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Speaker 3: The Congress has been all.

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Speaker 1: Over the country, mister Secretary, scientists and doctors are saying otherwise.

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Speaker 4: and on and on and on. Aristotle tried it, and

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Speaker 4: then recently we come up to this the school of thought,

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Speaker 4: this logical positivism, and Carl Popper. And Popper said you

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Speaker 4: can't ever reach truth either. All you can do is falsify.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 4: So if you have a hypothesis of sitting out there

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Speaker 4: you cannot get down, but what you have standing there

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Speaker 4: isn't truth. And so boy, this really makes the mind.

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Speaker 4: You know, it hurts the American soul like that. People

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Speaker 4: want to believe that people are telling the truth. Milton

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Speaker 4: Friedman and economics wasn't happy with that. He went after it,

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Speaker 4: and he's a genius and he couldn't figure it out.

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Speaker 4: And so I just give us some comments to the

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Speaker 4: American people and the young people, what should inspire them,

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Speaker 4: how they should engage in thought in general, and question

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Speaker 4: these senators who are just hacks with a decent guy

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Speaker 4: like Kennedy sitting there getting assaulted, and the people who

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Speaker 4: are voting for these hacks. You know, we can do better.

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Speaker 4: But Naomi, you fire away a couple of minutes.

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Speaker 8: I mean, I love that you're asking you the question.

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Speaker 9: You know, these are the questions we need to ask,

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Speaker 9: especially our generations need to ask these questions to leave

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Speaker 9: the younger generations an intellectual.

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Speaker 8: Framework that's also a moral framework. You know, there's not

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Speaker 8: nothing but a giant mess of moral relativism. It's funny.

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Speaker 8: I was just before for I got on camera thinking

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Speaker 8: about for.

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Speaker 9: Some reason, my linguistics professor at Yale who spent the

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Speaker 9: whole semester, and this was very fashionable.

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Speaker 8: At Yale in the eighties, and this was kind of

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Speaker 8: in the language space parallel to what you're talking about.

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Speaker 9: It was called post structuralism, and his basic thesis is

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Speaker 9: that you can't find meaning in language. You can always

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Speaker 9: deconstruct language, you can't know what the author meant. Everything

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Speaker 9: is indeterminate. And then you extend that to anthropology. You know,

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Speaker 9: all cultures are equally valid. It doesn't matter if someone's accountable,

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Speaker 9: that's their cultural practice, you know.

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Speaker 8: And you see this manifesting in Britain, you.

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Speaker 9: Know when people who are detained for rape, who come

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Speaker 9: from rape cultures say, well, this is part of our culture.

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Speaker 9: You know, I have no idea why you're detaining me.

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Speaker 9: My point is, you're one thousand percent right. The degradation

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Speaker 9: really began in the sixties in the academy, but you know,

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Speaker 9: got a lot of momentum from the eighties to the present,

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Speaker 9: and I would say for sure truth has been is

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Speaker 9: an unpopular, unfashionable ideal like nations like history like you.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, good back with Naomi. That's wonderful. Thank you for

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Speaker 4: that Naomi and Alan Bloom again closing the American mind.

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Speaker 4: He's got some funny sarcastic tongue, and you gotta get

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Speaker 4: deep into weeds. But you know, the the great Ivy

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Speaker 4: League schools, they send out the anthropologists and sociologists one

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Speaker 4: hundred years ago out to find these you know, Roussoian

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Speaker 4: noble savages. These people are betters, are moral better because

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Speaker 4: they're simpler, and instead what they found is not so

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Speaker 4: noble savages. And they came back and reported it didn't

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Speaker 4: I go along with the the liberals, and the liberals

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Speaker 4: are good. The leftists we got a problem. Back with

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Speaker 4: Naomi Wolf in a minute to discuss the meaning of

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Speaker 4: all things. Use your host, Stephen K. Ban All right, everybody,

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Speaker 4: Dave Bratt in the war room, sitting in for the

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Speaker 4: great Stephen K. Bannon with Naomi Wolf. I want to

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Speaker 4: go into a little bit topic of the instability we're

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Speaker 4: gonna face economically going up. You know my favorite chart,

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Speaker 4: it comes from Robert Gordon, long run trend productivity going

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Speaker 4: down for the past seventy years. Trump's doing everything he

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Speaker 4: can turn that around, bringing capital in. It's all good.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna have a little instability in the short run.

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Speaker 4: Probably he's doing everything right. We've got major good moves.

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Speaker 4: The rest of the show is going to be about

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Speaker 4: all that. But we're at thirty seven trillion in debt

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Speaker 4: right now. CBO Congressional Budget Office has US two trillion

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Speaker 4: dollar deficits for the next ten years, so that's twenty

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Speaker 4: trillion extra debt in the next ten So thirty seven

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Speaker 4: and twenty is fifty seven trillion in debt. That's not sustainable.

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Speaker 4: The only good news is that England is going to

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Speaker 4: be the first mover. They're going to plunge first, right England, France, Germany,

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Speaker 4: they're at zero percent growth right now, so they're going

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Speaker 4: warning side. And so in these times, and I just

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Speaker 4: have to throw it. I always forget sometimes to make

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Speaker 4: the most basic point. The Federal Reserve Bank is accommodating.

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Speaker 4: Right there's this debate on these little moves that the

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Speaker 4: Federal Reserve makes. They're accommodating two trillion dollar deficits every

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Speaker 4: year without question. The Congress never asks them, why are

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Speaker 4: you accommodating. You're you're supposed to be in charge of

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Speaker 4: the economy. You do all this other projects under the

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Speaker 4: unemployment moniker, but you're not managing the economy when it

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Speaker 4: comes to putting seven trillion dollars into our federal government. Right,

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Speaker 4: unproductive seven trillion dollars. And so in these times, right,

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Speaker 4: go to Birch Gold, our friends. When you've got the

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Speaker 4: Fed accommodating that much, you know what comes next in

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Speaker 4: the history of thought, right, Inflation is around the corner

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Speaker 4: unless our Congress gets a ten on straight and starts

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Speaker 4: cutting some spending. So Birch Gold right now until September thirtieth,

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Speaker 4: the process for requesting info kit now, just text Bannon

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Speaker 4: Naomi Wolf, Doctor Naomi Wolf has been with us doing

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Speaker 4: a super job surveying the news of the day at

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Speaker 4: RK Junior. Naomi, how do people reach you? What a

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Speaker 4: book or two you might recommend to the young people

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Speaker 4: of the country to get their heads on straight. There

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Speaker 4: you go, that's a good cook. That's for advanced readers.

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Speaker 8: I just wanted to mention this one because we brought

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Speaker 8: it yesterday to the European Parliament and presented this information

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Speaker 8: at the European Parliament, and in fact we were censored

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Speaker 8: in Europe. So I do want to ask everyone.

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Speaker 9: To go to that presentation and hand share it with

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Speaker 9: friends in Europe because they can't listen to it. Again

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Speaker 9: that it's Steve Bannon's book, an imprint and the Posse

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Speaker 9: supported it, so that's very important. Also, another amazing thing

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Speaker 9: people can do is go over to legissectre dot com,

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Speaker 9: which is our new digital product that lets you share

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Speaker 9: sector or your issue, and then find that you can

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Speaker 9: follow me on at Naomi or Wolf on x and

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Speaker 9: get her and over on substack.

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Speaker 8: My substack is called outspoken, very.

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Speaker 4: Good, awesome, Thanks Naomi, thanks for all you.

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Speaker 8: Do, keep it up, having you so much.

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Speaker 4: Take care you bet all right. David Walsh is with

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Speaker 4: US Energy News breaking big time Secretary of Energy says

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Speaker 4: his main concern is electricity prices for the average homeowner.

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Speaker 4: And so you know AI artificial intelligence, huge energy drain.

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Speaker 4: There's MIT professors that say, maybe that's not it. There's

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Speaker 4: a lag on that kind of thing. So we got

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Speaker 4: the expert coming in, Dave Walsh. What do you make

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Speaker 4: of that story? This electrical shortages? You've been on this

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Speaker 4: for years. Why we're having shortages? What's what's the current

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Speaker 4: state of affairs and how do we get out of it?

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Speaker 12: Well, David, years ago, I hit a boss when I

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Speaker 12: was young man that said, well, Wal you need to

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Speaker 12: stop worrying about this and do something about it. So

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Speaker 12: this is the Secretary of Energy, Chris, listen, we know

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Speaker 12: you're worried. We don't see you doing much. Here's the issue.

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Speaker 12: Solar power in this country is the thing. We just

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Speaker 12: had the Secretary Duffy cancel six hundred and eighty million

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Speaker 12: a federal funding for twelve offshore wind farms. That's great,

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Speaker 12: that's great, but I'm here to tell you offshore wind

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Speaker 12: is only about twenty percent of the renewables being applied.

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Speaker 12: Solar power is far less valuable, far less capacity factor,

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Speaker 12: works far lesser time of the day on average across

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Speaker 12: the country, only four point eight hours. That's what's going

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Speaker 12: on now, not offshore wind, not onshore wind, solar, and

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Speaker 12: people are paying the price. It's six times more costly

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Speaker 12: than conventional combined cycle power that we've become accustomed to.

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Speaker 12: We're only building solar farms. Utilities in Red get this,

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Speaker 12: Red and Blue states alike going crazy allowing the build

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Speaker 12: out of this this year. For example, across the country,

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Speaker 12: according to Chris's DOE data, ninety one percent of new

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Speaker 12: capacity power in the country this year being built is solar,

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Speaker 12: battery storage, and a little bit of wind. So I'll

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Speaker 12: do it again. What percent of the new energy ninety

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Speaker 12: one percent new power plant here, wow, will be puller

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Speaker 12: battery storage and a little bit of wind. So when

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Speaker 12: does get out of it?

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Speaker 8: What does he need to do?

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Speaker 12: We need to throw our bodies in front of the

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Speaker 12: Chinese importation Chinese imports are eighty seven percent of solar panels,

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Speaker 12: eighty seven percent of battery storage, about sixty percent of inverters,

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Speaker 12: all coming from China Trade deal be damned. We've got

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Speaker 12: to throw our bodies in front of that. And these

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Speaker 12: the two year tension of the incentives is causing developers

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Speaker 12: and utilities alike, utilities who are massive Republican donors, utility

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Speaker 12: to our Republican donors, such as FPL here in Florida

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Speaker 12: with a ten billion dollar rate increase, that they're trying

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Speaker 12: hundred and thirty utility scale solar farms here hunder DESANTUS watch.

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Speaker 12: Republicans fully aware of this, but you're not hearing a

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Speaker 12: peep about this from Washington. This is this is the

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Speaker 12: problem with is this stuff you take ing massive rate heights?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, before we go to the next issue, why don't

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Speaker 4: you give a shout out? What states? What power companies?

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Speaker 5: Uh?

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Speaker 4: If the If the politicians won't say a peep, maybe

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Speaker 4: the war room posse will say a peep. What do

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Speaker 4: you recommend for mass communication strategy?

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Speaker 12: Well, we need to we need to pound away in

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Speaker 12: aircot Texas all solar and battery storage being installed there

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Speaker 12: still no gas fired power Florida. All of the can

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Speaker 12: new capacity for the next ten years, and HOUSD by

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Speaker 12: the three regulated utilities is entirely solar and battery storage.

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Speaker 12: So that's two Red stakes Blue States, Maryland and New

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Speaker 12: Jersey of both in OUs three and four times rate increases,

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Speaker 12: respectively due to the tear down of coal, nuclear and

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Speaker 12: stuff that runs all the time and creates cost effective

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Speaker 12: electricity being displaced with part time intermittent sources. So we're

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Speaker 12: seeing in the trouble is going to be in the

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Speaker 12: Red States are dominantly doing this because of utility Republican donations.

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Speaker 12: They're gonna be fro We're gonna have a record landslide

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Speaker 12: of folks thrown out of office locally over this going

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Speaker 12: on because people know what's happening with this and them

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Speaker 12: just the hate advantage. It's throwing rocks at us.

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Speaker 4: Yep, hey, let me jump. We Uh were running a

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Speaker 4: hair short on time, but give us two or three minutes.

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Speaker 4: We'll get you back on and go in depth dive.

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Speaker 4: But you know, gee and putin having energy deals, huge

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Speaker 4: new pipelines being built through Mongolia. Uh, We're India, We're

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Speaker 4: gonna having a little tension there with them. We're driving

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Speaker 4: them a little bit towards Russia. How does how does

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Speaker 4: the power politics play out on the energy front in

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Speaker 4: the year next year or two ahead of us.

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Speaker 12: Dave well Ifewton just went to visit Gen couple of

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Speaker 12: days ago. They announced a second major pipeline into China.

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Speaker 12: That's fifteen to fifty billion quebec meters a day of

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Speaker 12: natural gas on the second pipeline, increasing the existing one

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Speaker 12: six million sixtillion cubic meters a day, so about one

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Speaker 12: hundred and forty seven percent increase in Chinese importation of

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Speaker 12: pipeline gas, which is way cheaper than LNG coming on

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Speaker 12: boats from the US into China. To remove any last

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Speaker 12: messages of dependency on the US for LNG, China will

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Speaker 12: be the worst at this. Biden War was the Ukraine

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Speaker 12: Russia activity basically was the alliance of Russia and China

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Speaker 12: militarily and energy wise. So this completes the coup. They'll

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Speaker 12: be completely independent with Russia on something that they have lacked.

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Speaker 12: China has lacked natural gas. Wants to build a lot

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Speaker 12: more combined cycle, yes, fully operational twenty four hour a

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Speaker 12: day power plants, to fuel, their industrial growth, exactly what

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Speaker 12: we need to be doing here, but we're not doing.

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Speaker 12: We're building song farms, all sourced from them. So this

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Speaker 12: presents an opportunity to get back into this trade deal.

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Speaker 12: The trade deal is not the main thing. The main

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Speaker 12: thing is the ruination of the US energy supply. As

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Speaker 12: long as this has happened, you're not going to buy

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Speaker 12: gas from the United States. We should not be purchasing

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Speaker 12: solar panel one inverter one battery storage one from China

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Speaker 12: one unaffordable, intermittent, part time energy useless. But secondly, no

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Speaker 12: reason to be supporting their economy with these kinds of

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Speaker 12: purchases energy devices from them while they're abandoning US natural gas.

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Speaker 12: So it's a big deal. India is in the penalty

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Speaker 12: box for supporting Russian procurement, but you know, we don't

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Speaker 12: have China. We're not putting China in the penalty box

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Speaker 12: in this trade deal for doing exactly the same thing,

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Speaker 12: being an ally of Russia in this Ukraine War and

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Speaker 12: iebyran in their activities with Amas and Hezbola, and we're

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Speaker 12: letting them get out of jail free pass because we

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Speaker 12: want a trade deal. Trade deal cannot include the German

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Speaker 12: of solar panels and verters and battery stores from China.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, this is not a fair question. But economists, when

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Speaker 4: they do their calculations, are supposed to include the full

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Speaker 4: cost of all of our activities. So this war, this

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Speaker 4: misplaced war in Ukraine caused by a coup and our

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Speaker 4: Cia in twenty fourteen, along with coups since nineteen fifty

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Speaker 4: three in about seventy countries. Just back of the envelope,

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Speaker 4: what do you think the energy costs are alone that

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Speaker 4: we've just added on our economy in terms of billions

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Speaker 4: or in terms of a percent of GDP growth, if

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Speaker 4: you add on the damage that that war has just

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Speaker 4: inflicted on our economy. Just give us some way of

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Speaker 4: looking at it. It's a horror show, is what I'm

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Speaker 4: trying to get. How big is the horror show?

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Speaker 12: Well, the looks just to shut off LNG to China

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Speaker 12: because of what's happened in the last three years is

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Speaker 12: probably been probably been sixty to seventy billion of terminus

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Speaker 12: of that extra value. Very but also this this hall

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Speaker 12: taken all these utility rate increases are David all about

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Speaker 12: the application of renewables which continues to this day unabated.

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Speaker 12: I'm under the present administration. Except for these announcements and

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Speaker 12: off for wind, nothing not has been done about the

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Speaker 12: mass deployment of solar farms by utilities with Chinese equipment

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Speaker 12: that that's been ongoing. That should have been stopped, but

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Speaker 12: it hasn't been stopped. Instead, we want a trade deal.

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Speaker 12: We want a trade deals or we're gonna sacrifice the

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Speaker 12: US energy economy. I fear to get a trade deal

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Speaker 12: that allows them to con heavy importation of this equipment.

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Speaker 12: Here Europe has actually benefited in this. If we could

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Speaker 12: talk about Europe for quite a second, that they've imported

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Speaker 12: two hundred and twenty five billion worth of oil and

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Speaker 12: gas from Russia during the war at lower prices because

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Speaker 12: the boys thought all what got said it was they

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Speaker 12: They ramped up their imports from Russia during the war.

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Speaker 6: So Europe.

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Speaker 12: And economically betterfitted from this.

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Speaker 4: Good. How do people get you, Dave? How do people

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Speaker 12: Well, get me on getter and true social and X

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Speaker 12: at Dave Walsh Energy. Thank you, David, great job.

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Speaker 4: We've got Wade with us, and he has written a

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Speaker 4: document that he's going to share with us. From the

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Speaker 4: folks over with RUSS Voting Company. I saw Russ yesterday

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Speaker 4: over at that com. He gave great talk and Waydon

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Speaker 4: Miller wrote this document about ready to discuss for a

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Speaker 4: few minutes. But on my reading of it, it wasn't

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Speaker 4: looking too good for the Defense Authorization Act.

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Speaker 12: Right.

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Speaker 4: I used to be in Congress A trillion dollars for spending.

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Speaker 4: We're supposed to be pivoting to Asia. I didn't see

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Speaker 4: major moves there. It's a huge budget number. It looks

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Speaker 4: weak like it's strapping Trump's hands together, not giving the

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Speaker 4: president full mobility. It's going full in increasing fund into

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Speaker 4: Ukraine instead of getting rid of funding for Ukraine. It's

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Speaker 4: more money or the same money to Europe. It's adding

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Speaker 4: more regulatory burden to stop the folks that are doing

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Speaker 4: border work with a military. Wade do. I is a

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Speaker 4: basic summary, right, and I'm sure you can pile on,

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Speaker 4: so thanks for being with us, Wade, Yeah, thanks for

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Speaker 4: having me on.

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Speaker 11: That's basically right, and you know, it does have some

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Speaker 11: anti woke provisions, but a lot more easily done. For instance,

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Speaker 11: there's not any sort of ban on transgender or cabaret shows,

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Speaker 11: you know, in the military, which you know, we can

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Speaker 11: have a discussion on whether those should exist at all,

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Speaker 11: but certainly they shouldn't be funded by taxpayer dollars on

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Speaker 11: military basis. There's no real description of what types of

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Speaker 11: flags that these units can fly. We've had a lot

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Speaker 11: of problems with units flying politicized flags. But it goes

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Speaker 11: on and on and on. In other words, there's a

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Speaker 11: lot of work to be done. And you know, we're

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Speaker 11: thirty seven trillion in debt. The President requested about a trillion,

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Speaker 11: which is a big number, but the House and the

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Speaker 11: Senate are requesting even more than that, even more than

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Speaker 11: the President is requested. And this is as you know,

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Speaker 11: this is what Republicans do that they talk about the

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Speaker 11: debt and then as soon as it comes to defense,

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Speaker 11: they're perfectly happy to plus that up. And look, I

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Speaker 11: get it. We've got Golden Dome research that we need

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Speaker 11: to do. We've got quantum research that we need to do.

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Speaker 11: We've got drone research, we've got AI research. Those are

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Speaker 11: all emerging defense security concerns. It's going to take a

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Speaker 11: lot of money. But the president requested money, and then

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Speaker 11: what does Congress do. They plus it up even more

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Speaker 11: way beyond what the president's requested while peppering it with

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Speaker 11: all of these provisions that really tie the ability of

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Speaker 11: the president to exercise his foreign policy powers. We've got

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Speaker 11: to stop that. We've got to unleash the president. The

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Speaker 11: president has a very clear worldview, a very clear foreign

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Speaker 11: policy agenda. Stop kneecapping the president in statute from being

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Speaker 11: able to execute his agenda.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and the House and the Senate both say right, oh,

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Speaker 4: we're all America first or whatever. But the Senate doesn't

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Speaker 4: let the judges get confirmed over the summer for some reason.

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Speaker 4: And this is the way the swamp works, and the

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Speaker 4: other As an economist, the one thing I noticed, right,

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Speaker 4: I'm against all this DEI stuff. Right, that's a disaster.

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Speaker 4: So it's good they're getting rid of it. But the

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Speaker 4: politicians get to go raw raw ron do their commercial

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Speaker 4: we got rid of that, but it's much harder to

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Speaker 4: do the economics right when you get out the funding

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Speaker 4: streams for Ukraine and Europe and the rags and the

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Speaker 4: spending that goes off to the defense contractors, et cetera.

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Speaker 4: That that's harder to tackle. So you got about a

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Speaker 4: minute left. Weight want tell folks how to get to

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Speaker 4: the document, what to look for, and then how to

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Speaker 4: reach you sure really quickly.

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Speaker 11: This reminds me of the time I was in the

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Speaker 11: Marine Corps. We were testing out packs and the pack

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Speaker 11: that everyone universally loved was not the pack that got

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Speaker 11: chosen by Congress because the member, the member of Congress

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Speaker 11: second place was the one that got funded. And so

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Speaker 11: this is just how the NBA process works. It's Congress

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Speaker 11: pushing its own parochial agenda. But a long story short.

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Speaker 11: You can find it at Citizens for Renewing America. Of course,

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Speaker 11: that's our C four. This is where we can weigh

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Speaker 11: Renewing America is the C three. But this document exists

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Speaker 11: on our Citizens website. You can find me on x

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Speaker 11: Wade Miller underscore USMC and you can go there on

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Speaker 11: our socials, Citizens for Renewing American Center for Renewing America

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Speaker 11: to see links to all of these products.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, great job. Wait, great job the whole team over there,

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Speaker 4: keep it out. And the other thing. The NDAA folks,

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Speaker 4: keep your eye on this. They're nowhere near doing a budget.

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Speaker 4: They're not going to do twelve bills or might not

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Speaker 4: even do an omnibus because that'll be so bad. They'll

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Speaker 4: do a cr because the omni would be bigger than

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Speaker 4: the current spending levels. But the NDAA goes first, and

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Speaker 4: watch what they tie to that thing, right the Watch

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Speaker 4: what they tied That tells you the Republican preferences, what

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Speaker 4: they really stand for, what do they really believe in?

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Speaker 4: And keep your eye on that. What do they tie

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Speaker 4: to that speak of a good believer. We got Mike Lindell.

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Speaker 4: Mike got a free gift pack from the federal government.

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Speaker 4: I thought they were a bunch of meanies. What'd you

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Speaker 4: get in the mail, Mike, Well, I just got.

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Speaker 6: Back everybody from our great president. We had a great

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Speaker 6: meetings yesterday and we talked about all the attacks on

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Speaker 6: myself and my pillow over these last four and a

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Speaker 6: half years. And I get back and here it is, everybody,

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Speaker 6: This is about ten minutes ago. This is my phone

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Speaker 6: that the FBI took it a Hearty's drive through three

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Speaker 6: years ago, almost to the day. And it took them

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Speaker 6: three years to realize I've done nothing wrong on the

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Speaker 6: other than one to melt down voting machines and turn

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Speaker 6: them into prison bars. And they realized I can't. We

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Speaker 6: can't get them nothing for that. We can just continue

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Speaker 6: to attack them, and that's what they do.

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Speaker 4: So not.

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Speaker 6: Sell us some pillows, right, So you guys were doing

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Speaker 6: the the pillar or the sheets, the sheets that we have,

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Speaker 6: it's our president's favorite product. We're doing it for the

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Speaker 6: war room polse. It's a close out sale. Once they're gone,

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Speaker 6: they're gone, every style, every size, king size, clean size.

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Speaker 3: Once they're gone, they're gone.

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Speaker 12: And the war room.

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Speaker 6: With that promo code Warroom, you guys get even a

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Speaker 6: better offer. You get free shipping on your entire order.

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Speaker 6: We've got the my pillow pillows. They're on sale at

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Speaker 6: employee pricing. You guys use that promo code war Room.

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Speaker 6: And but once these sheets are gone, they're gone. We're

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Speaker 6: trying to we're building up capital because we're going to

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Speaker 6: beginning our winter products in close out Special twenty nine

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Speaker 6: eighty eight as many as you want, no limit, and

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Speaker 6: mattress stoppers with the free shipping on your entire order.

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Speaker 6: And Dave, I'll be busy and going through all this

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Speaker 6: today to see what they went.

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Speaker 3: They took three years.

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Speaker 4: Mike lind