Winters, let's

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Speaker 1: go in and play it.

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Speaker 19: Every single week, we have a Litigation working Group. We're

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Speaker 19: a large group of us and I'm talking there's maybe

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Speaker 19: seventy five members of the House sit down every single

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Speaker 19: week with the AGS to talk about legal strategy. This

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Speaker 19: is all going on every single week behind the scenes.

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Speaker 19: It is NonStop, NonStop talk, non stop introduction of bills

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Speaker 19: and the legislation, NonStop being on social media.

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Speaker 9: As much as we can without.

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Speaker 19: Being throttled and without the crazy analytics and doing all

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Speaker 19: these things.

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Speaker 1: I disagree with these people totally and what they want

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Speaker 1: to do, and to me, they're to destroy the country.

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Speaker 1: But Natalie, that's how you get things done. People should

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Speaker 1: understand that's what's happening behind the scenes. And this is

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Speaker 1: why you're seeing hundreds of lawsuits. They all look like

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Speaker 1: they're coordinated. This is just not something that randomly is

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Speaker 1: happening by concerned citizen groups.

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Speaker 16: Natalie Winners, Well, I would also disagree that they're the

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Speaker 16: ones being throttled or censored on social media. We know

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Speaker 16: the State Department, I think pretty remarkably got rid of

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Speaker 16: all those restrictions in those secret clandestine government programs. But look,

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Speaker 16: I think This is what we identified even before President

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Speaker 16: Trump won the election, that the attorneys general that that

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Speaker 16: was sort of part of the lawfare attacks, how they

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Speaker 16: were going to try to.

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Speaker 9: Trump proof the government before he took over.

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Speaker 16: And then we've seen that continue post January twentieth. There's

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Speaker 16: about twenty three states where they have super majorities, and

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Speaker 16: I think that they have viewed each state is sort

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Speaker 16: of a testing ground or battleground for unique ways to

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Speaker 16: sort of wage resistance warfare. Of course, compounded that, I

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Speaker 16: think you a lot of these blue state governors sort

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Speaker 16: of jockeying for the twenty twenty eight election. But I

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Speaker 16: think the more crucial part of this, and it's frankly

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Speaker 16: why Warroom exists, why your audience, our audience is watching

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Speaker 16: the show, because it's a double standard, and it's the dichotomy.

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Speaker 16: It's frankly the offensive juxtaposition where you have Democrat members

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Speaker 16: of Congress back channeling with attorneys general talking about how

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Speaker 16: they can work to flood the zone while somehow maintaining

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Speaker 16: that you know, all these ages and the judges are

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Speaker 16: only you know, concerned with due process and rule of law.

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Speaker 9: I don't think that's quite true. But meanwhile, you.

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Speaker 16: Have Republican ags who seemingly don't even have the phone

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Speaker 16: numbers of Speaker Johnson or members of Congress because they're

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Speaker 16: having to grovel to them like lobbyists writing letters. For example,

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Speaker 16: in February, you would over a dozen or so state

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Speaker 16: ags write a letter saying essentially, hey, we know that

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Speaker 16: you guys Congress, your you know COVID committee gathered some

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Speaker 16: interesting information that I guess they're a little late to

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Speaker 16: the warroom we've been talking about for years, but are

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Speaker 16: happy to volunteer and help participate to actually bring criminal

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Speaker 16: charges against Anthony Fauci crickets. Nothing happened after that, and

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Speaker 16: I think that just speaks That is quite an illustrative

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Speaker 16: example of the asymmetric warfare that we have, not even

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Speaker 16: coming from the Democrats, but coming from our own side

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Speaker 16: because they're unwilling to actually engage.

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Speaker 9: Look, Steve, they are threatening to throw the President of

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Speaker 9: the United.

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Speaker 16: States and his advisors hold them in contempt, not Congress

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Speaker 16: in your case, but of court. We have people, dozens, hundreds,

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Speaker 16: thousands of people who helped orchestrate an invasion of this country,

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Speaker 16: who helped wage lawfare against a former president who targeted persecuted, prosecuted,

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Speaker 16: thousands of MAGA supporters and we can't even bring one

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Speaker 16: frickin indictment.

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Speaker 2: Please, I know it.

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Speaker 1: Hang over for a second. We've got more coming out

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Speaker 1: of Switzerland. Next with Natalie Winners.

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Speaker 2: Use your who Stephen came back?

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Speaker 1: Okay, welcome back, Natalie. We have other news to break

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Speaker 1: about deportations. Let's get to that and then want to

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Speaker 1: talk about who one of our favorite topics. Although we're

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Speaker 1: out of it. Not so fast, folks. What he got

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Speaker 1: for us on deportation today we had a big thing

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Speaker 1: with Todd Benson. People's heads were blown up. We're quite

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Speaker 1: nervous about we're taking so much flak and not pushing

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Speaker 1: back hard enough. I don't think right now we need

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Speaker 1: to because we can't. President Trump is digging in. He

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Speaker 1: ain't budget on this. We gotta get messaging down and

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Speaker 1: just you know, bandits out. Not falter on this, because

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Speaker 1: as we did today with Todd Benson, we have at

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Speaker 1: least three point six million either have been ordered out

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Speaker 1: or these phony exemption that got a burning off, and

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Speaker 1: President Trump has written that also my note on fifteen May,

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Speaker 1: the Streme Court wants to hear arguments on birthright citizenships.

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Speaker 1: So the same thing all coming together, What do you

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Speaker 1: get for us about the FBI?

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Speaker 16: Well, speaking of another vertical where Congress has led us down,

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Speaker 16: of course, their Weaponization Committee. People may remember the wonderful

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Speaker 16: and intrepid whistleblower Steve Friend. He's been on the show

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Speaker 16: and has a wonderful podcast. But I was actually just

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Speaker 16: speaking with him, and he wanted me to communicate rather

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Speaker 16: exclusively to the audience some really major concerns about how

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Speaker 16: the FBI and certain rogue agents, but particularly at the

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Speaker 16: supervisor and management level, are really working to obstruct the

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Speaker 16: deportation the mass deportation agenda.

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Speaker 9: So I want to walk you through this sort of

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Speaker 9: in pieces.

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Speaker 16: So first and foremost FBI agents, so these are the

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Speaker 16: sort of rank and file are actually being given the

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Speaker 16: option to opt out of participating in deportation raids if

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Speaker 16: they do not align with say they're personal or political beliefs.

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Speaker 16: And the people who are letting them or enabling them

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Speaker 16: to opt outcome at sort of the squad supervisor or

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Speaker 16: field office special agent in charge level. And in at

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Speaker 16: least two cases, Steve was relaying to me how a

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Speaker 16: lot of these sort of left wing FBI, which is

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Speaker 16: more concentrated at the management level, or the sort of

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Speaker 16: supervisory rules that.

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Speaker 9: They were saying people who participated.

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Speaker 16: In these raids, they were comparing them to Nazis, trying

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Speaker 16: to create a culture whereby these agents wouldn't necessarily want

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Speaker 16: to participate in these raids to begin with. And then

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Speaker 16: when you come to the city of Phoenix, and why

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Speaker 16: it's important sort of the city by city basis.

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Speaker 9: The justification that they had been given saying that, oh, well.

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Speaker 16: You can opt out of these deportation rates if you'd like,

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Speaker 16: is because they were saying that it only applied to

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Speaker 16: certain cities, the big ones, right the Chicago, New York, LA.

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Speaker 16: But if you are in a smaller city, that that

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Speaker 16: was sort of your justification for not having to participate.

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Speaker 16: But when Deputy Director Dan Bongino was visiting the Phoenix offices,

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Speaker 16: I guess some of the agents had wanted to to

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Speaker 16: invite him to participate in an ice.

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Speaker 9: Raid where FBI was going to be joining.

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Speaker 16: Them, but supervisors there actually said no, and perhaps Deputy

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Speaker 16: Director Bongino did not want to join. Again, this is

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Speaker 16: not coming from Bongino, this is coming from the supervisors

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Speaker 16: in these offices said that's not going to happen, and

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Speaker 16: they actually ceased all deportation raid activities that day to

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Speaker 16: have everyone in the office to meet with Bongino. But

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Speaker 16: in practice, Steve was saying that a lot of his sources,

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Speaker 16: so these are people who are still working in the

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Speaker 16: FBI in some cases you know his former colleagues that

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Speaker 16: there was one incident where there was a text chain

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Speaker 16: between a staff supervisor squad supervisor when a team of

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Speaker 16: FBI agents were supposed to be en route and joining

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Speaker 16: ICE officials.

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Speaker 9: ICE agents in a deportation raid.

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Speaker 16: Ice thought that FBI was going to be coming and

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Speaker 16: assisting them, but this supervisor said, no, we're actually not,

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Speaker 16: and they left ICE stranded without the FBI support staff

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Speaker 16: that they wanted.

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Speaker 1: You know, this is not good because we talked about

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Speaker 1: today we've got an ICE shortage we have. You know,

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Speaker 1: we're talking about using sheriffs and using local resources one

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Speaker 1: hundred and seventy billion dollars rebuild this. The other thing

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Speaker 1: we talked about is training personnel. This is why I said, Yo,

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Speaker 1: the time this looks like it's going to really happen

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Speaker 1: is in twenty twenty six. Last time I looked that's

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Speaker 1: a midterm election year and the media is going to

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Speaker 1: be all over this, So we need all hands on

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Speaker 1: deck right now. This is serious. Look a look at

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Speaker 1: the firestorm they're creating on sending the worst criminals in

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Speaker 1: America out of here and President Trump doing his job

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Speaker 1: as commander in chief. We'll get more on more on this.

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Speaker 1: I want to go to something to Frank Gaffney and

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Speaker 1: the team of the Sovereignty Coalition brought up to me

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Speaker 1: and I'll try to get some of those folks on

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Speaker 1: either through the Easter weekend or next week. But they've

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Speaker 1: been warning because since we punched out of one of

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Speaker 1: the President Trump's first actions, punching out of the World

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Speaker 1: Health Organization, it's still going to take a while to

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Speaker 1: get there right. Over the year, they've assigned the pandemic

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Speaker 1: Treaty when people were not paying attention. Not that we

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Speaker 1: had anything to stop it. We couldn't stop it because

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Speaker 1: we're really not part of it anymore. But what's the

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Speaker 1: latest status on the pandemic Treaty and how can it

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Speaker 1: still because you're very cynical to a young age, but

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Speaker 1: how they can get their hooks and citizens of the

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Speaker 16: Man, I think I'm justifiably cynical, if anything, probably still

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Speaker 16: too bright eyed and bushy tailed.

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Speaker 9: Read all the Chinese farifhilings and you'll have my worldview too.

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Speaker 16: But no, this whoe thing, you know, just real quick,

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Speaker 16: speaking of Marxists, I think the lack of CBP and

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Speaker 16: FBI agents and far left ones at that that is

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Speaker 16: the culmination of what Black lives matter and that whole

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Speaker 16: you know, anti police movement was meant to accomplish.

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Speaker 9: They got that right.

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Speaker 16: But so on the fourteenth, the who sort of clandestinely

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Speaker 16: secretly announced that they were in the final stages of

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Speaker 16: their negotiation is for a draft pandemic treaty. Of course,

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Speaker 16: people recall what is it, I think the thirteen or

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Speaker 16: so plus meetings.

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Speaker 9: Iterations that they had drafted.

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Speaker 16: It was really a back and forth, a tug of

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Speaker 16: war really between our audience.

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Speaker 9: If it weren't for our audience, if it weren't for

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Speaker 9: the work.

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Speaker 16: Of Frank Gaffney, this thing would have been through under

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden and a lot of his top advisors on

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Speaker 16: the issue of public health actually not just had come

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Speaker 16: from the World Health Organization, but were actually direct picks,

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Speaker 16: probably first round draft picks from the WHO Pandemic Treaty

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Speaker 16: negotiating body itself. But so now at least they have

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Speaker 16: the final draft which is going to be presented to

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Speaker 16: the World Health Assembly in May, so not that far

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Speaker 16: away for potential ratification. And I won't even quote, or sorry,

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Speaker 16: I won't even paraphrase or be hyperbolic. I will directly

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Speaker 16: quote what I guess are supposed to be the more mundane,

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Speaker 16: not as radical in your face policy propositions that this

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Speaker 16: document supports, including but not limited to, establishing a pathogen

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Speaker 16: access and benefit sharing system, taking concrete measures on pandemic prevention,

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Speaker 16: including through a one health approach, building geographically diverse research

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Speaker 16: and development capacities, facilitating the transfer of technology and related knowledge,

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Speaker 16: skills and expertise for the production of pandemic related health products.

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Speaker 16: Mobilizing a skilled, trained and multidiscipline disciplinary, national and global

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Speaker 16: health emergency workforce, setting up a coordinating financial mechanism, and

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Speaker 16: taking concrete measures to strengthen preparedness, readiness and health system

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Speaker 16: functions and resilience. And establishing a global supply chain and

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Speaker 16: logistics network. Translation on all of that, first and foremost,

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Speaker 16: the coordinated financial mechanism, whereby they provide no further elucidation

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Speaker 16: on what that means is extremely concerned given the who's

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Speaker 16: proclivity for all things digital.

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Speaker 9: Identity and digital banking.

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Speaker 16: But the term one health approach is something that really

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Speaker 16: emanated out of Anthony Fauci's you know ni ai D worldview.

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Speaker 16: It's very eco health alliance, the idea that all countries

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Speaker 16: are the same, that viruses can transcend borders, so therefore

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Speaker 16: we need to treat them collectively and comprehensively. I also

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Speaker 16: think you see a lot of that pandemic you know,

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Speaker 16: predictive programming, which let's not mistake that this treaty was

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Speaker 16: finalized more or less a few days plus or minus.

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Speaker 9: When Anthony Fauci was out there hitting.

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Speaker 16: The airwaves saying that another pandemic is going to be coming.

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Speaker 16: I think the other really concerning thing on this front

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Speaker 16: is that there's no explicit outlaw or idea that the

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Speaker 16: Chinese Communist Party should not be engaged in pathogen sharing,

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Speaker 16: especially as this trade whar heats up. But precisely gain

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Speaker 16: of function research and if you read the quotes which

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Speaker 16: I will from the co chairs of the group that

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Speaker 16: was supervising this.

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Speaker 9: It sounds truly.

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Speaker 16: I know we like to use the word Marxist a lot,

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Speaker 16: but I think it really is a fair characterization a

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Speaker 16: very collectivist worldview, which I think we learned from covid

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Speaker 16: V not just downfalls but utter societal collapse inducing downfalls

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Speaker 16: of a collectivist mindset.

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Speaker 9: So just listen to these.

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Speaker 16: I am overjoyed by the coming together of countries from

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Speaker 16: all regions of the world around a proposal to increase equity.

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Speaker 16: While the commitment to prevention through the One Health Approach

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Speaker 16: is a major step forward and protecting populations, the response

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Speaker 16: will be faster, more effective, and more equitable. This is

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Speaker 16: a historic agreement for health security, equity and international solidarity.

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Speaker 16: I feel like I'm quoting Karl Marx, but I'm just

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Speaker 16: quoting the who.

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Speaker 1: Unbelievable. Real quickly, NGOs they're going to keep our They're

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Speaker 1: going to keep with So we don't get a free

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Speaker 1: pass on this, right, The NGO is going to be

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Speaker 1: all over trying to capture American citizens with these passports

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Speaker 1: in the country itself. How can we avoid this, Well, there's.

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Speaker 16: Another article we can put up on screen talking about

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Speaker 16: how just the week prior the who brought a bunch

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Speaker 16: of countries and NGOs together to test what they call

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Speaker 16: a collective pandemic response, where they said it was fifteen countries,

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Speaker 16: twenty regional health agencies and the vague term of a

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Speaker 16: bunch of health emergency networks and quote other partners to test.

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Speaker 16: And if you want to put done with the other

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Speaker 16: picture up on screen, it's a map of the countries

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Speaker 16: that were involved. They're sort of collectivist mentality of what

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Speaker 16: it means to fight pandemics. You know what was at

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Speaker 16: one in one hundred year pandemics that seemed to be

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Speaker 16: happening now once every five year pandemics.

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Speaker 9: The United States is listed as one of the key nodes.

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Speaker 16: It has that little triangle which means they have their hooks.

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Speaker 16: So much like the immigration stuff, much like I think

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Speaker 16: a lot of this trade war stuff. The Trump administration

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Speaker 16: can do what they're going to do and Democrats are

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Speaker 16: going to oppose them and sort of the political theater

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Speaker 16: of war. But these NGOs are just straight up disrespecting

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Speaker 16: and not answering or heating to what the Trump administration

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Speaker 16: did in terms of pulling federal funding and just our

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Speaker 16: entrance to the who I would advocate. I mean maybe

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Speaker 16: sanction to the who make it a persona on grotto,

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Speaker 16: so theses can even collaborate with them. But that's sort

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Speaker 16: of how the who has worked from the get go, right.

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Speaker 9: The government involvement.

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Speaker 16: Is sort of tertiary or I think quaternary to any

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Speaker 16: of the agenda that they've been able.

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Speaker 9: To really rule out here.

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Speaker 16: So they might not have buy in from the President,

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Speaker 16: but they have buy in from these weird you know,

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Speaker 16: pseudo government funded NGOs. Though Parado or I guess oxymoronic

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Speaker 16: makes really no sense, but all of these NGOs are

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Speaker 16: really pushing ahead. If you read their press releases, they're

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Speaker 16: really trying to combat what is the reduction they say

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Speaker 16: in foreign a, So that'll be the sort of backdoor approach, and.

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Speaker 9: Frankly, I mean you see it in their statements. There's

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Speaker 9: no respect for sovereignty.

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Speaker 16: You would think if they cared they tried to be

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Speaker 16: a little tacit or cagey about what they're saying. They're

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Speaker 16: straight up talking about, you know, an international equity and

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Speaker 16: collectivist mindset to.

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Speaker 9: Fight pandemics together.

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Speaker 16: There's no caveat, no asteriks on there that says the

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Speaker 16: United States.

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Speaker 1: Amen, Natalie, where do we get you on social.

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Speaker 9: Media now, on these enters, on all platforms.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for having me, tremendous, great report. Let's say

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Speaker 1: we got time, We got time. Let's play the something

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Speaker 1: happened at Florida State. We're going to play this and

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Speaker 1: Shield Matthews is going to join us after the break.

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Speaker 1: Do we have time? Okay, let's go ahead.

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Speaker 2: Hit it.

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Speaker 14: Shooting multiple individuals in the vicinity of the student Union building.

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Speaker 14: FSU police responded, immediately, engaged, neutralized, and apprehended the shooter.

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Speaker 14: Two victims of deceased are deceased, and five individuals have

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Speaker 14: been transported to a local hospital with gunshot wounds. The

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Speaker 14: shooter has also been transported to a local hospital. The

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Speaker 14: two deceased are not students.

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Speaker 20: Can we understand that you all have been devastated because

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Speaker 20: of this person's actions?

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Speaker 2: The question that it relates to who is a shooter?

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Speaker 20: The shooter is twenty year old Phoenix Heckner Eichner and

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Speaker 20: he's a son of a Leon County sheriff deputy. Our

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Speaker 20: deputy Deputy Eigner has been with the Clean County Sheriff's

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Speaker 20: Office for over eighteen years. She has a tremendous job

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Speaker 20: that she's done. Her service to this community has been exceptional. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 20: her son had access to one of her weapons and

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Speaker 20: that was one of the weapons. That's what's found at

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Speaker 20: the scene, and we will continue that investigation into how

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Speaker 20: that weapon was used and what other weapons perhaps he

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Speaker 20: may have had access to.

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Speaker 1: Okay, kind of bizarre what happened out of Florida State today.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna take a short commercial break when her to

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Speaker 1: break it down for you with Sheila Matthews. We return.

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Speaker 1: Sheila Matthews is with us, Sheila able child. You've been

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Speaker 1: all over these shootings and we're not saying Florida State

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Speaker 1: had anything to do with it. But you know, it's

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Speaker 1: a son of It looks like a single mom or

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Speaker 1: something and they took her weapon. It's been very disturbing

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Speaker 1: the pattern you've seen in a lot of these What

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Speaker 1: is that, ma'am?

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Speaker 21: We're missing information, the mental health records, and this is

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Speaker 21: a pattern throughout these mass killings and it affects us all.

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Speaker 10: It doesn't matter where this child came from. What we

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Speaker 10: need to know is the.

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Speaker 21: Mental health records and who the treating psychiatrist is, because

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Speaker 21: we have seen a pattern of suppression by lawmakers of

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Speaker 21: providing this information, and so it's imperative because it's a

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Speaker 21: public health safety.

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Speaker 10: Issue and they're hiding behind HIPPA.

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Speaker 21: They're basically saying, because of HIPPA, we can't get access

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Speaker 21: to this, but there's exceptions and what is public safety?

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Speaker 10: So this is just a continuation.

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Speaker 21: Of like Parkland shooting, where we were suppressed all those

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Speaker 21: mental health records Adam Lanza in Sandy Hook, our organization

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Speaker 21: sued for that information which is still being withheld, and

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Speaker 21: so now we have another tragedy. And the fact of

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Speaker 21: the matter is these drugs have been flagged since nineteen

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Speaker 21: ninety one and we had to win thirteen years for

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Speaker 21: a black box a suicide warning.

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Speaker 10: So you know, do I trust this industry? Absolutely not?

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Speaker 21: And we need to find out who the treating psychiatrist is.

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Speaker 21: We're not saying that this young adult twenty year old

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Speaker 21: was on these psychiatric drugs, but if we got the

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Speaker 21: New York Bill passed in two thousand, we would already

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Speaker 21: have that information and they already know that, Steve, as

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Speaker 21: of right now, what is mental health records are and

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Speaker 21: who the treating psychiatrist is if any you know, we're

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Speaker 21: not saying this.

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Speaker 10: Is all linked, but we have to look at this data.

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Speaker 15: It is a correlation because every mass shooting we've looked at,

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Speaker 15: it's always related to a cocktail of psychiatric drugs that

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Speaker 15: these kids are on.

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Speaker 1: What what can we do to unsuppress this? We got

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Speaker 1: about a minute and a half. I'll have you back

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Speaker 1: on what do we have to do?

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Speaker 17: Now?

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Speaker 1: What do you want this audience to do to either

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Speaker 1: learn more or go talk to somebody? Because there is

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Speaker 1: a pattern here and there's clearly things being suppressed. So

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Speaker 1: what are we supposed to do about it?

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Speaker 21: Well, right now, we need signatures on a petition on

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Speaker 21: ablechild dot org for federal hearings. I'm glad that the

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Speaker 21: President is looking into this and is being.

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Speaker 10: Kept abreast of the situation. But the Governor of Florida.

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Speaker 21: Needs to come out and tell us that he's investigating

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Speaker 21: the link to the mental health records, and so that

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Speaker 21: would be a first step.

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Speaker 10: And we're waiting for the governor.

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Speaker 21: Of Tennessee to pass the first of its kind law

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Speaker 21: that we just got passed to test dead shooters. This

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Speaker 21: kid is alive, but we still need that information and

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Speaker 21: the treating psychiatrist should be held to accounts. Come and

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Speaker 21: tell us what you gave this kid, and the mom

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Speaker 21: should come out and tell.

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Speaker 10: Us what she gave her son.

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Speaker 21: If anything, this is part of the investigation. This has

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Speaker 21: to be standard operating procedures. Steve, that we get these

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Speaker 21: mental health records and we stop suppressing them, because there

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Speaker 21: is no hippolaw that prevents you after.

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Speaker 10: You commit a crime that we can't see your records.

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Speaker 1: Sheila, where do people go to get more information? How

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Speaker 1: do they find out about able child? Because you guys

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Speaker 1: are all over this dangerous mix of this cocktail that

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Speaker 1: are given particularly to young men. I don't want to

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Speaker 1: say it's anything related to autism, but they are now

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Speaker 1: coincidences where they.

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Speaker 10: Go ablechild dot org, ablechild dot org. And please, we

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Speaker 10: really want your help.

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Speaker 21: Sign our petition and let us get some federal hearings.

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Speaker 10: Let's get the attention of the White House.

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