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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now. I know y'all were

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Speaker 1: in town.

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Speaker 2: I couldn't let it go without coming by to say

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Speaker 2: hello and to say thank you to everyone here, all

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Speaker 2: of these extraordinary leaders.

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Speaker 1: I wanted to come by.

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Speaker 3: And say Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, happy Kwanza, happy Honikah,

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Speaker 3: whatever you may celebrate, but most important, let's make.

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Speaker 2: Sure we celebrate each other.

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Speaker 4: I'm proud of what I thought for. I'm not going

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Speaker 4: to back down from them one bit. I will answer

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Speaker 4: all of these senators questions, but this.

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Speaker 1: Will not be a process tried to media.

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Speaker 4: I don't answer to anyone in this group, none of you,

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Speaker 4: not to that camp at all.

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Speaker 5: I answer to President.

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Speaker 4: Trump, who received seventy six million votes on behalf and

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Speaker 4: a mandate for change.

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Speaker 6: I answer to the fiftyfty.

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Speaker 4: One hundred senators who are part of this process and

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Speaker 4: those in the committee.

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Speaker 6: And I answer to my Lord and Savior, and my

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Speaker 6: wife and my family.

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Speaker 4: I'm proud to be here, and as long as Donald

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Speaker 4: Trump wants me in this fight, I'm going to be

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Speaker 4: standing right here in this fight, fighting to bring our

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Speaker 7: Would you ever consider rejoining the GOP.

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Speaker 8: The party that's the most important for me is the

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Speaker 8: American Party.

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Speaker 5: I'm a part of the American Party.

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Speaker 6: I love this country.

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Speaker 8: This is the home of the freedom, land of the braid.

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Speaker 8: My nineteen year old nephew died on the fields of

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Speaker 8: Vietnam protecting with this city and this country represents. And

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Speaker 8: that's the party I'm going to always be a member of.

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Speaker 6: And I did it as a police.

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Speaker 5: Officer and when I would a bulletproof.

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Speaker 8: Vest for twenty two years, and I'm a to do

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Speaker 8: it with this blue suit as the mayor of the

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Speaker 8: City of New York.

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Speaker 7: All right, well, we are looking forward to your meeting

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Speaker 7: with the so called borders are next Thursday.

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Speaker 9: If his sposhare governing issue is that there are seven

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Speaker 9: hundred and roughly seven hundred and sixty thousand illegal immigrants

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Speaker 9: living in New York City, and almost sixty thousand of

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Speaker 9: them have criminal charges or convicted criminals. If I were

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Speaker 9: the mayor of New York City, whether I had my

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Speaker 9: own personal political problems or not, I would be desperate

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Speaker 9: to work with the President of the United States to

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Speaker 9: clean up what's going on. Earlier this year, there was

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Speaker 9: a police report that three quarters of the people being

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Speaker 9: arrested in Midtown were for violent crimes, and the tax

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Speaker 9: industry for illegal immigrants. This is a local governance problem.

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Speaker 9: My assumption is I don't live here. I'm here a lot,

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Speaker 9: but the people in New York City are hopping mad

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Speaker 10: But the central point of all of this, if all

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Speaker 10: of this is the most tragic figure in American politics

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Speaker 10: in my right time is President by If he would

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Speaker 10: have in September of twenty twenty three, August said that

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Speaker 10: he wasn't going to run god damn one this election

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Speaker 10: and it wouldn't have been that close because we'd had

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Speaker 10: so many freaking talented people that were running, and he

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Speaker 10: on a high note.

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Speaker 1: I think it could be true.

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Speaker 5: I think he probably is trying to, you know.

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Speaker 11: I think this Department of Governor efficiency and that he

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Speaker 11: and Vivecker helping Trump m.

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Speaker 1: And so on again.

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Speaker 11: I'd like to take I have a lot of I've

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Speaker 11: had a lot of success in life not being cynical,

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Speaker 11: and I've very rarely been taken advantage of as a result.

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Speaker 11: It's happened a couple of times, but not very often,

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Speaker 11: and I think that suicism. You know, why be cynical

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Speaker 11: about that. Let's go into it hoping that the stevens

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Speaker 11: and if that turns out to be naive, well then

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Speaker 11: we'll see. But I actually think it's going to be great.

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Speaker 6: I'm hoping.

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Speaker 15: Every day there is a battle for your mind, raging

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Speaker 1: With the will to the sea.

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Speaker 13: I fear not you found the place for truth, the

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Speaker 13: voice which generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here

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Speaker 15: Okay, everybody, Happy Friday. It is the sixth of December

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Speaker 15: today in beautiful Palm Beach. I have producer Andrew co piloting.

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Speaker 1: The ship today.

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Speaker 15: We have quite a weekend planned, so we just had

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Speaker 15: to kind of finish the week off strong here.

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Speaker 1: Quite a weekend.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, we have a thousand of our biggest donors coming

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Speaker 15: here to Palm Beach.

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Speaker 1: One of my favorite events of the year on the calendar.

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Speaker 15: It's favorite for you. It's tough for us. We love it.

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Speaker 15: It's a lot of work. It's the hardest she ate, Yeah,

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Speaker 15: for thirty six hours of my year. Yeah, but it's

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Speaker 15: a wonderful of us. So we have it at mar

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Speaker 15: A Lago into away four hundred people. We had to

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Speaker 15: turn away four hundred people, I mean filled. We could

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Speaker 15: have filled that thing up three times. You would not

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Speaker 15: believe how many text messages I got like hey, you know,

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Speaker 15: or two extra tickets. Yeah, So honored to be with

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Speaker 15: you guys. Lots to go over today. Let's begin kind

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Speaker 15: of connecting yesterday's news cycle to today. Yesterday we were

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Speaker 15: very clear that if anybody were to vote against Pete

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Speaker 15: hag Seth as a Republican from a Republican state, that

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Speaker 15: they will be met with a primary challenge. And we

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Speaker 15: went to Twitter otherwise known as x and we name

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Speaker 1: But we know, we know what's really going on here.

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Speaker 15: Leader of the campaign against Pete Hegseth, which is the

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Speaker 15: queen of the neo cons the Sentate. Again, I'm sure

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Speaker 15: she's a nice person. Great table Lanner is very polite.

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Speaker 15: I've never met her, so I can't speak to her character.

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Speaker 15: I can speak, though, to her publicly stated positions, her policy,

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Speaker 15: and her campaign to try and thwart on an undermine

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Speaker 15: Pete Hegseeth. The only downside of what happened with Matt

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Speaker 15: Gates is these senators are feeling a little uppity. They

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Speaker 15: basically embrace a pocket veto against the will of the

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Speaker 15: not going to put up with that. Pete Hexsteth is

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Speaker 15: more than qualified. He's an American patriot, he's an American hero.

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Speaker 15: You can think about this almost like Domino theory, that

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Speaker 15: if they are able to topple Pete Hegsteth and Matt Gates,

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Speaker 15: than Cashella's next then Tulsa Gabbard. And by the way,

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Speaker 15: I hope you guys are ready to man the ramparts

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Speaker 15: because the Bobby Kennedy fight is going to be nuclear.

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Speaker 1: It'll be different, but it's going to be nuclear.

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Speaker 15: You see, with Petere heg Seth, it's not yet identified

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Speaker 15: visor Eli Lilly, AstraZeneca, Maderna, Johnson, and Johnson, they're going

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Speaker 1: Well, I actually think they're really good in parallels. I

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Speaker 16: I think the three biggest fights are going to be TOLSI,

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Speaker 16: one bee or maybe even two. But it's going to

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Speaker 16: because they are looking to helm the agencies that have

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Speaker 16: with Pete it's the Defense Department, right. The contractors make

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Speaker 16: no mistake about this. Folks, This is a this is

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Speaker 16: an information op that is being waged against Pete hegset

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Speaker 16: Why because there are billions and even trillions of dollars

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Speaker 16: RFK similarly, big, big medicine, big hospital.

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Speaker 15: Big far the largest budget with our budgets.

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Speaker 16: Ahs, yeah, well and I would say it's the two

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Speaker 16: largest budgets. And so that's why these are going to

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Speaker 16: be the most extreme mostly though, and credit to President

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Speaker 16: and so so heck Seth is. It's about Keete, but it's.

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Speaker 1: Bigger than Pete.

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Speaker 15: Pete is a symbol of whether or not the President

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Speaker 15: gets to choose his cabinet. And if Keith falls, then

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Speaker 15: every single one of these disruptors is going to be

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Speaker 15: being led by Senator Jony Earns of Iowa. By the way,

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Speaker 15: Calls from some big donors in Iowa and they're ready

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Speaker 1: They're ready to get things.

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Speaker 16: By the way, the people in Iowa, I mean, there

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Speaker 15: We're not we're not doing anything.

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Speaker 16: No, we're not threatening to do it. If if she

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Speaker 15: Ernst has got to come out say that you're for

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Speaker 15: Pete and get all the other neocons to do the

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Speaker 16: And she's now on the record Charlie sort of saying

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Speaker 16: she she's she's not publicly saying she's against him. She

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Speaker 16: just wants a chance to go through the conferment, which is.

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Speaker 15: Better than where it was exactly with start with serious concerns.

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Speaker 15: We had a really troubled meeting to well, we have

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Speaker 15: to let the process.

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Speaker 1: A lot of things have moved.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I got I got a few text messages from

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Speaker 16: folks when this came out of the friend's ross pivot gift,

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Speaker 16: because you know, it definitely was a tonal shift, very

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Speaker 16: much in this sort of like, hey, I'm not against Pete.

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Speaker 16: Everybody relax because she was feeling it. Make no mistake.

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Speaker 16: Deep up the audience here that's watching right now.

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Speaker 1: Let guys help make this happen.

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Speaker 16: You guys, let up her phone lines. She felt it,

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Speaker 16: she felt the heat. But I will just say she's

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Speaker 15: and based on that there might be a primary coming

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Speaker 15: but these are not empty threats. Just ask Ronald mcromney.

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Speaker 15: Email US Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Chip Roy

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Speaker 15: joins us next.

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Speaker 5: Terrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for being along for the ride.

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Speaker 18: Another headline coming out of Capitol Hill this morning is

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Speaker 18: also claims that he has overhauled the agency security practices

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Speaker 18: following the July attack on President Trump's life in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 18: That was his testimony for a House task force of

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Speaker 18: seven Republicans and six Democrats who are investigating two failed

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Speaker 18: But this interaction we're getting ready to show you over

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Speaker 18: Roe's appearance at this year's nine to eleven commemoration, attended

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Speaker 6: I actually responded to Ground Zero. I was there going

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Speaker 4: I'm not asking you that you are in the city.

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Speaker 1: To show respect.

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Speaker 5: Die, I don't not know that you're trying to be

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Speaker 5: Do not invoke nine to.

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Speaker 6: Eleven for political purposes. That not I'm invoking.

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Speaker 5: The more sir, you are.

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Speaker 18: To ask him, don't mean that's a unique moment from

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Speaker 18: President Trump, Roe says there will be accountability. In fact,

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Speaker 18: or will face. Popular social media app TikTok's days with

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Speaker 15: Joining us now is Congressmanship Roy. He does a wonderful job.

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Speaker 15: Congressman lost the discuss here first and foremost. Tell us

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Speaker 15: the DOGE meeting.

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Speaker 1: What went down.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's Arlie.

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Speaker 19: Great to be on Merrek. Christmas to you. You know,

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Speaker 19: we we're a pretty good state of affairs right now

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Speaker 19: when you've got the administration coming in. You know, I

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Speaker 19: was down to Florida with some friends just a couple

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Speaker 19: of days ago. Come back, we've got Elon and de

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Speaker 19: Beck meeting with the Republican Conference to talk about what

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Speaker 19: they're going to do with DOGE right at this Department

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Speaker 19: of Government efficiency. My only complain is that efficiency really

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Speaker 19: should be elimination more than efficiency. But at the end

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Speaker 19: of the day, we had a really good conversation and look,

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Speaker 19: I think their primary and best role is going to

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Speaker 19: be is going to be to expose the absurdity of

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Speaker 19: government spending, demonstrating the American people, which will then increase

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Speaker 19: pressure on Congress to do its job. But also the

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Speaker 19: incoming administration should Russ Boat coming into the Omb director,

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Speaker 19: those guys will be able to work closely with them,

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Speaker 19: and they are already working closely to identify, you know,

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Speaker 19: where they can cut. But it's not just waste, it's

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Speaker 19: not just you know, the fraud and abuse. Those terms

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Speaker 19: get thrown around a lot. We've got to remember that

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Speaker 19: Congress for too long has been writing blank checks. And

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Speaker 19: that was the one thing I said somewhat critically or

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Speaker 19: introspectively of Congress yesterday in front of Elon and Nevek. Guys,

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Speaker 19: you know you're looking for the enemy, and the enemies

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Speaker 19: here if you look in the room, you know, look

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Speaker 19: in the mirror. Congress has been funding this stuff for

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Speaker 19: way too long. So let's all get on board. Let's

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Speaker 19: let's applaud Elon and Nevek, but now let's deliver. Congress

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Speaker 19: has to do our job. We have Article one authority

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Speaker 19: of the power of the purse. Let's get it right

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Speaker 19: this time.

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Speaker 15: So I have a wonky question here, chip that is

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Speaker 15: being debated and has definitely been discussed in transition circles,

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Speaker 15: both publicly and privately. If the executive branch is appropriated

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Speaker 15: Department of Education, and the Department of Education lymp BC

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Speaker 15: man is doing a great job, and the president only

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Speaker 15: spend one hundred and fifty billion dollars. Is the executive

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Speaker 15: branch allowed to then send that money back to Congress

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Speaker 15: and say this was unnecessary, Thanks so much, here's fifty

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Speaker 15: billion dollars back.

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Speaker 19: So what you're talking about, in broad terms is what

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Speaker 19: my friend Russ Bode and others have been talking about

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Speaker 19: is impoundment, and that is the authority of the president

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Speaker 19: effectively to not spend all of the money that Congress

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Speaker 6: I happen to believe that that is in.

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Speaker 19: Fact constitutionally correct, that we appropriate the president and the

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Speaker 19: executive function can choose within some degree of reason. Right,

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Speaker 19: This is always some of the questions you have to

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Speaker 19: deal with about it. You know how far you can go.

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Speaker 19: I don't think the president has the unil an authority

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Speaker 19: to just say I'm zeroing out an agency without Congress

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Speaker 19: saying all on a second, we appropriated for the Department

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Speaker 19: I think if the president says, look there's waste or

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Speaker 19: s fraud, I don't agree with these particular directions, I'm

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Speaker 6: Maybe it's the Department of.

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Speaker 19: Homeland Security, but yeah, I don't think we need to

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Speaker 19: I'm saving some money. I think there's a lot of

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Speaker 19: a room there for the president to do that. Under

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Speaker 19: the Constitution. The impoundment the Budget Control Life included an

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Speaker 19: empowerment language that tried to restrict the president from being

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Speaker 19: able to spend less. I think that that was unconstitutional.

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Speaker 19: I think that is constraining the president.

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Speaker 6: And I'm an article one guy.

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Speaker 19: I think Congress does have to have its flexix muscle.

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Speaker 19: But in this case, the president is the one who executes,

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Speaker 19: So Congress, here's the appropriations he.

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Speaker 6: Wants to spend less.

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Speaker 19: I think he has the authority within some degree of

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Speaker 6: And I think Elon of avec rus vote and others

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Speaker 6: will be ready to do that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: I hope every understands this is very important that if

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Speaker 15: which we're going to win, someone lose on you know,

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Speaker 15: this chip, and then all of a sudden, the executive

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Speaker 15: be We're only going to spend eighty percent of what

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Speaker 15: Congress sends us, and we're able to prove it. You

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Speaker 15: can then actually cut spending even if Congress fails the test. Potentially, theoretically,

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Speaker 15: if the Supreme Court can come in in favor of

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Speaker 15: the Impoundment Act, is that fair?

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Speaker 6: Chip? Yeah, that is fair. I think that is correct.

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Speaker 19: And my friend Andrew Clive from Georgia has legislation to

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Speaker 19: actually cut out that language that we believe is constitutionally problematic,

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Speaker 19: and I support that bill. I'm not sure the bill's necessary, right,

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Speaker 19: I think the president can add under the Constitution, it

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Speaker 19: within reason, would fall in behind the president's authority to

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Speaker 19: do that. And pretty aggressively be able to do that,

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Speaker 19: So you know, courts would probably set some parameters. I

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Speaker 6: It will be critical, to.

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Speaker 19: Your point, for the President, through his omb and through

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Speaker 19: all the people working with him and for him. DOS

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Speaker 19: even one hundred per cent sure yet how it will

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Speaker 19: president is going to be very important to shrinking the bureaucracy,

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Speaker 19: shrinking the weaponized government, undoing the damage of the bloated government.

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Speaker 19: Congress needs to come in behind them and do smart

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Speaker 19: appropriations and back them up and say, no, you do

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Speaker 19: have the authority to do that. We support you doing that,

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Speaker 19: and here are our appropriations bills. But I don't want

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Speaker 19: Congress to be absolved with the responsibility to pass responsible

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Speaker 6: So must do that. It's critical.

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Speaker 15: Uh oh, trust me, I agree, I'm just I'm skeptical

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Speaker 15: at times.

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Speaker 1: That the beast is going to be able to be

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Speaker 15: So that's where I think on the executive branch, having

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Speaker 15: some agility and some capacity could end up saving hundreds

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Speaker 15: of billions of dollars. Hundreds of billions of dollars. And

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Speaker 15: with that called the bond markets a little bit. I

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Speaker 15: hope everyone understands this is that the bond markets will

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Speaker 15: look for signals that spending will get under control and

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Speaker 15: the deficit can be controlled. Inflation is being driven by

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Speaker 15: our deficit.

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Speaker 1: That simple.

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Speaker 15: We are creating money out of thin air and purchasing

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Speaker 15: bonds and it gets flooding into the system. Shifting gears

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Speaker 15: a little bit here, Congressman, you have never been a

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Speaker 15: rubber stamp for President Trump. You support him when you can,

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Speaker 15: and you're an honest broker. Grade his cabinet picks and

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Speaker 15: grade this transition.

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Speaker 1: Please.

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Speaker 19: Look, I think the President has been doing an exceptional

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Speaker 19: an honest broker. I'm constitutionally required to be an honest broker.

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Speaker 19: But look, the President did an exceptional job on the campaign.

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Speaker 19: He built a coalition that is representative. I think the

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Speaker 19: think he's made a lot of exceptional picks. Let me

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Speaker 19: just go through a handful. Look, I think, first and foremost,

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Speaker 19: we've talked about russ vote. That's a really exceptional pick

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Speaker 19: at omb to return to that post.

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Speaker 6: I think the only person that has been nominated to

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Speaker 19: I think Brendan Carr at the FCC exceptional pick free

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Speaker 19: speech advocate wants to go a whole big tech in check.

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Speaker 19: I think we've seen you having Tulci gabbern as a

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Speaker 19: new and refreshing view about not being constantly engaged in

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Speaker 19: endless wars. I think Pete Hegsett was an exceptional pick.

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Speaker 19: I know he's under fire from the Senate, but he's

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Speaker 19: under fire from swishy senators who have been against everything

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Speaker 19: we want to do. And so I hope Pete holds

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Speaker 19: the line all the way through. I'm defending him, and

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Speaker 19: we should all defend him. You know, Look, we've all

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Speaker 19: had some indiscretions in our past and things like that.

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Speaker 6: Every human has. But good grief.

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Speaker 19: Pete, except you know, he's got the support of them,

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Speaker 19: so many people, and he represents somebody who would take

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Speaker 19: on the defense establishment and we need that, desperately need that.

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Speaker 6: Bobby Kennedy.

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Speaker 19: You and I disagree with Bobby Kennedy on a lot

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Speaker 19: of things, Charlie life in particular, But Bobby Kennedy represents

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Speaker 19: somebody who would shake up the healthcare establishment.

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Speaker 6: Kelly means Marty McCarey.

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Speaker 19: These are people that are going to change the way

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Speaker 19: we focus on the power at the FDA and the

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Speaker 19: power that we've got in all of the bureaucracy over there,

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Speaker 19: and undermine the power that the insurance companies and hospitals

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Speaker 19: and all those guys have. Now do I agree that

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Speaker 19: those guys that everything know? But look, I think these

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Speaker 19: are all exceptional picks. Charlie, I had some disagreement. I'm

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Speaker 19: glad the DEA pick step down. I think that was

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Speaker 19: a misfire. The DEA guy that had like been a

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Speaker 6: I'm glad the DEA guys step down.

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Speaker 1: There's one or.

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Speaker 19: Two others that aren't necessarily my favorites, but I think

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Speaker 19: Cash Metel will be great at rooting out the stuff

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Speaker 19: that FBI. Sorry, I'm just going like around the list

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Speaker 19: from my memory. But look, I think he's been really good.

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Speaker 19: Now we got to get busy getting the reconciliation packages

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Speaker 19: and getting structured to deliberate January.

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Speaker 15: And closing here, Congressman, help me and the audience understand

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Speaker 15: speculate a little bit of a Senate Why is it

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Speaker 15: that Senate Republicans from deep blood red states are enthusiastic

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Speaker 15: up all this drama for Trump's nominees. Help the audience

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Speaker 19: Yeah, well, look, let's just speak very directly about Senator

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Speaker 19: somebody who wants to draft our daughters, Charlie, which i've

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Speaker 19: strongly over my dead body.

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Speaker 6: Are we going to pass it throughout their daughter?

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Speaker 19: This is someone that was, you know, voting for gay

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Speaker 19: nominees you just talked about. She was out there championing

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Speaker 6: Opposing that bill. So look, let's be very clear.

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Speaker 19: These are people who do not share the perspective of

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Speaker 19: that gave us the House and the Senate, and they

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Speaker 6: You know, that status quo stuff.

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Speaker 19: You know, that's more of the swamp speed and look

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Speaker 19: go look at the votes of senators. They've been doing

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Speaker 19: this for years. They're having to be dragged, kicking and

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Speaker 19: out of the way. Let the administration do what.

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Speaker 6: It needs to do.

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Speaker 19: Yes, check the administration and separation powers. You know, I

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Speaker 19: Okay, constitution matters regardless. But get out of the way

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Speaker 6: To shake up the town. Yes, get busy legislating and

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Speaker 6: doing the right thing.

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Speaker 1: I agree.

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Speaker 15: I just look, if there's a serious advice and consent issue, fine, great,

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Speaker 15: that's what we're talking about here. We're talking about Kavanaugh bs. Okay,

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Speaker 15: we're not going to put up with that. Your voter,

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Speaker 15: your voters want Pete Hegseth so give them Pete hag Seth.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, well, I mean, of course you're talking about Alexandria Ocassio.

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Speaker 16: So it's been rumored that she is considering running for president.

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Speaker 16: So because of how that the turmoil surrounded the Democrats

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Speaker 16: There's a there's a congressman out of Massachusetts. I forget

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Speaker 16: with men. And they're going to primary him now. So

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Speaker 16: in all of this turmoil, in all this disarray, somebody

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Speaker 16: AOC would be for me, Well, I actually totally agree.

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Speaker 16: She is willing to share her Instagram streams. She's saying like, hey,

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Speaker 1: I want to learn.

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Speaker 16: She's saying the right that is Seth Molton out of Massachusetts.

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Speaker 16: That's the congressman that's getting primary now because he dared

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Speaker 1: So she's saying all of these right things.

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Speaker 16: Now. Meanwhile, Politico has a news story that Costio Cortes

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Speaker 1: Are predicting that she's gonna win.

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Speaker 15: I'll say, AOC, if you look at our social media,

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Speaker 15: point million on twitterly triple what we have. That's one

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Speaker 15: two million followers on Instagram.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: Now, of course she's been regime supported for years, right,

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Speaker 16: This is I think that's an interesting thing you just said.

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Speaker 16: When she came on, she was like this disruptor on

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Speaker 15: She's very pro she's like a regime puppet. Yeah, she

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Speaker 1: It's JD versus AOC. I think JD wins.

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Speaker 15: However, in the Democrat primary, AOC will be very, very

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Speaker 15: difficult to be She understands the base of the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 15: She understands how to go viral, she understands the issues

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Speaker 15: bad on social issues, she's so bad on radical environmentalism.

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Speaker 15: But people say, oh, she's a moron. And she's a

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Speaker 16: I really, I totally agree we underestimate AOC's popularity, especially

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Speaker 16: within a Democrat caucus, at our own peril. Now, the

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Speaker 16: people in this audience are gonna be.

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Speaker 1: Like Charlie she's a moron, Andrew, she's a more on.

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Speaker 16: I get it. I do agree with Charlie. She's gonna

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Speaker 16: have a heck of a time in a general. But

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Speaker 16: who in the Democrat Party would she could beat her

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Speaker 16: in a primary?

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Speaker 15: Well, I mean Bernie Sanders. He's too old, and I

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Speaker 15: I think Bernie's going to christen somebody. He's gonna endorse her.

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Speaker 15: I think Bernie would do a big thing, saying she

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Speaker 15: is the heir apparent, she's younger, she believes what I believe.

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Speaker 15: You know, AOC, the future is yours. But I mean, look,

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Speaker 15: the Democrat primary is already going to be starting in

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Speaker 15: earnest very soon. And what is going to determine it books?

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Speaker 15: Just wait until you start seeing people Gavin Newsom's book.

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Speaker 15: Is this going to be him staring up to the

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Speaker 15: sky how I saved the world and I want credit

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Speaker 15: for it?

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Speaker 6: Right?

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Speaker 15: And then you're gonna have Kamala Harris. This was very dark,

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Speaker 15: saying I tried to warn you.

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Speaker 1: This is why he's fun.

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Speaker 16: He's getting a twenty five million dollar slush fund to

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Speaker 16: fight Trump's massive immigration deportation.

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Speaker 15: Is all about all about scoring Pointvin's chances have really

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Speaker 15: gone down.

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Speaker 1: I think that smells to high heaven and.

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Speaker 15: The base doesn't want to the next party, AOC would

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Speaker 15: be able to.

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Speaker 1: Unite the tribes. The question is this is the future.

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Speaker 15: Of the Democrat Party, given that we still have an

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Speaker 15: electoral college, thankfully, is it going to be going in

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Speaker 15: the way of George McGovern very very far left or.

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Speaker 1: Going in the way of Bill Clinton.

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Speaker 15: There has not been a successful Democrat candidate unless it's

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Speaker 15: Obama that has been able to kind of build that

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Speaker 15: coalition because the electoral college temperamentally in a political year

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Speaker 15: potential year tilt center right does and so AOC will

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Speaker 15: be very.

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Speaker 16: Interesting to see what if AOC could win back any

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Speaker 16: of the Hispanic vote because of the she's Hispanic.

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Speaker 1: I don't think Hispanic matters.

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Speaker 15: She would do better with some younger voters. At the

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Speaker 15: same time, not Democrat politics does not necessarily translating to

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Speaker 1: Second, how we're coming up, Yeah,