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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real American's Voice newsbreak. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 1: The Justice Department's criminal cases against President Trump are slowly

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Speaker 1: but surely disintegrating now that forty five will soon be

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Speaker 1: forty seven. On Wednesday, Special Counsel Jack Smith asked the

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Speaker 1: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals to press pause on its

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Speaker 1: case to quote afford the government time to assess this

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Speaker 1: unprecedented circumstance and determine the appropriate course going forward consistent

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Speaker 1: with Department of Justice policy. The unprecedented circumstance, from Smith

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Speaker 1: and the d James point of view, is President Trump's reelection.

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Speaker 1: The appeal in question was over District Judge Aleen Cannon's

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Speaker 1: dismissal of the document's case against President Trump due to

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith being illegally appointed by the Justice Department. The

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Speaker 1: prosecutions of President Trump are being wiped off the board

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Speaker 1: because the Justice Department has a policy of not prosecuting

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Speaker 1: sitting presidents. Smith is also expected to leave his position

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Speaker 1: as Special count until before President Trump takes office in

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Speaker 1: the new year. It's still unknowno if.

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Speaker 2: He'll author and release a report on the work.

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Speaker 1: He has done. President Trump continues making headlines with his

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Speaker 1: cabinet nominations. Among the latest is Matt Gates for Attorney General.

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Speaker 1: In a post on True Socials, the soon to be

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Speaker 1: forty seventh president describing Gates as a deeply gifted and

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Speaker 1: tenacious attorney who has distinguished himself in Congress through his

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Speaker 1: focus on achieving desperately needed reform at the Department of Justice.

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Speaker 1: He goes on to write, Matt will root out the

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Speaker 1: systemic corruption at DJ and return the department to its

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Speaker 1: true mission of fighting crime and upholding our democracy and constitution.

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Speaker 1: President Trump also making a splash on Wednesday by appointing

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Speaker 1: former Democrat now Trump supporter Tolcy Gabbard as Director of

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Speaker 1: National Intelligence. He says, the former congresswoman from Hawaii and

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Speaker 1: the Army lieutenant colonel has broad support in both parties,

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Speaker 1: is now a proud Republican, and it's now official that

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Speaker 1: flowed to Senator Mark Or Rubio will see confirmation from

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Speaker 1: his current colleagues in the Senate as he looks to

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Speaker 1: become the country's next Secretary of State. We reported earlier

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Speaker 1: this week that Rubio was the pick for that job.

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Speaker 1: In announcing Rubio's appointment, the Trump team says He'll be

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Speaker 1: a strong advocate for our nation, a true friend to

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Speaker 1: our allies, and a fearless warrior who will never back

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Speaker 1: down to our adversaries. President Trump's White House senior staff

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Speaker 1: is also taking shape and includes people like Dan Scavino,

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Speaker 1: who is one of Trump's longest serving aids. In the meantime,

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Speaker 1: the US Senate has a new leader, and it's South

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Speaker 1: Dakota Senator John Boone. He narrowly beat Texas Senator John

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Speaker 1: Cornyn by a twenty five to twenty four margin to

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Speaker 1: secure the Gabble as the incoming Senate majority leader. During

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Speaker 1: his first remarks in a new position, Fune doubled down

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Speaker 1: on President Trump's agenda.

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Speaker 3: We'll make sure that the President and his team have

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Speaker 3: the tools and the support that they need to enforce

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Speaker 3: border security laws and to remove the violent criminals who

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Speaker 3: are wreaking havoc in every one of our states. We

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Speaker 3: will work to make America prosperous again by streamlining the

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Speaker 3: bureaucratic machine and overturning costly Biden harrised regulations, and we

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Speaker 3: will work to restore American energy dominance.

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Speaker 1: Meantime, the GOP on the opposite end of the US

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Speaker 1: Capitol now has a majority as well, after picking up

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Speaker 1: two more seats over the last twenty four hours. According

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Speaker 1: eighteen seats, with nine more races still too close to

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Speaker 1: be called. President Trump releasing his rash of nominations on

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Speaker 1: Wednesday after meeting with congressional leaders and President Biden in

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Speaker 1: the nation's capital. The New York Post reporting President Trump

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Speaker 1: told reporters that he and Biden enjoyed seeing each other.

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Speaker 1: The duel will also discuss the wars in Ukraine in

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Speaker 1: the Middle East, while they differ on how to address it.

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Speaker 3: Said many case is not a very nice world, but

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Speaker 3: it is a nice world today, and I appreciate very

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Speaker 4: It'll be as smooth.

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Speaker 5: As you can get.

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Speaker 1: And I very much appreciated on you you just heard

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Speaker 1: from President Trump speaking there alongside the current president, President Biden.

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Speaker 1: Parts of the Northeast continue to deal with wildfires that

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Speaker 1: are tearing through the real estate in that region. Areas

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Speaker 1: great check of your headlines. Some terrence baits.

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Speaker 4: Happening, all right.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back everybody the Charlie Kirk Show. My name is

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Speaker 6: Andrew Colvett, momentarily temporarily filling in for the one and.

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Speaker 7: Only Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 6: I'm the executive producer of this fine show, honored to

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Speaker 6: be with you all from sea to Shining Sea, and

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Speaker 6: I am excited about our next guest, Shawn Davis, co

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Speaker 6: founder and CEO of the Federalists. If you guys are

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Speaker 6: not checking out the Federalists on a daily basis, you

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Speaker 6: are missing out and you need to do that now.

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Speaker 7: Sean Davis, welcome to the show, my friend.

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Speaker 6: We haven't had you, yeah, we haven't had you since

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Speaker 6: since last Tuesday. So first impressions, how do you feeling.

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Speaker 6: What's the world feel like in the Federalist Land.

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Speaker 4: It's great and it's interesting.

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Speaker 8: We were all talking about the election afterwards, and I

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Speaker 8: think most of us were pretty confident that Trump was

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Speaker 8: going to win, that it wasn't going to be very close.

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Speaker 8: But you just never know till it happens, and I

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Speaker 8: personally didn't realize how relieved I would be. Like I

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Speaker 8: looked back to twenty sixteen when Trump crushed Hillary, and

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Speaker 8: that was funny. It was just fun We all had

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Speaker 8: a good time. This one it wasn't It wasn't funny.

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Speaker 8: It felt big and meaningful, like this massive weight had

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Speaker 8: been pulled off the back of the country. So I'm

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Speaker 8: thrilled and I'm very excited, just not for the next

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Speaker 8: not for the next four years, but for the next twelve.

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Speaker 6: I agree, and I think we're in a really good position.

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Speaker 6: I'm worried about the House, Sean. We're barely keeping a

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Speaker 6: majority in the House despite having a real red wave.

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Speaker 7: So we can talk about that later. Right now, we're

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Speaker 6: Midst of a Senate confirmation looming battle. The right people

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Speaker 6: seem to be losing their absolute minds over Matt Gates,

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Speaker 6: but also Tolsi Gabbard, and I think Pete hegseat. So

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Speaker 6: these are these look like they're going to be the

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Speaker 6: three biggest fights we have on our hand. I want

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Speaker 6: to pull up one of your your tweets here that

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Speaker 6: has done very very well.

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Speaker 7: Charlie actually retweeted it.

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Speaker 6: If you can go ahead and bring up Seawn's tweet, please,

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Speaker 6: you said. With Gates having resigned his seat in the House,

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Speaker 6: if the Senate tries to reject his ag confirmation, DeSantis

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Speaker 6: can always appoint Gates to Phil Ruvio's Senate seat. Would

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Speaker 6: be interesting to see senators have to choose between Gates

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Speaker 6: I thought this was brilliant. I've had a bunch of

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Speaker 6: people send this to me. There it is, Sean. Now

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Speaker 6: you know this is maybe just your wild speculation, but

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Speaker 6: walk through your thinking here, because I think it's brilliant.

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Speaker 8: Well, I wouldn't call it wild speculation. I always like,

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Speaker 8: I enjoy playing chess, Okay, I have fun doing it.

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Speaker 8: And what you learn in chess is you need to

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Speaker 8: learn to evaluate the board and find the best options

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Speaker 8: for yourself, the best options for your opponent, and then

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Speaker 8: play to the best option of the opponent. And so

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Speaker 8: I look at the board here and I see a

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Speaker 8: lot of options. Obviously, I think the Senate should confirm Gates,

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Speaker 8: notwithstanding all the nonsense they're going to throw at him

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Speaker 8: or the fake FBI attempt to and trap him and

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Speaker 8: extort his family with insane allegations.

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Speaker 4: So I think they should confirm him.

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Speaker 8: If not, if they don't want to do that, I

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Speaker 8: doesn't work, I think it would be a great idea

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Speaker 8: to make clear to senators you're not getting now to

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Speaker 8: this easy. There's going to be consequences, and you know,

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Speaker 8: who knows if the sand this will go along with it.

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Speaker 8: I don't know, but I think it's one of those

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Speaker 8: things that in politics you always need to have something

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Speaker 8: way to make clear to people that they can do things,

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Speaker 8: They can do things the easy way and the right way,

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Speaker 8: and it can be very painful for them, and I

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Speaker 8: think this is a great option to highlight that, Hey,

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Speaker 7: I think it's brilliant.

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Speaker 6: And I think here's the other piece of it is

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Speaker 6: that we can walk these through at a certain order. Right,

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Speaker 6: so you hold Rubio back his confirmation back, you force

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Speaker 6: and then you basically you dangle the Rubio option as

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Speaker 6: because Rubio is going to be confirmed. I think nobody's

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Speaker 7: Play ball with this?

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Speaker 6: And you know, I think everybody's feeling very positive in Florida.

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Speaker 6: I mean, what, you know, Trump won the state by

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Speaker 6: in general, Sean, what is your reaction to the reaction? Right,

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Speaker 6: You've got everybody losing their minds over Pete Hegseth, which

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Speaker 6: I personally think is a phenomenal choice. I know Pete personally,

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Speaker 6: he's an absolute patriot, loves this country. They're now calling

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Speaker 6: Tulsi is now a foreign agent and she's friendly with

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Speaker 7: What is your reaction to this?

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Speaker 6: John Bolton says, these are the two historic between Tulsi

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Speaker 7: What say you?

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Speaker 8: I can't think of a better endorsement than that idiot

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Speaker 8: And I will say I find the reactions fascinating and

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Speaker 8: if these idiots had actually done their jobs, if they

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Speaker 8: had actually protected the constitution that they claim to love

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Speaker 8: so much, none of this would have been necessary. But

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Speaker 8: what they did is they allowed an infection to fester

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Speaker 8: throughout Washington, throughout these agencies for years, if not decades.

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Speaker 4: They ignored it, they didn't treat it.

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Speaker 8: We all knew the limb was dying, we could we

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Speaker 8: could all smell the stank on it. And yet they

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Speaker 4: Nothing is wrong. This is totally normal.

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Speaker 8: And I want them all to understand, you are the

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Speaker 8: reason this is happening, Like you, mister legal eagle, who

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Speaker 8: turned up his nose at us saying, hey, dooj is

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Speaker 8: they scoffed at us, and I just want them to

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Speaker 8: understand you're the reason this is happening.

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Speaker 4: As much as it.

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Speaker 8: Hurts no to your core, that is your fault that

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Speaker 8: if you had done your job, none of this would

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Speaker 7: And it's funny.

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Speaker 7: Sean, we own the table. It's ours now.

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Speaker 7: We'll be right back with Sean Davis. Don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 2: Hello America. John Solomon here from Justin Who's no Noise?

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Speaker 2: In his time for your Justin Who's Now?

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Speaker 2: President elect Donald Trump has selected Florida Senator Marco Rubio

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Speaker 6: All right, Welcome back, everybody, It's the Charlie Kirk Show

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Speaker 6: Man Drew Pulvett your guest host for one more segment,

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Speaker 6: complicated business, all right. Sean Davis from the Federalist. I

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Speaker 6: no more Thanksgiving Turkey together where we put things aside

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Speaker 6: and we love one another, we thank God for our blessings. No,

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Speaker 6: it's all vindictive, it's all vendetta, it's all hurt feelings.

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Speaker 10: There is a push, I think, just a societal norm

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Speaker 4: I need to take some space for me.

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Speaker 6: Oh, but there's more, Sean, and then I'm going to

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Speaker 11: I completely understand her point because I really do feel

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Speaker 9: It's more of a moral issue for me, and I.

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Speaker 7: Sean Davis, what do you make of it?

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Speaker 6: By the way, whoopee, Goldberg just said she's threatening a

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Speaker 7: What's your take of this?

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Speaker 8: Well, I guess this would be a good time for

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Speaker 8: Left always does this that whoever is currently in power,

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Speaker 8: Banspell. I'm very concerned. It's all nonsense. And as far

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Speaker 7: It's so smart, Sean Davis.

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Speaker 6: It's just further evidence that they are in a cult,

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Speaker 6: and I was like, it's like, we just keep winning.

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Speaker 7: I'm not tired of winning yet. We're just going to

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Speaker 6: People and in twenty years find out just how right

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Speaker 6: wing the country can really get. Sean Davis tell us

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Speaker 6: where people can find you how to support the Federalists.

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Speaker 7: Thirty seconds, Well.

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Speaker 8: They can come to the Federalist dot com. They can

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Speaker 8: sign up as subscribers. They can make donations to our

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you do it. You do a phenomenal job. I

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Speaker 6: hope somebody is back channeling right now with Governor DeSantis

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Speaker 6: to get this rubio idea. The leverage play with with Gates.

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Speaker 6: I think that's I think that's critically important. Sean Davis,

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Speaker 6: excellent work as always. We'll see again, my friend.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, sir. Take care all right.

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Speaker 6: We have Charlie Kirk back in the seat next segment

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Speaker 6: and David Sachs, the legendary Don't Go Anywhere.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice newsbreak. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 1: President Trump continues making headlines with his cabinet nominations. Among

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Speaker 1: the latest is Matt Gates for Attorney General. In a

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Speaker 1: post on True Social, the soon to be forty seventh

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Speaker 1: president described Gates as a deeply gifted and tenacious attorney

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Speaker 1: who has distinguished himself in Congress, who was focus on

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Speaker 1: achieving desperately needed reform at the Justice Department. He goes

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Speaker 1: on to write, quote, Matt will root out the systemic

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Speaker 1: corruption at DOJ and return the department to its true

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Speaker 1: mission of finding crime and upholding our democracy and constitution.

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Speaker 1: President Trump also making a splash on Wednesday by appointing

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Speaker 1: former Democrat now Trump supporter Tolcy Gabbert as Director of

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Speaker 1: National Intelligence. He says the former congresswoman from Hawaiian the

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Speaker 1: Army lieutenant colonel has broad support and both parties, and

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Speaker 1: quote is now a proud Republican. It's also official that

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Speaker 1: Florida Senator Marc or Rubio will see confirmation from his

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Speaker 1: current colleagues in the Senate as he looks to become

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Speaker 1: the country's next Secretary of State. We reported earlier this

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Speaker 1: week that Rubio was a pick for the job. In

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Speaker 1: announcing Rubio's appointment, the Trump team says he'll be a

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Speaker 1: strong advocate for our nation, a true fintile our allies,

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Speaker 1: and a fearless warrior who will never back down to

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Speaker 1: our adversaries. President Trump's White House senior staff is also

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Speaker 1: taking shape, and it includes people like Dan Scavino, who

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Speaker 1: is one of President Trump's longest serving aids. The Justice

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Speaker 1: Department's criminal cases against President Trump were slowly but surely

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Speaker 1: disintegrating now that forty five will soon be forty seven.

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Speaker 1: On Wednesday, Special Counsel Jack Smith asked the Eleventh Circuit

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Speaker 1: Court of Appeals to press pause on its case to

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Speaker 1: quote afore the government time to assess this unprecedented circumstance

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Speaker 1: and determine the appropriate course going forward consistent with Department

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Speaker 1: of Justice policy. The unprecedented circumstance, from Smith and the

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Speaker 1: The appealing question was over District Judge Aileen Cannon's dismissal

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Speaker 1: President Trump are being wiped off the board because his

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Speaker 1: Smith is also expected to leave his position as Special

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Speaker 1: It's unknown if he'll author and release a report on

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Speaker 12: All In Podcast? David, I enjoyed hanging out with you

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Speaker 9: First.

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Speaker 12: How big is the Tulsi Gabbard appointment for Director of

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Speaker 12: National Intelligence.

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Speaker 13: I think it's extremely important. It's extremely important for the country,

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Speaker 13: and it's extremely important for our movement. If I had

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Speaker 13: the next four years, it would be that somehow the

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Speaker 13: deep state or the swamp or the Washington Blob maneuvers

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Speaker 13: President Trump into another forever war.

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Speaker 7: A war that we don't need.

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Speaker 13: That war would only be very damaging to the country,

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Speaker 13: but it would fracture our base and it could destroy

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Speaker 13: you know, an unnecessary war is the last thing we need.

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Speaker 13: And recall that it was bad intelligence that got us

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Speaker 13: into the Iraq war in the first place. Remember that

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Speaker 13: it was the CIA director George Tennant who told President

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Speaker 13: George W. Bush that it was a slam dunk. CA

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Speaker 13: Saint Saddam Hussein had WND programs, and it was on

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Speaker 13: that basis that the United States got into its most

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Speaker 13: pointless and destructive forever war. So it's so important that

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Speaker 13: the intelligence that is given to the president is correct.

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Speaker 13: And I can't think of a better person to be

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Speaker 13: in charge of that than Tulsi because she has worn

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Speaker 13: the uniform, she's a soldier, she know what's involved. At

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Speaker 13: the same time, she's had a skepticism towards these a

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Speaker 13: necessary foreign interventions, and so she has the right balance.

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Speaker 13: I think she can make sure that the intel is

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Speaker 13: correct and hopefully that will avoid this horrible type of

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Speaker 13: risk that I'm talking about.

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Speaker 9: Without a doubt.

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Speaker 12: And David, they're already smearing Tulsi as being a Russian asset?

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Speaker 12: Where does this come from? I mean, it is a

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Speaker 12: demonstrably false slur. It is the same as calling somebody

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Speaker 12: a racist or a bigot. It's the national security equivalent

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Speaker 12: of calling somebody a racist is calling somebody a Russian asset.

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Speaker 12: In politics, they'll say you are a racist if you

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Speaker 12: try to get into the national security space, you're a

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Speaker 12: Russian asset. That slur perfectly shows why we need a teardown, David,

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Speaker 12: even on the most generous reading, where the heck does

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Speaker 12: has come from with Tulsi? Do they call her a

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Speaker 12: Russian asset because she dares to critique the international rules

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Speaker 12: based neoliberal order that has been a failure of the

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Speaker 12: last thirty years.

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Speaker 13: Well, it comes from the exact same source that the

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Speaker 13: exact same smear came from about President Trump. Remember they

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Speaker 13: said that he was an agent of Vladimir Putin for years.

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Speaker 13: I mean, this was the whole Russia Gate hoax. Where

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Speaker 13: the Hillary Clinton campaign to this smear that told he

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Speaker 13: on cable news one day without any evidence, and since

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Speaker 13: then it's just been repeated again without any evidence whatsoever.

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Speaker 13: I think it's even worse than calling somebody racist, as

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Speaker 13: horrible as that is, because you know, as bad as

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Speaker 13: it is to engage in racism, that's not actually a crime,

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Speaker 13: whereas being a trader to your country is actually a crime.

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Speaker 13: It's a potential death penalty offense. So this is a

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Speaker 13: possibly the worst type of smear that they could ever

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Speaker 13: make towards somebody, especially somebody who probably wears the uniform

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Speaker 13: of the USA. I think the good news is that

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Speaker 13: the people in the United States have now seen through

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Speaker 13: this type of slander. Obviously they saw through with respect

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Speaker 12: So let's let's play some of the tape here. This

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Speaker 12: Center Central Intelligence Agency. There's a remarkable lie. Let's play

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Speaker 12: cut four o seven.

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Speaker 5: You know, every federal employee every year has to sit

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Speaker 5: through insider threat training to recognize people they think might

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Speaker 5: you know, people are deeply critical of the United States

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Speaker 5: and it's and it's foreign policy who seem to have

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Speaker 5: there's all kinds of alarm bells that go off here,

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Speaker 5: and this nomination sets sets them all off.

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Speaker 12: Oh, hold on, if you're critical of America red flag?

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Speaker 12: Did you say that, if you're critical of our foreign

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Speaker 12: policy decisions, David Sachs, did you hear that? That was

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Speaker 12: a very interesting tell that if you have a difference

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Speaker 12: of opinion on whether or not we send money to

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Speaker 9: Did I hear that correctly?

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Speaker 13: Well, this is what they want to redefine treason, as

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Speaker 13: is policy disagreements. If you don't agree with their agenda

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Speaker 13: somehow that's treason. No, I mean, that's engaging in a

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Speaker 13: reasonable policy debate, which we absolutely need to have, especially

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Speaker 13: with regard to foreign wars. Look what these people are

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Speaker 13: so upset about. It also does not represent a threat

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Speaker 13: to the United States. I think she's a great asset

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Speaker 13: for the United States. What a threat to is the

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Speaker 13: Atlantic magazine's agenda, which is NonStop wars and listen forever war.

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Speaker 13: This is what the Atlantic magazine stands for. And they

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Speaker 13: have made these same types of accusations towards President Trump.

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Speaker 13: They again, they bought it into the whole Russiagate hook,

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Speaker 13: hook line and sinker. They're the ones who spread it,

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Speaker 13: or some of the people who spread it. In fact,

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Speaker 13: I think the editor in chief of The Atlantic, jeff

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Speaker 13: Jeffrey Goldberg, was one of the main promoters of the

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Speaker 13: complicity in that hoax. They've never acknowledged that they were wrong.

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Speaker 13: They just move on to the next set of accusations.

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Speaker 13: And these are the last people who should be believed

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just not just no credibility.

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Speaker 12: I mean like they're the ones that are hostile threat

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Speaker 12: to the country the way they're talking. So, now that

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Speaker 12: Joe Biden, is he going to really try to run

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Speaker 12: through the tape on infrastructure or you know abortion.

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Speaker 9: No, no, no, no.

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Speaker 12: The top priority of this outgoing administration is Ukraine.

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Speaker 9: It's not a joke.

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Speaker 12: This is Tony Blinken play cut four hundred police.

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Speaker 14: As we're working to make sure that Ukraine has what

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Speaker 14: it needs to effectively defend itself.

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Speaker 9: The United States continues to step up.

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Speaker 7: We've obligated just recently.

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Speaker 14: And pushed out the door another eight billion dollars in

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Speaker 14: security assistance for Ukraine.

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Speaker 4: That was in September.

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Speaker 14: Another almost half a billion dollars just a few weeks ago,

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Speaker 14: and President Biden has committed to making sure that every

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Speaker 14: dollar we have at our disposal will be pushed out

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Speaker 14: the door between now and January twentieth.

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Speaker 9: David, this is telling please.

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Speaker 13: Well, this administration's ending as it began. It's number one

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Speaker 13: priority has been this Ukraine War. Joe Biden entered office

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Speaker 13: demanding that Ukraine be admitted to NATO on a fast track.

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Speaker 13: That was his number one priority. And this goes back

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Speaker 13: a decade to when he was Obama's vice president and

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Speaker 13: he was running Ukraine policy as part of his portfolio,

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Speaker 13: the board of Barisma. In any event, they fast tracked

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Speaker 13: this idea of NATO expansion to Ukraine in his first

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Speaker 13: then they've made funding this Ukraine project their number one priority.

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Speaker 13: And so again they're going to shovel every dollar out

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Speaker 13: the door they can before they leave office. That is

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Speaker 13: what they care about. That they could have tackled so

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Speaker 13: many other issues. They could have tackled the border, they

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Speaker 13: issues that were relevant to ordinary Americans. But you can

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Speaker 13: see that this expansion, the sort of empire building is

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Speaker 13: there a number one priority. It's what they care about.

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Speaker 12: And it's just why I know that. I ask you

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Speaker 12: this question a lot, David, and we were hanging out.

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Speaker 12: My operating thesis is that the war machine is the

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Speaker 12: culmination of statism. There is no greater expression of the

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Speaker 12: worship of the state than war. It is ultimate authority

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Speaker 12: to take life, give life, destroy things, dominate, monopolized countries,

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Speaker 12: organize them as you see fit. It is the closest

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Speaker 12: thing to be playing god on the planet. What is

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Speaker 12: it about that, this particular topic that has why bar

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Speaker 12: bipartisan agreement that if you're critical, we're going to throw you,

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Speaker 12: throw you into jail and call you a trader.

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Speaker 9: Why the fixation do you believe?

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Speaker 13: Well, I think there is something to what you're saying.

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Speaker 13: I mean, there is immense power for them, and being

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Speaker 13: able to control the fate of millions of people, to

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Speaker 13: control the destiny of all those lives, to be able

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Speaker 13: to snuff them out potentially. I think there is a sick,

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Speaker 13: twisted power in that. But look, I think there's also

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Speaker 13: an ideology and a policy objective. The bottom line is

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Speaker 13: these people, I guess you can call them globalists. They

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Speaker 13: see no national border to be defended. They see only

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Speaker 13: an imperial border to be expanded, and Ukraine has been

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Speaker 13: the tip of the spear. It is the place they

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Speaker 13: wanted to expand. NATO too, NATO is the is basically

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Speaker 13: made it abundantly clear that that was a red line

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Speaker 13: for their security interests and they would go to war

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Speaker 13: to prevent it, and indeed they have and so you know,

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Speaker 13: hundreds of thousands of people have been killed as a

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Speaker 13: regard is that there was a peace deal on the table,

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Speaker 13: it was called the Istanbul Deal in the first few

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Speaker 9: It would have ended the war.

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Speaker 13: The Ukraine would have kept all of its territory, would

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Speaker 13: not have lost all of its territory, hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 13: have been destroyed. And instead of what it would have

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Speaker 13: required is for Ukraine simply to remain neutral. Okay, it

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Speaker 13: was not saying that Russia had to die dominate Ukraine.

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Speaker 13: What Russia wanted was simply for Ukraine to remain neutral,

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Speaker 13: to not be a member of NATO. That would have

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Speaker 13: ended the war, but right when it was getting started,

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Speaker 13: would have saved all those lives saved all that destruction,

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Speaker 13: and that Biden administration vetoed it.

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Speaker 9: And regardless of what you.

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Speaker 13: Think of their actions before that, once they rejected the

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Speaker 13: is Simbol deal, they became the co owner of this war.

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Speaker 13: It wasn't just Vladimir Putin invading Ukraine. It was Joe

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Speaker 13: try and put Humpty Dumpty back together again, so to speak,

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Speaker 9: Of years ago.

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Speaker 12: David Sachs continues, Welcome back, everybody, David Sacks with us. David,

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Speaker 12: explain to our audience the significance of DOGE, the Department

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Speaker 12: of Government Efficiency. Two men that you know, Elon and

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Speaker 12: Vivek are going to be going after waste, fraud, abuse

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Speaker 9: Explain it to our audience.

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Speaker 7: Absolutely.

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Speaker 13: Well, the bottom line is that the United States is

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Speaker 13: trillion dollars a year. It's getting to be the single

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Speaker 13: twenty to twenty five percent. Now if federal revenue is

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Speaker 13: going to interest payments on the debt. And this is

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Speaker 13: a very unsustainable path, and the debt.

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Speaker 9: Is con used to grow.

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Speaker 13: So unless we somehow reform government spending, this country's going

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Speaker 13: We have something like four hundred and fifty federal agencies

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Speaker 13: I think the point at DOGE is, let's get the

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Speaker 7: And by the way, we're very.

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Speaker 13: Lucky to have no, yeah, we're very lucky to have

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Speaker 13: two really business geniuses, Elon and Viveke contributing their time

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Speaker 13: Elon obviously is the most successful entrepreneur maybe of all time,

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Speaker 9: So so David, let's summarize all this.

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Speaker 12: You and I have not had an opportunity to celebrate

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Speaker 12: the country. You spent some time in mar A Lago,

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Speaker 13: Yeah, the thing I saw that was really amazing was

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Speaker 4: See the Bidens.

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Speaker 13: They are all smiles there. I mean it was like

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Speaker 13: I mean, he really is. It was like Caesar or

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Speaker 13: He has a clear mandate. He won the House, the Senate,

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Speaker 12: David, thank you so much for when you check out

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Speaker 12: Thank you absolutely too, Charlie, thank you. Email us is

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Speaker 9: So let me repeat what I said the first hour.

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Speaker 12: It is inexplicable if you vote against Matt Gates and

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Speaker 9: For Merrick Garland.

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Speaker 12: If you voted against both of them, then you're gonna

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Speaker 9: Isn't that interesting?

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Speaker 12: The people who voted against Merrick Garland are the ones

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Speaker 12: that are saying they will vote for Matt Gates.

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Speaker 9: So it kind of this overlaying thing.

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Speaker 12: The correlation is there's a direct correlation between people who

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Speaker 12: supported Merrick Garland that are Senate Republicans that are against

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Speaker 12: Matt Gates and people that didn't support Merrick Garland and

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Speaker 12: that are in favor of Matt Gates.

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Speaker 9: It's quite interesting.

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Speaker 12: I actually got a text from major donor right here, Charlie,

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Speaker 12: where can I send money to primary people that go

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Speaker 12: up against Gates? I said, we have a link for that.

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Speaker 12: Email is freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Third hour

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Speaker 12: coming up.

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Speaker 4: Hey,