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Speaker 1: You haven't seen us do a lot of death tributes

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Speaker 1: I don't celebrate the loss, but I also don't pretend like, I'm.

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Speaker 1: I'm old enough to remember when that old jerk told

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Speaker 1: Marco Rubio going to be Secretary of State. And you

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Speaker 1: I'm certainly not the world's biggest Rubio fan. I'm not

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Speaker 3: Here's my view of a situation. Once this war became

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Speaker 1: That's how a secretary of state is supposed to sound.

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Speaker 4: All right, let me ask another question you don't want

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Speaker 7: Can you say no to the President of United States

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Speaker 8: It would not be appropriate for a prosecutor to start

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Speaker 9: That you, as Attorney general, should investigate one of his

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Speaker 7: Would you do so?

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Speaker 6: Senator Herona, I wish you had met with me. How

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Speaker 4: Times to you.

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Speaker 10: Now could you respond.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you were the only one who refused to meet

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Speaker 1: Today she's going to get confirmed and from here on

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: There are things that you and I have to do

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Speaker 1: We're all happy. Sanity is coming in. Life is good.

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Speaker 2: But we don't have to do that many of them.

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Speaker 1: Numero uno on my list is one John Cornyn from

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Speaker 2: But John Cornyn is one.

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Speaker 1: Of these deep state protectorate swamp rat types who passed

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Speaker 2: Vote next year.

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Speaker 5: Section seven oh two of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

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Speaker 6: Senator, I haven't read the entire seven two in front

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Speaker 2: Catch those terrorists.

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Speaker 1: It's another thing to look at all the endless abuses

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Speaker 1: When I see United States senators like John Cornyan do that.

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Speaker 2: Do that. I see a United States.

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Speaker 2: There's only one reason you would bring that up.

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Speaker 1: Out of nowhere and demand the incoming age support it.

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Speaker 1: I mean, speaking of primary targets, Numero dose on my

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Speaker 2: World, What is your position on seven or two authority?

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Speaker 11: Sometimes more than half of the actionable foreign intelligence that

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Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, it doesn't matter that it totally violates

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Speaker 1: That always seems to work out for these people. So

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Speaker 12: Okay, Well, PISA seven oh two is basically a way

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Speaker 12: Out with a report about the abuses of PISA being

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Speaker 1: So what do you make of the corn and James

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Speaker 1: Everything you just said is an easily verifiable fact. It's

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Speaker 12: I think it's because of control. I think it's also

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Speaker 13: Yet, again, what.

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Speaker 1: Are the concerns do you have about pam bonding? She

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Speaker 12: Well, my one concern is still I am still concerned

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Speaker 1: One thing that was apparent today during the hearings was

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Speaker 8: You have hired someone into the Florida Attorney General's office

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Speaker 8: And I'm questioning you about whether you will enforce an

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Speaker 6: Oh, Senator, I'm sorry. There will never be an enemies

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Speaker 1: Why are they so worried about Cash?

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Speaker 12: Well, a, because they spied on Cash with the seven

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Speaker 1: who was there yesterday, Sean Parnell, veteran host of battle

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Speaker 1: Ground Live. Sean, my word, were you just sitting there

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Speaker 1: mainlining ibuprofen all day long?

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Speaker 2: That had to be brutal.

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Speaker 14: Give that man the silver Star for that performance, for

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Speaker 14: having to endure that. That was a strange strategy to

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Speaker 14: have him come in there and just be berated by

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Speaker 14: you know, angry not just not just women senators, but

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Speaker 14: just Democrat senators.

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Speaker 7: And I would also.

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Speaker 14: Say very very uneffectively, So for what was over a

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Speaker 14: four hour hearing. And you know, the crazy thing, Jesse

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Speaker 14: is is that Pete did a really he did a

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Speaker 14: really great job. He was calm, he was composed, he

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Speaker 14: was measured. He understands these the issues of the Department

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Speaker 14: of Defense and the Pentagon at a deep and substantive level.

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Speaker 14: So he's got it all on lockdown. But did you

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Speaker 14: notice the Democrats their strategy how they started with policy.

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Speaker 14: When that wasn't working, they went to the whole women

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Speaker 14: in combat thing. When that wasn't working, they went right

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Speaker 14: to attacking this man's this man's personal life. And that

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Speaker 14: kind of stuff just makes me sick because anytime there

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Speaker 14: is an effective conservative that is right on the policy,

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Speaker 14: that can articulate themselves effectively and sway the American people,

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Speaker 14: they start assassinating character. And that was the playbook that

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Speaker 14: they used yesterday, and they were trying to knock Pete

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Speaker 14: hegseeth off. But I don't think they're going to be successful.

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Speaker 14: I think he's going to be confirmed.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was ugly.

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Speaker 1: In fact, I didn't even play that Tim Caine clip

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Speaker 1: from yesterday.

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Speaker 2: It was so gross. But I guess since you brought

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Speaker 2: you brought it up, Sean, So who was.

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Speaker 10: Can you so casually cheat on a second wife and

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Speaker 10: cheat on the mother of a child who had been

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Speaker 10: born two months before? And you tell us you were

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Speaker 10: completely cleared?

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Speaker 2: So how was that a complete clear? Senator?

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Speaker 10: Hear the child's name is Gwendolen Hope Hegseth, and she's

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Speaker 10: a child of God, and she's seven years old. And

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Speaker 10: you cheated on the mother of that child less than

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Speaker 10: two months after that daughter was born, didn't you. But

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Speaker 10: you acknowledge that you cheated on your wife, and that

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Speaker 10: you cheated on the woman by whom you had just

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Speaker 10: fathered a child.

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Speaker 2: You have been met at that.

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Speaker 4: I will allow your words to speak for them.

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Speaker 10: You're not retracting that today.

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Speaker 2: That's good.

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Speaker 10: I assume that in each of your weddings you've pledged

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Speaker 10: to be faithful to your wife. You've taken an oath

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Speaker 10: to do that, haven't you. Many of your work. Colleagues

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Speaker 10: have said that you show up for work under the

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Speaker 10: influence of alcohol or drunk. I know you've denied that,

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Speaker 10: but you would agree with me right that if that

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Speaker 10: was the case, that would be disqualifying for somebody to

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Speaker 10: be Secretary of Defense. And I'll just conclude and say

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Speaker 10: this to the chairman. You claim that this was all anonymous.

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Speaker 10: We have seen records with names attached to all of these,

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Speaker 10: including the name of your own mother. So don't make

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Speaker 10: this into some anonymous press thing.

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Speaker 2: Sean.

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Speaker 1: My question is, yeah, it's gross, it's awful, it's terrible,

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Speaker 1: oil's all those things. But does this stuff work anymore?

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Speaker 1: Or did the Kavanaugh hearings? Was that their last hurrah

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Speaker 1: for this kind of stuff, and now the American people

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Speaker 1: are just it.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't work anymore.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, Jesse, if I had to guess, I haven't seen

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Speaker 14: any poll numbers or any sort of public testing on this,

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Speaker 14: but I don't think that this stuff works. In fact,

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Speaker 14: I think it has the opposite effect. The American people

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Speaker 14: are just tired of this. And let's talk about the

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Speaker 14: Senator from Virginia, Tim Kane. This is a guy that

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Speaker 14: endorsed Bill Clinton and had no issues with any of

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Speaker 14: his behavior. This was a guy that was on the

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Speaker 14: ticket with Hillary Clinton, and of course we know all

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Speaker 14: about Hillary Clinton and how she waged a war against

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Speaker 14: all of the Bill Clinton's accusers during his time in

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Speaker 14: the White House. Had nothing to say about that. The

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Speaker 14: hypocrisy here is astounding. And moreover, contrary to what Senator

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Speaker 14: Kine said, these are indeed all anonymous allegations, every single

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Speaker 14: one of them.

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Speaker 7: There hasn't been one single name attached to any of these.

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Speaker 14: And what was fascinating yesterday during during the hearing is

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Speaker 14: that Hegsath's team was able to figure out the Democrat

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Speaker 14: line of attack prior to the hearing. So if you

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Speaker 14: watched it, you'd see all of these allegations, false allegations

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Speaker 14: leveled by the Democrats because that all they have are

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Speaker 14: are lies and hoaxes. Seriously, oh, you mismanaged finances at

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Speaker 14: Vets for Freedom. So then a Republican senator would read

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Speaker 14: a statement from somebody from Vets for Freedom saying I

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Speaker 14: was a CFO, Actually our finances were great, Oh you

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Speaker 14: missed managed finances at CBA. Then this statement from the

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Speaker 14: follow on executive director of CBA is like, actually I

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Speaker 14: followed Pete in this role, and he gave me a

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Speaker 14: powerhouse of an organization. So the entire I mean to me,

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Speaker 14: Pete hegg Seth walked out of there, and ultimately he

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Speaker 14: did exactly what he needed to do to sway public sentiment.

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Speaker 14: And part of these hearings, Jesse, as you know, is

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Speaker 14: just just be able to maintain composure, why you take

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Speaker 14: your licks. Pete was able to do that as well.

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Speaker 14: And the most important thing is he was able to

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Speaker 14: sway Jony Ernst to vote for him, which essentially means,

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Speaker 14: you know, barring any unforeseen circumstances, you know how politics goes,

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Speaker 14: essentially means if nothing changes by the twenty first, which

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Speaker 14: is that the day the full Senate votes, he seems

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Speaker 14: like he is, he is going to be a lock

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Speaker 14: for this position. And that is just so important because

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Speaker 14: Pete's testimony and that hearing yesterday really set the tone

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Speaker 14: for all of Trump's cabinet nomination. Couldn't let Pete get

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Speaker 14: knocked off, because as if we did, they would have

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Speaker 14: just rolled out the same strategy against Cash Battel and

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Speaker 14: RFK Junior and Tulse Gabbert.

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Speaker 7: It would have just been the same darn thing over

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Speaker 7: and over again.

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Speaker 14: So President Trump could not have asked for a better

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Speaker 14: leadoff hitter in this regard.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of taking your licks, where's Kamala Harris beIN? She

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Speaker 1: seems to have just disappeared since the election.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and the people of California are paying for it.

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Speaker 14: You know, if you're the sitting vice president, your husband

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Speaker 14: is a resident of Los Angeles, those people have been

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Speaker 14: devastated by the wildfires out there. By the way, complete

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Speaker 14: uniparty Democrat control out there, super majority control for decades.

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Speaker 14: It says why I say that Democrat, the new Democrat

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Speaker 14: Party and Democrat policies are an existential threat to America

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Speaker 14: because of stuff like this. In good times bad leadership,

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Speaker 14: maybe people can.

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Speaker 7: Get by and not notice.

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Speaker 14: But in times of great crisis, that's when real leaders rise,

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Speaker 14: Jesse and rise to the moment. Here she is that

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Speaker 14: she has all the power of the executive branch, the

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Speaker 14: sitting vice president. She actually ran for president. She could

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Speaker 14: have told Joe Biden, you know what I'm done. I'm

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Speaker 14: going out to Los Angeles. I'm going out to California,

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Speaker 14: and I'm going to stand up and lead because nobody

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Speaker 14: out there can seem to do the job but not

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Speaker 14: only has she not done that, she's told the people

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Speaker 14: of California, Hey, just slow your role, be patient while

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Speaker 14: the government figures this out. Thank God that we dodged

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Speaker 14: this bullet of a Kamala Harris presidency, because this woman

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Speaker 14: is a disaster. And I'll also say the Democrats seem

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Speaker 14: to think she's gonna be the front runner for twenty

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Speaker 14: twenty eight. Good name her at the top of the

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Speaker 14: ticket again, because I would love to give her the

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Speaker 14: slacking of a lifetime. It's because she's just the worst man.

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Speaker 14: She's the worst.

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Speaker 1: Sean James o'keef got some undercover video of a Pentagon guy. Well,

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Speaker 1: here he was, And I work at this top consulting

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Speaker 1: firm and my client is the Pentagon, So I'm embedded

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Speaker 1: in the Pentagon. I work in the Joint Staff, which

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Speaker 1: is the top military command.

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Speaker 4: What's your overall assessment of truck.

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Speaker 2: He's a sociopathic narcissists.

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Speaker 14: He's only interested in advancing his name, his wealth, and

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Speaker 14: his faith.

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Speaker 15: Is there anything you can do to protect American people

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Speaker 15: from the stuff that he might try to do.

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Speaker 1: I'm in conversation with a couple of retired generals.

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Speaker 2: To try to explore what we can do. Well, that's horrifying, Sean.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, it is because not a single American citizen, Democrat

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Speaker 14: or Republican by the way, voted for any one of

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Speaker 14: these disgusting federal bureaucrats. And by the way, if you

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Speaker 14: are a federal bureaucrat, I don't care what you want

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Speaker 14: to call them, call him a member of the blob,

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Speaker 14: the deep state, and trench bureaucracy, whatever. You work at

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Speaker 14: the behest of the president. So you can disagree all

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Speaker 14: you want, but if you're going to actively work against him,

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Speaker 14: and again this goes Democrat or Republican, I took an

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Speaker 14: oath to protect and defend the constitution. We elect presidents

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Speaker 14: in this country. If you're going to be a bureaucrat

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Speaker 14: that's working against the president, one, if you're identified, you

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Speaker 14: should be fired. If not, if you would disagree with

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Speaker 14: the president, it can't continue to do your job, then

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Speaker 14: quit go away, because ultimately, what these people do, when

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Speaker 14: we talk about the deep state or the entrenched bureaucracy

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Speaker 14: or whatever, they work against the American people. And just

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Speaker 14: watching that video that you showed here here they are

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Speaker 14: inside the Beltway at a swanky DC restaurant that probably

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Speaker 14: ninety percent of the American people couldn't afford to eat there.

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Speaker 14: They sit there and talk about how they know better

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Speaker 14: than the very people that put President Trump in office. That,

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Speaker 14: my friend, is a real problem and it needs to

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Speaker 14: stop in five days when Trump goes back to the

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Speaker 14: White House.

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Speaker 1: No doubt, Child, host of Battleground Live, I'll talk to.

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Speaker 2: You again, Sue my friend.

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Speaker 1: All right, we had a couple of chicks on the

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Speaker 1: house floor, Jasmine Crockett Nancy Mace throw poop at each other.

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Speaker 1: It was embarrassing, kind of hot. We'll talk about it

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Speaker 1: with a panel next.

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Speaker 15: Somebody's campaign coffers really are struggling right now, so she

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Speaker 15: gonna keep saying trans trans trans so that people will

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Speaker 15: feel threatened and child, listen, I won't you.

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Speaker 12: I have no child to call me a child.

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Speaker 2: I am no child.

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Speaker 4: I won't even stand out. I'm a growing of those females.

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Speaker 4: I a brocately have ceilings and man time, you will

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Speaker 4: not do that.

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Speaker 15: I am chiming my time.

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Speaker 16: You want to take it out, it's the chairman and committee.

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Speaker 4: Order point of order, point of order, order, order order.

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I enjoyed it.

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Speaker 1: Look, I enjoyed it, Like I said, maybe they can

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Speaker 1: hug it out or whatever. Joining me now, my friend

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Speaker 1: and as Stetman's senior policy analysts for the Independent Women's Forum,

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Speaker 1: and of course Terry Shielding, President of American Principles Project.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Terry setting aside.

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Speaker 1: The hug it out part, it really doesn't bother me

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Speaker 1: because I consider the House of Representatives to be an embarrassment.

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Speaker 1: So when I look at another embarrassment that's on camera,

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Speaker 1: it's just one more embarrassment on top of a whole

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Speaker 1: mountain of embarrassment.

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Speaker 2: Not sure why I should care.

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Speaker 16: Look, this is a total mess, right, This is a

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Speaker 16: total disaster, Jasmine Crockett, is an embarrassment to Texas. This

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Speaker 16: is exactly why we don't need more progressive women in Congress.

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Speaker 16: I would much rather it be four hundred and thirty

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Speaker 16: five and as Stepman's because they're calm, they're cool, they're rational,

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Speaker 16: and they're small, and they want to do the right

660
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Speaker 16: thing for this country. They don't want to destroy it.

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Speaker 16: Jasmine Crockett using this trying to suggest that the only

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Speaker 16: reason Nancy Mace is talking about this is to phillip

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Speaker 16: her campaign Coffers, Where were you four or five years ago? Right,

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Speaker 16: this is not a very popular fight to pick. It's

665
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Speaker 16: only popular now because we won an election over it,

666
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Speaker 16: and it's because of that that Donald Trump's in the office.

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Speaker 16: So Jasmin Crockett's an embarrassment. She did the thing with

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Speaker 16: the Black Lives Matter, right, She's projecting they were running

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Speaker 16: low on campaign funds, so then they started the whole

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Speaker 16: Black Lives Matter movement off of these criminals and people

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Speaker 16: that were killed by cops that were robbing places and

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Speaker 16: using counterfeit bills. So I'm not surprised. This is typical

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Speaker 16: progressive behavior in Congress, and no one else should be

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Speaker 16: surprised either.

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Speaker 1: I don't necessarily disagree about the embarrassing ness. I don't

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Speaker 1: even know if that's the word. I didn't go to

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Speaker 1: college of Jasmine Crockett. She even got the hair toss

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Speaker 1: in there. But Nancy Mays is, in my opinion, is

679
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Speaker 1: no less embarrassing. To be honest, Yeah, she'll fall down

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Speaker 1: on the right side of an issue you every now

681
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Speaker 1: and then, But a reputation is that of a nasty hag.

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Speaker 1: And to be honest, if you will pardon my French,

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Speaker 1: she seems like a bit of an attention hound.

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Speaker 2: I realize there are kids watching.

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Speaker 13: Look, I'm going to rip a joke from my friend

686
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Speaker 13: and form a colleague, Emily Jishinski, and say, I think

687
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Speaker 13: these two ladies were actually just trying to demonstrate to

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Speaker 13: Pete Hegseth that women can be in combat and they're

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Speaker 13: demonstrating on the of the Congress right now.

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Speaker 4: Now, this is embarrassing. This is not behavior.

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Speaker 13: I don't think either one of them, frankly, is behaving

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Speaker 13: in a way that's becoming of somebody who actually wields

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Speaker 13: serious power in this country.

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Speaker 4: And just to say something serious for half a second.

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Speaker 13: I know this is a Jesse Kelly show, but you know,

696
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Speaker 13: this kind of behavior is obviously it's funny like sort

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Speaker 13: of on the surface, but there is a deeper problem here,

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Speaker 13: which is that like, these people aren't actually accountable.

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Speaker 4: They wield real power.

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Speaker 13: It's easy to sort of make fun of this, but

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Speaker 13: they wield real They don't.

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Speaker 4: Take any any seriousness or accountability. And that's the problem.

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Speaker 13: Just you know, throughout a lot of the ranks of

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Speaker 13: our government is that they wield a lot of power

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Speaker 13: and they don't want to be responsible for it. And

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Speaker 13: they'd rather do these little clips and flip their hair

707
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Speaker 13: and like go back and forth and these kinds of exchanges.

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Speaker 13: And maybe we deserve it because we the voters, rarely

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Speaker 13: punish them for this kind of behavior.

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Speaker 2: Well know, its just staying with you.

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Speaker 1: How could I look at it any other way. I mean,

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Speaker 1: when people talk about how embarrassing their congressman is, their

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Speaker 1: senator is, I always like to go back and look

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Speaker 1: at the results of the last election and voila. Looks

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Speaker 1: like the people up their district love this crab. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett's a piece of trash. The people in our

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Speaker 1: district district, they love pieces of trash. Nancy Base is embarrassing.

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Speaker 1: The people in our district, they.

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Speaker 2: Love that crab.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: Well, you know that's that's democracy at some level, right,

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Speaker 13: you vote for the clown that will pull the lever.

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Speaker 4: For the things that are important to you, hopefully.

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Speaker 13: But yeah, there doesn't seem to be a lot of

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Speaker 13: seriousness in terms of accountability. And unfortunately, perhaps this is

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Speaker 13: the result of a you know, sort of long period

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Speaker 13: in which America, although we face many many domestic, very

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Speaker 13: serious challenges, right, we haven't been an era of great

729
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Speaker 13: power warfare for example, for a while.

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Speaker 4: You know, maybe one.

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Speaker 13: Hopes that seriousness will return if that comes to pass.

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Speaker 13: Hopefully it won't, but if it does, one hopes at

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Speaker 13: least that there will be some serious people left in

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Speaker 13: the government to deal with problems like that. But look,

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Speaker 13: after COVID, I'm not optimistic about that.

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Speaker 4: Sobering us up, Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Neither am I. Terry. There's a bill right now.

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Speaker 1: Tommy Tapperville is all over it about banning men and

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Speaker 1: women's sports. This comes back to something I hate to

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Speaker 1: be king cynic all the time. But yeah, that's fine

741
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Speaker 1: and pass a bill. But when you get to the

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Speaker 1: point as a country where you have to pass bills

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Speaker 1: to stop dudes from beating up chicks in sports, you're

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Speaker 1: not in a healthy place. Even if the bill passes,

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Speaker 1: you're in a bad, bad place.

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Speaker 16: No, that that's exactly right, Jesse. I could not agree

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Speaker 16: with you more. And why are we passing? And think

748
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Speaker 16: about this? Look, I fully support these bills. I am

749
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Speaker 16: I'm the you know, the trans guy. That's the joke.

750
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Speaker 16: Emily just says, she says that I'm the trans guy,

751
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Speaker 16: you know, But think about this, we're passing a women's

752
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Speaker 16: sports bill. That has a better chance. Protecting girls' sports

753
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Speaker 16: has a better chance of passing than banning sex change

754
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Speaker 16: procedures for miners. Right, banning sex change procedures for miners

755
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Speaker 16: that chop off healthy young girl's breasts and alter young boys'

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Speaker 16: bodies and sterilize them. These drugs that they give them,

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Speaker 16: by the way, Jesse, they they're too cruel for us

758
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Speaker 16: to give to sex offenders. Right, that it's too cruel.

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Speaker 16: It's illegal to give them to sex offenders, but we

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Speaker 16: give them to children to affirm their gender. That has

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Speaker 16: less of a shot of passing.

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Speaker 2: Than women's sports.

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Speaker 16: So I agree we're in a very unhealthy spots of

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Speaker 16: the country, but I think it's starting to turn around,

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Speaker 16: and you start small and hopefully you get bigger.

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Speaker 1: And as what do you make of Pam BONDI? Everybody

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Speaker 1: I talked to who's familiar with hers says fairly pretty

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Speaker 1: much the same thing. Very qualified, very competent, that she'll

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Speaker 1: do a solid job. But I personally am not looking

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Speaker 1: for a solid job. I'm looking for government criminals to

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Speaker 1: be arrested, and I don't know that's what I'm getting.

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Speaker 2: What do you make of her?

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Speaker 13: I think that's probably going to have more to do

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Speaker 13: with Trump than Pam Bondi. I mean, I have the

775
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Speaker 13: same assessment of I guess, of all your friends, Jesse.

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Speaker 13: She seems very serious, intelligent, and actually I think somebody

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Speaker 13: of that nature, a little bit of a quieter nature,

778
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Speaker 13: is actually very, very necessary to actually clean out the

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Speaker 13: rot in DOJ because a lot of the stuff that

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Speaker 13: went down is ultimately about judgment calls within an institution,

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Speaker 13: and it's going to take somebody with some kind of

782
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Speaker 13: institutional knowledge and a lot of patience to actually unwind

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Speaker 13: who did what here? And so I think even your

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Speaker 13: for your purposes, if you want to see people brought

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Speaker 13: to justice for misusing their power again to see American

786
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Speaker 13: people in a politicized way, then I think what you

787
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Speaker 13: actually need is somebody a little bit like Pambondi. But

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Speaker 13: can I comment on that bill, because IW we were

789
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Speaker 13: a big proponent of this this bill. Obviously, I think

790
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Speaker 13: this is a wonderful bill. It's necessary. It's sad that

791
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Speaker 13: it is necessary. I want to point out how necessary

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Speaker 13: it is. Most Democrats voted against this bill. You say

793
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Speaker 13: it's so basic, right, and now the Democrats are gaslighting

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Speaker 13: us into saying that no no, No, that was never

795
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Speaker 13: a really big problem that men were in women's sports,

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Speaker 13: and nobody claimed that men could actually become women, and

797
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Speaker 13: that was just such a side issue and it was unimportant,

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Speaker 13: and blah blah blah. I know Terry hears this all

799
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Speaker 13: the time, right, that the cultureal issues are unimportant. There

800
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Speaker 13: are only two Democrats in the entire House who are

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Speaker 13: brave enough to vote in favor of this extremely basic bill.

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Speaker 13: Both of them, I believe, Hispanic Democrats from Texas. Okay,

803
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Speaker 13: so the vast majority of Democrats voted against this very

804
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Speaker 13: basic and simple bill to disallow to disallow bureaucrats from

805
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Speaker 13: writing gender identity into the Civil Rights Act by unilateral

806
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Speaker 13: authority and allowing therefore men to go into women's sports,

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Speaker 13: the most basic thing you could ever imagine, and almost

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Speaker 13: all the Democrats voted against it.

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Speaker 16: Can I add on to that, Jesse, real quick, because

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Speaker 16: I think it's a huge reflection on the Democratic Party. Right,

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Speaker 16: these are half of the country is represented by these sick, twisted,

812
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Speaker 16: evil people that have no concern or care for our

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Speaker 16: women or daughters or our children. Right, it's not you

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Speaker 16: pull this issue and it's a seventy thirty issue the

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Speaker 16: vast majority of Americans are very good on this.

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Speaker 2: But they're elected representatives.

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Speaker 16: They're Democrats, and these weak Republicans who have been holding

818
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Speaker 16: this stuff up for so long, those are really the

819
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Speaker 16: problem here.

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Speaker 1: No doubt. Terry and Az appreciate you both come back

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Speaker 1: to all right, fighting the mood. Thanks, it is time

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Speaker 1: to lighten the mood. And for this light in the mood,

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Speaker 1: I thought maybe we should pay homage to freshman senator.

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Speaker 1: I don't know him yet. Maybe he'll be a disaster,

825
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Speaker 1: maybe he'll be wonderful, but maybe sealed Tim Sheehy got

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Speaker 1: elected its senator, bounced out a loser Democrat, and my

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Speaker 1: home state of Montana, well my former home state, and

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Speaker 1: I did very much enjoy his line of questioning with

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Speaker 1: Pete hag Seth. I can't wait to have somebody as

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Speaker 1: sec deef who actually knows about weapons.

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Speaker 9: How many genders are there, tough one, Senator, there are

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Speaker 9: two genders.

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Speaker 2: I know that well. I'm a Shihi, so I'm on board.

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Speaker 9: What is the diameter of the rifle round fired out

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Speaker 9: of an M four eight one rifle?

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Speaker 7: That's a five five six?

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Speaker 2: How many push ups can you do?

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Speaker 7: I did five sets? Of forty seven this morning.

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Speaker 9: What do you think our most important strategic base is

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Speaker 9: in the Pacific?

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Speaker 13: In the Pacific, Guam is pretty strategically significant.

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Speaker 9: How many rounds of five, five, six can you fit

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Speaker 9: into the magazine off an M four rifle?

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Speaker 7: Depends on the magazine, but standard issues thirty?

845
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Speaker 9: And what size round is the M nine Bretta standard

846
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Speaker 9: issue side aren't for the military?

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Speaker 2: Fire a nine millimeter senator?

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Speaker 9: What kind of batter is you put in your night

849
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Speaker 9: vision goggle?

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Speaker 2: Duracel?

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Speaker 9: So right there, you're representing qualifications that show you understand

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Speaker 9: what the warfighter deals with every single day in the battlefield.

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Speaker 9: You understand what happens on the front line where our

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Speaker 9: troops will be

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Speaker 2: Pretty good, I'll see them