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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 3: My mother was an activist for reproductive rights and LGBTQ rights,

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Speaker 3: and she took me to Pride parades back when, well,

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Speaker 3: they weren't really parades, they were protests.

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Speaker 4: So I have to laugh.

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Speaker 5: When I hear the right wing carry on about the

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Speaker 5: dangers of exposing kids to trans people or same sex couples,

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Speaker 5: because I'm living proof that introducing your kids to the

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Speaker 5: gay agenda might result in them growing up to be governor.

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Speaker 6: This morning, early this morning, one of the top leaders

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Speaker 6: of MS thirteen was apprehended. He was the leader for

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Speaker 6: the East Coast, one of the top three in the

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Speaker 6: entire country. He is an illegal alien from El Salvador,

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Speaker 6: and he will not be living in our country much longer.

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Speaker 7: Let's talk about the newsroom.

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Speaker 8: You have eighty seven registered Democrats, not a single Republican

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Speaker 8: in your editor boards. I mean, how does that work

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Speaker 8: to give us the perception that you're doing your job

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Speaker 8: of actually delivering unbiased information.

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Speaker 9: Well, I would agree with you that that number is

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Speaker 9: a concern if it is accurate. I do believe that

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Speaker 9: we need to have journalists who represent the full breadth

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Speaker 9: of the American society so that we can report well

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Speaker 9: for all Americans.

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Speaker 5: No matter how many surgeries you have or chemicals you inject,

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Speaker 5: if you're born with male DNA in every cell, if

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Speaker 5: your body, you can never become a woman.

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Speaker 1: You're not going to be a woman.

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Speaker 10: Let me ask you, why did you call President Trump

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Speaker 10: a fascists and a deranged racist sociopath in twenty.

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Speaker 9: Twenty, Congressman, I appreciate the opportunity to address this. I

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Speaker 9: regret those tweets. I would not tweet them again today.

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Speaker 9: They represented a time where I was reflecting on something

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Speaker 9: that I believe that the President had said, rather than

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Speaker 9: who he is.

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Speaker 11: I don't presume that anyone is a racist.

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Speaker 7: Which you don't believe anyone is a racist.

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Speaker 11: I don't start by presuming anyone as a racist.

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Speaker 12: Well, Caylen, send you on Nally. Do I want to

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Speaker 12: talk about the VA I have a question as via secretary,

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Speaker 12: and I would like to know why CNN is hostile

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Speaker 12: to veterans, especially one in Florida where you just had

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Speaker 12: a five million dollar defamation suit taking a fence at

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Speaker 12: a veteran who is trying to help people.

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Speaker 13: Ultimately, the buck stops with the President of the United

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Speaker 13: States of America, which is why I made clear to

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Speaker 13: President Trump yesterday and my correspondence that the Secretary of

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Speaker 13: Defense should be fired immediately if he's not man enough

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Speaker 13: to own up to his mistakes and resign and disgrace.

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Speaker 4: Nobody's texting war plans.

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Speaker 1: Well, I noticed this morning.

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Speaker 14: Out came something that doesn't look like war plans.

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Speaker 4: And as a matter of fact, they even changed the title.

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Speaker 14: To attack plans because they know it's not war plans.

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Speaker 14: There's no units, no locations, no routes, no flight paths,

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Speaker 14: no sources, no methods, no classified information.

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Speaker 15: So billions have gone into both of your coffers over

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Speaker 15: the last several decades. And I understand why Democrats on

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Speaker 15: this committee are going to viciously and vehemently defend you

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Speaker 15: all because you become a propaganda wing.

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Speaker 1: Of the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 15: Sixty seven percent of your viewers and listeners identify as Democrat,

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Speaker 15: with only twelve percent conservative, and you've become a sandbox

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Speaker 15: for leftist propagandists to frolic on taxpayer dime and no more.

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Speaker 15: And when you said in the beginning, you're going to

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Speaker 15: promote a symphony of ideological viewpoints, yeah, you do if

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Speaker 15: you are left leaning left, far left or remarkable marks

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Speaker 15: and steal back.

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Speaker 16: I heard Seacat today and visiting this facility, and first

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Speaker 16: of all, I want to thank El Salvador and their

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Speaker 16: president for their partnership with the United States of America

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Speaker 16: to bring our terrorists here and to incarcerate them and

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Speaker 16: have consequences for the violence that they have perpetuated in

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Speaker 16: our communities. I also want everybody to know if you

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Speaker 16: come to our country illegally, this is one of the

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Speaker 16: consequences you could face. First of all, do not come

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Speaker 16: to our country illegally. You will be removed and you

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Speaker 16: will be prosecuted. But know that this facility is one

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Speaker 16: of the tools in our toolkit that we will use

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Speaker 16: if you commit crimes against the American people.

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Speaker 17: This is what happens when you let good cops be cops,

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Speaker 17: and we're going to continue to let good cops be

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Speaker 17: cops across this country. This is the mandate we have.

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Speaker 17: But thanks to the brave leadership of this administration and

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Speaker 18: Let me just say, as a Minnesota Pete Haigseth is

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Speaker 18: the worst export from Minnesota that we've ever seen, right,

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Speaker 18: and let me be honest about something.

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Speaker 1: His actions is very.

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Speaker 19: Undisciplined way of communicating put Americans lives at risk, right,

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Speaker 19: and he needs to either resign or be fired.

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Speaker 18: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 18: coming from every angle.

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Speaker 1: But the will to the sieve, fear not.

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Speaker 18: You found the place for truth, the voice of a

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Speaker 18: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 18: greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot here

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 19: Wow, Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. I interview

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Speaker 19: with you as always, Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 19: We have a very important show here today. The signal

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Speaker 19: situation is continuing, and I would love to no longer

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Speaker 19: talk about this. It is my preference to go talk

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Speaker 19: about other issues that are occurring right now. There's a

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Speaker 19: lot of good things happening. Our southern border is secure.

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Speaker 19: Governor Christy numb is going and she's visiting El Salvadorian prisons.

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Speaker 19: But this is a very very important story, and let

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Speaker 19: me tell you why, because it is revealing a fault

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Speaker 19: line of actually what divides the Republican Party. The Republican

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Speaker 19: Party is not divided based on domestic policy. We're actually

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Speaker 19: largely in agreement. We want low taxes, we want economic freedom,

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Speaker 19: even deportations. You're not going to find a lot of

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Speaker 19: fight amongst rank and file Republican senators about this. Instead,

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Speaker 19: the fault line, the dividing line in the Republican Party

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Speaker 19: is foreign policy.

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Speaker 4: It is foreign policy.

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Speaker 19: It's whether or not you want to continue the Great

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Speaker 19: American Empire, if you want to invade more sovereign countries,

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Speaker 19: if you believe the Iraq War in the Afghanistan War

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Speaker 19: were a success or a mistake. The jd vance America

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Speaker 19: First force that President Trump has been pushing forward to

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Speaker 19: the President trump jadvance force, i should say, is one

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Speaker 19: of America First, not America only, but America First, where

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Speaker 19: the other side of the Republican Party is America everywhere,

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Speaker 19: all the time, regardless of the costs, the consequences, or

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Speaker 19: the issues that we might intentionally or unintentionally may happen.

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Speaker 19: The fallout from the signal chat is revealing this fault line.

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Speaker 19: It is revealing the fault line because on one side

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Speaker 4: On the other side. You have the realists.

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Speaker 19: You have the America First patriots, and they are trying

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Speaker 19: to use this as an opportunity the neo conservatives on

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Speaker 19: Capitol Hill, the neo conservatives within our deep state of

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Speaker 19: government to remove the good guys in our administration. So

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Speaker 19: you have two teams here. I'm going to break it through.

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Speaker 19: No one else is making this analysis right now, because

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Speaker 19: I happen to be in the weeds on this. I'm

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Speaker 19: telling you exactly what's occurring. Number one, there is a

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Speaker 19: coordinated hit. There is a concerted attack. There is a

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Speaker 19: collaborative strike against Pete Hegseth. Front page the Wall Street Journal.

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Speaker 19: Hegseth faces rising scrutiny over security breach on chat.

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Speaker 4: Front page of the New York Times.

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Speaker 19: Right here leaked signal chat excerpts on the signal chat

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Speaker 19: published Wednesday. It's all about Pete Hegseth. Now understand, whose

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Speaker 19: job is it to make sure that established order is

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Speaker 19: followed in military communications? First and foremost, it's actually the

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Speaker 19: National Security Advisor's job.

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Speaker 4: It is Mike.

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Speaker 19: Waltz and his team to even say, hey, Pete, we

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Speaker 19: should not be having this conversation here.

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Speaker 4: Who set up the chat? Did Pete Hegseth set up

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Speaker 4: the group chat.

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Speaker 19: No no, no, Mike Waltz and Alex Wong set up

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Speaker 19: the group chat. Not Pete heg Seth. Pete Hegseth merely

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Speaker 4: Should he have done that?

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Speaker 19: Maybe maybe not signals an approved device said it wasn't

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Speaker 19: classwid information. But what you're seeing all of a sudden

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Speaker 19: as a response is someone who is not responsible for

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Speaker 19: this under any fair analysis, is getting all of the

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Speaker 19: media's scrutiny. It's a coordinated attack on our friend of

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Speaker 19: this program, Pete Hegseth, and we are not going to

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Speaker 19: put up with this. They are trying to they being

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Speaker 19: the neo conservative on Capitol Hill. I'm going to tell

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Speaker 19: you who they are named by name to now go

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Speaker 19: remove Pete Hegseth. And remember how hard we had to

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Speaker 19: fight to get Pete Hegseeth across the finish line.

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Speaker 4: We had the whole joney earned situation.

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Speaker 19: Mitch McConnell voted against him, We had to go to

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Speaker 19: fifty votes and Jade Vance had to break the tie.

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Speaker 19: And they are now trying to remove Pete hegg Seth

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Speaker 19: because Pete Hegseth.

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Speaker 4: Is not a warmonger.

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Speaker 19: What bothered them the most about the signal chat is

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Speaker 19: not the fact that they were using signal to discuss.

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Speaker 4: Quote unquote tech plans or war plans.

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Speaker 19: What bothered them is Pete Hegseth and Jade Vance are

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Speaker 19: simpatico in a prudent use of American force and a

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Speaker 19: cautious foreign policy perspective, not a belligerent one, not a

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Speaker 19: against Pete Hegseth, but it's not just Pete Hegseth. Also,

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Speaker 4: The seven US.

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Speaker 19: Senators refused to even go on the record. This is

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Speaker 19: revealing the fault line of the actual divide in the

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Speaker 19: Republican Party, and it is foreign policy. You know who

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Speaker 19: else shares Cheney and George W. Bush views.

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Speaker 4: It's Jeffrey Goldberg.

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Speaker 19: He was a fake news hack used to stoke the

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Speaker 19: Iraq War coincidence. Maybe, So what's really going on here

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Speaker 19: is a fight for the soul of our Republican Party.

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Speaker 19: It's not about signal group chats. It's not about security,

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Speaker 19: it's not about any of that.

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Speaker 4: Hocus pocus stuff.

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Speaker 19: It's not about Roger Wicker, who's sending this ridiculous letter

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Speaker 19: from Mississippi saying, but we need to have a Department

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Speaker 19: of Defense ig investigation. Do you notice that none of

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Speaker 19: them on Capitol Hill, from Tom Cotton to Roger Wicker,

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Speaker 19: are drawing any fire on the person that actually created

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Speaker 19: notice that they're not criticizing Mike Waltz at all, that

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Speaker 19: they're not going after Alex Wong, his deputy, who's the

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Speaker 19: one that was responsible for putting this all together. No, Instead,

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Speaker 19: out of nowhere, it's Pete Hegseth's fault. What is that

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Speaker 19: all about. It's because they want to remove Pete hegg

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Speaker 19: Seth regardless of this entire situation. Oh, and it gets

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Speaker 19: even richer than this. So Alex Wong is the Deputy

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Speaker 19: National Security Advisor under Mike Waltz. Alex Wang discovered by

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Speaker 19: Laura Lumer. His wife, Candace chu Wong, worked under the

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Speaker 19: Obama administration and the Biden administration as an assistant US

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Speaker 19: So why is it that Pete Hegseth gets all the criticism,

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Speaker 19: for revenge. The military industrial complex VIO, the neo conservatives

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Speaker 19: This simultaneous strike against Pete Hegseth is not a mistake.

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Speaker 19: It is orchestrated. So Tom Cotton tweets out this morning,

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Speaker 19: Alex Wong and his wife Candace are completing total patriots.

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Speaker 4: That's quite a statement.

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Speaker 19: For three years, Alex worked hard for me until President

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Speaker 19: We have to see the fourth from the trees on

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Speaker 19: Wait a second, why is it that Hakeem Jeffries and

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Speaker 19: the National Review are all saying that Pete Hegseth should

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Speaker 19: Did you say we should fire Mike Waltz or Alex Wong,

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Speaker 4: Oh but no, Pete Hegseth? Really?

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Speaker 19: Oh you mean you wanted to get rid of Pete anyway,

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Speaker 19: And then Senator Mark Kelly's coming out, and then the

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Speaker 19: a little disorienting to you because it has nothing to

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Speaker 19: Maybe there's something else going on here. Maybe the Roger

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Speaker 19: yourself exactly why is it that you're picking Pete Because

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Speaker 19: It's a government approved device, it's a proved messaging platform.

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Speaker 19: That is a completely different threshold of the person who

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Speaker 19: let me tell you this, President Trump is awesome. The

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Speaker 19: That's not the point. The point is who's calling for it.

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Speaker 19: Roger Wicker, this morning, we should put this up. Roger

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Speaker 19: That's strange, Hakim, did you not call for the resignation

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Speaker 19: Because he's not a threat to you guys, Because he

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Speaker 19: Mike Waltz is back channeling to all you guys. I

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Speaker 19: It is a hard right redline that you're not gonna

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Speaker 19: through some not great news here in this segment. But

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Speaker 19: that's why I love that you're wearing the hat, Cliff.

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Speaker 19: Even though it might not be great news, we still

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Speaker 19: won the White House. Cliff, how you doing. Great to

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Speaker 19: see you.

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Speaker 21: It's great to be here, Charlie Love How fired you

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Speaker 21: hope you were for that first half. Man, we've got

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Speaker 21: a lot going on. I feel like every hour we've

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Speaker 21: got something new. But we've got our country bag, which

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Speaker 21: is great.

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Speaker 11: Well.

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Speaker 19: Look, as you know, I have a special disdain for

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Speaker 19: neo conservatives who pretend to be America first to their voters.

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Speaker 19: If you want to go be a neo conservative, happy,

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Speaker 19: go lucky, invade Iran, colonized Venezuela, and go bomb every

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Speaker 19: country that you can't pronounce, at least tell you voters

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Speaker 19: that's who you are. Don't go send mailers and say

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Speaker 19: I'm America first. By the way, let's go to war

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Speaker 19: against the run. It's repulsive, it's dishonest, it's deceitful. Cliff,

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Speaker 19: tell us what happened last evening, I believe, or at

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Speaker 19: least a couple days ago, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, so in Pennsylvania we had two special elections. The

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Speaker 21: first was a state House special out in the Pittsburgh area.

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Speaker 21: This is a Democrat seat, seventy five to twenty five.

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Speaker 21: No way to win that seat. And so obviously the

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Speaker 21: Democrats kept that, which kept the majority in the House.

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Speaker 21: But the major chakra, Charlie was there was a special

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Speaker 21: Senate election. This is Senate District thirty six. This is Lancaster, PA.

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Speaker 21: This is a district and Trump won by fifteen percentage points.

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Speaker 21: It's actually a R plus twenty three. When you look

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Speaker 21: at Democrat to Republican registrations, Republicans are up by twenty

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Speaker 21: three percent. If you look on the screen here, you

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Speaker 21: can see this was a shock result. Democrats ran up

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Speaker 21: the score. You see, they're the mail in voting eight

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Speaker 21: thousand male and votes to Republicans three thousand, and we

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Speaker 21: ended up losing the race by about five hundred votes.

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Speaker 21: And Charlie, the most frustrating thing for me is we

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Speaker 21: offered to run our pachase program and we were told

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Speaker 21: by the consultant.

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Speaker 20: Class, Hey, don't worry, it's a waste of money. We

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Speaker 20: got it. We're going to get the mail ballots in.

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Speaker 21: And now we're finding out they didn't chase one mail

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Speaker 21: in ballot with no paid ballot chasers. There was no

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Speaker 21: program whatsoever, and so it's just frustrating for us to

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Speaker 21: lose a seat like this in a time where we're

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Speaker 21: supposed to be mobilizing in the off year. I thought

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Speaker 21: that twenty twenty four was going to be the time

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Speaker 21: when groups like Turning Point, groups like Citizens Alliance, we

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Speaker 21: went out and proved to folks, listen, all you have

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Speaker 21: to do is take these Trump supporters and make them

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Speaker 21: Trump voters. That's a great line of years, that's true.

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Speaker 21: But the consultant class has yet to figure it out. Charling,

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Speaker 21: I'll take the blame for this. You know, I believe

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Speaker 21: them that it was going to be a cakewalk, that

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Speaker 21: it was going to be some sort of just easy win,

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Speaker 21: and bec because we rested on our laurels, the Democrats

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Speaker 21: have now shifted a Senate seat, and we cannot let

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Speaker 21: that happen again. So I'm committing on your show that

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Speaker 21: no more will I listen to the consultant class and

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Speaker 21: these corrupt folks in Harrisburg. We're just going to go

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Speaker 21: do our program, and we cannot listen to these people

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Speaker 21: who don't understand the power of chasing ballots.

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Speaker 19: So I just I'm going to ask a provocative question.

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Speaker 19: Do they really care that much about winning or is

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Speaker 19: it more just about the graph than making money? And

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Speaker 19: if they happen to win, then it's a nice little bonus.

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Speaker 20: Well, look, I actually think it's a little worse than that.

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Speaker 21: I think we were pushed out because you know, people

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Speaker 21: want to be able to take full credit. The nice

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Speaker 21: thing about twenty twenty four is we all work together, right,

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Speaker 21: we all say, look, we don't care who gets credit.

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Speaker 20: We just want to win.

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Speaker 21: And so we took the different tactics, we took the

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Speaker 21: different assignments for certain states and certain ways that we

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Speaker 21: were going to reach voters, and we all just owned it.

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Speaker 21: And so what I find is, yet, cha are they

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Speaker 21: I'm looking at the reports here, these folks are lining

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Speaker 21: their pockets. They're not understanding how to communicate with voters.

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Speaker 21: And it's every single excuse that we hear from the

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Speaker 21: Ron McDaniel types, from the previous GOP leaders. It's candidate quality,

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Speaker 21: it's too extreme of a message, they're too maga, they're

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Speaker 21: too America first. This is all the Monday morning quarterback,

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Speaker 21: and you're hearing now because the consultants just don't get it.

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Speaker 21: So yes, they're lining their pockets, but I also think

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Speaker 21: they just don't understand we're not the party of Carl

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Speaker 21: Rove anymore.

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Speaker 20: The rules don't allow.

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Speaker 21: Us to just spend millions on TV ads and then

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Speaker 21: wonder why we didn't win.

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Speaker 20: It's an election month, it is.

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Speaker 21: Not an election week, it is not an election day

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Speaker 21: in Pennsylvania, and it's time we actually adapt. I think

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Speaker 21: the silver lining here, Charlie is that these consultants have

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Speaker 21: been so embarrassed that even the most you know I

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Speaker 21: would call them establishment type voters are like, how in

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Speaker 21: the world did you lose a Trump plus fifteen c

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Speaker 21: Maybe this chasing of ballots is what we should focus on.

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Speaker 21: So I'm hoping this is the wake up call for

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Speaker 21: all of the patriots across PA to say, we cannot

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Speaker 21: miss an election. We have to chase ballots in every

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Speaker 21: election in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 19: So, Cliff, here's the good news. The good news is

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Speaker 19: that we know it can work in a general election.

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Speaker 4: You've did it.

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Speaker 19: We helped a little bit, but you were the pioneer.

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Speaker 19: You were the vanguard, especially to get Dave McCormick to

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Speaker 19: be a US Senator. We have a special election problem

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Speaker 19: right now. Randy Fine is in a big fight right

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Speaker 19: now in the Florida sixth congressional district. There's a new

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Speaker 19: story breaking today that a Lease Stephanic might not end

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Speaker 19: up resigning to become you an ambassador because it might

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Speaker 19: put the margins a little bit in jeopardy. Now, I

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Speaker 19: think that if Josh Parker became the nominee, it wouldn't

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Speaker 19: be a problem. But that's a separate issue for another time.

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Speaker 19: What do we need to do to change the mindset

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Speaker 19: of our base our funders that these special elections matter?

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Speaker 20: Yeah, well, I'm with you. I think if it gets

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Speaker 20: to be pretty close, you know, we like Elise.

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Speaker 21: But I think the power of having the majority is

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Speaker 21: extremely important.

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Speaker 20: So I would double down on that.

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Speaker 21: But I think, Charlie, it's what we've preached for the

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Speaker 21: last year and a half, which is, look in a

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Speaker 21: lot of these areas. Look at Randy Fines district, you know,

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Speaker 21: look at Jimmy Petronas in this district, Florida one.

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Speaker 20: They have the voters.

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Speaker 21: Okay, we're not talking about swing districts where hey, you know,

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Speaker 21: maybe we have to work on registration, or maybe we

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Speaker 21: have to do persuasion or maybe we have to message correctly.

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Speaker 20: No, we just have to do the ground team to

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Speaker 20: turn out our voters. So yes, do they need to run.

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Speaker 21: Traditional advertising shore, But I think the shift in mindset,

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Speaker 21: the shift in the culture within Republican strategic circles has

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Speaker 21: to be taking the model from twenty twenty four and

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Speaker 21: making it permanent infrastructure.

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Speaker 20: Right. I mean, that's what.

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Speaker 21: We're doing in PA. We're doing five hundred thousand dollors

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Speaker 21: every year. And I think the folks in Florida and

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Speaker 21: the folks in New York, if it does come up

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Speaker 21: for an election, we have to understand if if you

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Speaker 21: have the voters and you said this are the first

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Speaker 21: person I heard ever say this, take Trump supporters and

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Speaker 21: make them Trump voters, Meaning we have the people, we

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Speaker 21: have the energy, but we need to double down on

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Speaker 21: the ground game the same way the Democrats do.

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Speaker 20: And by the way, this race and.

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Speaker 21: PA, Joshapiro hat one hundred and five full time people

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Speaker 21: on the ground.

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Speaker 20: He gets it.

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Speaker 21: They might be in disarray nationally, they might not have

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Speaker 21: a leader, but politics is business to them and they

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Speaker 21: take it seriously. We as Republicans have to start understanding

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Speaker 21: and taking it serious that we are going to double down,

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Speaker 21: work the doors, chase the ballots, and exploit the rules

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Speaker 21: legally the way the Democrats do.

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Speaker 19: It's a major mentality issue. And also comment on Wisconsin.

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Speaker 19: Right now, we have this Wisconsin Supreme Court seat. We're

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Speaker 19: working our tailoff, We're driving turnout in the Wow counties.

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Speaker 19: The problem is that the Democrats they have more full

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Speaker 19: time bodies. If it wasn't for Turning point Action, it

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Speaker 19: would be a little of a nightmare on the ground there.

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Speaker 19: We're doing everything we can to squeeze out. But every day,

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Speaker 19: let me tell you, we are knocking on doors in

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Speaker 19: Wisconsin and the team's doing a great job. Tyler and Brett.

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Speaker 19: They're working their tail off at turning point Action. But

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Speaker 19: every day we're knocking on doors and someone will say,

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Speaker 4: We just elected Trump? What do you mean? This is

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Speaker 4: a problem, Cliff.

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Speaker 19: We have to change the entire philosophy of a Republican

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Speaker 21: Yeah, and I think the message you know at the door,

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Speaker 21: I'm sure you know you guys are getting the same

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Speaker 21: feedback that we get in pa is. We have to

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Speaker 21: figure out a way to tie this to something that

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Speaker 21: is if you want to continue the Trump agenda, and Charlie,

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Speaker 21: the best part is, I mean, look at the approval ratings, right,

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Speaker 21: If we can tie these candidates to Trump, that's a

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Speaker 21: huge net positive.

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Speaker 20: Despite with the row and the Romney.

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Speaker 21: Type, folks are going to tell you people want the message,

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Speaker 21: they want Magga, they want America first, they want the

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Speaker 21: Golden Age. And I think you're right, it's an institutional

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Speaker 21: it's a cultural shift. But I think the nice thing

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Speaker 21: is we still have Trump to at least to try

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Speaker 21: to attach on to. And obviously he's not in the ballot,

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Speaker 21: which makes it difficult. But with Elon in the White

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Speaker 21: hour to create massive reform to save this republic, that's

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Speaker 21: the challenge for us is how do we connect whatever

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Speaker 21: election it is, if it's Brad for Supreme Court in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 21: if it's the Specials in Florida, connecting that our candidate

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Speaker 21: must win. It is vital that you vote because it's

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Speaker 21: going to continue these Trump reforms that are saving the country.

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Speaker 21: It's not an easy task, right, It's a challenge because

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Speaker 21: people aren't as motivated without Trump on the ballot. But

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Speaker 21: I think that's our excuse, that's our hurdle to have

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Speaker 21: to get over, and I think we're doing the legwork

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Speaker 21: to hopefully deliver some strong results.

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Speaker 19: What is on the docket of other races that we

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Speaker 19: should be aware of beyond Wisconsin and this year? And look, everybody,

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Speaker 19: we're going to be in a midterm cycle. By Chris,

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Speaker 21: Cliff tell us, Yeah, well, I think you've got, you know,

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Speaker 21: big races. Obviously, New Hampshire in terms of the Senate

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Speaker 21: state that we play in, hoping you guys go out

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Speaker 20: We've got some big talks there with Tyler.

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Speaker 21: But look, let me come back to Pa, which is

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Speaker 21: If we're talking twenty twenty six, we've got three congressional

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Speaker 21: swing districts. We won all three of those in twenty

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Speaker 21: twenty four. We don't win those. We don't have the

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Speaker 21: Now that we're going to have to win. We're going

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Speaker 21: to have to do the typical Chase program. But Charlie,

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Speaker 21: let's just look at twenty twenty five. Right, Obviously, Wisconsin

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Speaker 21: and these Florida races are going to be huge. Greatly

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Speaker 21: for you guys, we'd have no shot to win that race.

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Speaker 21: Twenty twenty five. In Pennsylvania, there's something very interesting. The

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Speaker 21: And here's why it's important. If you want Jade vance

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Speaker 19: Right now, we are living under an attempted judicial coup,

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Speaker 19: attempted judicial supremacy.

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Speaker 19: When you can look to other countries to see where

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Speaker 19: this goes. Right now, in the country of Brazil, there

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Speaker 19: is a shocking and a horrifying development happening. Remember back

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Speaker 19: in twenty twenty two, Bolsonnaro lost by a razor thin margin.

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Speaker 19: gigantic Joe Biden's style law fair crackdown. Judges in Brazil

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Speaker 19: have exerted far more power than even in the United States.

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Speaker 19: going to be put on trial for supposedly plotting a coup.

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Speaker 19: President Lula said today that it's Bolsignaro's duty to quote

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Speaker 19: Brazil that we allegedly call an ally. If Russia were

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Speaker 19: to do this, we would sanction them. If Brazil does it,

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Speaker 19: why are we putting up with it? And the answer

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Speaker 19: and President Trump should issue tariffs and if necessary, sanctions

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Speaker 19: on Brazil for this kind of reckless, immoral behavior. But

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Speaker 19: even more than that, this is a warning sign. This

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Speaker 19: is what judicial despotism looks like. This is the type

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Speaker 19: The left believes in democracy, allegedly, but do you know

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Speaker 19: making themselves dictators. The judge is an avatar of democracy.

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Speaker 19: They don't believe in voting, they don't believe in the

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Speaker 19: will of the people. They don't believe in the sovereign.

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Speaker 19: It's just being a liberal. It is a judicial oligarchy.

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Speaker 19: These are all warnings to us. As we now have

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Speaker 4: We can look to.

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Speaker 19: and praise the Lord, because when we dodge that bullet

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Speaker 19: were headed under a Kamala Harris presidency. This is where

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Speaker 19: we are headed under a Joe Biden regime. If Donald

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Speaker 19: Trump would have been shot and killed there, there is

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Speaker 19: no guarantee that we would have won a presidential election

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Speaker 4: They would have locked all of us in jail. They

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Speaker 19: And what they are doing to Bolsonnio is exactly what

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Speaker 19: And Brazil is a canary in the coal mine, a

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Speaker 4: Second hour coming up.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news Break. I'm

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Speaker 2: Terrence Bates. In twenty twenty one, a record high eighty

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Speaker 2: percent of adults in the United States reported taking some

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Speaker 2: sort of dietary supplement. Commonly used supplements include vitamin D, magnesium,

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Speaker 2: fish oil, and even multi vitamin Well. This morning, we're

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Speaker 2: introducing you to Pure Health Research. It's one of the

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Speaker 2: Naturopathic doctor Holly's Holly Lucille joins me now to share

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Speaker 2: her expertise. Always good to see you, doc.

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Speaker 22: Hey Terrence, it is so good to see you.

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Speaker 2: So tell me what makes Pure Health products different than

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Speaker 2: the other products out there on the market.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, you know, I've been in the industry for quite

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Speaker 23: some time and I love partnering with Pure Health Research,

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Speaker 23: mostly because of their quality. I mean, I think when

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Speaker 23: it comes to dietary supplements, it's super important to have

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Speaker 23: a commitment to quality and transparency.

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Speaker 7: And they do.

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Speaker 23: They only use premium natural ingredients in all of their

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Speaker 23: nutritional formulas, and if you go to their website, Pure

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Speaker 23: health research dot com, you can see that each formula,

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Speaker 23: the ingredients, they all have a clinical study behind them,

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Speaker 23: so you're getting something that actually works as advertised. Right,

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Speaker 23: So it's been through the rigor of science and it's natural,

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Speaker 23: so no GMOs. They don't use any artificial chemicals, fillers

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Speaker 23: or preservatives, and they also manufacture right here in the

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Speaker 2: Give us an example of some of the various types

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Speaker 2: of products that Pure Health offers.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, they have forty five at this point in time,

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Speaker 23: so I know, but I know, we've talked about the

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Speaker 23: Liver Health Formula on the show before and it's still

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Speaker 23: probably the top seller. Liver health is so important. I mean,

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Speaker 23: I think it's getting a lot of attention these days,

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Speaker 23: and it does over five hundred different functions in our bodies.

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Speaker 23: So the Liver Health Formula well over two million bottles sold.

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Speaker 23: As the name implies, it's this formula combination synergistic ingredients, natural, safe,

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Speaker 23: but effective to support a thriving liver. Also can help

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Speaker 23: those fat deposits. Fatty livers super common. Unfortunately, over one

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Speaker 23: hundred thousand Americans have it, do not know it, including

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Speaker 23: younger people, right, So this is very important. It nice

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Speaker 23: metallism to trim the belly fat. And we also have

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Speaker 23: limb system support, so anyone who is struggling with any

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Speaker 23: fluidory tension in their extremities like legs, ankles, feet, super

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Speaker 23: awesome for that, and then we found out during the

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Speaker 23: pandemic that only twelve percent of the United States is

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Speaker 23: metabolically sound. What does that mean, well, appropriate blood sugar

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Speaker 23: right and good cardiovascular function and so there Another amazing

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Speaker 23: bestseller is their blood sugar formula really help support healthy

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Speaker 23: blood sugar levels. It can also reduce those appetite and

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Speaker 23: sugar cravings, which I think people fight all of the time,

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Speaker 23: and it makes it easier to stay away from those

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Speaker 23: tempting suites and again, drop some pounds, right, I mean,

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Speaker 23: people feel so much better when they're at an ideal

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Speaker 2: I think it's probably also important to point out to

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Speaker 2: people that supplements are just that they are supplemental to

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Speaker 2: the lifestyle that you should be living.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, if you look at supplements in the dictionary, it

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Speaker 23: means adding to or enhancing something that's already there. So

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Speaker 23: lifestyle dietary modifications, those things are super important and we

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Speaker 23: never want to forget them. You can't out supplement a

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Speaker 23: bad diet, you know, It's like you can't out exercise

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Speaker 23: a bad diet. All of those things have to be

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Speaker 23: in place for people. So, but this company is certainly

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Speaker 23: there to help and for people who might.

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Speaker 2: Be interested in taking up a supplement or incorporating a

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Speaker 2: supplement into their life. I would imagine that you would

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Speaker 2: tell them to talk to their doctor first, or should they?

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Speaker 2: I guess the question is should they consult a doctor first?

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Speaker 23: You know, that's a great question, and I would say absolutely,

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Speaker 23: maybe not, And I'll tell you why. So, Katy, I

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Speaker 23: graduated from a credit to naturepathic medical school, so and

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Speaker 23: the amount of nutrition science that I had in my

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Speaker 23: curriculum far supersedes any that is in allopathic Western medicine,

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Speaker 23: and so.

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Speaker 1: I think that there.

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Speaker 23: I think there's value in all systems of medicine. But

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Speaker 23: when you look at standard of care allopathic Western conventional medicine,

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Speaker 23: I would say there's not a lot of knowledge.

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Speaker 7: So when there's not a lot of knowledge with.

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Speaker 23: Somebody, they usually just say no, just to be on

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Speaker 23: the same side. So I think an appropriate practitioner, maybe

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Speaker 23: nutritionist or help the people that understand nutrition understand dietary supplements,

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Speaker 23: would be a better pick for me.

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Speaker 2: All right. For more information, folks go to Purehealthresearch dot com.

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Speaker 2: It's right there on your screen. Purehealthresearch dot Com as

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Speaker 19: Movement of their editorial board is made up of Democrats,

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Speaker 19: zero Republicans, and I think it was actually very smart

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Speaker 19: to have them in front of Congress yesterday. At first

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Speaker 19: I said, what is this kind of show trial? You

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Speaker 19: you're going to cut the funding, you had an opportunity

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Speaker 19: to show. Oh, you had a hearing about it. It's very smart.

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Speaker 4: I liked it. Here's one piece of tape. This is beautiful.

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Speaker 19: Here is Gills, who's the NPR CEO, saying, do you

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Speaker 19: think white people should pay reparations? This is wonderful play

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Speaker 19: cut two fifty three.

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Speaker 7: Do you think the white people should pay reparations?

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Speaker 11: I have never said that, sir.

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Speaker 7: Yes you did. You said it in January of twenty twenty.

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Speaker 24: You tweeted, yes, the North, yes, all of us, yes, America, yes,

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Speaker 24: our original collective sin and unpaid debt. Yes, reparations, yes

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Speaker 24: on this day.

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Speaker 11: I don't believe that was a reference to fiscal reparations.

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Speaker 7: Sir, what kind of reparations was it a reference to.

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Speaker 9: I think it was just a reference to the idea

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Speaker 9: that we all owe much to the people who came

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Speaker 9: before us.

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Speaker 24: That's a bizarre way to frame what you tweeted.

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Speaker 19: Brandon is great, by the way, he's becoming a rock star.

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Speaker 19: He's married to the nest to Suz's daughter. We supported

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Speaker 19: him in the primary. Bizarre way to frame what she

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Speaker 19: tweeted is a good way to.

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Speaker 4: Put it.

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Speaker 19: Let's go to two fifty nine, the old tweets of

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Speaker 19: calling Donald Trump a fascist and a deranged racist sociopath.

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Speaker 19: Finance with your taxpayer dollars, pay cut two fifty nine.

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Speaker 10: Let me ask you, why did you call President Trump

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Speaker 10: a fascist and a deranged racist sociopath in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 9: Oh congressman, and I appreciate the opportunity to address this.

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Speaker 9: I regret those tweets. I would not tweet them again today.

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Speaker 9: They represented at time where I was reflecting on something

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Speaker 9: that I believe that the President had said, rather than

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Speaker 9: who he is. I don't presume that anyone is a racist.

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Speaker 1: Would you don't believe anyone is a racist?

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Speaker 11: I don't start by presuming anyone as a racist.

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Speaker 4: She's she's a dark person. I know her type.

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Speaker 19: She is very similar to Gavin News And she could

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Speaker 19: just lie with ease. She could pass a lie detectra test.

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Speaker 19: You could just tell. She's so slippery. And that's really

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Speaker 19: dark stuff. The way she's like, there's no remorse, like well,

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Speaker 19: I regret tweeting it, and I don't like woof, it's

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Speaker 19: so rehearsed. Watch out she is. You know what she's like.

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Speaker 19: She's like, gone girl. That's what she's like. You know

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Speaker 19: that whole movie Gone Girl. That's the type of woman

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Speaker 19: that she is. There's something else going on there. You

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Speaker 19: gotta be real careful, can I can't get enough of this.

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Speaker 19: Let's go to cut to fifty seven.

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Speaker 15: So billions have gone into both of your coffers over

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Speaker 15: the last several decades, and I understand why Democrats on

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Speaker 15: this committee are going to viciously and vehemently defend you

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Speaker 15: all because you become a propaganda wing of the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 15: Sixty seven percent of your viewers and listeners identify as Democrat,

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Speaker 15: with only twelve percent conservative, and you become a sandbox

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Speaker 15: for leftist propagandists to frolic on taxpayer dime and no more.

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Speaker 15: And when you said in the beginning you're going to

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Speaker 15: promote a symphony of ideological viewpoints, yeah, you do.

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Speaker 2: If you were left leaning.

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Speaker 15: Left, far left, or remarkably marksist that you'll back.

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Speaker 4: How about PBS, let's go to cut two fifty four.

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Speaker 1: Would it trouble you to hear that? For six months?

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Speaker 15: There was an analysis done on PBS's News Hour from

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Speaker 15: June to November of twenty twenty three where they found

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Speaker 15: that far right was that term was used one hundred

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Speaker 15: and sixty two times and far left was only used

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Speaker 15: six times. Do you find that troubling?

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Speaker 25: I don't know the study that you're referring to, and

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Speaker 25: I'd love I'd be very interested in seeing it and

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Speaker 25: understanding how they came up with those number.

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Speaker 15: Maybia Research Center did a six month analysis and it's

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Speaker 4: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 2: Tarrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much for being along for the ride. Global

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Speaker 2: reaction to President Trump's most recent announcement of twenty five

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Speaker 2: Germany's Economy minister in the country's car industry say the

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Speaker 2: move sends a quote fatal signal to free and rules

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Speaker 2: based trade. The European Commission's president adds the tariffs are

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Speaker 2: bad for business and worse for consumers, while Canada's new

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Speaker 2: Prime Minister is chiming in, saying that the upcoming tariffs

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Speaker 2: measures are being considered. The new duties on cars built

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Speaker 2: are set to take effect March third, which is just

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Speaker 2: one day after President Trump's reciprocal tariffs are set to

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Speaker 2: be implemented. Last year, the US imported four hundred and

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Speaker 2: seventy four billion dollars worth of automotive products, including two

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Speaker 2: hundred and twenty billion in passenger vehicles. The United Autoworkers

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Speaker 2: Union is praising the move, saying it is a major

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Speaker 2: as well as blue collar communities across the United States.

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Speaker 2: Making America healthy again apparently costs. In this case, it's

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Speaker 2: costing about ten thousand people their jobs, as the Department

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Speaker 2: official statement from the Robert F. Kennedy junior run Department

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Speaker 2: agency's annual one point eight trillion dollar budget. Though, and

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Speaker 2: new Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior,

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Speaker 20: Well.

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Speaker 2: This morning, dozens of states are taking action on the issue,

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Speaker 2: saying that the federal government is taking too long to act.

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Speaker 2: West Virginia, for instance, became the first to sign a

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Speaker 2: sweeping statewide ban on seven food dies this week. The

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Speaker 19: A terrible incident occurred the other day at University of

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Speaker 19: Texas Dallas. As you know, the left is becoming incredibly violent.

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Speaker 19: They're going after Tesla dealerships. We receive death threats nearly

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Speaker 19: every single day. And they're going after our Turning Point

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Speaker 19: USA leaders on the ground. So joining us is one

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Speaker 19: of the students that was violently attacked. Paige Newman, TPUSA

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Speaker 19: Chapter president at the University of Texas at Dallas, assaulted

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Speaker 19: by a trans student. Paige, welcome to the program. Please

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Speaker 19: tell our audience what happened to you. Welcome, Great to

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Speaker 19: see you.

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Speaker 25: Nice to see you too, Thanks for having me. Yeah,

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Speaker 25: we were tabling as we usually do. We table every

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Speaker 25: Monday through Wednesday on campus. We have an event coming

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Speaker 25: up on campus and we're excited for that we're tabling

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Speaker 25: for it is a beautiful day out. We had a

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Speaker 25: lot of people stopping by and this crazed lunatic came

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Speaker 25: on his bike.

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Speaker 22: He pulled over next to me.

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Speaker 25: I said keep moving because I knew he was going

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Speaker 25: to cause some damage, and he caused damage to My

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Speaker 25: phone was destroyed, our whiteboard that we used for tabling

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Speaker 25: was destroyed.

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Speaker 22: In my head was hit severely.

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Speaker 25: So this crazy lunatic just borned to cause damage and

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Speaker 25: he definitely did.

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Speaker 22: And now he's in jail.

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Speaker 19: So this is not the first time that we've had

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Speaker 19: Turning Point leaders be assaulted, concussed, firebombed, bear sprayed. It

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Speaker 19: is a very common tactic that they use. First, I

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Speaker 19: have to ask, are you okay after this madman assaulted

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Speaker 19: you in the head with a bike lock.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, I'm actually doing pretty well. Surprisingly no concussion signs.

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Speaker 25: I'm gonna go get X rays later today just to

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Speaker 25: be sure, But yeah, I feel great. If anything, I'm

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Speaker 25: more empowered. I want to keep fighting for what I

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Speaker 25: believe in, and that's you know. Tpusa's values are so

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Speaker 25: important to me, especially as president. I'm going to keep

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Speaker 25: fighting on for what I believe in.

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Speaker 19: This person is the named Liam Tom Tom Newan, a

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Speaker 19: male Vietnamese name. Put this up on screen. This is

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Speaker 19: the individual that did this, who is trans. Of course,

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Speaker 19: the media will completely ignore this. Could you imagine the opposite?

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Speaker 19: Can you imagine if a conservative went and assaulted a

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Speaker 19: trans group on campus? It would be international news. And so, Paige,

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Speaker 19: talk about how your chapter is responding to this. Do

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Speaker 19: you guys feel more committed to continue to be out

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Speaker 19: and tabling and recruiting. How are you processing all of this?

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Speaker 22: Yeah? For sure.

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Speaker 25: Even yesterday after the attack happened, we continued to table

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Speaker 25: on and we kept fighting for what we believe in,

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Speaker 25: and we had a lot of support actually for people

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Speaker 25: on campus. They saw what happened and were shocked we

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Speaker 25: were still out there after it happened. So yeah, we're

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Speaker 25: gonna keep fighting on. We're gonna have our events on

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Speaker 25: April first. We're gonna keep pushing on and spread the message,

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Speaker 25: hopefully get some new members out of this.

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Speaker 19: Honestly, talk about what you are seeing on campus. And

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Speaker 19: also did the police take it seriously and how did

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Speaker 19: the administration respond?

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Speaker 22: Yeah, the police were actually very very helpful.

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Speaker 25: They were they acted swiftly and immediately they caught him

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Speaker 25: the same day. Luckily we did have the video footage

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Speaker 25: and they used their cameras as well, but they caught

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Speaker 25: him the same day actually on campus in a building nearby.

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Speaker 25: And yeah, the campus as a whole, they have, you know, definitely.

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Speaker 22: Received this as mixed.

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Speaker 25: There was a Reddit post going around and people said,

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Speaker 25: I deserve to get hip because I'm a TPUSA freak.

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Speaker 22: So there's definitely still some hate out there.

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Speaker 25: People still want to cause injury and they still hate TPUSA,

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Speaker 25: But we've also had people on their side say, you

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Speaker 25: know what, I'm proud of you guys for being out here.

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Speaker 25: They're proud of us for fighting on and to say,

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Speaker 25: you know what, We're not scared. I mean, obviously I

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Speaker 25: took a hit to the head and I got back

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Speaker 25: up and I'm still out there at tabling, So we're

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Speaker 25: not scared.

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Speaker 4: You are a hero.

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Speaker 19: And I hope everyone in the audience who might be

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Speaker 19: in their forties, fifties, or sixties listening or watching this,

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Speaker 19: if you guys are not constantly under attack for your values,

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Speaker 19: then I'm worried about you that you're not fighting hard enough.

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Speaker 4: Every day our turning point.

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Speaker 19: Students are sticking out their neck to fight for our

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Speaker 19: country that we love, and you guys are heroes for

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Speaker 19: that the tip of the spear. Have any liberal proffessors

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Speaker 19: condemned this. Have they spoken out against this, Not that.

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Speaker 25: I know of, and I honestly don't think they will.

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Speaker 25: I don't think they're going to say anything. It's just

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Speaker 25: gonna be in our day in the books for them.

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Speaker 25: I mean, they don't really care what happens, just because again,

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Speaker 25: we are TPUSA, so this campus they don't want to

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Speaker 25: see us here, but we're making our presence stronger than ever.

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Speaker 19: So Paige, talk more broadly about what you are seeing.

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Speaker 19: Polls are showing that young people are going to the right.

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Speaker 19: In fact, I want to play a piece of tape here.

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Speaker 19: We've played part of this conversation throughout the week, which

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Speaker 19: I think is very important, So the New York Times

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Speaker 19: as recline conversation. I want to play cut seventy five,

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Speaker 19: and I want to ask you if you're seeing similar

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Speaker 19: trends on the ground with the advocacy that you're doing,

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Speaker 19: play cut seventy five.

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Speaker 11: Please.

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Speaker 26: One of the things you can see here is if

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Speaker 26: you just look at eighteen year olds, eighteen year old

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Speaker 26: women of color are the only of the four that

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Speaker 26: actually you know, voted to Harris one Trump narrowly one

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Speaker 26: you know, non white men.

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Speaker 1: So I do find this part of this chart shocking.

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Speaker 27: I sometimes talk about narrative violations, and I think if

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Speaker 27: we knew anything about Donald Trump eight years ago, it's

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Speaker 27: at young people did not like him. But if you

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Speaker 27: look at this chart, among white men who were seventy

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Speaker 27: five years old supported Kamala Harris at a significantly higher

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Speaker 27: rate than white men who are twenty years.

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Speaker 1: Old, that's exactly right. That's a real shift. It is

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Speaker 1: a real shift. This is the thing.

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Speaker 26: I am the most shocked by I think in the

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Speaker 26: last four years is that young people have gone from

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Speaker 26: being the most progressive generation since the Baby Boomers, and

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Speaker 26: maybe in some ways more so, to becoming potentially the

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Speaker 26: most conservative.

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Speaker 19: Are you seeing similar trends on the ground, especially with

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Speaker 19: younger men.

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Speaker 22: Yeah, actually, you know, I do.

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Speaker 25: Table I ask like, have you heard of TPUSA before,

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Speaker 25: and all the times the answer is yes, They'll say, yes,

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Speaker 25: I want to join, but I'm scared, and I'm I'm

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Speaker 25: confused by that. I'm like, why are you scared? If

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Speaker 25: you believe in something, join it, Join the movement. And

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Speaker 25: I encourage everyone to at least attend one of our meetings.

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Speaker 25: I've seen a lot of women, especially yesterday, I spoke

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Speaker 25: to a lady who wanted to come to our alex

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Speaker 25: Stein event on campus, but she knew it was with TPUSA,

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Speaker 25: and she was scared to attend because she thought she

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Speaker 25: would not get a job if she was seen attending.

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Speaker 22: And that's very sad to me.

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Speaker 25: I encourage everyone to just attend one meeting. We're friendly,

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Speaker 25: we're out there, we give away you know, free stuff,

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Speaker 25: free advice. We just want to help everyone join the movement.

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Speaker 25: And yeah, I've definitely seen a big shift.

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Speaker 19: Well, and hold on, this is in Texas, everybody. This

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Speaker 19: is not Massachusetts. So this is someone who's afraid to

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Speaker 19: go to a conservative event in Dallas, Texas, in a

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Speaker 19: red state. So that's remarkable. Talk more broadly about your school,

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Speaker 19: the classes that you have to take.

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Speaker 4: Our professors.

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Speaker 19: Are they treating you fairly because you're part of Turning

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Speaker 19: Point USA? Do you feel you're graded differently? How do

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Speaker 19: your fellow members feel?

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Speaker 22: I mean, this campus as a whole is very liberal.

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Speaker 25: I am not from Texas originally, so I didn't know

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Speaker 25: how I thought it would be, you know, a red state,

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Speaker 25: as you said, but this campus is the opposite. People

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Speaker 25: here are very very left leaning, and obviously, as you

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Speaker 25: can tell, I was hit in the head. They will

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01:11:28,200 --> 01:11:33,799
Speaker 25: cause hate, they'll spew misinformation online. We've had an Instagram

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Speaker 25: account that's against TPUSA at ut Dallas, a whole Instagram

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Speaker 25: based on it. They hate us, and so in class

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Speaker 25: I have felt the need sometimes to act like I

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Speaker 25: am leftist, you know, but I'm the kind of person

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Speaker 25: where I don't mind sharing my values out loud.

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Speaker 22: I've been in classes before that.

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Speaker 25: It's all liberals, and I'm the one conservative and I

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Speaker 25: state my mind. You know, I'm not afraid to say

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Speaker 25: how I feel. I might get backlash, I might get

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Speaker 25: hit in the head for it, but I will continue

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Speaker 25: to say how I feel.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, what is your advice to other Turning Point chapter

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Speaker 19: leaders or other young Conservatives across the country that feel scared,

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Speaker 19: that feel afraid, that are not sure if they want

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Speaker 19: to speak out because they might get hit in the

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Speaker 19: head with a bike lock.

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Speaker 25: I would just say, you know, keep in mind what

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Speaker 25: tpusay stands for. You know, our mission is strong, our

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Speaker 25: presence is strong, and keep fighting on. If you believe

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Speaker 25: in it, fight for it. You might get backlash, you

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Speaker 25: might try to get attacked, but obviously if they're trying

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Speaker 25: to attack you, it means that your your mission is

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Speaker 25: the right one.

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Speaker 22: Because they don't want to see you win. But we're

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Speaker 22: going to keep winning.

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Speaker 19: Well, I hope you're coming to our Young Women's Leadership Summit.

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Speaker 19: If not, I will be We have to fix that.

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Speaker 19: How did you first come aware of Turning Point USA.

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Speaker 22: Yeah, so they.

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Speaker 25: Were tabling one day and they had their out of

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Speaker 25: Yaines event, and I love Riley Yaines a lot, and I.

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Speaker 22: Was like, oh, you're going to have that.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, I'll come. And I had a friend already in

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Speaker 25: the club. He was an officer. He brought me on.

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Speaker 22: I went to a meeting.

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Speaker 25: I felt like an outsider, honestly because it was all

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Speaker 25: men and there was no women there at all. And

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Speaker 25: I said, you know what, I can change this group around.

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Speaker 22: And I did.

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Speaker 25: I was secretary and I worked on the Instagram. Our

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Speaker 25: instagram is now one of the best of the nation,

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Speaker 25: I will say. And I brought on some more females

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Speaker 25: as well. And now I'm the president and I love it.

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Speaker 19: We have to have more women involved in the conservative movement.

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Speaker 19: It can't just be all men.

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Speaker 11: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: So Paige, God bless you. Thank you.

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Speaker 19: We look forward to seeing you at the Young Women's

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Speaker 19: Leadership Summit. And I want everyone to internalize this. You

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Speaker 19: guys are looking for hope on the horizon. Some of

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01:13:48,000 --> 01:13:52,040
Speaker 19: you guys are retired. This next generation, they are taking

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Speaker 19: bike locks on the head, they're scoring condemnation, isolation. They

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Speaker 19: are out there fighting for your country every single day.

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Speaker 19: And by the way, can we just defund University Texas Dallas.

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Speaker 19: Why is it that these schools are still receiving any money.

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Speaker 19: That's a separate issue page.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 22: Thank you.

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Speaker 19: Email us Freedom at charliekirk dot com. Subscribe to the

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Speaker 4: She's terrific. It's the best of Turning Point USA.

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Speaker 19: I believe, and I'm a little biased, Turning Point USA

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Speaker 19: is the most important organization in America. I really believe that.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 19: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to

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Speaker 19: our podcast. I want all of you guys, if you

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Speaker 19: want to get more involved with Turning Point USA, that

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01:16:29,600 --> 01:16:33,040
Speaker 19: was just an amazing conversation with Page, who literally had

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Speaker 19: a bike lock slammed at her because she was out

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Speaker 19: there advocating registering voters, starting high school chapters. You should

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Speaker 19: go to TPUSA dot com. Turning Point USA is the

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Speaker 19: most important organization in America. I know I'm biased, I

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Speaker 19: know I started it. Whatever, it's just the way it is.

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Speaker 19: What we have been able to build here is profound.

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01:16:50,600 --> 01:16:53,160
Speaker 19: It is larger than life. It is a movement that

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Speaker 19: involves churches, Turning Point Academy, TPUSA Faith. Our digital operation

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Speaker 19: is second to none. It is the premiere digital operation.

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Speaker 19: We have a White House correspondent, we have front lines,

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Speaker 19: we have Blexit, we have what we're doing at the

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01:17:06,200 --> 01:17:09,720
Speaker 19: high schools is breathtaking, and we have a resolve and

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01:17:09,800 --> 01:17:13,519
Speaker 19: a grittiness to the Turning Point student. The media can't

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Speaker 19: even wrap their head around all the different projects that

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01:17:16,120 --> 01:17:18,719
Speaker 19: we're doing at Turning Point because we are a less

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01:17:18,760 --> 01:17:23,920
Speaker 19: restless army, a restless band of patriots. It is an

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Speaker 19: all out attack to retake the culture. It's Turning Point USA,

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Speaker 19: Turning Point Action, the most important movement in America. So

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Speaker 19: check it out TPUSA dot com. Okay, everybody, so I

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Speaker 19: had an article sent to me yesterday.

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Speaker 4: It's one of those articles where I just chuckled.

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Speaker 19: I said, oh, really interesting, you're telling me for the

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Speaker 19: first time. I wrote a book a couple summers ago

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Speaker 19: called The College Scam. It's one of the books I'm

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Speaker 19: most proud of. It was a clear indictment of the

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Speaker 19: college cabal. It did not win me a lot of friends.

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Speaker 19: I remember I would get in debates with very wealthy

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Speaker 19: people in Jackson Hole. Oh, I remember a spicy conversation

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01:18:23,439 --> 01:18:28,000
Speaker 19: in Jackson Hole, a debate in Palm Beach of older

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Speaker 19: boomer Americans. College is wonderful and everyone should go to it.

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Speaker 19: All that matters is the cost of college. We just

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Speaker 19: have to bring down the cost because the most important

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Speaker 19: thing is to get a four year degree. And I

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Speaker 19: wrote in The College Scam that, no, this is one

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Speaker 19: of the greatest scams happening in America. I see it firsthand,

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Speaker 19: and I will be proven right. Fortune Magazine publishes yesterday.

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Speaker 19: This is the first of thousands of these articles. And

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Speaker 19: this is a major I told you so. Over four

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Speaker 19: million gen zers are jobless, and experts blame colleges for

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Speaker 19: worthless degrees and a system of broken promises for the

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Speaker 19: rise of neats. Neats are neither employed or getting technical training. So,

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Speaker 19: according to Fortune magazine, one in every five adult members

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Speaker 19: of gen Z are neither employed, educated.

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Speaker 4: Or training.

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Speaker 19: People are not in the job market, and they are

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Speaker 19: not getting their not going to school. They just do nothing.

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Speaker 19: They live with their parents, they draw welfare, they play

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Speaker 19: video games.

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Speaker 4: They exist. It's not fun.

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Speaker 19: In fact, it's a miserable existence, living without direction and

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Speaker 19: just waiting for death. Now, why are so many of

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01:19:47,400 --> 01:19:51,040
Speaker 19: them doing nothing? Because for decades we drove them to

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Speaker 19: take out debt for useless degrees in irrelevant fields. We

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Speaker 19: shut down schools during COVID, we gutted standards and created

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Speaker 19: an elaborate racial spoil system. Ninety percent. I've said this

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Speaker 19: for a while, I'll say it again. Nine zero percent

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Speaker 19: of kids that go to college should not go to college.

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Speaker 4: Ninety percent.

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Speaker 19: By the way, almost none of these kids are being

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Speaker 19: prepared for the fact they're going to lose their jobs

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Speaker 19: in about a decade to artificial intelligence. There will be

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Speaker 19: a major job job displacement problem. And yet these kids

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Speaker 19: are going hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loan

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Speaker 19: debt for what exactly what are they studying for? And

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Speaker 19: it turns out employers don't want to hire them. They

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Speaker 19: have useless degrees, they have no skills, and they don't

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Speaker 19: use the degree that they went to college even in

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Speaker 19: the workforce. Fortune Magazine continues to say this my favorite part.

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Speaker 19: I wonder who's been saying this. In many cases, young

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Speaker 19: people have been sent off to universities for worthless degrees

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Speaker 19: which have produced nothing at all. Peter Hitchens said, political commentator, journalist,

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Speaker 19: and author. Quote, Now, listen carefully, and they would be

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Speaker 19: much better off if they apprenticed to become plumbers or electricians.

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Speaker 19: They would be able to look forward to a much

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Speaker 19: more abundant and satisfying life. But the reason that they

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Speaker 19: don't want to become plumbers or electricians is that most

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Speaker 19: parents would be ashamed to tell their neighbors that their

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Speaker 19: kid has become a plumber. Most suburban moms would be

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Speaker 19: horrified to have to tell their girl gang their book club,

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Speaker 19: oh yeah, Johnny is a plumber. No no, no, It's much

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Speaker 19: easier to say that Johnny is trying to find himself.

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Speaker 4: It's much easier to say to your girl.

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Speaker 19: Gang of moms in your walking group, oh no, no,

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Speaker 19: Johnny is not an electrician. Johnny is. He's doing his

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Speaker 19: crypto thing. Oh, I totally understand Johnny has mental health problems.

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Speaker 19: I totally get it. There's really only five acceptable careers

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Speaker 19: for upper middle class white society. Doctor, lawyer, computer engineer, banker, teacher.

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01:22:13,560 --> 01:22:15,240
Speaker 19: Those are about the five things that are allowed in

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01:22:15,320 --> 01:22:18,759
Speaker 19: upper middle class white society. But if you dare say

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01:22:19,200 --> 01:22:23,840
Speaker 19: my son is an electrician, people say he has to

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01:22:24,120 --> 01:22:28,439
Speaker 19: work with his hands, you're a failure as a parent.

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01:22:29,840 --> 01:22:33,040
Speaker 19: And I've tested this many times when I was an Aspen.

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01:22:33,080 --> 01:22:36,519
Speaker 19: Once giving a speech, I said I'm going to test.

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01:22:36,560 --> 01:22:38,200
Speaker 19: I said, how many of you guys would be happy

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01:22:38,280 --> 01:22:44,240
Speaker 19: if your son became an electrician? They laughed audibly. I said,

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01:22:44,280 --> 01:22:46,679
Speaker 19: you guys are the problem. I have no problems standing

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01:22:46,760 --> 01:22:47,360
Speaker 19: up to the elites.

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Speaker 4: It's no problem.

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Speaker 19: I said, you guys are all the problem. And they

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01:22:50,080 --> 01:22:52,439
Speaker 19: kind of chuckled and they looked down. I said, you

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01:22:52,479 --> 01:22:57,920
Speaker 19: guys would rather have your kid be a wanderer from

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01:22:57,920 --> 01:23:02,360
Speaker 19: Portland to Seattle finding himself working for some sort of

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01:23:02,439 --> 01:23:07,360
Speaker 19: micro brewery trading crypto than having to tell your friends

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01:23:07,640 --> 01:23:12,559
Speaker 19: that he's an electrician, because that's unseemly for upper middle

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01:23:12,560 --> 01:23:16,559
Speaker 19: class white society. The insecurity of parents has driven an

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01:23:16,680 --> 01:23:23,400
Speaker 19: entire generation to despair and a directionless life. See you

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Speaker 19: guys tomorrow.