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Speaker 1: Good Eating American. Welcome to the Friday edition. Yes we

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Speaker 1: all right. Just a few minutes ago before we walked

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Speaker 1: into the studio, Supreme Court handed Donald Trump a another victory.

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Speaker 1: It rolled five to four that Donald Trump did have

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Speaker 1: the right to cancel sixty five million dollars worth of

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Speaker 1: DEI teaching grants that the Education Department had stopped. Why

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Speaker 1: because they violate the DEI executive order that President Trump

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Speaker 1: ordered at the beginning of his presidency. It's a big win,

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Speaker 1: but always a troubling sign it. John Roberts switched one

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Speaker 1: more time and went back to the liberal side on

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Speaker 1: this one. He's confounding a lot of conservatives right now.

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Speaker 1: I want to keep an eye out, all right. Meanwhile, yeah,

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Speaker 1: there was a lot of pain, a lot of stuff

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Speaker 1: from a lot of squelching again on Wall Street. The

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Speaker 1: now one down about twenty two hundred points, I think

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Speaker 1: last time I checked. But it's going to happen a

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Speaker 1: few more days, right, And I think the truth of

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Speaker 1: the matter is, as Peter Navarro told us last night,

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Speaker 1: President Trump's in for the long game. He's not going

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Speaker 1: to react when Broker's panic. He's going to play the

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Speaker 1: long game to start getting tariffs to come into the

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Speaker 1: United States and build up the United States. Tragedy paid

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Speaker 1: down the debt. But you know, in the meantime, there

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Speaker 1: is some progress, even in the midst of terriffs. Vietnam, Israel,

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Speaker 1: several countries, I think even today I heard a couple

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Speaker 1: of Latin American countries ready to make a deal. Canada

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Speaker 1: starting to sound more and more like it will make

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Speaker 1: a deal. China, well, not so much in the deal

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Speaker 1: making mode. They decided today to impose thirty four percent

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Speaker 1: more tariffs on top of the tariffs they already charged

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Speaker 1: on American products coming into the country. So we'll see

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Speaker 1: how that plays for China long term. A couple other

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Speaker 1: things I'd like to get to in the news today.

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Speaker 1: We expected tomorrow President Trump to announce the new owner

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Speaker 1: of TikTok, or at least a person who hopes to

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Speaker 1: own TikTok and buy it from China. But today the

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Speaker 1: President kicked that can down the road another seventy five days,

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Speaker 1: which gives several more competitors time to make their case

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Speaker 1: to the White House. Also gives more time for the

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Speaker 1: President to negotiate with China. You've got China terrorists, China TikTok,

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Speaker 1: a lot of thorny issues going on with Beijing. We'll

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Speaker 1: have all that covered all week and long, by the way,

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Speaker 1: All right. With all of that news, I want to

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Speaker 1: turn to my amazing co host, Amanda Head. She was

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Speaker 1: on top of things all day. I was out looking

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Speaker 1: at buildings for new TV studios, she was actually checking

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Speaker 1: the news and staying on top of Amanda, what's on

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Speaker 1: your radar?

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Speaker 2: And Dad, Yes, I'm going to take that economic baton

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Speaker 2: from you and run with it. A lot of economic

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Speaker 2: news to get to and including the tariffs, but also

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Speaker 2: jobs numbers, and as you said, the markets took a

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Speaker 2: tumble for the second consecutive day, but the Trump administration

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Speaker 2: ended up getting some good news on the jobs front

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Speaker 2: with the Labor Department report that the US economy added

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Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty eight thousand jobs in March, which

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Speaker 2: nearly doubled expectations, and that comes after the economy added

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Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty one.

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Speaker 3: Thousand jobs in February.

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Speaker 2: However, the unemployment rate did grow to four point two percent,

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Speaker 2: but still the news signifies that for at least the moment,

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Speaker 2: job growth in the country is stable. And in some

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Speaker 2: more tariff news, let's take a look at our friends

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Speaker 2: north of the border, Canada and their new Prime Minister

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Speaker 2: Mark Carney, because he has been banging the drum for

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Speaker 2: Canadians to avoid buying American products after President Trump's tariffs

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Speaker 2: on Canadian goods, and the Prime Minister is making waves

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Speaker 2: today because of this answer when asked if he buys

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Speaker 2: American strawberries in a French language interview, watch.

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Speaker 4: Uh okay, who pulse uh biza?

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Speaker 3: Since it's on.

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Speaker 2: The fact, do you believe there's a parable something about

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Speaker 2: a plank and a splinter? Anyway, if you didn't catch that,

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Speaker 2: the Prime Minister so that he doesn't know if he

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Speaker 2: buys American strawberries because he has someone else buy them

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Speaker 2: for him.

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Speaker 2: Oh, not the best answer when you are looking to

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Speaker 2: galvanize your countrymen against American products.

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Speaker 3: And I have one more.

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Speaker 2: Interesting sorady to get to before we introduce our first

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Speaker 2: guest tonight. We all know Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer

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Speaker 2: has faced some tough times in recent weeks, but they

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Speaker 2: are looking to get tougher because he is facing a

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Speaker 2: lot more internal backlash from the Democrat Party. A new

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Speaker 2: poll shows that in a hypothetical matchup between Schumer and

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Speaker 2: Congresswoman Alexandria Acasio Cortez for Senate reveals that AOC would

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Speaker 2: beat him. That is according to left leaning think tank

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Speaker 2: and polling firm Data for Progress. Their poll showed that

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Speaker 2: fifty five percent of likely Democrat voters would back Acasio Cortez,

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Speaker 2: while only thirty six percent favored Schumer.

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Speaker 3: How is that for some news going into the weekend

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Speaker 1: Good news for Chuck Schumer. Although that group does lean

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Speaker 1: a little bit to the far left, so you don't

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Speaker 1: know how they're polling. Science is again, we like to

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Speaker 1: relian polsters like the great Scott Rasmys, indeed like that,

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Speaker 1: or Rich Barrow or some people like that. All right,

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Speaker 1: we are very lucky to kick car show off tonight

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Speaker 1: from the great state of Aeras and one of our

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Speaker 1: favorite guests, Congressman Andy Biggs and now candidate for governor.

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Speaker 1: He's also the host of one of my favorite podcasts,

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Speaker 1: What That's the Big Idea? What's the BIG's Idea? I

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Speaker 1: wish I had that name. It's such a big podcast.

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Speaker 1: That's so jealous. All right, Congressan, welcome back to the show.

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Speaker 1: Happy Friday.

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Speaker 5: Hey, thank you, good seeing Amanda. Good to see you, John.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, good to have you on.

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Speaker 1: Let's start off with the big news dominating the economic

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Speaker 1: markets in Washington. President Trump's tariffs, the reciprocal tariffs. A

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Speaker 1: lot of people panic in the short term, but the

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Speaker 1: long term strategy here has big dividends for the United States.

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Speaker 5: Correct, Yeah, that's exactly right. And people are people.

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Speaker 7: I view this as an institutional response to a new

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Speaker 7: a new approach.

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Speaker 5: I mean, but when you look at it, what did

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Speaker 7: You're seeing growth in consumer confidence, You're seeing the actual

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Speaker 7: oil and guess present and futures going down, which will

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Speaker 7: stimulate the economy as well. And don't forget incredible labor

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Speaker 7: data coming out today, and actually even the the depertment

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Speaker 7: of labor statistics, in my opinion, they kind of underestimate

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Speaker 7: it because when you look at the Census Bureau, they

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Speaker 7: have about an additional one hundred and thirty thousand jobs

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Speaker 7: and the job growth number was almost just in the

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Speaker 5: So you're seeing an uptick.

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Speaker 7: In the economy, You're seeing promises and to build the

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Speaker 7: long term prosperity ahead.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know, so many people when they are speaking

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Speaker 2: broadening that, building the economy from the middle out. And

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Speaker 2: when you take the tariff scenario, these tariffs aren't meant

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Speaker 2: It is meant to benefit the middle class by bringing

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Speaker 2: thousand jobs this month, and many of them are in

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Speaker 2: of this is kind of a congruent effort to broaden

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Speaker 7: Oh, Amenda, I think you're one hundred percent right, and

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Speaker 7: that will be that's going to be the long term

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Speaker 7: going to get benefits. In speaking of the benefits coming

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Speaker 7: to the middle class, I think part of the reason

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Speaker 7: the stock market is showing disapprobation is because Congress has

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Speaker 7: failed to deliver so far on the extension of the

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Speaker 5: That we've promised to do.

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Speaker 7: And when that gets in, and you also kick in

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Speaker 7: hopefully something like President Trump's no tax under one hundred

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Speaker 7: to be in good shape. So will be the disadvantaged,

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Speaker 7: lower class, lower cortile, and everybody's going to have a

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Really really remarkable. This is an issue that's been

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Speaker 1: a really interesting congressman, because there are people on the

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Speaker 1: right of Tom Sole and a lot of the free

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Speaker 1: This is an issue that isn't a straight party line issue.

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Speaker 1: When the money starts coming in, and when people start

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Speaker 1: to see tens of billions of dollars a week coming

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Speaker 1: in a new tariff money, does that start to change

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Speaker 1: the equation even of the elitis on Wall Street?

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Speaker 5: Yeah a little bit.

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Speaker 7: I mean, what look, those three Caardians who are absolute

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Speaker 5: I get it. I used to be one. But here's

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Speaker 7: If free trade only works if it's everybody's following the rules,

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Speaker 7: And so that's when when Trump starts saying we've been

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Speaker 5: He's right.

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Speaker 7: Everybody's been a free writer on our significant economic growth.

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Speaker 7: And so when you start seeing everybody start moving to

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Speaker 7: see more of a free trade. And everybody you know

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Speaker 7: that let are kind of are Milton Friedman type guys,

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Speaker 7: the David Riccardo Ricardo type. They're going to say, look,

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Speaker 7: we're all better off with the current plan. And I

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Speaker 2: Another huge part of President Trump's campaign was securing the border.

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Speaker 2: And fortunately it seems like the instances of Lake and

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Speaker 2: Riley and stories like that have decreased in.

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Speaker 3: Speed, but it is still happening.

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Speaker 2: Nate Baker, Virginia native driving a motorcycle who was struck

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Speaker 2: by again an illegal alien who I believe was first

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Speaker 2: These stories are still happening. How long last line in

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Speaker 2: and obviously that they're not the only ones who commit crimes.

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Speaker 2: But how can Congress help this process speed up for

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Speaker 1: You're also on the front lines of another very important date,

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Speaker 7: So my colleagues, many of them are really enthusiastic about it.

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Speaker 8: Well, we have one of six hundred plus judges, and

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Speaker 1: Yeah, those are two big things. You've played a role

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Speaker 8: Well, sure, activists you could call them. You could call

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Speaker 8: Well, yes, and that's what my legislation is trying to accomplish.

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Speaker 8: If I understood your question right, universal injunctions put unnecessary

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Speaker 8: Don't have any reasonabli in personal discussions at this point,

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Speaker 1: That's right, Well, they're on record. Maybe that'll draw them in.

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Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Yeah, I marvel at your oversight work,

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Speaker 1: and there was a recent development that directly confirmed the

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Speaker 1: work you did. You were worried about young children that

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Speaker 1: came across the border without their parents, unaccompanied minors being

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Speaker 1: lost by the United States Kevin. The Biden administration brings

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Speaker 1: them into the most vulnerable of children because they don't

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Speaker 1: come with parents. They're just shepherded in to run up

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Speaker 1: the numbers for new people in the country in the

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Speaker 1: United States government HHSDHS lost track of them. And you

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Speaker 1: first were the first centator to really jumped on this

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Speaker 1: highlight this can try to get some protection for these children.

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Speaker 1: The Inspector General the Department of Homeland Security confirmed your findings.

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Speaker 1: I think got two hundred thousand that they're certain of

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Speaker 1: the United States government lost track of. First your thoughts

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Speaker 1: on getting you know, making sure you can get a

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Speaker 1: confirmed but also the fact that so many children were

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Speaker 1: put in danger.

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Speaker 8: Oh, yes, without a doubt, and two hundred thousand we have.

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Speaker 8: We've had a figure of three hundred and twenty six thousand.

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Speaker 8: Sometimes I don't know how far back that goes, but

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Speaker 8: the Biden administration was supposed to be taking tasks of

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Speaker 8: everybody that came in DNA, and they quit doing that.

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Speaker 8: Only on about twenty five percent of the cases did

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Speaker 8: they do it. And this dch or Department of Homeland

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Speaker 8: Security OIG report confirmed my oversight night of the miners

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Speaker 8: program was practically non existent. In fact, we have some

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Speaker 8: evidence with a fire whistleblower that reported that they were

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Speaker 8: sending some unaccompanied children to a family that had a

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Speaker 8: connection with the MS thirteen. This is one example, and

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Speaker 8: that was in a while and when she exposed that

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Speaker 8: she lost her job.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, amazing, it's just so those those whistleblowers were so poignant.

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Speaker 1: I remember we covered him here and it was just

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Speaker 1: jaw dropping a couple of quick things because I know

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Speaker 1: you're a champion of getting the FBI fixed. You got

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Speaker 1: a new FBI director, you got a lot of oversight

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Speaker 1: letters that the last FBI director just bother to answer.

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Speaker 1: A good opportunity in in their future, perhaps you get

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Speaker 1: some of that oversight completed and get the real facts

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Speaker 1: for the American people.

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Speaker 8: Well, Cash Pattel said that he was going to make

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Speaker 8: sure I got my letters answered. It's moving a little

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Speaker 8: solow that I was hoping it would, but I pray

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Speaker 8: that he'll do it, and also hope if you get

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Speaker 8: a chance to. I'm sure you talk to the President

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Speaker 8: sometime if you ever get a chance, because this is

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Speaker 8: way he's way above the level of what I'm talking about,

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Speaker 8: but he can bring things to happen very quickly. And

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Speaker 8: we've got several I don't know how many dozen whistle

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Speaker 8: bowers we have that we're trying to get their whistle bowers.

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Speaker 1: Security security clients, security.

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Speaker 8: Clearances back so we can get them their job back.

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Speaker 8: And so this is kind of how I look at it.

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Speaker 8: If they were good public servants before they became official whistleblowers,

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Speaker 8: and they didn't do anything wrong that we might not

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Speaker 8: know about, then they ought to have their job back yesterday.

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Speaker 8: And if this administration can fire people, they can rehire

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Speaker 8: them and help the whistleblowers too. They did it very

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Speaker 8: well with the irs whistleblowers. But that's only two people

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Speaker 8: of dozens of whistleblowers that I'm trying to help get

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Speaker 8: their job back. And most of these whistleblowers were pointing

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Speaker 8: out things that were wrong in the Biden Administration's right,

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Speaker 8: and if they were pointing out things wrong in the

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Speaker 8: Biden administration, these are patriotic people that indirectly we're helping

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Speaker 8: the president get elected.

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Speaker 6: Sir.

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Speaker 1: It's such an honor to have you on the show.

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Speaker 1: We watch you work every day and we take great

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Speaker 1: inspiration in your great efforts. Thanks for joining us today, sir.

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Speaker 8: I'll be glad to be with you anytime you owt me. John.

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Speaker 1: That means a lot, sir, Thank you so much. What

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Speaker 1: a great interview and a very impassioned plea to President

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Speaker 1: Trump to rehire the FBI whistleblowers. You blew the whistle

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Speaker 1: on all the different things that were going on in

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Speaker 1: the Biden Justice Department. I'm sure President Trump will be

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Speaker 1: hearing about that soon. We'll see what happens hard folks.

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Speaker 1: If you like that discussion, you can always go check

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Speaker 1: out to John Solomon Reports podcast. It's wherever you get

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Speaker 1: your podcast Spoontify, I Heeart Apple, all the great locations.

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Speaker 1: All right, podcast, Oh thank you, you're so okay. All right,

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Speaker 1: we're gonna take a quick commercial break. When we come back,

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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk to mother who lost her son to

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Speaker 1: fendol and how she's trying to stop that from happening

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Speaker 1: again in America. That's gonna be next and ef these messages.

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Speaker 9: Like most teenagers, Weston wanted to fit in, and in

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Speaker 9: a moment of peer pressure, he tried something that someone

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Speaker 9: gave to him and it took my baby's life. We

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Speaker 9: did everything right, I have those conversations with him, and

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Speaker 9: fentanyl still found my son and on February twenty seven,

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Speaker 9: twenty two, our lives were shattered and our baby was gone.

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Speaker 9: This was not an overdose, it was a poisoning.

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Speaker 2: What you just heard was just a short bit of

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Speaker 2: Anne Funder's story. Her son Weston passed away after taking

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Speaker 2: a fentanal laced pill that was trafficked across what was

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Speaker 2: essentially an open border during President Biden's term.

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Speaker 3: And now Anne has become an.

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Speaker 2: Advocate for the fight against sentanel and she joins us now.

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Speaker 3: And thank you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 2: Thank you for telling your son's story and being relentless

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Speaker 2: in this effort.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you for having me on.

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Speaker 3: You know, I'm so.

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Speaker 2: Glad that we played that piece of your clip because

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Speaker 2: I think it's so important to emphasize to parents, because

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Speaker 2: you know, a lot of parents they have the talk

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Speaker 2: with their kids.

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Speaker 3: They feel like.

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Speaker 2: They you know, they monitor the things that they need to,

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Speaker 2: They keep an eye on their kids, friends, groups and

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Speaker 2: things like that. And your story just really highlighted that

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Speaker 2: you can do all the things right, but if you

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Speaker 2: are in if you're in a culture and an environment

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Speaker 2: where where opioids and fences can just flush into this country,

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Speaker 2: then you really you're really fighting an uphill battle.

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Speaker 10: Absolutely, that's the biggest thing that I tell parents. Please

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Speaker 10: talk to your kids about peer pressure. Yes, it's important

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Speaker 10: to educate them on drugs. The biggest thing is that

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Speaker 10: parents don't think this is going to happen to them,

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Speaker 10: And I assure you it could happen. It could happen

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Speaker 10: to me, It could happen to you. Talk to them

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Speaker 10: about peer pressure. Please role play with your kids. Rent scenarios,

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Speaker 10: you know, give them, give them taglines to say, you know,

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Speaker 10: I'm good, you know I'm not interested. Give them the

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Speaker 10: tagline to say to walk away because it's better that they're.

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Speaker 6: Alive tomorrow than to.

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Speaker 10: And to you know, try to fit in that night

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Speaker 10: because ten pills are deadly.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, sure are in just thirty seconds of peer pressure

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Speaker 1: can create that deadly moment. It's so remarkable when we

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Speaker 1: were last together and I think it was special here

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Speaker 1: with all the families. It was such a powerful night.

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Speaker 1: Then Joe Biden was in charge. Really the Scoorge was

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Speaker 1: that just raging? What progress have we made in the

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Speaker 1: last year, last three months, four months? Do you see

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Speaker 1: some progress being made?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's night and day between the two administrations in

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Speaker 10: the past year.

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Speaker 6: I don't there was much different.

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Speaker 10: I know this. I think it was a CDC put

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Speaker 10: out a provisional what they called it numbers that spentanel

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Speaker 10: has somehow gone down provisional means there's no difference. There

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Speaker 10: was nothing that they put in place that would have

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Speaker 10: made those numbers go down a few times more addictive

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Speaker 10: than crack. If nothing has put try to make those

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Speaker 10: numbers go down, then there's absolutely no reason.

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Speaker 6: Why those numbers would have gone down. So I don't

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Speaker 6: buy those numbers from the provisional CDC. As soon as

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Speaker 6: President Trump was elected.

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Speaker 10: We started to see what We started to see people

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Speaker 10: get scared full back, and I believe now we are

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Speaker 10: at ninety eight percent less border crossing. You know, the

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Speaker 10: cartel's foreign terrorists organizations we have labeled Attorney General Pam

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Speaker 10: BONDI just uh sent it all a weapon of mass destruction,

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Speaker 10: which was huge because it is a poison.

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Speaker 3: You just had.

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Speaker 10: Senator truck Rastley on he just had the fence, I

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Speaker 10: believe that's what the name of it was called. The

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Speaker 10: act just went through and that was huge because it's

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Speaker 10: on the deminimus loophole. I believe there's going to be

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Speaker 10: a lot more dune. We're working on criminalization everything.

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Speaker 6: The tariffs were twins. I'll tell you.

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Speaker 10: That was that was a really incredible move because we

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Speaker 10: have a president and that's what The difference is he.

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Speaker 6: Cares about people. He cares about us, He cares about.

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Speaker 10: The families, and he really truly has a lot of

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Speaker 10: compassion for the angel moms and dads.

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Speaker 3: He really does.

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Speaker 2: It's true, and it's obviously important to stop the flow

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Speaker 2: of illegal immigration and drugs coming across the border. But

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Speaker 2: lest we forget that there are already drugs here that

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Speaker 2: are being passed around and even not yet sold, sitting

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Speaker 2: in warehouses.

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Speaker 3: What would you like to see happen to make.

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Speaker 2: Sure that those perpetrators, the drugs themselves get seized.

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Speaker 10: Well, I mean that's just something that I'm sure that

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Speaker 10: they're working on from you know, the Department of fuland

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Speaker 10: Security and the Justice Department are worthy. I have full

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Speaker 10: faith in everybody that President Trump has appointed.

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Speaker 6: I do believe that we are going to begin seeing

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Speaker 6: a dress.

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Speaker 10: But we also have, you know, a lot of work

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Speaker 10: to do ahead of us, because there are stockpiles in

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Speaker 10: places that.

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Speaker 6: We don't know, so we just need to snip them

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Speaker 6: out and find of it. You know, there's all sorts of.

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Speaker 10: Nitazines that is so nitazines, that ed nitazine, it's the cartinal.

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Speaker 10: They're actually lacing fentanyl with these things. That are one

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Speaker 10: hundred times more powerful than fatanyl.

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Speaker 6: It is sick.

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Speaker 10: It is sick, and it's a war on American soil.

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Speaker 10: So we have all the right people in place, and

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Speaker 10: we're just we're doing all the right things. I'd like

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Speaker 10: to see, you know, obviously all of it gets found,

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Speaker 10: but it's going to take.

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Speaker 2: Time, absolutely define and where can people find out more

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Speaker 2: about you and your son and the struggles and the

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Speaker 2: efforts that you are making.

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Speaker 6: Just I work a lot and camera and you.

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Speaker 10: On I am very involved with lots of payses of fentanyl.

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Speaker 10: I try to do as much as I can to

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Speaker 10: just get out there. My handles are in Elizabeth Us

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Speaker 10: on Instagram and sir. But the biggest thing is I

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Speaker 10: try to just get people.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely so important.

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Speaker 2: Awareness is the most important thing, and you are doing

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Speaker 2: part and we are so sorry for your loss, but

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Speaker 2: so grateful for the efforts that you are making and Funder.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining us tonight.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you both.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely all right, everybody, we have a shocking story for

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Speaker 2: you detailing corruption with the National Institute of Health.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to just the News, no noise. Let's turn

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Speaker 2: our attention to the National Institutes of Health. Of the

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Speaker 2: left and the mainstream media are very upset about what

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Speaker 2: the Trump administration has done so far with that agency.

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Speaker 2: But our next guest says there's still a lot of

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Speaker 2: corruption going on inside NIH, joining us now to talk

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Speaker 2: about it all. Former NIH funded researcher, three time bestselling

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Speaker 2: author and CEO of Overqualified dot com, doctor Isaiah Hankle,

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Speaker 2: Doctor Hankel, thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 11: Great to have great to be here.

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Speaker 8: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I want to start with the problems at NIH.

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Speaker 2: I know you've spoken extensively and written about how broken

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Speaker 2: that agency is.

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Speaker 3: Why do you say that.

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Speaker 11: There's just a lot of corruption that can't be tracked,

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Speaker 11: very little oversight. Overall, you have people who think that

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Speaker 11: they know better than all the American tax payers, not

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Speaker 11: just one or two of them, and they're making decisions

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Speaker 11: to do research on things that they were never approved

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Speaker 11: to do research on, at least in terms of a

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Speaker 11: grant funded way. So I think that there has been

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Speaker 11: a progress here, of course, with Jay getting in as

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Speaker 11: the new NIH director Trump's appointment, but there's a long

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Speaker 11: way to go. We need to remove all of the

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Speaker 11: people that have made it a bureaucracy that's put really

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Speaker 11: the I would say virtue signaling above logic above silent science,

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Speaker 11: and has had a lot of these researchers really playing

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Speaker 11: god with the American taxpayers' money and doing research that

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Speaker 11: should never have been done in the first place.

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Speaker 1: That's so remarkable. You would think that in the institute

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Speaker 1: called the National Institutes of Health, human safety would be

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Speaker 1: forefront and foremost, But as you've exposed so brilliantly, a

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Speaker 1: lot of times that takes a backseat to fame or

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Speaker 1: just trying to get more money, or to conflicts of

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Speaker 1: interest with buddies in the industry. Describe a little bit

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Speaker 1: about the lack of attention to human safety.

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Speaker 11: First, I think what everybody's experienced over the last four

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Speaker 11: or five years, right, whether you want to classify them

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Speaker 11: as bioweapons or what happened with COVID and the pandemic,

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Speaker 11: everybody knows that people were put in a lot of

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Speaker 11: danger because of research that was being done.

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Speaker 3: Common sense dictated.

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Speaker 11: From the very beginning that this is something that leaked

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Speaker 11: out of the Wuhan lab, just as an example, but

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Speaker 11: you had large academic journals running cover saying no, this

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Speaker 11: is from the web markets. They still have these articles

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Speaker 11: out there that they haven't retracted, some of the biggest

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Speaker 11: names in science, and it's all to provide this kind

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Speaker 11: of cover so that they can point to. Oh, but

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Speaker 11: these prestigious peer review journals said that this is still

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Speaker 11: a possibility, and they want to wait seven, eight, ten

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Speaker 11: years total until they can finally say, oh, you know what,

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Speaker 11: actually it.

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Speaker 6: Was out of the lab.

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Speaker 11: And why do they fight this so hard, Because once

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Speaker 11: they admit that it was from the lab, it means

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Speaker 11: that we funded, the US, the NIH funded, and their

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Speaker 11: associated bodies funded this kind of research that caused all

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Speaker 11: of this death, everything that happened to the economy, and

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Speaker 11: then people will need to be held accountable. But in

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Speaker 11: this area, especially in higher education, the academic backed research,

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Speaker 11: there's very little accountability. They can be booted out of

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Speaker 11: a university just to get placed at another top university.

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Speaker 11: So I think the American public they want to see

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Speaker 11: some sort of accountability here, whether that means firing people

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Speaker 11: that are at these institutions that have allowed this to happen,

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Speaker 11: and they'll accept the lower level filings of firings, but

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Speaker 11: I think they want to see some higher level firings too.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: In your latest article, you revealed some pretty pretty gross

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Speaker 2: numbers a survey that you cited in the journal Nature,

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Speaker 2: staggering seventy percent of scientists who were surveyed reported not

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Speaker 2: being able to reproduce public research.

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Speaker 3: How on earth is that the case?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and this is a survey from the researchers themselves,

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Speaker 11: because they know they know a lot of this is

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Speaker 11: not reproducible. Not only can many of them not reproduce

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Speaker 11: their own experiments in their own labs, they know they

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Speaker 11: can't reproduce it from one lab to another. And there's

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Speaker 11: a much more scientific study that's quoted in there too

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Speaker 11: from Begley talking about how these big breakthrough oncology studies

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Speaker 11: that he researched that were published, about eleven percent of

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Speaker 11: them were reproducible, which means eighty nine percent of them

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Speaker 11: were not reproducible. There's no standards for reproducing. It's all

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Speaker 11: a kind of Ponzi scheme. So what they do is

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Speaker 11: they collect this data to get a grant which allows

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Speaker 11: them to stay in business because that's their paycheck one

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Speaker 11: way or the other, indirect or direct. And so they

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Speaker 11: get this grant to prove even if they know the

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Speaker 11: data is not going to go anywhere because they're the

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Speaker 11: closest to it. But then they use the money they

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Speaker 11: get from that grant to work on something else that's

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Speaker 11: exploratory that was never approved, and on and on this goes,

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Speaker 11: and so eventually it just goes in a direction where

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Speaker 11: they're working on something like right chain transgender mice, but

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Speaker 11: nobody actually approved for it to be worked on, or

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Speaker 11: certainly not in a way that was approved to be

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Speaker 11: worked on. Or these beagles that are being worked on

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Speaker 11: overseas right now that are funded by different organizations, including

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Speaker 11: some of those in the US where these many of

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Speaker 11: these beagle puppy puppies are being killed, and the American

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Speaker 11: pack taxpayer doesn't know about it. There's no oversight. There's

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Speaker 11: nobody that goes in and says, hey, are you actually

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Speaker 11: doing the research you're supposed to do that was outlined

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Speaker 11: in the grant. There's no oversight, and nobody wants that

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Speaker 11: oversight because they want to be able to do anything

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Speaker 11: that they want, because they think they're smarter than you,

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Speaker 11: than me, than the American tax payer.

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Speaker 1: This has been a blinking red for at least two decades,

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Speaker 1: maybe three decades. I did stuff fund Anthony foul Chief

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Speaker 1: two decades ago. There have been the whistleblowers on autism,

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Speaker 1: all sorts of different things. How do we break the

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Speaker 1: cycle of failure? How do we break the ciacle of

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Speaker 1: cheating and corruption and fraud? What's it going to take?

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Speaker 1: Doctor Jay Botachar, I think understands it. But what power

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Speaker 1: can Congress and the president give to make sure we

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Speaker 1: make a big difference?

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Speaker 11: I think the power goes to being able to simplify it.

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Speaker 11: The reason that they're able to get away with a

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Speaker 11: lot of this is because of the nomenclature, which itself

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Speaker 11: is like a word that to a lot of people

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Speaker 11: means nothing.

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Speaker 5: They just use these big words. They obscure a lot

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Speaker 5: of stuff.

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Speaker 11: They're like, well, you wouldn't understand what we're actually working

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Speaker 11: on here. Really is similar, on and on. So what

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Speaker 11: I love about what Doge has been doing, for example,

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Speaker 11: is saying, Okay, let me show you line by line

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Speaker 11: on a balance sheet where this money has been going to.

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Speaker 11: Let me show you that there's actually all these people

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Speaker 11: that are getting Social Security checks that don't exist because

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Speaker 11: nobody is one hundred and fifty plus years old, right,

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Speaker 11: that's the kind of clarity we need here too. Look

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Speaker 11: at these insane experiments that are done that nobody wanted. Right,

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Speaker 11: let's actually get an official to admit this did leak

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Speaker 11: from the lab even though everybody knows that. They need

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Speaker 11: somebody to say, yes, this actually happened. They've debarred one

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Speaker 11: scientist from Eco Lab because of them. There needs to

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Speaker 11: be more of that that happens, and they need to

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Speaker 11: simplify the messaging to the American public. They need to

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Speaker 11: show this is how much more money you would have

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Speaker 11: taken home if we didn't do these kind of experiments.

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Speaker 11: Here's the people, the faces that are doing this kind

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Speaker 11: of crazy research on these beagles or these mice or

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Speaker 11: whatever it is. Do you want this to happen until

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00:43:20,200 --> 00:43:22,920
Speaker 11: there's enough pressure where there's oversight, the same way there

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Speaker 11: is at any trading floor like we talk about, you know,

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Speaker 11: Wall Street, The SEC can go in to any trading

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Speaker 11: firm at any time they want to just kind of

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Speaker 11: check things out to make sure everything's being done correctly.

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Speaker 11: We need that where anybody can walk into a research

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Speaker 11: lab and say what experiments were being done today, where

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Speaker 11: did this money go? And if there's not that kind

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Speaker 11: of oversight, if there's not that kind of tension that

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Speaker 11: needs that the researcher needs to have of like, I

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Speaker 11: better be doing this right because somebody could walk in

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Speaker 11: here and take a look at what I'm doing, then it's.

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Speaker 6: Never going to change.

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Speaker 3: Yep.

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Speaker 2: I got to expect somebody looking over their shoulder. I

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Speaker 2: think that that will fix a lot of this great idea.

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Speaker 2: Doctor Isaiah Hankle, thank you so much for being here. Everybody.

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Speaker 2: Check out his books. He's also the CEO of overqualified

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Speaker 2: dot com, the eponymous name of his book. Thanks for

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Speaker 2: joining us, and all right, everybody, we're going to be

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Speaker 2: back on the either side.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 2: The New Tolerance Campaign has added the growing anti Tesla

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Speaker 2: protest to its hate map tracker, raising red flags about

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Speaker 2: what it calls a coordinated effort to demonize Elon Musk

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Speaker 2: for his political beliefs and free speech advocacy. So called

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Speaker 2: Tesla Takedown movement is now encouraging activists to take action

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Speaker 2: at Tesla's showrooms everywhere, arguing that hurting Tesla is stopping

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Speaker 2: Musk and claiming that stopping Musk will help save lives

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Speaker 2: in our democracy.

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Speaker 3: So joining us now.

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Speaker 2: The president of the New Tolerance campaign at Gregory Angelo.

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Speaker 3: Gregor Gregory, great to see you, Thanks very much for

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Speaker 3: having me back all right tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: It seems like there are going to be a lot

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Speaker 2: of these protests cropping up around what is the best

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Speaker 2: message to send to then.

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Speaker 3: That this has got to stop.

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Speaker 12: Well, Number one, it seems thankfully that President Trump A.

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Speaker 12: Gpambondi and the Justice Department are stepping up their actions

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Speaker 12: making sure that anyone that engages in be very clear,

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Speaker 12: this is political violence. Anyone who engages in political violence

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Speaker 12: against Tesla showrooms, vandalizes cars, et cetera, is guilty of

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Speaker 12: domestic terrorism. And actually I would take it one step

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Speaker 12: further than that. I mean, the unique thing we're seeing

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Speaker 12: here is this is not just domestic terrorism. It's economic terrorism.

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Speaker 12: It is terrorism that isn't just done to scare Tesla owners,

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Speaker 12: to scare people who might be considering purchasing a Tesla.

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Speaker 12: The end goal of this is actually the destruction of

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Speaker 12: a major corporation, and they are using violent means in

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Speaker 12: order to achieve that end. So my advice to them

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Speaker 12: would be steer clear of the protests if you know

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Speaker 12: what's good for you. But if you engage in political violence,

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Speaker 12: there will be consequences.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and they got to be serious, Gregory. I want

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Speaker 1: to ask a little bit about the organizers behind this.

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Speaker 1: These are not organic protests. These are highly organized, well funded,

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Speaker 1: in fact, well message protests. I think there were websites

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Speaker 1: this week suggesting what sort of incendiary devices that these

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Speaker 1: aters and violent protesters can use. Tell us a little

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Speaker 1: bit about the corporate size structure above this and drives

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Speaker 1: all of this hatred. I'm sure we saw it in BLM,

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Speaker 1: the anti Israel protests and now here right exactly.

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Speaker 12: The media would like you to think that this is

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Speaker 12: all happening organically, that this is your neighbor's next door

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Speaker 12: that are rising up and making a political statement, and

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Speaker 12: that's absolutely not the case.

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Speaker 5: The origin of this.

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Speaker 12: Whole movement was a website that listed the location of

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Speaker 12: every Tesla dealership in the United States on a map.

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Speaker 12: This is not something that happens organically. That gave the

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Speaker 12: protesters and potential protesters actual targets. You had a parallel

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Speaker 12: website that was launched in the days after that, called

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Speaker 12: doge quest that did the same thing, except it listed docs,

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Speaker 12: listed the phone numbers, names and addresses of Tesla owners

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Speaker 12: in the United States with a cursor that, by the way,

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Speaker 12: was a molotov cocktail. That website after media attention, was

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Speaker 12: thankfully taken down, but it reappeared on the dark web

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Speaker 12: days later. But take a step back from this, you

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Speaker 12: have groups like Troublemakers and Indivisible that have been providing

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Speaker 12: advice to protesters, have been holding zoom conversations with hundreds

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Speaker 12: and hundreds.

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Speaker 5: Of protesters giving them advice.

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Speaker 12: John, as you said, there's an antiful linked organization that

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Speaker 12: isn't just talking about molotov cocktails, but actually recommending alternatives

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Speaker 12: to malotov cocktails the protesters could consider so that they

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Speaker 12: cannot be tracked back to the police using forensics. I mean,

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Speaker 12: these are people who are very serious about conducting violence,

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Speaker 12: but they're also extremely organized and as you said, fund

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Speaker 12: of those groups I'd mentioned Indivisible and Troublemakers. If you

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Speaker 12: follow the money, you will see that organizations leftist funding

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Speaker 12: organizations like George Soros and the Tides Fund and the

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Speaker 12: Tides Action Foundation are also contributors to these groups and organizations.

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Speaker 12: So this is not something that is organic. It's very

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Speaker 12: sophisticated and very well organized.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, We've just got about a minute left.

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Speaker 2: I'm old enough to remember when groups like this used

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Speaker 2: to claim to be tolerant, a part of big tolerance,

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Speaker 2: like big pharma and big education big tolerance. But with

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Speaker 2: what they are doing does it certainly doesn't seem tolerant.

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Speaker 2: Are they still claiming to be the tolerant ones?

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Speaker 12: I mean, their actions certainly speak louder than their words.

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Speaker 12: Let's also remember that Elon Musk and Tesla we're darlings

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Speaker 12: of the left up until really just a couple of

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Speaker 12: months ago, and certainly until Elon Musk started closely affiliating

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Speaker 12: affiliating himself with President Trump. It's rather ironic that every

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Speaker 12: time a test is burned, hundreds of toxic chemicals are

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Speaker 12: released into the atmosphere. Wow, so much for pink Green,

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Speaker 12: I guess right.

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Speaker 2: Very quickly tell everybody where they can find out more

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Speaker 2: about New Tolerance campaign.

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Speaker 12: Of course, to find out more about the New Tolerance

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Speaker 12: campaign or website New Tolerance, dont or we are on

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Speaker 12: x at new Underscore Tolerance. Also check out our hatemap

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Speaker 12: project at hatemap dot com or just access it through

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Speaker 12: the website to get the lowdown on not just the

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Speaker 12: Tesla Takedown movement, but leftist political violence all across the

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Speaker 12: United States.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of great resources thereon Gregory Angelo, you

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Speaker 2: do a lot of great work at that organization.

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Speaker 3: So thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 12: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: All right, everybuddy that's going to do it for this

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Speaker 2: Friday evening and that's going to do it for this week.

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Speaker 2: Lots of big scoops, I know it, a lot of

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Speaker 2: scoops over at just thenews dot com and those will

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Speaker 2: be flowing forth through the weekend, So make sure you

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Speaker 2: head over there to justinnews dot com and we will

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Speaker 2: see you all again on Monday at six pm Eastern

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