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Speaker 1: pretty exciting, all right. It has been a number that

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Speaker 2: Today, just a little while ago, we got it. Here.

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Speaker 2: The new is the number of people to port it.

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Speaker 2: In the first sixty days under.

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Speaker 1: President Trump, one hundred thousand illegal aliens forcibly deported from

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Speaker 1: the United States. Another one hundred and ten thousand have

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Speaker 1: been arrested a News So those are people not yet deported,

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Speaker 1: down the backlog quite a bit. It's the first time

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Speaker 1: we've got those numbers. If you go over to Justinwes

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Speaker 1: dot com right now, you'll see exactly what's happened there,

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Speaker 1: the first time we've got those numbers. And you know,

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Speaker 1: it's good because Congress was roaring. There was a lot

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Speaker 1: of things going on today until it stopped.

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Speaker 2: Yep.

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Speaker 1: Earlier today, there's been a announcement that Congress will adjourn

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Speaker 1: for the rest of this week over a dispute over

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Speaker 1: whether young mothers and young fathers in Congress can vote

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Speaker 1: when they're taking care of their young children.

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Speaker 2: ANNAPOLINEA. Luna has pushed the issue.

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Speaker 1: She sided with I got Democrats to vote in favor

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Speaker 1: of this, thwartings Mike Speaker Mike Johnson efforts to well,

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Speaker 2: We're going to get caught up to that a little bit.

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Speaker 1: In fact, one of my favorite members of Congress, she

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Speaker 1: always brings the news. Harry Hageman is going to be

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Speaker 1: here just a second. We'll get to her, but first

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Speaker 1: let me turn to my extraordinary co host, Amanda Head.

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Speaker 1: A lot of other things you're watching today, aren't trip.

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Speaker 3: Indeed, yes, there is a story that we have been

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Speaker 3: following in New York regarding corrections the facilities. Guys, I

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Speaker 3: it's a little world went around here.

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Speaker 2: All right, We're going to get those there we go.

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Speaker 4: All right.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So this is a case on New York State

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Speaker 4: Working conditions and forced overtime.

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Speaker 3: Well, Just the News obtained a memo from the New

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Speaker 3: York Department of Corrections today which states that which states

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Speaker 3: plans to release prisoners in mass as the strike continues.

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Speaker 3: The menu from memo from the Department of Corrections Commissioner states,

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Speaker 3: in view of the current staffing crisis, and in order

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Speaker 3: in public safety, it is appropriate that I, as Commissioner,

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Speaker 3: memo also states that class be violent felonies, sex offenses,

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Speaker 4: Will not be eligible for release.

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Speaker 3: But they do quote they do expect quote large numbers

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Speaker 3: government waste, fraunt and abuse. That is one of the

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Speaker 4: Some of that agenda as well.

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Speaker 3: Take APA administrator and friend of the show Lee Zelden.

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Speaker 3: He made an announcement yesterday about saving more of our

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Speaker 4: You will not believe what it is being spent on.

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Speaker 5: If you were to visit the museum located here at

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Speaker 5: EPA headquarters in DC, you would learn a lot about

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Speaker 5: the road to environmental justice and climate change. This museum

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Speaker 5: claims EPA pursues its mission by advancing environmental justice, equity,

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Speaker 5: standing inside of this museum, which was built and curated

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Speaker 6: In taxpayer dollars.

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Speaker 7: As if this wasn't enough of a price tag to

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Speaker 7: fill a room the size of an apartment, this Shrine

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Speaker 3: Shrine is right, And he went on to announce that

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Speaker 4: In the last nine months.

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Speaker 3: Isn't that symbolic of government waste, fraud and abuse, Sean,

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Speaker 3: I know that this is something that's catching the airwaves

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Listen, every agency should look under every rock. There's

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Speaker 1: probably billions still to be found, and the process is

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Speaker 1: just beginning. Really remarkable, all right. We're very lucky to

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Speaker 1: be joined, as I said at the top of the show,

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Speaker 1: by Congresswoman HARRYT. Hageman from the great state of Wyoming.

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Speaker 1: Congress Women, great to have you on the show. So

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Speaker 1: much to talk about. I want to start with the

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Speaker 1: deportation numbers. That's a pretty large number for the first

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Speaker 1: sixty days, about about twelve hundred and fifteen hundred a

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Speaker 1: that we have a lot more secure border than we

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Speaker 8: Promise has made and promises kept, and I think that

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Speaker 8: what it demonstrates is that when President Trump run for office,

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Speaker 8: They put him back in office, made him the forty

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Speaker 8: that sort of thing. I think that number one, you're

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Speaker 3: I certainly hope that that crime does go down.

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Speaker 4: Congresswoman.

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Speaker 3: President Trump had a flood the zone offense type scheme

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Speaker 8: Well, we need to get back on the agenda. We

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Speaker 8: out for the American people. So I'm disappointed that we're

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Speaker 8: that these issues are being worked out. I'm not a

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Speaker 8: I think that we need to be here in Washington

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Speaker 8: representing our constituents doing what we said that we would do.

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Speaker 8: If you were to go ask ninety nine out of

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Speaker 8: need to get this worked out. We need to get

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Speaker 6: So it's time to move on.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is important, and people want the people's business

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Speaker 2: That's important. Congress.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk about one of the things you're

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Speaker 1: You come from a great Second Amendment state, they Concealed

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Speaker 2: Tell us about it.

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Speaker 8: Why it's so important, Well, that's exactly right, John. What

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Speaker 3: Well, in this country's majority constitutional carry, I think we're

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Speaker 3: What do you anticipate will be the pushback though in

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Speaker 6: Well, I think that's just it.

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Speaker 8: I think that's exactly what you're going to see. If

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Speaker 8: I think that this particular Supreme Court has been quite

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Speaker 8: clear in recognizing that the Second Amendment is not some

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Speaker 8: so they've never been willing to actually act as though

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Democrats are always quick. Do you try to put

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Speaker 2: I just want to get your thought on Democrats.

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Speaker 1: They often are for regulating other peoples, but then they

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Speaker 4: Well.

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Speaker 8: You know, it's often said that if Democrats didn't have

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Speaker 3: Absolutely cars one. I want to ask you about the

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Speaker 3: my life, but DOGE is identifying a number of areas

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Speaker 8: So you've got that kind of a waste of money

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Speaker 4: But what you figure out.

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Speaker 8: Is that a lot of these agencies, when they are

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Speaker 4: But they do this, and.

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Speaker 8: They pursue what I consider very toxic ideology that they're

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Speaker 6: That we don't want.

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Speaker 8: The American people don't want, the countries that we're sending

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Kin, from only about a minute left. I just

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Speaker 1: of legislation through to reign and wayward judges. You're a

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Speaker 2: Tell us a little bit about what you thinks should

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Speaker 8: So one of the things we could talk about this

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Speaker 8: it requires that for any injunction or tro that is issued,

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Speaker 1: That's a great idea and one I think that's going

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Speaker 1: Congresswoman is always You're always on the front line of

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Speaker 2: Great to have you on the show tonight, Thanks for

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Speaker 2: joining us. Thank you, Yeah, great honor to have you all.

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Speaker 1: Right, folks, we're going to think of cot commercial bank.

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Speaker 1: But we're going to stay in Congress for another segment.

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Speaker 2: Let me come back.

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Speaker 1: We're going to be joined by one of my favorites,

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Speaker 1: Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany. He always brings important news and

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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 3: There are a few important elections going on tonight that

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Speaker 3: we'll have some pretty major ramifications for the country. We

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Speaker 3: and we also have a Supreme Court race in Wisconsin

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Speaker 3: that has even attracted the attention of Elon Musk, who

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Speaker 3: and would affect quote the entire destiny of humanity. So

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Speaker 3: joining us now to break that down and why it

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Speaker 3: on this show, Tom Tiffany, Congressman, thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for being here.

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Speaker 9: God you showing you Amanda, Why do you make me

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Speaker 9: follow the great Harriet Hegeman, how much.

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Speaker 4: Call that you are just as great. So we now

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Speaker 6: It's perfect.

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Speaker 4: I love it. It's a doubleheader of equal greatness. Sir.

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Speaker 3: It seems like obviously President Trump one Wisconsin, it's a

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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's the question to So you look at my

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Speaker 10: What happened was people in rural Wisconsin.

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Speaker 9: Especially up where I'm at, they outvoted Madison in Milwaukee,

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Speaker 10: And is that going to happen in this election? That

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Speaker 9: Will those Trump voters show up for Judge Brad Shimmel

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Speaker 2: That's an important one.

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Speaker 1: How did Elon Muskt all the efforts he made factor

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Speaker 9: Going to be really interesting to see how that balances out,

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Speaker 10: I mean, they were running.

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Speaker 9: Ad after Ad In fact, the liberal candidate in a

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Speaker 9: I give him all the credit for showing up. We're

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Speaker 9: There's no doubt we were trying to nationalize this race

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Speaker 10: We could lose two seats in.

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Speaker 3: Sir, I want to ask you about the issue of

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Speaker 3: if you're a voting age these days, you can't do

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, I don't know why they make this.

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Speaker 9: We know why they make this an issue. They don't

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Speaker 10: People believe that.

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Speaker 9: There should be photo ID in order to have election integrity.

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Speaker 9: And that's one of the things that said stake in

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Speaker 10: I was there a decade ag go in the state legislature.

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Speaker 2: Of it.

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Speaker 10: Guess what's happened in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 9: More and more people vote election after election, so people

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Speaker 9: are fully engaged in regards to this. The candidate, the

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Speaker 9: said she equates this to a poll text. You know

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Speaker 4: Ye.

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Speaker 1: Now, alongside of tonight's Supreme Court election, there is a

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Speaker 1: What do you think happens if the liberals win? Will

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Speaker 1: they strike down this will of.

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Speaker 10: The once again? It's going to be interesting to do.

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Speaker 9: We saw a liberal Supreme Court justice, in fact, she

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Speaker 9: was the chief Justice at the time, five or six

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Speaker 9: years ago, that tried to say that I am not

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Speaker 9: going to abide by a constitutional amendment. And I just

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Speaker 9: wonder if they're going to try to do the same thing.

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Speaker 9: If the liberal wins and the constitutional amendment wins. How

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Speaker 9: are they going to sidestep that? I don't believe they can.

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Speaker 9: But you know, with the left, the ends justify the means.

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Speaker 3: Who knows, sir, I know that it's not necessarily your state,

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Speaker 3: but there are these two seats down in Florida that

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Speaker 3: will affect you because it will affect the majority of

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Speaker 3: Democrats are framing it as a referendum on President Trump

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Speaker 3: and on Republicans.

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Speaker 4: Do you agree.

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Speaker 9: I mean, the referendum on President Trump was held on

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Speaker 9: November fifth, and the American people spoke, and so these

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Speaker 9: are its low turnout elections, Amanda, and we think that

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Speaker 9: we're going to be able to win those races. We

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Speaker 9: are going to welcome two new Republicans in probably next

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Speaker 9: week into the House of Representatives, and we need everyone

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Speaker 9: we can get because we got a narrow majority.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's so important.

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Speaker 1: So I want to ask a little bit about the

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Speaker 1: sentiments in Congress over judicial activism. I think a lot

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Speaker 1: of Republicans see what's going on and seeing these tros.

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Speaker 1: He's temporary restraining orders being handed out like a candy

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Speaker 1: had a Halloween party, and they're wondering, Hey, when.

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Speaker 2: Did this start?

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Speaker 1: Why is this starting and should we rein them in

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Speaker 1: Jim Jordan today announced package of bills he's sending from

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Speaker 1: the Judiciary Committee to Appropriations.

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Speaker 2: Tell us a little bit about the sentiments. Is there

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Speaker 2: the will in Congress to reign in these judges?

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Speaker 10: Sure hope.

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Speaker 9: So remember a decade ago when then President Obama, after

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Speaker 9: he had lost the House and the Senate, he said,

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Speaker 9: I still have a pen and a phone, and he

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Speaker 9: went on to issue all these executive orders.

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Speaker 10: But what you're seeing with these.

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Speaker 9: District court judges is they're saying, we got a pen

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Speaker 9: in robes and we're going to do whatever we want

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Speaker 9: to with these nationwide injunctions that they're issuing. In fact,

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Speaker 9: what is it like in the last twenty five years,

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Speaker 9: two thirds of these nationwide injunctions have been while President

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Speaker 9: Trump has been president, and so clearly they're saying, we

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Speaker 9: will do anything to stop the Trump agenda. We don't

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Speaker 9: care that the American people voted for him on November fifth,

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Speaker 9: So we're taking action in judiciary. As you said in

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Speaker 9: regards to Chairman Jordan, and I hope that we continue

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Speaker 9: to mount the pressure on this, But ultimately, I think

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Speaker 9: the key player on this, John and Amanda is Chief

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Speaker 9: Justice Roberts. At what point does he say the integrity

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Speaker 9: of the courts in America are jeopardized when you have

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Speaker 9: these rogue judges.

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Speaker 3: That's a great point, sir, very quickly before we got

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Speaker 3: so you are up near our Canadian border.

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Speaker 4: Tomorrow is Liberation Day.

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Speaker 3: I don't know what President Trump is going to announce

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Speaker 3: with regards to the terroriffs, but it affects your state.

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Speaker 3: Tell us what you are hoping we'll transpire.

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Speaker 10: I need to tell the story. We're the dairy state.

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Speaker 9: You know what the tariffs are in Canada on dairy

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Speaker 9: products into Wisconsin over two hundred percent.

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Speaker 6: We just need to.

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Speaker 9: Tell the story about how these are reciprocal terroriffs. The

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Speaker 9: President is saying, if you're going to teariff this much,

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Speaker 9: we're going to tear if you back. He's not creating

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Speaker 9: this problem. He's reacting to what these countries have done,

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Speaker 9: like Canada. So we just have to make sure that

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Speaker 9: we tell the story, and ultimately, if the President is successful,

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Speaker 9: what's going to happen is tariffs to America and around

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Speaker 9: the world are going.

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Speaker 10: To come down.

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Speaker 9: Remember foreign countries they put out what was it last year,

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Speaker 9: It was like seven times the amount of tariffs in

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Speaker 9: terms of dollar amounts we're put on American companies versus

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Speaker 9: products coming into America. It's time that America was being

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Speaker 9: treated fairly and that's what President Trump is going to

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Speaker 9: try to do with these reciprocal terrors.

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Speaker 1: Today Israel drop their tariffs, So it is already working,

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Speaker 1: Like the congressman said.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, terribly unbalanced, but President Trump is obviously trying to

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Speaker 3: remedy it. Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffey, thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for being here with us, Sir, great.

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Speaker 4: To see you.

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Speaker 10: You guys, have a great night.

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Speaker 4: Same to you.

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody coming up after this, We're going to

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Speaker 2: Off Welcome back in America.

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Speaker 1: A lot of extraordinary developments across the world every day

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Speaker 1: in the Trump presidency.

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Speaker 2: Today no different.

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Speaker 1: Israel just a short while ago announcing it is dropping

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Speaker 1: all tariffs against the United States. Another win for President

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Speaker 1: Trump's tariff policies. There's a lot else going on in Congress.

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Speaker 1: Congressman Riley Moore from the great state of West Virginia Congress.

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Speaker 1: So good to have you on the show.

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Speaker 11: Hey, John Manna, thanks so much for having me on.

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Speaker 1: Great honor. Welcome to the show. Thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 1: I want to start with the announcement today with Israel.

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Speaker 1: Every day we're seeing these terrorifts beginning to return more

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Speaker 1: investments back to the American people, whether it's companies returning

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Speaker 1: jobs and plants back to America.

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Speaker 2: Or terrorist dropping. Your thoughts of what happened today.

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Speaker 12: Well, the President has been executing this really flawlelie and

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Speaker 12: we just saw this with Israel, which certainly look Israel is.

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Speaker 11: One of our strongest allies.

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Speaker 12: We all know that, but we do have to rebalance

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Speaker 12: trade here in the world. We run trade deficits with

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Speaker 12: literally every country on the face of the planet, and

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Speaker 12: the President is trying to rebalance that and actually for

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Speaker 12: once put the American worker first. And that's what he

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Speaker 12: has promised, that's what he ran on, and this is

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Speaker 12: just another example of him executing on his campaign promises

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Speaker 12: and actually delivering, which is unfortunately in short supply today

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Speaker 12: in the political environment we live in.

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Speaker 3: A Congressman, the unfortunate reality of tariffs is that Americans

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Speaker 3: pay for it. They will experience a little bit of

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Speaker 3: a surge and a lot of goods that they purchase,

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Speaker 3: but a lot of businesses will be repatriated back to

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Speaker 3: the United States. But what is a five trillion dollars

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Speaker 3: worth of investment we're up to now? However, that five

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Speaker 3: trillion dollar investment does help on the back end while

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Speaker 3: Americans feel like they're paying a little bit at more

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Speaker 3: at the grocery store. Explain to our audience how that

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Speaker 3: five trillion dollar investment back into the country helps them economically.

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Speaker 11: Well, there's a couple of ways that that helps.

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Speaker 12: One thing to think about and to keep in mind

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Speaker 12: is that wages in this country have been stagnant for decades.

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Speaker 11: And why has it been stagnant?

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Speaker 12: It's because we've been exporting all of our good manufacturing

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Speaker 12: jobs overseas to the middle class has continued to contract

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Speaker 12: and collapse over those decades, and Americans have seen their

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Speaker 12: buying power relative to inflation just dwindle and become smaller

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Speaker 12: and smaller. So with greater buying power in the economy,

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Speaker 12: every American is essentially getting a raise as these new

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Speaker 12: jobs start to come back. Now, second to that, Secondarily

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Speaker 12: to that is that in these tariffs where we're reciprocating

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Speaker 12: reciprocal tariffs, the point here is for them to bring

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Speaker 12: their tariffs down as we have ratcheted up. Then we're

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Speaker 12: all going to start to bring them down and create

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Speaker 12: more free but also fair trade for the United States.

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Speaker 11: So that's going to spur.

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Speaker 12: The economy and the manufacturing base here in the United States.

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Speaker 12: Is we're now going to have more access to international

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Speaker 12: markets all over the country instead of it just being

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Speaker 12: a one way street, which it has been for so long.

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Speaker 1: Essentially restoring fair and free trade by using the terrorists

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Speaker 1: to get there.

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Speaker 2: It's remarkable.

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Speaker 1: I think Treasury Secretary Besson coined to term the dirty

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Speaker 1: fifteen percent. Donald Trump is really focusing on those who

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Speaker 1: have a great relationship with us, but then punish us

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Speaker 1: on the back end in their country. That seems pretty

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Speaker 1: targeted and strategic, isn't it.

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Speaker 11: It is, and look one way to think about this.

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Speaker 12: And we've heard people say, oh, you know this is

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Speaker 12: going to spark a trade war. Well, the American workers

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Speaker 12: been living in the trade war for over forty years

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Speaker 12: and they've seen their jobs be decimated. Like in my

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Speaker 12: state of West Virginia were just last year because the

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Speaker 12: Biden administration would not implement tariffs on ten plate steel

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Speaker 12: that was being dumped into the market by China and

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Speaker 12: Canada and some other countries. We lost a thousand jobs

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Speaker 12: in my district goal and we had to idle that

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Speaker 12: steel plant that's not put in the American worker first,

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Speaker 12: is not putting in America first. So President Trump is

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Speaker 12: the first person in my lifetime who is really trying

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Speaker 12: to reset this table and put us in a good

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Speaker 12: position to be able to succeed here as a country.

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Speaker 12: We have to do everything we can to grow and

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Speaker 12: expand the middle class and provide that opportunity that have

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Speaker 12: been promised to so many generations before us.

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Speaker 3: Sarah, I want to shift gears to something that you

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Speaker 3: introduced regarding visas for is CCP visas.

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Speaker 4: I love the name, tell us about it.

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Speaker 12: Yes, Well, a shocking number for your audience to think

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Speaker 12: about is the amount of Chinese nationals that are in

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Speaker 12: our country on student visa. Three hundred thousand Chinese nationals

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Speaker 12: are here right now in the United States on student visas.

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Speaker 11: And what we have.

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Speaker 12: Found is that there are a number of cases and

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Speaker 12: I'm sure it happens all the time and we don't

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Speaker 12: even catch them, but where we've seen these students who

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Speaker 12: are on these visas spying on the United States. Just

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Speaker 12: here recently, we had five students that were spying on

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Speaker 12: a joint exercise in between the US military and the

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Speaker 12: Taiwanese live fire exercise that they were spying up there

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Speaker 12: in Michigan in the Great Lakes. We've had individuals who've

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Speaker 12: been arrested stealing US technology at our research institute. We

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Speaker 12: also had an individual who was on a visa from

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Speaker 12: China who was the leader of the pro Palestine pro

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Speaker 12: Hamas movement at UCLA at one of our universities. So

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Speaker 12: also destabilizing our campuses here in the United States. What

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Speaker 12: this bill does is says no more we're not doing

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Speaker 12: this anymore. We're stopping all visas for Chinese nationals here

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Speaker 12: in the United States and something else.

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Speaker 11: To keep it in mind, there's only a.

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Speaker 12: Few hundred Americans who are studying in China currently, so

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Speaker 12: there's another imbalance for you, and we're just getting to

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Speaker 12: take advantage.

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Speaker 11: Of across the board. So why would we open ourselves

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Speaker 11: up to this.

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Speaker 12: I don't remember us having three hundred thousand Soviets studying

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Speaker 12: here during the Cold War. Chinese is are near peer

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Speaker 12: threat in the world, and we need to act like that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so important.

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Speaker 1: You hail from one of the most naturally beautiful states

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Speaker 1: in America but also one of its most naturally endowed,

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Speaker 1: so many great resources and energy resources there. The EPA

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Speaker 1: has consistently since it leaves. Eldon took over in early February,

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Speaker 1: rolling back regulations that were suffocating America's ability to power

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Speaker 1: its future, particularly a future.

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Speaker 2: That's going to rely heavily on AI.

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Speaker 1: Tell us a little bit about what you're seeing at

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Speaker 1: EPA and what it may mean now if your state,

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Speaker 1: but for all energy consumers in America.

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Speaker 12: What Administrator Zelden is doing is great news for everybody

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Speaker 12: in the United States and frankly the world. I mean,

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Speaker 12: what I want to see is the US is not

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Speaker 12: just a country that is energy independent, but an energy superpower.

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Speaker 11: And what I mean by that a net exporter of energy.

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Speaker 12: So we're able to leverage our position around the world

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Speaker 12: with our energy resources, not always just using our military

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Speaker 12: to protect our interests and equities abroad, but also using

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Speaker 12: our energy resources to do the same thing, and then

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Speaker 12: also helping our allies with those resources around the globe.

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Speaker 12: And look, this is going to unleash the American economy.

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Speaker 12: State of West Virginia, we have over one thousand years

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Speaker 12: of natural gas reserves just below our feet. The problem

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Speaker 12: was is that prior to Lee's Zelden taking over into

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Speaker 12: the Biden administration, the EPA was really treated like a

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Speaker 12: terrorist organization in my state that we've been fighting against

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Speaker 12: every time a detract gets in the White House, which

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Speaker 12: has been crushing our jobs in our economy, and we've

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Speaker 12: not been able to get those natural resources out and

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Speaker 12: be able to power this economy here in the United

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Speaker 12: States and reap those tax benefits that we get from

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Speaker 12: the minerals and gas which is extracted. So leez Elden

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Speaker 12: is doing a wonderful job. He's doing a tremendous job.

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Speaker 12: I was just over at the EPA with him just

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Speaker 12: last month, and I look forward to working with him

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Speaker 12: in the future.

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Speaker 3: Congressman, before we let you go, the business of the House,

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Speaker 3: which includes President Trump's agenda, is on ice until after Easter.

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Speaker 3: How can Republicans still keep up the progress so when

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Speaker 3: they get back they.

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Speaker 4: Can hit the ground running.

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Speaker 12: Well, I know the Speaker of the House is going

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Speaker 12: to kind of reconfigure how we're going to do things

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Speaker 12: next week.

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Speaker 11: He spoke about that a little bit.

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Speaker 12: I think you're going to see a role likely attached

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Speaker 12: to a budget built, and we're going to see do

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Speaker 12: we want to move.

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Speaker 11: Forward on the President's agenda or do we not?

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Speaker 12: And I think that's going to be the question that's

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Speaker 12: going to be put before the body. And obviously I'm

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Speaker 12: in support of the President's agenda and we just need

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Speaker 12: to go ahead and move forward on that.

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Speaker 1: Common sense all around. Sarah, what a great honor it

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Speaker 1: is to have you on the show. You're doing such

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Speaker 1: great work. I know you've only been here a few months,

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Speaker 1: but you're already making a great mark in the town.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us today.

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Speaker 11: Oh thanks so much, God bless.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, great honor, Thanks you sir.

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Speaker 1: All right, folks, we're going to take a quick commercial break.

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Speaker 1: When we come back, a lot more news to get

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Speaker 1: you ready for these messages.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody, as we love to do. We have

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Speaker 3: a breaking news alert straight from John Solomon delivered this

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Speaker 3: news to me that Hunter Biden has agreed to give.

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Speaker 1: Up his law license in Washington DC. As you know,

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Speaker 1: he was convicted of crimes in two federal courts, one

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Speaker 1: involving Coms, other involving Texas. His father pardoned him at

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Speaker 1: the end, Joe Biden partnered him at the end. But

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Speaker 1: that does an absolvum of the issues related to his

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Speaker 1: law license. He surrendered his law license as part of

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Speaker 1: a deal. Justin News has a copy of that agreement

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Speaker 1: up on the site as well as a story.

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Speaker 2: Check that out.

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Speaker 4: That's a little breckon justinnews dot com. Check it out.

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody, Now, let's move on to Wisconsin because

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Speaker 3: those voters have been heading to the polls all day

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Speaker 3: today for a very crucial state Supreme Court election that

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Speaker 3: could shape the future of the state's judicial system for

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Speaker 3: years to come and policy in that state and in Florida,

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Speaker 3: two congressional stats are up for grabs. So joining us

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Speaker 3: now to discuss all of that, the director of Big

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Speaker 3: Data poll Rich Bears Rich, thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me as always, man, it's good to

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Speaker 6: be here.

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Speaker 4: Good to see you all right.

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Speaker 3: So are we looking at a Yin and yang scenario,

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Speaker 3: a happy and sad scenario between Florida and Wisconsin.

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Speaker 4: How are you feeling, potent.

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Speaker 13: Julie Wisconsin's it's tough not to crack for Republicans in

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Speaker 13: the off season. It has been in the last five

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Speaker 13: Supreme Court state elections. We've seen that Brian hagadoor On

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Speaker 13: got two bites of the apple and he was able

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Speaker 13: to pull one by the skin of his teeth.

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Speaker 14: You know.

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Speaker 6: The bottom line is that a lot of this, not some.

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Speaker 13: A lot of this has to do with the changing

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Speaker 13: coalitions and Republicans one upon a time benefiting from off

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Speaker 13: cycle elections with their higher propensity voters coming out to vote,

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Speaker 13: older educated voters.

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Speaker 6: Well, all of that is upside down.

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Speaker 13: Now that being said, there seems to be a higher

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Speaker 13: turnout than most polsters who pulled this race expected, and

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Speaker 13: that makes for that always makes for a polling miss.

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Speaker 6: So if you know you model.

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Speaker 13: This at a thirty five percent turnout, you're probably going

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Speaker 13: to be wrong because all of the reports indicate that

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Speaker 13: this will be a lot higher turnout than expected, which

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Speaker 13: does give Republicans a lot of hope. The higher the turnout,

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Speaker 13: the better it will be for the Republican candidate or

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Speaker 13: aligned Republican candidate.

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Speaker 2: Right, great points, great, great point. All right, Florida.

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Speaker 1: I think there was a lot of scaring going on

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Speaker 1: over the weekend, but I never believe that either one

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Speaker 1: of these very red districts were in trouble. You think

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Speaker 1: Republicans walk away victorious in the open seats.

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Speaker 13: Yes, sir, I think that poll we saw last week

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Speaker 13: was a fundraising ploy. I'm just being you know, that's

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Speaker 13: the nicest way I could possibly put it.

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Speaker 6: Sometimes candidates will do that.

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Speaker 13: They'll get out a poll that shows that it's closer

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Speaker 13: than expected, or maybe even that they're down, and it

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Speaker 13: really is a push to the donors to say, look,

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Speaker 13: we're at a fundraising disadvantage.

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Speaker 6: We need a last shot in the arm.

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Speaker 13: And then also there is the issue that the President

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Speaker 13: did give fine a last minute tell rally.

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Speaker 6: But the bottom.

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Speaker 13: Line is we it's Florida, and we have got to

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Speaker 13: stop falling for this every time. It's not the Florida

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Speaker 13: four anymore, or eight, or even twelve or sixteen for

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Speaker 13: that matter, John, I mean, this is a state that

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Speaker 13: has seen a dramatic uptick in Republican voters from other

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Speaker 13: areas of the country, and exacerbated by the shift among

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Speaker 13: non whites, particularly certain certain subgroups of Hispanics that make

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Speaker 13: the Republican advantage almost impossible to overcome. Republicans would have

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Speaker 13: to basically not vote, and we can see today from

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Speaker 13: the voting data, which is fantastic in Florida. Florida is

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Speaker 13: the gold standard for the administration of elections.

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Speaker 6: We can see that they are in fact voting great.

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Speaker 3: I want to ask you about what this means for midterms,

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Speaker 3: which are next year. I cannot even believe that we

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Speaker 3: are literally already talking about midterms, but it has to

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Speaker 3: be a part of the conversation because I think it's

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Speaker 3: hog or us to come. The polling seems to indicate

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Speaker 3: that Republicans could hold the majority and expand it.

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Speaker 4: What do you think.

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Speaker 13: I think that special elections are hyped up a lot,

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Speaker 13: and every time we get into these off cycle years,

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Speaker 13: especially in certain states and at certain.

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Speaker 6: Levels of office.

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Speaker 13: So a state Supreme court race is not going to

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Speaker 13: be as important to the low propensity voter as voting

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Speaker 13: for their congressmen or their senator.

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Speaker 6: Who may be up for reelection in the midterm election.

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Speaker 6: So the predictive value.

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Speaker 13: Of the off cycle these off cycle results are is

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Speaker 13: debatable at best. But I would also say that it

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Speaker 13: is something Republicans.

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Speaker 6: It's a challenge.

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Speaker 13: But I was talking about before with the changing the coalition,

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Speaker 13: is going to be a challenge for them to make

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Speaker 13: sure they get out these lower pans any Trump voters.

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Speaker 6: But it can happen.

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Speaker 13: And we often talk about these things as if it's

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Speaker 13: just defined in stone, and the truth is Truman had

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Speaker 13: the same thing, Roosevelt had the same thing. It didn't

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Speaker 13: mean that it has always been like this. They came

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Speaker 13: out for them, right, and they came out for their candidates.

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Speaker 13: So it's just something the Republican Party has to adapt to.

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Speaker 13: It's not something that's written in stone.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, great point, Rich.

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Speaker 1: I want to just talk about the messaging of the

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Speaker 1: parties right now. Donald Trump, that's the message, Terroiff's He's

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Speaker 1: got Liberation Day tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: That's a big moment.

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Speaker 1: I don't think most Americans understand the unfair advantage we

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Speaker 1: have in places like are unfair disadvantage we have in

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Speaker 1: place I can and we charge two hundred percent terre

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Speaker 1: of fundamilk. And then Democrats, I'm not sure what their

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Speaker 1: message is other than go, Corey, go just stay talking

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Speaker 1: on the center flore because look about the only thing

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Speaker 1: that got going.

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Speaker 2: What do you see going on?

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Speaker 1: And has there been any change in the message that

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Speaker 1: you've detected?

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Speaker 13: They Democrats have to gin up some kind of excitement

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Speaker 13: because their behavior in their policy positions, their behavior is

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Speaker 13: outrageous and their policy positions are stale.

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Speaker 6: There's actually a great piece.

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Speaker 13: By Alex Castellanos and he argues that the Democrats world

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Speaker 13: is gone, it's a thing of the past, and they're

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Speaker 13: still acting as if that voters live in that world

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Speaker 13: with them, and they don't. So Corey Booker's doing whatever

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Speaker 13: he can to excite people right now.

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Speaker 6: With the tariffs.

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Speaker 13: This is a big day for the President tomorrow and

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Speaker 13: the entire agenda because there are some groups in the

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Speaker 13: electorate that don't understand the nuances of tariffs. John, if

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Speaker 13: you pull the mid Atlantic or the ross belt states,

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Speaker 13: and you talk to voters about this, they tend to

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Speaker 13: be more savvy because those trade imbalances hurt them a

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Speaker 13: great deal more than other areas around the country, or

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Speaker 13: at least they remember it's more generational.

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Speaker 6: So it really does. It really does differ.

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Speaker 13: If you're going to pull the state of Wisconsin or

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Speaker 13: you're going to pull the state of Pennsylvania compared to

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Speaker 13: a state like Arizona, for instance. So the message tomorrow

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Speaker 13: will have a big impact, and he should and he

893
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Speaker 13: better knock it out of the park because the message

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Speaker 13: should be simple. You know that the left and the

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Speaker 13: globalist whatever you want to call them, they gave you

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Speaker 13: a short term drug to make you feel good, and

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Speaker 13: now you've got to wean off of it and your

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Speaker 13: body will be healthier for it. You know. Essentially is

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Speaker 13: the way you have to explain it to them, and

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Speaker 13: they'll come.

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Speaker 6: Along with you if they get it.

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Speaker 13: But they just have to know and they have to

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Speaker 13: understand why you're doing what you're doing, and they'll stick

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Speaker 13: with you if you can pay that, which is what

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Speaker 13: he has to do tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like Democrat voters would have a lot

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Speaker 3: of grace or former Democrat voters would have a lot

908
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Speaker 3: of grace for their party if they came out and said, look,

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Speaker 3: we weren't right on these things. We're going to piss

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Speaker 3: right and go in a more common sense. To me, Yeah,

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Speaker 3: Rich Barris, director of Big Data Pull. Always a pleasure

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Speaker 3: having you here.

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Speaker 4: Thanks so much for all that information anytime.

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 4: All the best, same to you.

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody, one last look at what's going to

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Speaker 3: be happening in Wisconsin Supreme Court race today with Wisconsin

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Speaker 3: GP Chairman Brian Shimming.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everybody. It's the last segment of the show.

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Speaker 3: So we want to continue to focus on Wisconsin Supreme

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Speaker 3: Court Supreme Court election, and who better to do that

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Speaker 3: with than the chairman of the Wisconsin Republican Party, Brian Sheming. Sir,

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Speaker 3: thank you so much for being here. Good to see

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Speaker 3: you again.

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Speaker 14: So great to be with both of you. It never

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Speaker 14: gets quiet, and Wisconsin doesn't. I always tell people I've

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Speaker 14: been on the road across the state the last couple

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Speaker 14: of weeks, and I always tell folks, you know, we

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Speaker 14: were one of the top seven states, you know, the

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Speaker 14: presidential you know, kind of the Big seven, and and

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Speaker 14: you know, it was really that it was seven states,

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Speaker 14: and so fortunately election night, just because of timing, we

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Speaker 14: were the state that but President Trump over the two

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Speaker 14: seventy needed to win. But really, in many ways, out

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Speaker 14: and Amanda, this race is as big as that one,

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Speaker 14: because the truth of the matter is if the conservative

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Speaker 14: Brad Schimmel doesn't beat the liberals Susan Crawford today, it

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Speaker 14: puts two congressional seats here in Wisconsin in play. This

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Speaker 14: a liberal court in Wisconsin, you can quote me on

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Speaker 14: this forever. A liberal court in Wisconsin will undo Wisconsin's

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Speaker 14: congressional maps to take two Republican congressmen out.

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Speaker 2: No doubt in my mind about it.

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Speaker 14: A appeal will be filed on that map within weeks.

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Speaker 3: And just for Wisconsin voters to kind of understand who

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Speaker 3: Susan Crawford is. I don't regret that sentence. That is

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Speaker 3: what she said when asked if she regrets sentencing a

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Speaker 3: child rapist to just four years in prison. He was

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Speaker 3: back on the streets in just two years. This is

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Speaker 3: what wisconsinights can expect from liberals in that state, isn't

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Speaker 3: Is that right?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, you're absolutely right, as you both know, I've Republican

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Speaker 14: from Madison, Wisconsin, and apparently Berkeley was full and so

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Speaker 14: hand up in Madison, Wisconsin. And I will tell you

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Speaker 14: she is maybe, if not one of the most the

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Speaker 14: most left wing judge ever to run for Supreme Court

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Speaker 14: in Wisconsin on repeated occasions, Amanda, to your point, she

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Speaker 14: has sent she is exercise lenient sentencing well blow with

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Speaker 14: the prosecutors recommended on some of the most heinous sex

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Speaker 14: crimes or crimes against children in the county's history. So

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Speaker 14: we know what we're getting if we elect her to

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Speaker 14: the Supreme Court in Wisconsin. We have a small court

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Speaker 14: or a seven member Supreme Court ten year terms, and

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Speaker 14: so when we have a Supreme Court election in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 14: that's the gift that keeps on giving, that stays for

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Speaker 14: a long time. If she wins tomorrow, I'm sorry. If

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Speaker 14: she wins today election day here in Wisconsin, the court

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Speaker 14: will be locked in liberal for the next three years

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Speaker 14: and there will be nothing left.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks are so Hi.

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Speaker 1: That's why I think Elon Moss said the destiny of

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Speaker 1: humanity may be decided by this way, as he's put

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Speaker 1: it into pretty robust terms. I want to talk a

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Speaker 1: little bit about the role that outside money has played

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Speaker 1: in Wisconsin. Obviously, Elon Musk trying to come to the

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Speaker 1: Republican's defense of George Soros the liberals on the far side.

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Speaker 1: What do you think Musk's appearents in Green Bay did

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Speaker 1: to energize the base in the last forty eight hours.

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Speaker 14: It's interesting, of course, as you know, the President had

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Speaker 14: endorsed Brad Schimmel last week. Personally he was not in

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Speaker 14: the state, but he did a teletown hall for Brad.

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Speaker 14: So it was very clear that the President supported Brad Schimmel,

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Speaker 14: and Elon Musk's appearance here in Green Bay, Wisconsin in

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Speaker 14: the last forty forty eight hours certainly fired that out.

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Speaker 14: Probably fires up some liberals too, love Elon Musk. I

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Speaker 14: guess you can't save enough astronauts or save enough taxpayer

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Speaker 14: money or reposition satellites to help revolutions in other countries.

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Speaker 14: That doesn't count when you're Elon Musk. So the truth is,

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Speaker 14: I think it fires up our base. Probably does a

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Speaker 14: little firing up of their base as well. But to

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Speaker 14: that point, that's what this gets to, John Iman, this

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Speaker 14: is what this gets to. You're not going to find

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Speaker 14: a lot of voters in the middle on this thing.

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Speaker 14: President Trump won Wisconsin with about one point seven million

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Speaker 14: votes last November. If you're a Trump voter in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 14: you need to vote by eight o'clock tonight, just eight

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Speaker 14: o'clock Wisconsin time tonight, just a few hours away. And

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Speaker 14: I always say I got asked and I was doing

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Speaker 14: a lot of rallies, speaking a lot of rallies the

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Speaker 14: last week, and people asked me what they could do,

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Speaker 14: and I was like, number one, you can vote yourself.

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Speaker 14: But number two, the biggest weapon that you have to

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Speaker 14: help out brands at this point is in your pocket.

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Speaker 14: It's your cell phone. Go into your cell phone, go

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Speaker 14: into your context. There's nobody that's watching us right now

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Speaker 14: that doesn't have at least five or ten people on

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Speaker 14: their contact list that they can't pick up the phone

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Speaker 14: and say I need you to do this, We need you.

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Speaker 3: Don't want to shorten your thought, but I want to

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Speaker 3: make sure we get to the question of election integrity

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Speaker 3: in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 4: Very important voter ID. What is that looking like.

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Speaker 11: So far?

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Speaker 14: Okay, actually, we haven't had a lot of reports. We've

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Speaker 14: had some. We've dealt with over one hundred reports. The

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Speaker 14: state Republican Party as an Ei onheind So we've dealt

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Speaker 14: with about one hundred issues, most of them relatively small. Actually,

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Speaker 14: one of the biggest issues today, Amanda, is we had

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Speaker 14: a nice storm up north and there were ten counties.

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Speaker 3: Oh, we love everybody there is safe, I know. Oh

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Speaker 3: my goodness, I'm so sorry. All right, Wisconsin, Guphair Brands.

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Speaker 3: I'm always keeping us up to date on everything that's

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Speaker 3: always happening in that state. Everybody that's it for us tonight,

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Speaker 3: have a great night.