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Speaker 3: How many games are there, Johnny, total total one hundred

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Speaker 4: This is the magnitude of the events. It is It's incredible.

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Speaker 5: It's going to be the biggest sporting event we've ever had.

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Speaker 5: It's like having one hundred and more even if you

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Speaker 6: Just take us through this FIFA pass idea that you

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Speaker 5: I'll let my guys do that because they can do

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Speaker 7: Well, Surpresident. Without your leadership, this would not happen. And

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Speaker 9: Yeah, you're talking about the economic impact of this billions

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Speaker 9: The framework and the groundwork that you've built already up

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Speaker 13: Which country in particular.

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Speaker 13: Which country was it?

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Speaker 5: Like you did with Yeah, no hand planning. They want

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Speaker 10: Here's another questioning you posts on true Social last night

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Speaker 5: I do want to say, here's what I want. We

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Speaker 5: Unfortunately, like with the Kennedy situation, with the Martin Luther

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Speaker 4: But no matter what we gave, it's never enough.

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Speaker 13: I'm in administration officials have said when the shutdown ends

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Speaker 5: a problem.

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Speaker 4: Look at DC.

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Speaker 5: There's no crime in DC anymore, and DC was a mess.

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Speaker 5: If they want us to go in, I'd like them

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Speaker 5: to tell us right now.

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Speaker 2: But if we go in.

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Speaker 4: There would be no problem, there would be no crime.

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Speaker 4: What's the message meant to?

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Speaker 11: Like local businesses who are considering sponsoring the governor to

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Speaker 11: ask for federal help, we'd love to help them.

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Speaker 14: Are also potentially launching strikes in Mexico or putting American

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Speaker 14: troops or American personnel into Mexico to do with.

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Speaker 4: Would I launch strikes in Mexico to stop drugs? It's

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Speaker 4: okay with me.

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Speaker 5: Whatever we have to do to stop drugs Mexico is Look,

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Speaker 5: I looked at Mexico City over the weekend. There's some

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Speaker 5: big problems over there. If we had to, would we

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Speaker 5: do there what we've done to the waterways? You know,

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Speaker 5: there's almost no drugs coming in through our waterways anymore,

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Speaker 5: isn't it down like eighty five percent?

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Speaker 4: I don't know who the fifteen percent would wouldn't be you, No,

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Speaker 4: that's no. I think it's been tons and tons. You

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Speaker 4: would say that's a big signal.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, we have almost no drugs coming into our country

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Speaker 5: by the sea, by you know, the waterways, and you

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Speaker 5: know why, Okay, I mean it's pretty obvious.

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Speaker 4: Would I do that on the land carns?

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Speaker 5: I would look every boat we knock out, we saved

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Speaker 5: twenty five thousand American lives. Not to mention the destruction

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Speaker 5: of families. These families are decimated forever. The mother, the father,

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Speaker 5: the children. They never recover really from it. You know,

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Speaker 5: when you lose somebody, like the way they look any

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Speaker 5: if you lose them, but the way they die is horrible.

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Speaker 5: So when we knock out about it, we saved twenty

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Speaker 5: five thousand lives.

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Speaker 4: That's great.

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Speaker 5: Now do I feel the same way about the corridors

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Speaker 5: that they use? We know every one of them. We

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Speaker 5: have every one of those carters under major surveillance. We

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Speaker 5: have nobody coming in through our southern border, but we

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Speaker 5: know exactly how they get their things here, how they

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Speaker 5: get the drugs here, a fentanyl, cocaine. Columbia has cocaine

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Speaker 5: factories where they make cocaine. Would I knock out those factories?

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Speaker 5: I would be proud to do it.

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Speaker 4: Personally.

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Speaker 5: I didn't say I'm doing it, but I would be

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Speaker 5: proud to do it because We're going to save millions

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Speaker 5: of lives by doing it.

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Speaker 8: Would you actually do it?

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Speaker 4: Week in Mexico's Commission Love.

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Speaker 5: I wouldn't answer that question. I've been speaking to Mexico.

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Speaker 5: They know how I stand. We're losing hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 5: of people to drugs. So now we've stopped the waterways,

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Speaker 5: but we know every route. We know every route, we

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Speaker 5: know the addresses of every drug lord. We know their address,

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Speaker 5: we know their front door, we know everything about every

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Speaker 5: one of them.

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Speaker 4: They're killing our people. That's like a war. Would I

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Speaker 4: do it. I'd be proud to it.

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Speaker 5: Probably going to Coco and say, hey, and you know what,

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Speaker 5: the Democrats of the Republicans would both agree unless they're crazy. Uh,

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Speaker 5: and they are a little crazy on the Democrats side.

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Speaker 5: But we have we have lost hundreds of thousands of people.

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Speaker 4: That your death.

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Speaker 5: And that's not talking about family destruction. That's talking about

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Speaker 5: that and much of it comes through Mexico. So let

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Speaker 5: me just put it this way. I am not happy

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Speaker 5: with Mexico. Okay, thank you very much.

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Speaker 8: And ranging discussion from the Oval Office with the President

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Speaker 8: of United States here in real America's voice. Yes, he

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Speaker 8: got a lot going on there, as you can tell,

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Speaker 8: and he, like I said, covered a wide range of topics,

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Speaker 8: the most recent being the drug card tales, which was

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Speaker 8: part of the conversation from the top as well Venezuela Maduro.

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Speaker 8: What he talked to him was a question he asked

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Speaker 8: by one of the reporters in the room. He said, yeah,

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Speaker 8: I'll talk to him. I will standing by his White

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Speaker 8: House correspondent for Real America's Voice, Brian Glenn, Brian, nice

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Speaker 8: to see you today. We don't seem to have Brian

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Speaker 8: hearing me. Brian Glenn, are you there, my friend? All right,

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Speaker 8: We're gonna get Brian dialed in here. The President said

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Speaker 8: he would talk to Maduro, the dictator of Venezuela. The

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Speaker 8: reason being is he's targeting the cartels that have had

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Speaker 8: so much impact on the United States. He said, when

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Speaker 8: we take out these boats, we saved lives. And that's

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Speaker 8: his position as to why he has strengthened the American

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Speaker 8: military position in the Caribbean and around South America. He's

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Speaker 8: going to address fentanyl, He's going to address cocaine. He's

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Speaker 8: going to dress the illegal drugs coming into this country.

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Speaker 8: And he said he's doing it because it's national security.

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Speaker 8: Other topics he touched on today chip manufactur that came

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Speaker 8: up a couple of times, talking about the number of

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Speaker 8: chips that have moved to Taiwan and the manufacturer of chips,

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Speaker 8: and he says need to come back to the United States.

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Speaker 8: He says, you know, chip security is national security. Economic

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Speaker 8: security is national security. And during the Biden administration, these

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Speaker 8: chips and these manufacturers went to Taiwan almost exclusively. He says,

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Speaker 8: that can't stand. We need to move on and make

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Speaker 8: sure that we get these manufacturers back here in the

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Speaker 8: United States, which should be good news for the manufacturers

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Speaker 8: here in the US. So we'll see if he's able

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Speaker 8: to accomplish that as well. Like I said, a wide

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Speaker 8: ranging conversation with the President, he was taking care and

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Speaker 8: he was asked about his voice. He sounded like he

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Speaker 8: was a little bit sick.

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Speaker 5: He was not.

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Speaker 8: He said, I was on the phone yelling at somebody

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Speaker 8: over a trade deal. I think is what he said,

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Speaker 8: Several questions, though, were ants asked an answer there for

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Speaker 8: the president. Do we have Brian Glenn? Now, all right,

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Speaker 8: we're gonna get Brian hooked up here, but first let

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Speaker 8: I'll bring on Real America's Vice correspondent Benny Ray Harmony

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Speaker 8: to give us some updates from Capitol Hill, and we'll

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Speaker 8: try to get Brian Glenn as well. Stay here with us,

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Speaker 8: we'll be right back. Nor Well. The band is back

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Speaker 8: together on Capitol Hill. After the government shutdown of forty

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Speaker 8: three days, they've all de sended back into Washington. It's

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Speaker 8: gonna be a busy week there, from votes on Snap

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Speaker 8: benefits and other bills, to revisions within the previous cr

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Speaker 8: regarding the Arctic frost scandal. Plus tomorrow we're told they're

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Speaker 8: going to vote to release those Epstein files that the

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Speaker 8: President now says release them all. The DJ is going

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Speaker 8: to investigate as well. Join me now to break it

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Speaker 8: all down, Real America's Voice congressional correspondent and the host

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Speaker 8: of Benny on the Block Anyway, Harmony, Benny, nice to

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Speaker 8: see you today. It's gonna be a busy week. Isn't

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Speaker 8: a lot to cover?

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Speaker 9: No?

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Speaker 15: Yes, Steve, you are correct. This is the first week

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Speaker 15: back in session and it is a jam packed week.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 15: I want to touch on the Snap benefits that you mentioned.

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Speaker 15: Secretary Rawlins on Friday, she came out with a pretty

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Speaker 15: big announcement. She said that she gave some of these

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Speaker 15: statistics to us as to how corrupt and dysfunctional the

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Speaker 15: SNAP program is, and she actually said in all of

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Speaker 15: American history, it's one of the worst programs that she's seen.

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Speaker 15: She said, I believe it was about one hundred and

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Speaker 15: eighty six thousand people that were dead are still receiving

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Speaker 15: SNAP benefits, as well as five hundred thousand people are

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Speaker 15: also double into these SNAP benefits. And so the corruption

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Speaker 15: and the wasteful government spending has been something that Trump

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Speaker 15: administration has really hounded on since day one. And so

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Speaker 15: we should expect here pretty soon from the President and

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Speaker 15: Secretary Rollins and a big announcement as she said that

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Speaker 15: people will have to start reapplying to ensure that the

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Speaker 15: money is going to the correct people. And also eighty

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Speaker 15: percent of people on SNAP benefits, I don't know that

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Speaker 15: many people know this are able working Americans. These are

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Speaker 15: people that can go to work but are choosing not to.

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Speaker 8: Steve, Yeah, that's remarkable to people that work every day

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Speaker 8: like you and I and people watching here today. Hundreds

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Speaker 8: of billions of dollars, is what they say. With that

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Speaker 8: nearly two hundred thousand. And that's just the dead people

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Speaker 8: that are collecting benefits. That's not the people are doing

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Speaker 8: it illegally, the other fraud, the other abuse. I mean

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Speaker 8: the amount of money here according to you, Secretary of Rollins.

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Speaker 8: It's jaw dropping, isn't it. Yeah, it is.

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Speaker 15: And to know that this is taxpayer dollars. The hard

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Speaker 15: working Americans who work from sun up to sundown are

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Speaker 15: getting their money taken. I also just saw an X

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Speaker 15: a few minutes ago that, oh what was it? There

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Speaker 15: was one individual who cashed in fifty thousand dollars of

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Speaker 15: EBT across six different states. And so it's very clear

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Speaker 15: that these systems need to have better checks and balances

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Speaker 15: into place to ensure this corruption doesn't keep happening.

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Speaker 8: Absolutely true, all right. I like to shift down to

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Speaker 8: the provision within the previous Continuing Resolution that allowed senators

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Speaker 8: to sue over being spied on during the Arctic frostcy.

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Speaker 8: I understand Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, for

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Speaker 8: praying to make provisions to reverse that provision. Apparently he

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Speaker 8: didn't like it. What can you tell us.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, so this was something that none of us really

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Speaker 15: expected to come about. The GOP senators, a few of them,

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Speaker 15: they snuck in this provision into the clean CR spending

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Speaker 15: bill that that says that it allows senators to sue

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Speaker 15: a taxpayer money up to five hundred thousand dollars. Steve

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Speaker 15: and Senator and Speaker Johnson. Many people may be asking, well,

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Speaker 15: you know, he's GOP two, why isn't he supporting this? Well,

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Speaker 15: the issue really comes back to this makes it look

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Speaker 15: like people in positions of power have privileges that other

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Speaker 15: Americans don't have. And Speaker Johnson just said this is unacceptable.

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Speaker 15: We even have Lear Jeffries coming out and saying, you know,

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Speaker 15: he hopes that Republicans will we'll come across the aisle

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Speaker 15: and vote with Speaker Johnson's bill, which is going to

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Speaker 15: be coming to the floor. We expect it tomorrow, and

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Speaker 15: this is a standalone bill that is fast tracked. Speaker

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Speaker 15: Johnson is not okay with this, and he really thinks

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Speaker 15: it looks very very bad to the American people. And

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Speaker 15: we know how well Thoon and Speaker Johnson work together.

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Speaker 15: So I'm really hoping, and I think a lot of

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Speaker 15: people here on the Hill are hoping that something can

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Speaker 15: happen with this, but it's a very odd thing to happen.

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Speaker 15: We definitely didn't see this one coming about.

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Speaker 8: All right, And of course what Democrats have been pushing for.

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Speaker 8: We expect to vote tomorrow on the release of the

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Speaker 8: Epstein files, whatever those are at this point, Benny, something

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Speaker 8: they're all watching closely. Democrats have been pushing for it.

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Speaker 8: I've been saying the whole time, Democrats, be careful what

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Speaker 8: you wish for, because you might see names on there

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Speaker 8: you weren't expecting and don't want to see. What can

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Speaker 8: you tell us.

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Speaker 15: Exactly? And Steve, I, actually this is the first time

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Speaker 15: I'm speaking about this. I just spoke to a few

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Speaker 15: sources inside of congressional offices here on the Hill, and

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Speaker 15: they are telling us that it could go a lot

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Speaker 15: different than we think it's going to go, in that

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Speaker 15: we should expect some Republicans to actually still even after

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Speaker 15: President Trump told them to vote to release these files,

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Speaker 15: we are still going to see some Republicans not.

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Speaker 5: Vote for it.

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Speaker 15: And so it I think this is a very difficult

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Speaker 15: topic and there's a lot of different opinions on this,

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Speaker 15: But being inside of some of these rooms. It's a

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Speaker 15: real it's up in the air. But I just I

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Speaker 15: hope that for the victim's sake, you know, we get

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Speaker 15: answers to this, and like Trump said, release the files,

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Speaker 15: show them He's not hiding anything. There's nothing to hide.

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Speaker 15: So that'll be expected tomorrow as well, and we'll be

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Speaker 15: giving you guys life coverage right here.

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Speaker 8: All right, Benny, thank you for that, Thank you for

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Speaker 8: the update on Capitolhill. It's gonna be a busy week

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Speaker 8: because they get back to work there after forty three

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Speaker 8: days of shutdown. Of course, we're going to take a break.

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Speaker 8: When we come back. Brian Glenn will join us to

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Speaker 8: discuss Venezuela ship manufacturing, of course, the World Cup and

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Speaker 8: all the festivities that go with that coming to America

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Speaker 8: next year. We'll be right back on Real America's Voice

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Speaker 8: in America's Voice Live. All right, let's head back to

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Speaker 8: the White House now. Bring in my friend and chief

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Speaker 8: White House corresponding for Real America's Voice, Brian Glenn. Brian,

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Speaker 8: good afternoon, Glad. We can talk now. A lot covered

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Speaker 8: there in the Oval office here. In the last little while,

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Speaker 8: of course, they started talking about the fife in the

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Speaker 8: World Cup and so forth. But I really want to

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Speaker 8: focus on this whole Venezuela deal. The President says he

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Speaker 8: will talk to Maduro, and people give him a hard

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Speaker 8: time for this, but look, he says he'll talk to

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Speaker 8: anyone to try to make the world a better place.

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Speaker 8: What are your thoughts when you heard him say that.

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Speaker 2: You know, I wasn't surprised when President Trump said that, because.

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Speaker 12: We know historically he will talk to anyone to resolve

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Speaker 12: any type of grievances, especially with some of these foreign countries.

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Speaker 2: So it doesn't surprise me at all.

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Speaker 12: And of course you heard him talk about stopping these boats,

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Speaker 12: these drug trafficking boats from going to the US. Each

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Speaker 12: boat that they destroy represent saving about twenty five thousand lives.

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Speaker 12: So he's very committed to that. And Steve, if you notice,

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Speaker 12: towards a little bit later in the press conference, a

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Speaker 12: reporter asked about making even strikes in Mexico on their soil,

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Speaker 12: and he thought for a second and say, well, that

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Speaker 12: might not be a bad idea, But I think negotiating,

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Speaker 12: I think really sitting down and having substitute conversation with

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Speaker 12: Maduro is the right thing to do for both countries.

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Speaker 8: I would agree with that. Look, we've seen what was it,

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Speaker 8: fourteen fifteen sixteen attacks on these drug running boats, whatever

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Speaker 8: it is. And for those that say these are fishing boats,

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Speaker 8: you know me, Brian, I've been on a lot of

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Speaker 8: fishing charters of my life. I've never seen fifty five

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Speaker 8: gallon barrels of chemicals in a fishing boat I've ever

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Speaker 8: been on. I've never seen a charter boat look quite

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Speaker 8: like that or with you know, four four hundred horse

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Speaker 8: motors trapped across them back And these are not fishing boats.

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Speaker 8: These are people running drugs. Now, we can debate a

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Speaker 8: n whether or not that's the appropriate drug boat to

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Speaker 8: be hitting, whether it's fentanyl or cocaine. But I think

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Speaker 8: most people are like, if you're running drugs and this happens.

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Speaker 2: That's on you.

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Speaker 8: I think a lot of people are okay with the

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Speaker 8: fact that the United States military saying, look, the culture

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Speaker 8: of importing drugs freely into America is coming to an end.

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Speaker 8: I think most people are okay with that. What are

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Speaker 8: your thoughts?

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Speaker 12: I think they are, And I know a couple of

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Speaker 12: weeks ago they were even questioning some of the intelligence

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Speaker 12: so that they had on these boats that they can

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Speaker 12: confirm that they were indeed drug trafficking boats. And and look,

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Speaker 12: I want to pass all judgment off to the people

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Speaker 12: that are in charge. They have the intelligence that they

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Speaker 12: can confirm that what they're doing and they're striking the

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Speaker 12: correct boats. They're not taking out a fishing boat. In

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Speaker 12: most in the public court of opinion, as far as

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Speaker 12: people are concerned, they want to see these drugs stop

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Speaker 12: coming into this country. If it means blowing up drugs

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Speaker 12: smugglers boats in the middle of the ocean. I think

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Speaker 12: they're okay with that, Steve, Yeah, I think they are

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Speaker 12: all right. So let's talk about chip manufacturing. That came

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Speaker 12: up a couple of times.

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Speaker 8: Look, this has been a big part of his conversation

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Speaker 8: as well, getting chip manufacturing and manufacturing in general back

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Speaker 8: to the United States. He mentioned Taiwan by name a

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Speaker 8: couple of times. Good ally of the United States, and

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Speaker 8: yet he says, look, we've got to bring that manufacturing here.

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Speaker 13: We do.

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Speaker 12: And you know what, that is a part of national

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Speaker 12: security as well, is making sure that we have those

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Speaker 12: Manact manufacturing plants here in this country. If you look

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Speaker 12: at what they've involved in everything from your dryer at

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Speaker 12: home to the car that you drive, the phone you use.

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Speaker 2: We need those chips made here.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 12: When it comes to training people to manufacture these chips,

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Speaker 12: that's kind of where the next debate comes in. We

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Speaker 12: need to make sure that we have some type of

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Speaker 12: conveyor belt of education to get these people trained to

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Speaker 12: make these chips, that we can open up these jobs

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Speaker 12: to Americans to do in the future. So I know

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Speaker 12: that's a highly debated topic as far as foreign workers

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Speaker 12: coming in, but there is something to what President Trump

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Speaker 12: is saying. If they're the best at what they do,

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Speaker 12: why not have the people that are the best of

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Speaker 12: what they do train Americans to do it and then

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Speaker 12: maybe slowly phase out that visa program and make it

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Speaker 12: where you're one hundred percent employing US citizens. I think

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Speaker 12: that's something that we could all agree with. But we

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Speaker 12: definitely need to bring manufacturing of chips back to this country. Also,

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Speaker 12: if you look at the pharmaceutical industry as well, Steve,

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Speaker 12: that needs to be also back here in the US,

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Speaker 12: and that is a part of national security as well.

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Speaker 8: Now it was not discussed here in the Oval, but

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Speaker 8: there is a lot of discussion about these health savings

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Speaker 8: accounts that the President floated out here a few days

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Speaker 8: ago about giving the American people their money and so

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Speaker 8: they can pick their own insurance pay for their own doctrines.

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Speaker 8: Over then, young people would, I would think, would embrace

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Speaker 8: this because if you're young and healthy, you don't need

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Speaker 8: to spend the money and it would roll over. Of course,

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Speaker 8: instead of enriching the insurance companies, he's saying, send them

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Speaker 8: money to the American people. I think that's been pretty

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Speaker 8: well received, of course, overshadowed by all the noise and

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Speaker 8: nonsense elsewhere weigh in on that.

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Speaker 12: For us, I will be the first one to tell

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Speaker 12: you I'm all support of this. I have an HSA account.

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Speaker 12: I absolutely love it. I feel like I'm in fifty

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Speaker 12: six years old. I'm in great shape. I don't rarely

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Speaker 12: go to the doctor other than the checkup, so this

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Speaker 12: particular plan works for me. Now you can also piggyback

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Speaker 12: another insurance plan that if you get hit by a

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Speaker 12: beer truck and you need to go into the mercery

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Speaker 12: room and do a little bit more extensive coverage, there's

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Speaker 12: something for that as well. But I think a lot

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Speaker 12: of these young people are gravitating towards these HSA They

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Speaker 12: make sense they're affordable, and I think you can you

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Speaker 12: want and what you need, rather than somebody's blanket policies.

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Speaker 2: So I think President Trump is spot.

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Speaker 12: On with that.

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Speaker 8: And the last thing that they're pretty proud of here

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Speaker 8: at this administration is securing the World Cup. It's going

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Speaker 8: to be a big deal. It's going to be primarily

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Speaker 8: in the United States. I mean, it's a big win.

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Speaker 8: I don't know if the American soccer team is up

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Speaker 8: to the challenge here at home, but they said it's

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Speaker 8: basically having four Super Bowls in a month. I mean,

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Speaker 8: that's pretty remarkable, isn't it.

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Speaker 16: It is.

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Speaker 12: And one of the top conversations on this was security,

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Speaker 12: and they really talked about Seattle in particular, that if

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Speaker 12: the crime and some of this chaos that's going on

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Speaker 12: in these cities, that President Trump is willing to relocate

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Speaker 12: these FIFA World Cup matches to another city that in

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Speaker 12: fact will guarantee a safe sporting event for fans.

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Speaker 2: But FIFA is a big deal. It's a big revenue maker.

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Speaker 12: Each one of these cities is, in experience, a huge

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Speaker 12: economic impact that will drive the local economy there. In

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Speaker 12: terms of how good the US FIFA team is well,

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Speaker 12: I asked the President Trump that a couple of months ago,

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Speaker 12: and he kind of turned to the FIFA president. He

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Speaker 12: far in the FIFA tournament. But we're certainly proud as

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Speaker 8: All right, Chile, in the nation's capital. I know that, Brian,

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Speaker 8: to talk about some good things here every day. Today's

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Speaker 8: sty comes to us from the Worlds of Fun Park

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Speaker 8: in Kansas, or a couple help to secure two young

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Speaker 8: girls after a safety bar mal function on a roller coaster.

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Speaker 8: How frightening is that the Mamba at the Worlds of

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Speaker 8: Fun Park is the tallest and longest roller coaster in

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Speaker 8: the park that invokes brave riders with a challenge of

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Speaker 8: overcoming the feet Chris and Cassie Evans decided to take

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Speaker 8: on the challenge and finally got on the ride, and

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Speaker 8: for a while it was going off without a hitch

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Speaker 8: until they heard a blood curdling scream right behind them.

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Speaker 8: When they turned around, they immediately noticed that the lap

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Speaker 8: bar restraint of the riders behind them was positioned upward,

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Speaker 8: and thanks to their quick thinking, a collective effort manifested,

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Speaker 8: which helped to ensure the safety of those riders. The

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Speaker 8: pair reached behind them, Chris looped his arm around the

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Speaker 8: lap bar and held it down while Casey held down

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Speaker 8: the legs of the girls for the duration of the ride,

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Speaker 8: all at seventy five miles an hour. Thankfully, the ride ended,

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Speaker 8: nobody was hurt and the park promptly shut down the

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Speaker 8: ride for a safety inspection. Good idea. Quick thinking is

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Speaker 8: a trait that manifests at unlikely times, and thankfully Chris

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Speaker 8: and Cassie Evans were there to prevent a potentially fatal accident.

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Speaker 8: Or for their effort, we take a moment to highlight

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Speaker 8: them as the people who make America wonderful today. Nice

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Speaker 8: work way to think on your feet when there's a crisis.

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Speaker 8: Well done. All right, We're going to find out a

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Speaker 8: lot more about this tomorrow. The Epstein files they're release

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Speaker 8: being voted on the howse and so the question of

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Speaker 8: the day for you. Are the Epstein files a top

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Speaker 8: concern for you? Bill Williams writes, if the victims want

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Speaker 8: the files released, then it's a top priority issue. I agree,

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Speaker 8: Mark Smith, midterms are my top concern. Could care less

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Speaker 8: about the Epstein files. Well, a lot of people do care.

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Speaker 8: Pastor Richard J. Prather Nope. On a scale of one

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Speaker 8: to ten, one being the lowest concern and ten being

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Speaker 8: the highest concern, maybe a three glory please the Lord,

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Speaker 8: thank you. Mark Connor writes, this not a big concern,

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Speaker 8: but I would like to know who they're trying to protect.

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Speaker 8: You know, that's a big question mark. We want to

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Speaker 8: know who they're trying to protect, because every time it

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Speaker 8: comes close to it coming out, it seems to get

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Speaker 8: slowed down. Now the Democrats having demanded all this information

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Speaker 8: be released, they've pumped the brakes too. Why is that,

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Speaker 8: Angela Campbell Rigali. The victims already know what happened, Yes,

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Speaker 8: they do, They certainly do. George Maxim, Well, you know

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Speaker 8: the Democrats are not releasing them because so many of

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Speaker 8: them are in there and are going to be arrested. Well,

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Speaker 8: we'll see. I don't know who's in there, but they're

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Speaker 8: gonna be some names that surprise everyone, I'm guessing, and

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Speaker 8: now names that won't surprise anybody. Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton.

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Speaker 8: You know these people are in there, so we'll find

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Speaker 8: out more. Maybe Karen Christy Jamison. Why did the Democrats

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Speaker 8: keep blocking them? It's up to the victims. Well, it's

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Speaker 8: up to law enforcement ultimately. Let's see Lacey Lace right. So, no,

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Speaker 8: it's ridiculous because people are so concerned about that when

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Speaker 8: we have bigger problems. A lot of people would argue

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Speaker 8: that's true, bigger problems to deal with. Joseph, do close

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Speaker 8: with all the delays and games they've been playing in DC,

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Speaker 8: all all the statements of their on their desk, the

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Speaker 8: four years of Biden win no interest. My take is

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Speaker 8: ninety percent of DC is complicit. The other ten percent

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Speaker 8: is suspect. You know that's not a bad take. Ninety

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Speaker 8: percent complicit, ten percent suspect. Trish Hicks writes this, I

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Speaker 8: just want to know when the left's witch hunt will

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Speaker 8: be over. I also wonder which witch hunt will be

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Speaker 8: the next one proposed by the left. You know you've

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Speaker 8: nailed it here, Trish. They will pivot first. It was

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Speaker 8: the shutdown most important thing in the world, healthcare, protecting

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Speaker 8: poor people, the snap benefits, and suddenly they pivot and

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Speaker 8: deliver the Epstein narrative again again. Although we know that

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Speaker 8: there's not much there that implicates President Trump. We know

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Speaker 8: because if it was there, the Democrats would have released

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Speaker 8: it over the last four years of the Biden administration.

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Speaker 8: They didn't. They didn't, and with Tim birch At, the

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Speaker 8: congressman from Tennessee, said let's let's putting it up for

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Speaker 8: a unanimous consent vote. Democrats said, no, why is that interesting,

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Speaker 8: isn't it? I mean, I do want to know the

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Speaker 8: names that are in there.

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Speaker 2: I do.

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Speaker 8: I think it's important to know in for the victims,

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Speaker 8: and if there are high ranking members of our of

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Speaker 8: our government or other governments, people from around the world's

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Speaker 8: that's what we don't know what's going to be in there.

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Speaker 8: I think Democrats might be surprised. And I said to

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Speaker 8: him for a while, be careful what you wish for,

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Speaker 8: because you just might get it. What you might get

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Speaker 8: is a list of people that you didn't realize we're

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Speaker 8: in there. Some of you ether have been trying to

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Speaker 8: prevent the release of this list or these comments or

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Speaker 8: these emails for a very long time. There's a reason

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Speaker 8: there's pushback here. I think we all know what it is.

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Speaker 8: There are powerful people in there, and maybe not members

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Speaker 8: of government, maybe members of captains of industry. Maybe we'll

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Speaker 8: find out. Remember, if you want to be part of

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Speaker 8: the question of the day, it's real simple. Follow me

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Speaker 8: on any of the social media platforms, all the usual suspects, Acts, Truth, Facebook,

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Speaker 8: all of them. Make sure you hit the like button

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Speaker 8: when you do it too, and follow me, and then

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Speaker 8: you can be part of the Question of the day.

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Speaker 8: You can get there. And if you don't want to

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Speaker 8: do that email me go to Steve Gruber dot com.

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Speaker 8: Steve Gruber dot com, send me an email. Good chance

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Speaker 8: that'll get used right here and we'll talk about all

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Speaker 8: of that. Be sure to join me first thing in

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Speaker 8: the morning to start your Daniel America's Voices. Well that's

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Speaker 8: all the instructions. I have lots of stuff. Follow me

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Speaker 8: on social media. Send me an email if you don't

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Speaker 8: want to have your name read here, uh and it

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Speaker 8: We'll just keep going right. Bowling is standing by to

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Speaker 8: join the big party. Now, Bowling, how are you?

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Speaker 2: I'm good?

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Speaker 16: Can I answer the question of the day?

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Speaker 8: Absolutely?

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Speaker 2: I want to see it.

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Speaker 16: I want to see the list. I want to know

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Speaker 16: who's on it. I want to know who's hiding what

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Speaker 16: and why?

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Speaker 2: Is what I want to know.

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Speaker 16: And for those who say so Trump doesn't want it,

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Speaker 16: so we shouldn't want it, I'm going to disagree here

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Speaker 16: because I look, Trump can't be reelected, he's m term limited.

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Speaker 16: He can't constitutionally term limited. Dan can try and get

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Speaker 16: reelected again. It's gonna be that's a tall order institutional rewrite,

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Speaker 16: so to speak. But so whatever is in it that

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Speaker 16: implicates it will it'll bounce off him. I want to

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Speaker 16: know the rest of the people. I want to know

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Speaker 16: who else was involved. Captains of industry, go screw yourselves.

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Speaker 16: I want to know if you're doing it, you need

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Speaker 16: to be prosecuted these people. And the problem is, Steve,

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Speaker 16: I'm if I may just correct the little part of

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Speaker 16: what your your answer to one of those emails?

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Speaker 2: So is the left ones? No, because.

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Speaker 16: The Pambondi Cashpitality, they all came out of the box

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Speaker 16: saying we're gonna we're gonna release the Epstein fire, We're

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Speaker 16: gonna give you everything, and here's a little taste, here's

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Speaker 16: this packet, and then they walked it back. And that's

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Speaker 16: the part I just it just Maga is being divided

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Speaker 16: right now. There's part of MAGA that says, no matter

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Speaker 16: what Trump says and wants, this is all that matters.

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Speaker 16: And there's another part where I come from. I come

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Speaker 16: from Bannon disciples, and I don't know where Steve is,

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Speaker 16: but it's America first. Trump is the pre prayer of

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Speaker 16: America first. Yeah, and America wants to know what these

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Speaker 16: line balls were doing. Bill Clinton's on that list. I'm

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Speaker 16: sure in many different ways.

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Speaker 8: I want to know.

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Speaker 16: In what ways I want to know what ways it is.

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Speaker 16: Bill Gates was, I want to know where this summer,

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Speaker 16: so the Treasury Department secretary, I want to know in

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Speaker 16: the American people deserve to know.

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Speaker 2: That's where I say.

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Speaker 5: So.

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Speaker 8: I played a clip I played a clip on my

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Speaker 8: morning show here in Real America's Voice Today of Donald

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Speaker 8: Trump right after he announced his run for president in

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Speaker 8: twenty and fifteen, and he stopped buy and he talked

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Speaker 8: to these guys for a moment. He said, look, there's

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Speaker 8: a real problem here for the Clintons and for Prince Andrew.

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Speaker 8: Although we don't have to call him Prince anymore. We

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Speaker 8: can just call him mister Windsor, because he's.

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Speaker 16: Not him, call him the royal formerly known as Prince.

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Speaker 8: See what he did, but well done. But Donald Trump,

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Speaker 8: from the first moments of his presidents Will run in

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Speaker 8: twenty fifteen, was saying, look, that island is a cesspool.

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Speaker 8: There's a problem there. Hillary Clinton may have a political

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Speaker 8: problem because of what Bill did on that island going

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Speaker 8: down there. So Donald Trump didn't do that because he

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Speaker 8: had connections that and he didn't, And if he did,

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Speaker 8: we'd already know that. I'm certainly convinced of it. So Uh,

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Speaker 8: we'll see how the vote goes tomorrow. I expected to

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Speaker 8: vote to release whatever it is going to release. I

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Speaker 8: don't know if it's a list per se, it doesn't

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Speaker 8: have names and you know, but we'll see what it

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Speaker 8: is and I look forward to it. So I hope

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Speaker 8: it's everything.

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Speaker 16: Let let the American people read what these these titans

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Speaker 16: of industry and the people. Here's the problem A why

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Speaker 16: these titans of industry are big donors to both sides.

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Speaker 16: And I think there's where the protections right