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Speaker 1: Good evening, America.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Thank God It's Friday edition of Justin

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Speaker 2: Who's No Noise. I'm your host, John Solomon, reporting to

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Speaker 2: you here in the nation's capital, Washington, d C. Where

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Speaker 2: we have our eyes in two locations. One we don't

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Speaker 2: often think about, Islamabad. The other the Pacific Ocean. Let

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Speaker 2: me start there. In just over two hours, the four

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Speaker 2: astronauts aboard the Artemis two will splash down in the

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Speaker 2: Pacific Ocean near San Diego, ending the first and most

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Speaker 2: historic moon mission in a very long time.

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Speaker 1: Why historic.

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Speaker 2: These astronauts traveled farther than space than anyone in human history.

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Speaker 2: About that pretty amazing, And it's historic because it sets

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Speaker 2: in motion a multi year plan to one go to

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Speaker 2: the Moon, build a base on the Moon, and then

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Speaker 2: use that base as a slingshot to get to Mars.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna have live coverage here at Real America's Voice

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Speaker 2: also over at justindews dot com. Either way, go watch

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Speaker 2: that splash down. It's a fun way to end the weekend. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: the President wasn't joking when he sent a delegation overdue

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Speaker 2: Islamabad for negotiations with Iran. He sent his vice President,

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Speaker 2: the number two JD. Vance, leading a delegation that also

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Speaker 2: includes the Diplomat in chief of Crises, Steve Whitkoff, and

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Speaker 2: the President's son in law, Jared Kushner.

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Speaker 1: All eyes will be on that.

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Speaker 2: It's unclear whether there'll be a deal this weekend, whether

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Speaker 2: there'll be more military action. I'd be keeping an eye

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Speaker 2: on blockades as possible up upscaling of the military action

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Speaker 2: by the United States. President Trump did that in Venezuela,

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Speaker 2: Broughtzuela to its these in a few short days. I

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Speaker 2: think that might be some of the things the President's thinking.

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Speaker 2: But before we get to that, we turned to my

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Speaker 2: amazing coast Amanda head. Amanda, it's a historic date. Not

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Speaker 2: things gonna happen either, going to turn out what there

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Speaker 2: happened today.

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Speaker 3: I'm a little jealous that the slashown is going to

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Speaker 3: be after our show is over. I wish it was

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Speaker 3: going to be during our show. That's all right, though,

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Speaker 3: we got to send them off. Indeed, well on the

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Speaker 3: Iran issue that you mentioned, of course, Vice President Vance,

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Speaker 3: along with Jared Kushner and Special Envoyd Steve Whitkoff heading

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Speaker 3: to Pakistan. They're going to negotiate with your Iran. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 3: reports indicate that the speaker of Iran's parliament stated there

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Speaker 3: will be no negotiations with the US without a ceasefire

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Speaker 3: in Lebanon and the release of blocked Iranian assets now

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Speaker 3: where while there's full confidence in Vice President JD. Vance's

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Speaker 3: ability to broker a peace seal, this agreement, as the

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Speaker 3: administration has outlined, relies on Iran's now fractured leadership and

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Speaker 3: their willingness to meet the US demands. So let's listen

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Speaker 3: to what Vice President Vance had to say before departing

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Speaker 3: Pakistan earlier today.

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Speaker 4: We're looking forward to the negotiation. I think it's going

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Speaker 4: to be positive. We'll, of foresee, as the President of

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Speaker 4: United States said, if the Iranians are willing to negotiate

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Speaker 4: in good faith, we're certainly willing to extend the open hand.

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Speaker 4: If they're going to try to play us, then they're

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Speaker 4: gonna find that the negotiating team is not that receptive.

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Speaker 4: So we're gonna try to have a positive negotiation. The

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Speaker 4: presidents gave us some pretty clear guidelines and we're gonna seize.

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Speaker 3: So that's the Vice President departing to Islamabad, Pakistan. And

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Speaker 3: although the ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran remains fragile,

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Speaker 3: the Vice President appears optimistic about his piece about this

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Speaker 3: piece deal, so he emphasized that the US will not

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Speaker 3: engage in negotiations if Iran is quote playing games, which,

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Speaker 3: let's face it, that's probably the case. Now. Speaking of fragility,

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Speaker 3: one can only imagine how these negotiations would unfold if

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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris were sitting in the Oval office right now.

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Speaker 3: Most likely the tables would be turned against us. Luckily

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Speaker 3: we are not in that position, but could we be

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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty eight? Let's hear what Kamala Harris had

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Speaker 3: to say about another potential run.

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Speaker 5: Okay, and I tried to be subtle, but I just

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Speaker 5: figured I'd go right O.

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Speaker 1: That's the subtle at Revenue Shop. It could ever be.

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Speaker 6: We love you for many things, but not being subtled. Listen,

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Speaker 6: I might, I might. I'm thinking about it.

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Speaker 3: John, Are we ready for another Kama Harris?

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Speaker 1: Right?

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Speaker 2: She's as awkward today and she was Vice president. No,

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Speaker 2: she just I mean, she gets thrown off on the

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Speaker 2: easiest thing. She's very nervous. It's unusual for a politician

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Speaker 2: to be nervous when in the limelight. That's what you're

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Speaker 2: supposed to do. But we'll see. The Democrats have a

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Speaker 2: lot of issues to resolve, starting starting with what they're

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Speaker 2: gonna do with California, because California is just becoming a

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Speaker 2: bigger problem day by day.

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Speaker 1: Amazing stuff. All Right.

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Speaker 2: We've been chronicling the last year a really true policy

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Speaker 2: escalation against Islamism in America, now not against Muslims, but

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Speaker 2: against radical Islamism, things like shary law like groups that

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Speaker 2: the American government.

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Speaker 1: Our first guest.

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Speaker 2: Tonight has a lot to say on that, and he's

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Speaker 2: got a brand new bill to deal with this. Have

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Speaker 2: a watch with the interview we just did with Chip

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Speaker 2: Roy a short while ago. All Right, folks, we're really

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Speaker 2: lucky to kick off the show today. He's the leading

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Speaker 2: candidate to become Texas Attorney General. He's one of the

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Speaker 2: most important voices in all of Congress.

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Speaker 1: Right now.

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Speaker 2: Congressman Chip Roy from the great state of Texas is here.

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Speaker 1: Sarah. Good to have you on the show.

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Speaker 7: John, great to be with you. I hope you're well.

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Speaker 2: We are and better to have you on the show.

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Speaker 2: We really really appreciate your insights. You are taking on

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Speaker 2: I think one of the most important issues, which is

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Speaker 2: we have a group of extremists, Islamist organizations that have

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Speaker 2: flourished in America, particularly during the Obama Biden era. Care,

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Speaker 2: the Muslim Brotherhood, others. You are taking them on using

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Speaker 2: the power of legislation. Tell us about that specifically, what

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Speaker 2: you're doing with care.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, John, I appreciate it. I mean, look the level

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Speaker 7: involving the march of Islam across our country and into

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Speaker 7: the state of Texas.

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Speaker 1: It's probably the.

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Speaker 7: Primary reason, as you mentioned that I'm run for Attorney

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Speaker 7: General of Texas. We need someone there who's going to

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Speaker 7: stand up and fight. It could have stayed in Congress,

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Speaker 7: but you're one four hundred and thirty fifth of a group,

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Speaker 7: and I'm doing my best to change it with legislation,

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Speaker 7: and I hope to succeed. But as Attorney General, I

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Speaker 7: And let's go back for a minute and let's just

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Speaker 7: level set about the state of things. The last substant

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Speaker 7: he was concerned that Americans didn't fully understand how bad

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Speaker 7: it is with the organizations that are trying to target

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Speaker 7: our country. Not just CARE, not just the Muslim Brotherhood,

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Speaker 7: but literally hundreds of organizations trying to push Islam into

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Speaker 7: about this for two years. I gave a big speech

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Speaker 7: hearings as the chairman of the Subcommittee of the Constitution.

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Speaker 7: I introduced legislation last year to take the tax status

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Speaker 7: their adherents to sharia law. I joined with Keith self

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Speaker 7: well over sixty members and growing. But importantly, we need

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Speaker 7: to get very specific about going after these organizations CARE,

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Speaker 7: in particular, So yesterday I introduced the Designating hamas Affiliates

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Speaker 7: global terrorist organization. Now that would be very specific to

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Speaker 7: be able to block assets and prohibit US persons from

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Speaker 7: C three status. Well, CARE is not innocent, right. They

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Speaker 7: that is subsidized by American taxpayers. This bill makes it

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Speaker 7: clear we've got to freeze their assets, their status should

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Speaker 7: That's the important thing we got to do here is

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Speaker 7: go on offense. And that's why I'm doing it.

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Speaker 1: Important stuff, and so.

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Speaker 3: There are myriad reasons why CARE in particular should have

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Speaker 3: this designation. They're founding members I believe came from IAP,

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Speaker 3: the Islamic Association for Palestine. They've been designated a terrorist

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Speaker 3: organization for the last ten or twelve years by UAE,

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Speaker 3: by the United Arab Emirates, and states like yours and

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Speaker 3: Florida have designated them a terrorist group. Why is it

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Speaker 7: Well, importantly, I want to give a great deal of

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Speaker 7: I think it's really important what you just said about UAE.

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Speaker 7: We have people that we engage with throughout the world,

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Speaker 7: And I think that should tell you something. And I

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Speaker 7: You look at Dearborn Michigan, you look at Mom Donnie

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Speaker 7: And our country has allowed five million people to be

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Speaker 7: for school choice that we're going to these Islamic schools

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Speaker 7: to push this agenda that the governor again wisely said hey,

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Speaker 7: we shouldn't do that, and we're now fighting it out

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Speaker 7: in court. As Attorney General, I will fight that. That's

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Speaker 7: what we're dealing with at that level. And the reason

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Speaker 7: is that severalfold one, we're allowing this to hide behind

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Speaker 7: If they're trying to advance, as they said in their

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Speaker 7: Muslim Brotherhood memo from nineteen ninety one, which we have

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Speaker 7: copies of a jihad against the West to undermine Western civilization.

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Speaker 7: This isn't about impinging on someone's ability to pray at

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Speaker 7: our Christian nation and our today of Christian.

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Speaker 1: Deities in the West.

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Speaker 7: We should stop it. You cannot win a war that

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so important that we get that message out

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Speaker 2: to I think the American people understand it. It's the

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Speaker 2: elitists that have blocked it from becoming a reality. I

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Speaker 2: want to pivot to something else that you work on.

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Speaker 2: You have been such an important voice on the border,

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Speaker 2: the open border during the Biden years.

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Speaker 1: You are leading that charge.

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Speaker 2: We've tightened up the border a lot, but there is

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Speaker 2: some interesting legislation might be interesting, is not the right word. Well,

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Speaker 2: It's always a great honor of Texas constituents are so

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Speaker 1: Have a great big end.

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Speaker 7: And last weekend was Easter. We praised our risen Savior,

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Speaker 1: Goblet. That was a pretty good pivot. We love it,

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Speaker 2: More on the Iran negotiations that jd Vance is presiding

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Speaker 3: Welcome back everybody on this Friday. The ceasefire between Iran

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Speaker 3: Iran Threat. Ali Reza, Jeffarzada, Ali Reza, Great to see.

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Speaker 5: You, Great to see you, Amanda, and also John All

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Speaker 3: Likewise, And you know, I think back in the conversations

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Speaker 5: Weeks, well, this weekend is certainly going to be the

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Speaker 5: the region. Much of that is gone or significantly reduced.

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Speaker 5: They lost their biggest ally acid in Syria. But also

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Speaker 5: internally speaking, the world has seen the population of Iran

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Speaker 5: who are vimiely opposed to the regime. Just this past January,

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Speaker 5: there were protests in all thirty one provinces of Iran,

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Speaker 5: people chanting death to the dictator, death to death to

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Speaker 5: the oppressor, being the show or the Supreme Leader, making

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Speaker 5: it clear that the desire of the people of Iran

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Speaker 5: is for change. But also the internal opposition is far

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Speaker 5: stronger now than they ever were. Remember just four days

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Speaker 5: before the launch of the strike, you know, before the war,

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Speaker 5: the mainly opposition the MEK, Using two hundred and fifty

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Speaker 5: of their fighters, they launched a strike against the headquarters

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Speaker 5: of then Supreme Leader and in comedy, inflicting heavy casualties

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Speaker 5: of them, but one hundred and fifty of them managed

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Speaker 5: to leave the sin alive, showing the capability and intent

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Speaker 5: of the organized opposition, showing the vulnerability of the regime,

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Speaker 5: showing the world that the desire to get rid of

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Speaker 5: the Ayatolas is not something external. It's not that you know,

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Speaker 5: the US or other countries have a problem with the

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Speaker 5: Iran regime. The biggest problem is actually the people of

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Speaker 5: Iran want to overthrow this regime, and they have shown

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Speaker 5: their desire and their capability. That's why I think this

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Speaker 5: regime is far weaker than it has ever been.

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Speaker 3: Great point well, and Ali Rossie, you mentioned the people

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Speaker 3: of Iran, and I want to be very delicate with

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Speaker 3: this question because I know communication is happening a little bit.

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Speaker 3: It's obviously not allowed on a grand scale from the

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Speaker 3: inside to the outside, but I do know that you

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Speaker 3: have communication with people there. What is the morale of Iranians.

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Speaker 5: Well, you know, they run and people. Certainly, at least

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Speaker 5: during the war, you know, everything was frozen because there's

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Speaker 5: really not much you can do when you know there's

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Speaker 5: bombings everything everywhere. But I think the you know, when

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Speaker 5: the ceasefire was announced by President Trump, our leader missus

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Speaker 5: Marion Bradjaby welcomed that situation, saying that this will be

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Speaker 5: an opportunity certainly avoiding the targeting the you know, the infrastructure,

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Speaker 5: the civilians, but also hoping that this will lead to

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Speaker 5: the fall of the Iran regime. Because the motto of

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Speaker 5: the movement has been always for peace and freedom. This

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Speaker 5: is also the desire of the of the Iranan people.

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Speaker 5: I think the ceasfire and hopefully the end of the

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Speaker 5: war would create space for the population to reignite not

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Speaker 5: only the protests that we saw before, but adding to

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Speaker 5: all of that is the organized force the young people

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Speaker 5: who are increasingly convinced that the only way to end

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Speaker 5: the rule of the clerics is not just simply having

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Speaker 5: the protests but adding to it with the fighting force

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Speaker 5: to confront the revolutionary guards. That's why these seven young

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Speaker 5: people who were arrested during the January protests and were executed,

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Speaker 5: all of them were involved in trying to obtain arms

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Speaker 5: from the relution guards different bases. This is a new momentum,

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Speaker 5: new shift of momentum in favor of the young people,

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Speaker 5: in favor of a population that wants to see change,

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Speaker 5: relying on their own force, their own capabilities. And this

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Speaker 5: is the biggest disaster when it comes to the Irana regime,

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Speaker 5: the main concern that they have, and I think this

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Speaker 5: is a huge asset when it comes to you know,

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Speaker 5: the countries in the region, the United States. I remember

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Speaker 5: very well just last week, the President of the United States,

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Speaker 5: he said that, you know, if the Irenian people have

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Speaker 5: arms to fire back against the regime, against the relution guards,

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Speaker 5: that would change the whole equation. And that's exactly the

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Speaker 5: direction the Rnian society is going.

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Speaker 1: All right, So let's walk through that. Today.

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Speaker 2: I interviewed Congressman Tom McLintock. He said, your sister group,

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Speaker 2: the MK is the best armed and the most likely

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Speaker 2: to be able to take on that.

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Speaker 1: Part of regime change.

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Speaker 2: There ben reports that maybe the Kurds join or help

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Speaker 2: in some fashion. Americans are wondering when will that start?

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Speaker 2: And we've done a lot of bombing, the bombing stop.

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Speaker 2: There hasn't been that out pouring onto the streets and

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Speaker 2: that next violent wave of overthrow. When do you think

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Speaker 2: it starts? And how do you think it starts?

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Speaker 5: All arousing, Well, you know, revolutions, you cannot plan exactly,

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Speaker 5: you know how happen. Or what is very clear is

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Speaker 5: that when it comes to the people of Iran, nothing

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Speaker 5: has changed to the country. Their desire to change the

516
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Speaker 5: regime is even stronger now, especially after the massacre of

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Speaker 5: the protesters in January of this year. They're more convinced

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Speaker 5: now that they ever were that they need to pick

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Speaker 5: up arms and confront the delution guards. You mentioned the

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Speaker 5: you know, the Curds. There are you know a lot

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Speaker 5: of nationalities in Iran who are entirely fed up with

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Speaker 5: this regime. You talked about the Kurds, you have the

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Speaker 5: Baluchi Is, the Arabs down south, the as Arias, the Lores,

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Speaker 5: and you know, they make up about thirty to forty

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Speaker 5: percent of the Iranian population who have a history of

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Speaker 5: confronting the regime both under the Shah, they confronted the

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Speaker 5: Shah was very suppressive against these minorities but also against

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Speaker 5: this regime. And of course, you know, the talks just started.

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Speaker 5: I don't know whether this is how far this ceasfar

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Speaker 5: is going to hold and what is going to lead to,

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Speaker 5: but hopefully once it leads to a more permanent secession

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Speaker 5: of hoscilities or peace, that certainly creates an opportunity and

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Speaker 5: space for those who have very you know, determined to

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Speaker 5: fight the regime. The m K as a history of

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Speaker 5: fighting the Iatolas. They had a very powerful army with

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Speaker 5: thanks armored personal carriers, filled guns across the border in Iraq.

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Speaker 5: And of course the change of circumstances in two thousand

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Speaker 5: and three change the whole situation, but they are creating

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Speaker 5: a similar infrastructure inside Iran. The younger ones who are

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Speaker 5: increasingly resorting to organizing themselves, arming themselves and confronting the

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Speaker 5: RuSHA Guards. This movement has an experience of forty seven

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Speaker 5: years of fighting the regime, so do other nationalities in Iran.

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Speaker 5: It's a combination of all of that that would eventually

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Speaker 5: lead to the fall of the regime. But most importantly,

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Speaker 5: Iran will not be fragmented like the other nations in

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Speaker 5: the region. You know missus Rajavi who heads the parliament

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Speaker 5: in exile, the National Council of Insistance of Iran. She

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Speaker 5: announced the provisional government that would be in charge for

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Speaker 5: only six months and their main task would be to

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Speaker 5: set up free, unfair elections leading to the election of

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Speaker 5: a National and Constituent Assembly that would draft a new constitution,

552
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Speaker 5: appoint a new interim government and everything will be based

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Speaker 5: on the vote of the population. So the mechanism is

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Speaker 5: there both for the overthrow of the regime but also

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Speaker 5: for the transitional period. All the elements are out there.

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Speaker 5: It's the outside world that must realize that you don't

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Speaker 5: pin hopes on the regime. You pin hopes on the

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Speaker 5: people of Iran. You do everything to empower them and

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Speaker 5: give them the voice.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely well, we will know much more in the next

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Speaker 3: twenty four to forty eight hours. On the Residjafardada, the

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Speaker 3: deputy director of the Washington Office of the National Council

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Speaker 3: of Resistance of Iran. Great to have your perspective tonight

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Speaker 3: and more on Iran and what we can expect from

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Speaker 3: the negotiations that are coming tomorrow. With Rebecca Grant on

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Speaker 3: the other.

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Speaker 8: Side, Welcome McNamara.

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Speaker 1: We're all going to be watching what.

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Speaker 2: Goes on Islamabad in the next twenty four to forty

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Speaker 2: eight hours. Jd Vance leading that delegation history will be made.

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Speaker 2: Whichever decisions come out of this bargaining table, there is

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Speaker 2: going to be a resolution to this conflict pretty soon.

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Speaker 2: Helping us understand what's at stake, what's possible, and what

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Speaker 2: the United States next moose could be. Is one of

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Speaker 2: the nation's true security experts. He's a vice president at

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Speaker 2: the Lexington Institute and one of the great national security

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Speaker 2: analysts here. Great friend of our show, Rebecca Grant. Rebecca,

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Speaker 2: great to have you back on the show.

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Speaker 6: Super to talk with you again.

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Speaker 1: All right, I.

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Speaker 2: Want to talk a little bit about what is at

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Speaker 2: stake in these talks. Is it possible for the United

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Speaker 2: States to make a deal with Iran that we would

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Speaker 2: trust that we would verify, and what might that deal

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Speaker 2: look like.

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Speaker 9: Well, I have great confidence that that negotiating team of

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Speaker 9: Kushner or witcoppin advance.

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Speaker 6: That's a lot of brain power.

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Speaker 9: And if they say it's a deal they trust, I

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Speaker 9: think that's as good as we can get. Now, of course, trust,

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Speaker 9: but verify. They're going to be extreme procedures to follow on,

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Speaker 9: whether it's with the straight offour moves, whether it concerns

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Speaker 9: what President Trump likes to call the nuclear dust, and

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Speaker 9: then all the other.

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Speaker 6: Issues as well.

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Speaker 9: I mean, we don't want them doing the state sponsor

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Speaker 9: of terrorism.

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Speaker 6: There's gonna be a lot of conditions.

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Speaker 9: And remember there's a huge prize if the Iranian government behaves,

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Speaker 9: and that is sanctions relief. So President Trump goes in

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Speaker 9: with all the cards, military, economic, all the cards into

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Speaker 9: this negotiation.

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Speaker 1: That's a good point.

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Speaker 3: They go in with all the cards. But I ran

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Speaker 3: as notoriously a wild card. What curveballs should they be

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Speaker 3: prepared for?

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Speaker 6: Oh, you're so right. They are a wildcard.

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Speaker 9: And we've seen them already. This team that's shown up

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Speaker 9: a ratchet Gali bayup. These are some slippery devils, clever

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Speaker 9: and already complaining about the situation in Lebanon. You know

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Speaker 9: expect this is going to be just the hag deal

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Speaker 9: of the century. And we've seen this from Iran before

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Speaker 9: for years and years and years. It's remarkable really that

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Speaker 9: these talks are even convening in Islama Blah, and I

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Speaker 9: think it's great that the Pakistanis in their military have

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Speaker 9: helped to put this together. But it ran there will

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Speaker 9: be propaganda, there will be everything that it will really

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Speaker 9: test and try the patience of our team. But again,

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Speaker 9: we really do have the upper hand and military options

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Speaker 9: ready to go, while they're large or small. If there

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Speaker 9: are hiccups in these talks.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I have a funny feeling the president has

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Speaker 2: a short sand clock and if he doesn't get what

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Speaker 2: he wants in the first round.

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Speaker 1: The pressure ratchets up. There are two pressure ways.

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Speaker 2: One is they could go back to the Stone Ages,

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Speaker 2: I guess with a military tact that's so devastating, one

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Speaker 2: that I think proved very effective in Venezuela and could

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Speaker 2: be a short term stranglehold.

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Speaker 1: Is we could out blockade.

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Speaker 2: The straight of her moves and shut everything off. Betwe

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Speaker 2: means Iran could get nothing out, China could not get

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Speaker 2: anything out. And nothing could get in iron that would

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Speaker 2: collapse your economy even quicker. Is that something we should

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Speaker 2: be looking for in the next phase.

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Speaker 6: What an interesting idea.

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Speaker 9: And you hear President Trump and General Kine talk about

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Speaker 9: air dominance, but let me tell you we also have

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Speaker 9: maritime dominance.

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Speaker 3: And with the.

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Speaker 9: Assets there are US Navy assets, the US Marine Corps

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Speaker 9: and the Tripoli, the Abraham Lincoln, a lot of destroyers,

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Speaker 9: a lot of other craft, it would be very easy

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Speaker 9: for the US Navy to exert complete control over what

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Speaker 9: does and does not go up and down the strait.

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Speaker 9: Now I've heard about ten ships have moved in the

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Speaker 9: last twenty four hours. One of them was a reflagged

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Speaker 9: Russian tanker. And we know that cargoes have gone out

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Speaker 9: to China to India, and we've seen some inbound traffic.

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Speaker 9: But if Iran gets intransigent, then absolutely the US Navy

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Speaker 9: can set up with great overwater surveillance from the p

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Speaker 9: E two d's and of course land based air power.

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Speaker 9: They can watch everything that goes in and out of

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Speaker 9: that straight and you'll have to ask the US Navy

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Speaker 9: if you want to move past Lark Island or pass

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Speaker 9: that narrow part by Oman.

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Speaker 9: It could be and Kere Stormer has handled this poorly

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Speaker 6: So I hope him using.

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Speaker 9: The word we and the powerful words from a NATO

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Speaker 9: Remember the UK and others helped over in the Red

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Speaker 6: Moves as well. I hope they do show up.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that could be a really important moment in turning

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Speaker 2: this tale to final stage. As always, Rebecca, we always

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Speaker 1: We appreciate it so much. Thanks for joining us. Have

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Speaker 2: Coming up next to the latest on California's fraud crackdown.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody. Just a quick programming note. In about

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Speaker 3: group of them from the same family actually. Now, as

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Speaker 3: and Governor Walls be held accountable. Joining us from all

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Speaker 3: of this in perspective as legal expert, conservative commentator and

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Speaker 10: You, Amanda, John Great to be with you.

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Speaker 3: Happy Friday, Happy happy Friday. All right, Five people arrested,

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Speaker 3: just the latest in California. But I've heard a lot

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Speaker 3: examine all of it, and now they are having to

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Speaker 3: just target the big dogs. For lack of better terms,

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Speaker 3: talk to us about what you know.

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Speaker 10: Well, look, there was a major arrest yesterday, so this

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Speaker 10: is breaking news. My impression of it, just sort of

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Speaker 10: of California here and the Democrats that run a California

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Speaker 10: are about a day late and twenty five billion short.

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Speaker 10: They are desperate to catch up to the Trump administration,

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Speaker 10: which has rightly led the charge against against this type

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Speaker 10: of fraud, which is not unique to Minnesota or California.

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Speaker 10: It's happening everywhere, but in particular in these states that

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Speaker 10: have an enormous amount of public benefits that go out

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Speaker 10: a lot of it is federal money, so it's certainly

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Speaker 10: within the jurisdiction of the federal government and the administration

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Speaker 10: to investigate it. They've been using this as a as

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Speaker 10: a piggy bank to fund their political allies. And so

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Speaker 10: the way it worked and it started, you know, we

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Speaker 10: started to get awareness of this when Infolk was coming

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Speaker 10: at Minnesota. But California is the same thing. I'm very

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Speaker 10: familiar with it. I lived in California for thirty five years.

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Speaker 10: It's a state that ought to be much better than

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Speaker 10: it is on its poorly run. But the way it

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Speaker 10: fundamentally operated is you know, it was understood that these

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Speaker 10: operations existed. They were operating in plain sight. This particular

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Speaker 10: group of individuals that was arrested. You know, we're operating

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Speaker 10: for years out of out of the same location. The

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Speaker 10: facts are so blatant, so you know, and these people

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Speaker 10: also turned around and after collecting millions from these operations,

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Speaker 10: were funding top politicians in the state, predominantly Democrats. So

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Speaker 10: now they're investigating them. Now there's some arrest and I

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Speaker 10: think it's a I think it's just token, you know,

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Speaker 10: activity here to bolster not just Newsom, because of course

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Speaker 10: he's got his eyes on twenty twenty eight, but really

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Speaker 10: to help other Democrats in the state, because you know

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Speaker 10: they're they're a little a little worried in California with

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Speaker 10: with the you know, governor's race that's coming up, that

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Speaker 10: you can end up with two Republicans at the top

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Speaker 10: of the ticket, all the problems Smallwell has. So I

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Speaker 10: think the Democrats are beginning to panic, and you know,

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Speaker 10: maybe they're doing too little, too late.

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Speaker 2: So let me ask you about the legal potential. Could

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Speaker 2: a Tim Watz, couldn't Keith Ellison, who's captured on video

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Speaker 2: telling some of the purpose that they don't worry, we

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Speaker 2: imagine a scenario where this Justice Department actually prosecutes a governor,

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Speaker 2: attorney general, a state official for not pursuing fraud that

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Speaker 10: Well, it's a great question, and it will depend largely

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Speaker 10: on who the next Attorney general is and how the

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Speaker 10: dust settles over at the DOJ. The scenario you're describing

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Speaker 10: is almost exactly what happened with with Keith Ellison, I mean, Johnny,

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Speaker 10: he was caught on tape kind of saying as much

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Speaker 10: You know, I'm sure you've played the tape. You've heard

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Speaker 10: the tape, you know, I've played it on my show.

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Speaker 10: And he basically, you know, he intervened on behalf of

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Speaker 10: this group, and then later the governor there, Tim Walls,

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Speaker 10: you know, Ellison is who's of course the a g

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Speaker 1: So is that actionable? Absolutely?

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Speaker 10: I mean, if you can connect, you can connect a

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Speaker 10: who they've previously supported and continue to support financially. And

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Speaker 10: and there's there's some quid pro quote proof there. Yeah,

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Speaker 10: I mean I think it's you know, it certainly warrants prosecution.

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Speaker 10: Will will the you know, will the administration have the

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's going to be taught.

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Speaker 3: It's not really surprising that it happens within the health industry.

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Speaker 3: I mean, you look at the budget of HHS, who

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Speaker 3: fraud is happening there. Legal expert and conservative commentator Sam

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Speaker 3: mr Jobski always a pleasure to have you with us.

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Speaker 3: Have a great weekend.

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Speaker 11: You gus him likewise, all.

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Speaker 3: Right, everybody coming up next? Remember Fanny Willis and Nathan

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Speaker 3: Welcome back to the final segment of the night. Our

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Speaker 3: Senator and candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Georgia, Greg Dole.

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Speaker 3: As all, Senator, thanks for being with us tonight.

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Speaker 11: Hey guys, good to see y'all. Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Talk to us about the nature of Fannie Willis's personality

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Speaker 11: I've never seen anything like it in my life, and

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Speaker 11: wasn't in the room at the time. And she came

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Speaker 11: in that she had this big fur code on for

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Speaker 11: the entire four hour testimony. She had her ten thousand

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Speaker 11: dollars Louis Vuitton purse sitting in front of her. She

874
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Speaker 11: must have bought that with the cash she keeps underneath

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Speaker 11: her her bed or wherever she keeps it. But she

876
00:45:49,600 --> 00:45:51,640
Speaker 11: came in and she was on the attack, and she

877
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Speaker 11: did not want to answer questions. She couldn't remember anything

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Speaker 11: as it related to the case of substance. She had

879
00:45:58,200 --> 00:46:00,839
Speaker 11: no clue what her agency's budget is. She had no

880
00:46:00,920 --> 00:46:03,920
Speaker 11: clue but that she had paid Nathan Wade with forfeiture funds,

881
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Speaker 11: and she really, she really obfuscated exactly what they were doing,

882
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Speaker 11: which we know this was two things. We know this

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Speaker 11: was law fair, and then there was obviously the prosecution

884
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Speaker 11: for personal profit angle of it, where her her boyfriend

885
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Speaker 11: was making hundreds of thousands of dollars on this case.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, So I want to ask about something that came

887
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Speaker 2: up in the recent release of documents that we won

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Speaker 2: from Fulton County, and that is, in the middle of

889
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Speaker 2: this prosecution, all of a sudden, what should be a

890
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Speaker 2: competitive grant becomes a competitive grant, and Fannie Willis is

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Speaker 2: given you a large sum of money by the Biden

892
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Speaker 2: Justice Department just as she's escalating her prosecution of Donald Trump.

893
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Speaker 2: Is there any evidence that you've been able to find

894
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Speaker 2: that those two things are connected and that maybe this

895
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Speaker 2: was a backdoor way for the Biden Justice Department to

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Speaker 2: fund Fannie's antics.

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Speaker 11: It certainly appears that's a strong possibility, because you don't

898
00:46:55,520 --> 00:47:00,640
Speaker 11: see these grants go from being bid great answer bid

899
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Speaker 11: out to being no bid, grants that seemingly are targeted

900
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Speaker 11: and recruited and advertised just to one agency like they

901
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Speaker 11: were the Fulton County District's Attorney's office. So we have

902
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Speaker 11: a lot of questions about that. That's really gonna be

903
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Speaker 11: the next phase of what we're looking into is the

904
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Speaker 11: tie to what could have been a carrot from the

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Speaker 11: time that Joe Biden put up the bat signal on

906
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Speaker 11: November thirteenth. I think it was where he said, we're

907
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Speaker 11: going to ensure by any means possible, that we demonstrate

908
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Speaker 11: that Donald Trump will not take office. And then five days,

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00:47:32,480 --> 00:47:35,759
Speaker 11: within five days, you see Jack Smith appointed, you see

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Speaker 11: Michael Colangelo lead the Department of Justice and go work

911
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Speaker 11: for Alvin Bragg. And on that very same day, Nathan

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Speaker 11: Wade spent eight hours on the phone with the White House. Now,

913
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Speaker 11: of course he can't remember what that eight hour conversation

914
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Speaker 11: was about, but we've got our guesses as to what

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Speaker 11: it was about.

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Speaker 3: Wow, Santat, we've just got a few more minutes left.

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Speaker 3: So I want to finish with election integrity. Obviously, after

918
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Speaker 3: the twenty twenty election, Jim Crow two point zero was

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Speaker 3: passed in Georgia, which produced record turnout in Georgia elections,

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Speaker 3: unlike what Democrats prognosticated would happen. But there are still

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Speaker 3: some election integrity measures that Republicans are trying to get through.

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Speaker 3: It's my understanding that the mode of voting, the physical ballots,

923
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Speaker 3: whether it's ballots or computers, even that is still up

924
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Speaker 3: in the air. Give us a temperature check on all that.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, that is still up in the air. I've been

926
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Speaker 11: trying to get rid of the Dominu machines here in

927
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Speaker 11: Georgia for years, and we finally passed a bill out

928
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Speaker 11: of the state Senate to do it. Weren't able to

929
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Speaker 11: get it across the finish line. But Amanda, the other

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Speaker 11: thing that's crazy here is the maintenance of our voter roles.

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Speaker 11: Fulton County is usually like the leading culprit for most

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Speaker 11: things nefarious, and Georgia in this case is their private

933
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Speaker 11: example yet again, where they have thousands of people registered

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Speaker 11: to vote illegally using not their home address but a

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Speaker 11: ups store, pack mail storage units, empty parking lots underneath overpasses,

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Speaker 11: homeless shelters that have been closed since twenty seventeen. And

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Speaker 11: so we're also trying to force Fulton County to clean

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Speaker 11: up their voting rules. I think the only way it's

939
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Speaker 11: going to happen is if the state of Georgia comes

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Speaker 11: in as they're allowed to do and take over the

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Speaker 11: elections in Fulton County.

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Speaker 3: Unbelievable, absolutely troubles under our bridge. My goodness, Who on

943
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Speaker 3: Earth has allowed this to happen?

944
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Speaker 1: Sir?

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Speaker 3: Tell everybody where they can find it. More about your campaign.

946
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Speaker 11: Dolda's all for ga ga on X and Greg Dolas

947
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Speaker 11: all dot.

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Speaker 3: Com fantastic Georgia State Senator and candidate for Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 3: of Georgia, Greg Dolas All John. In about an hour

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Speaker 3: and ten minutes, we've got our four astronauts returning to Earth.

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Speaker 6: Literally, are you going to be watching?

952
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Speaker 1: Of course, I'm a I'm going.

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Speaker 3: To what's going to be your favorite part about it?

954
00:49:45,880 --> 00:49:47,280
Speaker 3: And do you have a favorite astronaut?

955
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Speaker 1: I love all four. Listen.

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Speaker 2: Anyone that's willing to take that level of risk.

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Speaker 1: And defy the bound the gravity, they deserve our respect.

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Speaker 1: All four?

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody tune in. It's in about an hour.

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Speaker 3: We'll see you on Monday.