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Speaker 12: what's going on with Governor Newsom? Now, if we've been

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Speaker 13: I've gone up to them and said thank you, thanks

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Speaker 12: Can do us a favor if you don't mind. We're

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Speaker 12: Last time you were here, we talked about Voice of America,

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Speaker 12: I'll do it for a penny, make it a penny,

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Speaker 13: ever be right sized.

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Speaker 7: So you know, in DC, they just.

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Speaker 13: Grow, grow, grow, grow, and once it's mission accomplished and

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Speaker 13: they're done, they never say, Okay, we can scale back

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Speaker 13: now because we've accomplished what we needed to in this

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Speaker 13: country or with this language, now we can scale that

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Speaker 13: back and focus on something else. They never want to

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Speaker 13: do that until a man named Donald J. Trump stepped

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Speaker 13: foot in the Oval office and said, it's time that

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Speaker 13: we reduce the size of the federal bureaucracy or we

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Speaker 13: won't survive as a country.

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Speaker 7: And we're in the process of doing that.

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Speaker 12: You're amazing. You are absolutely amazing, Kerry Lake. We're so

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Speaker 12: fortunate to have you there, I mean, State Department. What

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Speaker 12: a brilliant idea to move Voice America to the State Department.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 7: Five lawsuits.

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Speaker 13: We're facing five lawsuits right now, and a judge is

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Speaker 13: trying to force us to put more more nineteen ninety

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Speaker 13: style TV on the air.

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Speaker 12: She's trying to censor Trump from Trump's trying to stop it,

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Speaker 12: and he's to judge saying, no, go back to doing

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Speaker 12: the garbage.

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Speaker 2: That they've been spiled for the last a couple too long.

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Speaker 2: Too well. Carry really good to have you get you

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Speaker 2: back again soon.

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Speaker 12: I would absolutely love to have you even in a

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Speaker 12: higher position, maybe sit in the State Department. Who knows,

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Speaker 12: Carrie Lake. Everyone appreciate your time, all right, folks. Is

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Speaker 12: the continued divide between the Trump administration and the Federal Reserve,

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Speaker 12: putting us behind the curve again. Can the FED take

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Speaker 12: the right action at the right time or are we

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Speaker 12: going to be looking at a potential economic slow down?

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Speaker 12: And what does this mean for your savings? Considered diversifying

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Speaker 12: with gold through Birch Gold Group. For decades, gold has

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Speaker 12: been viewed as a safe haven in times of economic stagnation,

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Speaker 12: global uncertainty, and high inflation, and Birch Gold makes it

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Speaker 12: incredibly easy for you to diversify some of your savings

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Speaker 12: into gold. If you have an IRA or old four

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Speaker 12: oh one k, you can convert that into attack sheltered

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Speaker 12: IRA in physical gold, or just buy some gold keep

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Speaker 12: it in your safe. That's exactly what I do. I

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Speaker 12: buy gold coins and keep it in a safe. First,

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Speaker 12: get educated Birch All to send you a free in

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Speaker 12: folkit on goal. Just text the word America to the number.

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Speaker 2: Nine eight nine eight.

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Speaker 12: Again, text the word America to nine eight nine eight

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Speaker 12: nine eight. Consider diversifying a portion of your savings into gold.

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Speaker 2: That way.

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Speaker 12: If the FED can't stay ahead of the curve for

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Speaker 12: the country, at least you can do it. Stay ahead

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Speaker 12: of the curve.

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Speaker 2: For yourself, all right, folks, do we have that edge?

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Speaker 12: Got that edge? Do we have time but play the edge?

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Speaker 12: Play the edge on the way out.

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Speaker 2: We'll be back after the edge too.

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Speaker 12: The fire doesn't destroy you, it forges you. I've lived

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Speaker 12: where the heat never stops. Pro baseball feels open outcry

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Speaker 12: pits and the anchor chair. Pressure isn't the enemy, it's

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Speaker 12: the test. Only the strongwidstand it. Only the ready rise

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Speaker 12: through it. The edge isn't just a brand, It's the

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Speaker 12: spark in men who've been holding back too long. September,

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Speaker 12: the edge is coming. There's no greater romance in the

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Speaker 12: world then the one between Democrats and illegal immigrants invaders.

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Speaker 12: The only thing that makes that love grow stronger and

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Speaker 12: deeper is that if the illegal immigrant is also known

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Speaker 12: as a gang banger, five stars, if that illegal gang

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Speaker 12: banger is also a wife beater, oh and a known

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Speaker 12: human trafficker. But they loves no bounds, knows no bounds

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Speaker 12: in the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 2: For those folks.

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Speaker 12: The only thing that could top that is if he

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Speaker 12: waived a pro Hamas flag, cheated in our elections, and

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Speaker 12: called for an end to capitalism.

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Speaker 2: Abrego Garcia may.

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Speaker 12: Soon be spending his days in the country of get

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Speaker 12: this Uganda. Let me tell you the service that this

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Speaker 12: illegal migrant gang banger who beat his wife in trafficked

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Speaker 12: humans has done for this country is just stupid. Allow

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Speaker 12: me to explain the past seven months of the Trump

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Speaker 12: presidency have revealed more about the Democrat Party than ever before.

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Speaker 12: They've become anti lawfare after years of loving it when

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Speaker 12: it was used against President Trump. They've become pro crime

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Speaker 12: as long as it's as in Trump trying to remove

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Speaker 12: crime from our DC streets and maybe even Chicago. And

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Speaker 12: they become pro the invasion of America. Here's a little

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Speaker 12: flashback to Rachie Maddow of ms DNC speaking of the

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Speaker 12: injustice against a quote Maryland father, which is how the

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Speaker 12: leftloves referred to this illegal gang banger who beat his

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Speaker 12: wife in trafficked humans.

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Speaker 14: I remember on Friday we showed you people protesting outside

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Speaker 14: a federal courthouse in Maryland. That was during a court

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Speaker 14: hearing on the case of a Maryland father, man named

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Speaker 14: Kilmar Abrego Garcia. He was driving to his mother's house

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Speaker 14: with his nonverbal, autistic five year old son in the

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Speaker 14: car with him when he was stopped and arrested. The

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Speaker 14: Trump administration then flew him to a notorious high security

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Speaker 14: prison in El Salvador, despite a previous court order specifically

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Speaker 14: forbidding them from sending him to that country.

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Speaker 2: He is not known to.

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Speaker 14: Be a member of this Venezuelan gang that Trump said

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Speaker 14: he wanted to send all the gang members to that prison.

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Speaker 14: He does not have a criminal record.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, Maryland Father, sure, just like Joe Biden was president,

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Speaker 12: Doctor Joe Biden was actually a doctor.

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Speaker 2: Well, that Maryland Father.

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Speaker 12: As a leftist machine, so loves well tell that Maryland Father,

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Speaker 12: that loving Maryland Father as they referred to him, was

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Speaker 12: actually arrested back in twenty nineteen when the Prince George's

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Speaker 12: County Police Gang Unit validated Garcia as a member of

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Speaker 12: MS thirteen, one of the most dangerous gangs in the world,

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Speaker 12: mind you, And when he was arrested, he was found

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Speaker 12: with rolls of cash and drugs and was with two

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Speaker 12: other members of MS thirteen. Maryland Father, reminding you, even

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Speaker 12: though these things were already confirmed, they were out in

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Speaker 12: the open. All of these crimes that Garcia committed, the

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Speaker 12: likes of Jamie Raskin jumped through hoops to protect this

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Speaker 12: Maryland Father thug.

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Speaker 15: She especially focused on the idea that Democrats defended till

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Speaker 15: Marlborgo Garcia, even though he, of course is alleged to

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Speaker 15: have committed these crimes. Do you think that Democrats risk

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Speaker 15: politically playing into the President's hands by focusing on this case.

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Speaker 6: First of all, I don't know of a single Democrat

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Speaker 6: who defended him. He was falsely arrested and removed from

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Speaker 6: the country. So now they're making up all this stuff

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Speaker 6: about Ms thirteen or you know, let's say he was

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Speaker 6: responsible for the January sixth at Jack and he coordinated

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Speaker 6: the assault one hundred and forty police officers. They're making

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Speaker 6: up things against a guy who's never been prosecuted, much

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Speaker 6: less convicted of anything.

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Speaker 12: Well, today that's so called Marilyn Man may become Uganda Man.

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Speaker 12: Here's that gang member illegal who beats his wife, speaking

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Speaker 12: at a rally held earlier today for him by people

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Speaker 12: who need to get jobs instead of collecting benefits for

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Speaker 12: the money.

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Speaker 2: We pay them.

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Speaker 16: Sisters, brothers and sisters.

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Speaker 8: My name is kilmar Abrego got to sea and I

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Speaker 8: want you to remember this. Remember that I free and

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Speaker 8: I was able to be reunited with my family.

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Speaker 17: Umilo Gracias, Ariios.

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Speaker 8: This was a miracle. Thank you to God and thank

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Speaker 8: you to the community.

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Speaker 2: Well here's a little question.

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Speaker 12: How come this marilynd man who beats his wife has

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Speaker 12: been in America illegally for more than a decade and

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Speaker 12: still can't speak a word of English ten years? Do

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Speaker 12: not forget these are the facts. These snowflakes really really

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Speaker 12: don't want to think about. The Left love the claim

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Speaker 12: that he had legal status.

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Speaker 2: False.

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Speaker 12: Abrego Garcia only had withholding of removal to Al Salvador.

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Speaker 12: He's an illegal alien whose asylum claim was denied.

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Speaker 3: And yet mister Bergo Garcia was taken into custody by

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Speaker 3: ice this morning.

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Speaker 12: Oh sorry, in case he missed it. After he unemployed

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Speaker 12: snowflake booed all of them.

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Speaker 2: They yelled shame.

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Speaker 12: Pretty pathetic, isn't it. And now, of course his lawyers

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Speaker 12: are fighting it. But DHS Secretary Christy nom has confirmed

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Speaker 12: that they will begin to deport deportation process not to

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Speaker 12: el Sale but to Uganda, and of course left outrage

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Speaker 12: Ganda not Uganda. I'd love to see these libs complain

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Speaker 12: about this known gang banger who's here illegally.

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Speaker 2: Beats his wife being deported to Uganda.

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Speaker 12: As some sort of inhumane act sending him to a

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Speaker 12: place like Uganda. Oh Uganda is bad, that place where

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Speaker 12: a socialist terrorist sympathizer and New York mayoral candidate Zohan

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Speaker 12: Mamdani just held his big, multi million dollar lavish wedding

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Speaker 12: that Uganda left this machine shill Margaret.

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Speaker 2: Brennan at Maryland Governor Wes Moore on.

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Speaker 12: Yesterday and of course couldn't pass on the opportunity to

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Speaker 12: discuss Abrego Garcia.

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Speaker 18: The residents of your state. Kilmar Abrigo Garcia was just

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Speaker 18: released from pre trial detention on Friday, but the Trump

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Speaker 18: administrations instructed him to report to ICE with than seventy

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Speaker 18: two hours for deportation to Uganda. He's originally from El Salvador.

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Speaker 18: He was mistakenly deported to that prison in El Salvador

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Speaker 18: and then returned.

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Speaker 7: To the US.

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Speaker 18: This is federal policy, this is not state policy. But

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Speaker 18: I do wonder is there anything that you are doing

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Speaker 18: to help his family stay united?

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Speaker 19: And what we know is that and all we're asking

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Speaker 19: for is that the constitution we follow on this I

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Speaker 19: run through process. I just simply want a court and

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Speaker 19: a judge to decide what is going to be the

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Speaker 19: future fate of this case in all cases like this,

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Speaker 19: which is.

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Speaker 12: The part these idiots don't understand that he was here illegal.

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Speaker 12: He was check, known gangbanger, Check beat his wife, check

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Speaker 12: because she called the cops on him twice.

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Speaker 2: Trafficked humans.

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Speaker 12: Check, he was caught with a van that was trafficking humans.

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Speaker 12: Why do criminals have more rights than citizens do?

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Speaker 2: If it were up to democrats on the left?

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Speaker 12: Why do democrats hate Americans so much but love illegals

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Speaker 12: more than anything else? Not a Mariland man, an illegal, gangbanger,

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Speaker 12: wife beater, human trafficker. Get these scum out of the country.

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Speaker 2: That's what we voted for. We'll be back too and

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Speaker 2: half minutes.

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Speaker 12: Democrats are so desperate for new ideas that Hakim Jeffries

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Speaker 12: team Obama wants to turn Zoran Mamdani's campaign promises into

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Speaker 12: actual plans for Democrats.

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Speaker 2: Think about that.

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Speaker 12: The guy hasn't even won an election yet and top

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Speaker 12: Democrats are already trying to turn his radical plans into action.

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Speaker 12: Listen to Jeffries rave about his palace.

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Speaker 20: Zoran the Assemblyman has actually spoken pretty forcefully and strongly

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Speaker 20: about the need to deal with affordability in the city

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Speaker 20: of New York. Of course, we've got to figure out,

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Speaker 20: moving forward, how we turn proposals into actual plans so

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Speaker 20: that he is successful if he becomes the next mayor.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, gotcha, gotcha. Socialism.

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Speaker 12: It's so these democrats are so stupid, so dumb. They're

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Speaker 12: protecting illegals. They say, don't clean up DC with a

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Speaker 12: crime and now let's turn to socialism. Just wait to

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Speaker 12: get social in New York. Just wait another radical democrat, Brandon,

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Speaker 12: let's go. Brandon Johnson wants Chicago residents to quote rise

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Speaker 12: up against Donald Trump if he decides to act on

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Speaker 12: the city's crime epidemic.

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Speaker 21: Listen to this guy, and so you know, look, we're

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Speaker 21: going to remain firm, will take legal action. But the

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Speaker 21: people of this city are accustomed to rising up against tyranny.

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Speaker 21: And if that's necessary, I believe that the people of

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Speaker 21: Chicago will stand firm alongside of me as I work

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Speaker 21: every single day to protect the people of this city.

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Speaker 12: What brand Let's go, Brandon john Just clean it up.

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Speaker 12: Put some cops on the street, Put some cops in

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Speaker 12: the West and Southern neighborhoods.

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Speaker 2: I grew up there. It was tough.

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Speaker 12: Then it's a war zone now Shyraq, we call it. Now,

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Speaker 12: give me your break, clean it up, and you don't.

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Speaker 12: You won't need national troops cleaning it.

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Speaker 2: Up for you.

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Speaker 12: Warron, We're getting another mayor. Adam Schiff is an expert

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Speaker 12: at absolutely nothing. I'm sorry, Well, he's actually an expert

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Speaker 12: at manufacturing narratives that lead to hoaxes and lies. He's

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Speaker 12: now accusing Trump of doing the same thing. Listen to

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Speaker 12: this hypocritical theory from shifty pencil neck chef.

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Speaker 22: Adam Schiff has engaged in a sustained pattern of possible

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Speaker 22: mortgage fraud. Adam Schiff said that his primary residence was

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Speaker 22: in Maryland to get a cheaper mortgage and rip off

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Speaker 22: America when he must live in California because he was

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Speaker 22: a congressman from California. Now the government mortgage company, Fanny

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Speaker 22: May says, your quote engaged in a sustained pattern of

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Speaker 22: possible occupancy misrepresentation on several loans. Are these allegations true?

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Speaker 22: How do you respond to them?

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Speaker 23: They're patently false, And the president knows that. In the

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Speaker 23: Housing Agency, president's person Poulty knows it. He's essentially doing

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Speaker 23: the President's bidding against me, against Letitia James against this

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Speaker 23: person on the Federal Reserve mortgage is their new weapon

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Speaker 23: to go after their critics.

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Speaker 12: So we know Leticia James filled out her application for

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Speaker 12: the mortgage with lies.

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Speaker 2: That's fraud. Okay, we know she did.

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Speaker 12: We're waiting to see your application, Adam, and when we

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Speaker 12: do see it, and if you do claim that your

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Speaker 12: primary residence is DC when your primary residence is California,

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Speaker 12: you're gonna get dinged too. I don't know if you're

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Speaker 12: going to jail. We'd love to see some purp walks.

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Speaker 12: I just don't believe DC's ready to purp walk their

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Speaker 12: own I wish they would. I don't care if it's

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Speaker 12: a Republican, Democrat, independent, libertarian, doesn't matter.

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Speaker 2: Purp walking.

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Speaker 12: If they lie, cheat, steel, abuse the system, I wish

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Speaker 12: we'd see some purp walks these guys did. Laticia James

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Speaker 12: is a great one. She's not federal, she's New York's

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Speaker 12: Attorney general. But purp walk this soob if he did

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Speaker 12: it too, Okay, really it's a lie. Okay, let's let's

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Speaker 12: take a look at your applications. We'll find out what's

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Speaker 12: what's truth or not. The woke mind virus truly knows

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Speaker 12: no bounds. Listen to this liberal rant about men in

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Speaker 12: women's sports. She thinks that if your daughter doesn't want

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Speaker 12: to compete against men, she shouldn't be playing sports at all.

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Speaker 2: Listen, if you're doesn't.

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Speaker 24: Want to compete against trans women in sports, maybe your daughter.

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Speaker 7: Just shouldn't play sports ever thought about that.

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Speaker 25: Maybe she's just like, doesn't have that competitive spirit.

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Speaker 24: Maybe she's just mediocre.

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Speaker 7: Maybe she's not.

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Speaker 24: That good because you know what, they are sis women

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Speaker 24: that beat out the boys every single freaking day.

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Speaker 26: So if your daughter is making.

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Speaker 24: All of these excuses because she thinks that a trans

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Speaker 24: woman as biological advantages over her, which is probably brainwashing

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Speaker 24: that you cause.

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Speaker 7: If she's complaining.

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Speaker 24: About the biological advantages that trans women have, she's gonna

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Speaker 24: complain about the biological advantages that SIS woman have. Okay,

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Speaker 24: what if there's a CIS girl on her team that's

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Speaker 24: six feet tall.

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Speaker 7: Is she gonna complain?

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Speaker 24: What if there's a SIS girl on her team that

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Speaker 24: has extra large feet and so has great balance?

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Speaker 25: Is she gonna complain?

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Speaker 12: Mad Dog, mad Dog, your voice of God working, Yes, sir,

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Speaker 12: how'd she do in sports in high school?

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Speaker 2: I don't think she did good and are you good?

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Speaker 12: Right?

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Speaker 2: How would.

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Speaker 12: I don't know Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark do in

741
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Speaker 12: the NBA not so good?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's nuts. That lady's nuts. And it's pathetic.

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Speaker 2: Some of these young girls work their whole wives, work

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Speaker 2: their whole lives.

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Speaker 12: They get up at four in the morning sometimes to

746
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Speaker 12: go skate or to go into the gym for gymnastics,

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Speaker 12: and they get to a level and they want to

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Speaker 12: compete against other.

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Speaker 2: People fairly not dudes. That was wrong with these people.

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Speaker 12: I mean, you really want to open up that way,

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Speaker 12: There'll be no LPGA, there'll be no WNBA if you

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Speaker 12: really want to. Men will dominate sports across the board,

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Speaker 12: and then you lunatics on the left will say, oh, come,

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Speaker 12: all the men are dominating all the sports.

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Speaker 2: Give us a chance. Shut up.

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Speaker 12: Unfortunately, for the they them community, nobody's paying off their

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Speaker 12: student loans anymore nobody, So they're pointless. Degrees that qualify

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Speaker 12: them for virtually zero jobs, are good for nothing more

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Speaker 12: than maybe a decent laugh. Listen, does Mega Liberal explain

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Speaker 12: her college education.

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Speaker 16: Hi, I'm the Scout, I use they them pronouns, and

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Speaker 16: I'm an interdisciplinary major at UBC. I'm in my last semester.

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Speaker 16: My primary thematic focus is decolonizing academia and public knowledge systems,

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Speaker 16: and my secondary thematic focus is biocultural and linguistic futurity.

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Speaker 21: For those who don't know what that means, can you

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Speaker 21: give us a quick rundown?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, Basically, what I focus on is the promises that

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Speaker 16: the institution has made and also the emergence of indigenous

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Speaker 16: ways of knowing and being across the disciplines. And I

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Speaker 16: feature in a lot of stuff like like language revitalization

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Speaker 16: and the emergent vitality of languages rather and just kind

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Speaker 16: of a bunch of stuff. I've taken courses in over

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Speaker 16: twenty departments.

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Speaker 12: So okay, yeah, AWESO, Doug, oh mad Dog. While we

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Speaker 12: talk about this for a seconds, see if you can

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Speaker 12: find one of our all time favorite videos they them energy?

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Speaker 2: Remember that song?

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Speaker 12: They then is that the same If it's not the

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Speaker 12: same person, it might as well because they look exactly

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Speaker 12: like anyway. So this long winded degree of their gender fluidity.

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Speaker 2: Major.

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Speaker 12: Doctorate, whatever the hell she it's good. It's good for

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Speaker 12: a job at that at Starbucks at best, and you know,

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Speaker 12: checking to see if my parking meters expired at worst.

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Speaker 2: Man, do do we have the THEAVEM energy song? Lady?

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Speaker 2: I do.

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Speaker 12: Let's see if we can find that, because I'm I

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Speaker 12: play it.

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Speaker 2: If you can't.

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Speaker 26: Energy energy.

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Speaker 12: Oh you get that little thing at the end, that

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Speaker 12: little lip thing in the end, that's the best.

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Speaker 2: Part of it. Well done, Well done.

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Speaker 12: Control room, Kamala Harris clearly staying busy taking a look

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Speaker 12: at this terrible TikTok she made to promote the new

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Speaker 12: book that she, I'm guessing knows absolutely zero about what's

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Speaker 12: in it.

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Speaker 2: I don't care.

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Speaker 3: Most you got these.

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Speaker 7: It makes a room.

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Speaker 8: Actually, I think I have everything I need.

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Speaker 12: I actually can't think they think I want to do.

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Speaker 2: Less than go.

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Speaker 12: Listen to Kamala Harris on her book tour in all

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Speaker 12: those cities, I pray, I just hope, I just hope

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Speaker 12: we have cameras in some of those arenas. When no

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Speaker 12: one shows up. And then when she's feeling the super

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Speaker 12: words out talk this is going to be. This will

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Speaker 12: prove to her she should not run. In twenty twenty eight,

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Speaker 12: Wes Moore went on MSNBC told the truth about crime

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Speaker 12: in his state, Baltimore, Maryland. The city of Baltimore itself

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Speaker 12: once had over nine hundred thousand residents. Today that number

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Speaker 12: is under six hundred thousand residents. Through the math, it's

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Speaker 12: about a thirty five percent decrease. Listen to more talk

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Speaker 12: about what time is done to his state's major city.

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Speaker 6: Eshon vertext just want to ask you, just in general,

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Speaker 6: what historically has been Baltimore's greatest challenge.

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Speaker 22: Why has Baltimore had a crime problem.

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Speaker 2: Over the past three four decades.

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Speaker 19: Well, I think oftentimes Baltimore's had a neglect problem, you know,

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Speaker 19: And I think about Baltimore used to be a city

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Speaker 19: of nine hundred and twenty thousand people. Baltimore is now

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Speaker 19: a city of just under six hundred thousand. In fact,

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Speaker 19: if you look at the past few decades, Baltimore's had

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Speaker 19: one of the most precipitous drops in population that we

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Speaker 19: have seen in our country, with the exception of Cleveland

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Speaker 19: and Detroit. But let's also remember this, there's a legacy

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Speaker 19: of Baltimore.

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Speaker 12: So another guy who likely will run for president at

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Speaker 12: least will start Remember Trump in twenty sixteen ran against

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Speaker 12: seventeen others, so eighteen total Republicans in twenty sixteen, So

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Speaker 12: the field will be very, very large on the Democrat side.

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Speaker 2: I mean Newsom, we know, AOC.

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Speaker 12: We know Jazzy, Jasmine Crockett. I think west More. I

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Speaker 12: believe Mayor Pete Boodh Judge will be one of the finalists,

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Speaker 12: one of the last two or three, maybe even the

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Speaker 12: one when it comes to it. He's the military service,

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Speaker 12: He's got everything they love on the on the left,

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Speaker 12: all right, So Wes Moore likely another one.

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Speaker 2: He's sounding a.

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Speaker 12: Little centrist, a little centrist right there.

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Speaker 2: Remember when you run for president, you start in the middle.

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Speaker 12: You attack to the middle, for the, for the, for

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Speaker 12: the If you start why you're nomination, then you attack

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Speaker 12: to the middle. So he's going to start a little

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Speaker 12: bit in the middle right now. He'll get firmer, he'll

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Speaker 12: get more democrat, he'll get more liberal progressive as time goes.

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Speaker 12: But right now, you start wide and tack into the middle.

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Speaker 12: All right, folks, something coming.

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Speaker 2: You know what it is? You have any idea what

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Speaker 2: it is?

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Speaker 12: If you do know what this is, someone got close

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Speaker 12: on one of the calls I listened to over the weekend.

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Speaker 12: I listened to all of them. Your voicemails eight eight

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Speaker 12: eight six on zero three two I listened.

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Speaker 2: To them all. Someone got very close. See if you

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Speaker 2: can figure out.

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Speaker 12: The fire doesn't destroy you, it forges you lived where

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Speaker 12: the heat never stops. Pro baseball fields open outcry pits

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Speaker 12: and the anchor chair. Pressure isn't the enemy, it's the test.

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Speaker 12: Only the strong withstand it. Only the ready rise through it.

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Speaker 12: The edge isn't just a brand, it's the sparking men

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Speaker 12: who've been holding back too long. September, the edge is coming. Well,

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Speaker 12: we know you guys leave the grace. Voicemails ever, and

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Speaker 12: I tell you I listened to all of them. It

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Speaker 12: takes sometimes hours because you send you you blast us

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Speaker 12: with voice smails.

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Speaker 2: I love him, ned what do you got? Let's let's

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Speaker 2: listen to one from the weekend. UH viewer says, wants

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Speaker 2: you to fight Newsome.

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Speaker 27: Okay, Hi, Eric, Jose Mirouca Wisconsin. Here's running for you. Gravin.

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Speaker 17: Newsom says, the solb is want to be punch in

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Speaker 17: the nose. How about you challenge H. G. Newsom to

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Speaker 17: a street fright. My money's on you Eric kick his butt.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, sure, Kevin will do it.

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Speaker 12: He might mess up his beautiful little hair and his

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Speaker 12: pretty little little little face.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's not a FI. I guarantee he's not a fine. No,

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Speaker 2: you can take them.

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Speaker 12: I have no question about it. I don't have a

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Speaker 12: question about that. I just don't think he's gonna he's

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Speaker 12: gonna buy that. I'll debate him. Maybe he'll still do that.

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Speaker 12: But again, we ask these folks to debate Jazzy Jazz.

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Speaker 12: I've asked AOC. They just they don't. They don't want

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Speaker 12: they don't want to be embarrassed. So I'm guessing he

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Speaker 12: won't do that either. What else you got? Mad dog

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Speaker 12: hate protesters subject to to the I R S.

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Speaker 9: Hey, Eric, love your show. Maxwell from Idaho. Here's the thought.

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Speaker 9: Are the professional protesters paying taxes on the money that

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Speaker 9: they get from Sorrows? Maybe they all need to be audited.

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Speaker 9: And also, if Sorrows is paying all these sacks of

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Speaker 9: doo doo to protest, aren't they kind of quasi employees

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Speaker 9: subject to him having to give them ten ninety nine?

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Speaker 9: I'd get thers on him. That took down many mafia

895
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Speaker 9: bosses like opponent. Maybe got to think outside the box

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Speaker 9: and throw in some rico charges.

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Speaker 12: Like it, like it, like it interesting enough. We taped

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Speaker 12: an interview with that guy who pays the protesters, takes

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Speaker 12: money from groups, pays protesters. We're gonna try and get

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Speaker 12: that to you tomorrow. Maybe hopefully we get that to

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Speaker 12: you tomorrow. We ask him about where the money comes from,

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Speaker 12: and you're right if he does pay another company to

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Speaker 12: do it, which is the way the lot of these

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Speaker 12: things are being done. There's companies that they stand in

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Speaker 12: the middle. That's kind of like a Chinese wall or

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Speaker 12: a firewall, so they don't have to pay for things

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Speaker 12: like healthcare and different types of taxes and whatnot. So

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Speaker 12: I think he's probably shielded. The guy's got a lot

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Speaker 12: of money, not because he's stupid, because he.

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Speaker 2: Knows how to work the system. What else you got, mad, Doug?

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Speaker 2: Someone woke up in the alongside of the bed today.

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Speaker 2: I remember this one.

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Speaker 25: I was watching Steve Bagian's program on Saturdays at twenty third,

914
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Speaker 25: and you know, I'm not impressed with him. Jack, Sobek you,

915
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Speaker 25: any of you isolationists. The United States has allowed Europe.

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Speaker 25: We have totally been responsible for NATO for the past

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Speaker 25: seventy five years. I spent twenty three years in the

918
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Speaker 25: Marine Corps. Y'all don't know anything, man, I mean y'all

919
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Speaker 25: think this is sick and we're fixedly implode. We're gonna

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Speaker 25: have to take on the communists here in this country

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Speaker 25: and office Central South America, and might as well.

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Speaker 28: Get ready, you know, all go people. They're gonna go

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Speaker 28: under ground. But why aren't they that required to stay

924
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Speaker 28: above ground and die like the rest of us? All

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Speaker 28: them flaky and governed from the president on down. I

926
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Speaker 28: voted four and three times. I don't trust none of you.

927
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Speaker 28: We're all a bunch of flights.

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Speaker 12: But first of all, thank you for your service, sir.

929
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Speaker 12: I will tell you I still look communism is It's

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Speaker 12: not the nineteen forties or the thirties were communism was

931
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Speaker 12: a real threat. Communism's not a threat to us anymore.

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Speaker 12: All communist countries are failing. Cuba can't you can't get

933
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Speaker 12: meat in Cuba. People are starving in Venezuela, North Korea.

934
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Speaker 12: They have no lights at night. Communism is a fail experiment.

935
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Speaker 12: Literally one hundred million people have died under socialism. Communism.

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Speaker 12: Let it die on its own, so we don't have

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Speaker 12: to send any more.

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Speaker 2: Of our youth.

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Speaker 12: People like you who did your service, Thank you for

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Speaker 12: doing that. You survive, But too many die for other

941
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Speaker 12: people's problems in other people's countries. We are blessed by

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Speaker 12: having two oceans on two sides of our borders, a

943
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Speaker 12: friendly country up north, fairly frindly country to our south.

944
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Speaker 12: We are geographically gifted in that way. I just don't

945
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Speaker 12: believe in wasting blood and treasure on other people's problems.

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Speaker 12: You got another one, yeah, viewer has a theme song suggestion.

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Speaker 27: All right, Hey, this is a day from Carson City, Nevada. Again. Man,

948
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Speaker 27: I just love having you here so I can vent

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Speaker 27: a little bit. Bro.

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Speaker 10: Anyway, there's so much on my mind, I'm almost forgetting

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Speaker 10: what the hell I was gonna say. But what I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna say is, well, you need to play for your

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Speaker 10: theme song every day as you start your show and

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Speaker 10: every day as you end your show. Is Tom McDonald's

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Speaker 10: The Devil is a Democrat and he lives in California.

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Speaker 27: Please use that for your theme song as you start

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Speaker 27: your show and as you end your show. We need

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Speaker 27: to get that message out there. He needs to be heard. Man,

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Speaker 27: you got to listen to Tom McDonald.

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Speaker 10: I think I'm gonna vote for Tom McDonald's in twenty

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Speaker 10: twenty eight if Trump isn't running.

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Speaker 27: Thanks bro, have a great day.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you for the suggestion camera.

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Speaker 12: I'll tell you what if Tom McDonald gives us a

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Speaker 12: right to that song, we will make it a theme

966
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Speaker 12: song either bump in or bump out of our show

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Speaker 12: with that mad Dog before we go the chat. Love

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Speaker 12: the Davam energy. Here's you know what an earworm is

969
00:49:07,320 --> 00:49:08,880
Speaker 12: when you hear something you can't get it out of

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Speaker 12: your ear all day, sometimes for a couple of days.

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Speaker 12: One more time, play the Davam energy mad.

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Speaker 26: Dog energy energy.

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Speaker 2: Like I love it.

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Speaker 12: That's for you rab Min and the Rumble Chat and

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Speaker 12: the Getter Chat. You guys love that Davam energy I can't.

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Speaker 2: Get out of.

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Speaker 12: Like watch tonight, it'll be like later on watching TV

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Speaker 12: and davem Energy song. Let's get crazy in your in

979
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Speaker 12: your head for a little bit, all right, great show,

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Speaker 12: love having you. Keep the voicemails coming, I listened to

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Speaker 12: them all.

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Speaker 2: Will play some for you. Bannon's Warm's coming up next.

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Speaker 2: We will see you tomorrow.

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Speaker 12: Try and get that pro protester interview up for you

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Speaker 12: tomorrow if we can