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Speaker 4: Martin, Mister President, mister Speaker, Chairman Kelly and Neil, Senators, Representatives,

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Speaker 1: Nothing will stand in our way, and our golden age

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Speaker 6: This is human events.

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Speaker 8: Welcome to the Second American Revolution.

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Speaker 9: This morning, President Trump and post sweeping new twenty five

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Speaker 11: We just learned that consumer prices in February increased by

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Speaker 12: Today, a court hearing from Mackmoud Khalil, his lawyers are

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Speaker 13: When you come to the United States as a visitor,

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Speaker 14: Staff at the Department of Education are being told to

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Speaker 13: Today, we've made an offer that the Ukrainians have accepted,

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Speaker 8: Cease fired.

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Speaker 6: And Joe, and welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 6: He is meeting with the President or excuse me, the

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Speaker 6: many of the greatest Americans have had the blood of

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Speaker 16: There, Irish, Welcome to this Real America's Voice news Break.

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Speaker 16: I'm Terrence Bates. President Trump is beginning the process of

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Speaker 16: dismantling the Department of Education by cutting nearly half of

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Speaker 7: Today.

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Speaker 1: You know that you talk about influencers.

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Speaker 15: These are influencers and their friends of mine.

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Speaker 16: Note Tarrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break,

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Speaker 16: Thanks so much for joining us. Well, it's all four

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Speaker 16: leaf clovers and leprechauns in Washington, as President Trump is

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Speaker 16: hosting Ireland's Ta Shook to the nation's capital. The country's

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Speaker 7: Will be back at the White House for St. Patrick's

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Speaker 16: on one hand, he is dealing with the potential trade

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Speaker 16: thirty billion dollars in retaliatory tariffs on US goods in

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Speaker 16: response to the twenty five percent Trump tariff on Canadian

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Speaker 6: Now.

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Speaker 16: Initially, the President was going to hit Canada with a

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Speaker 16: fifty percent tariff today after an Ontario utility threatened to

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Speaker 16: unless all you have, tariff threats against Canadian exports to

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Speaker 16: the US were stopped. However, Ontario's Premier Doug Ford ended

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Speaker 16: up backing down after President Trump's tariff increase announcement on Tuesday.

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Speaker 16: Ford is now set to meet with US Commerce Secretary

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Speaker 16: Howard Letnik in Washington tomorrow. Meantime, a twenty five percent

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Speaker 16: tariff is also in effect for other countries starting today.

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Speaker 16: The European Commission, which oversees trade for the European Union,

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Speaker 16: says it will respond with counter tariffs on twenty eight billion.

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Speaker 7: Dollars worth of US goods.

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Speaker 16: A measles outbreak in Texas and New Mexico appears to

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Speaker 16: be spreading. On Tuesday, health officials announced twenty eight new

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Speaker 16: measles cases in the two states in just the last

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Speaker 16: five days. That brings a total number of infections to

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Speaker 16: two hundred and fifty six just in Texas and New

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Speaker 16: Mexico since late July. The outbreak started in West Texas

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Speaker 16: and caused the first measles deaths in the US in

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Speaker 16: more than a decade. The CDC says the risk for

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Speaker 16: widespread measles is low due to the robust immunization. However,

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Speaker 16: many of the people infected during the current outbreak are

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Speaker 6: All right, Jack Pisobik, and we are back live Washington, DC.

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Speaker 6: President Trump has departed. He is on his way to

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Speaker 6: the White House. And of course, as we look through

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Speaker 6: the rest of this, we're really talking abouts US policy VSV.

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Speaker 6: Europe and US policy vs. BE the European continent on

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Speaker 6: which there is currently a war that guess what, the

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Speaker 6: US is backing. The US is the most significant player

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Speaker 6: on the Ukraine side of this war. From the start,

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Speaker 6: and even from before the start, that is the entire

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Speaker 6: point of the Ukraine War. Ukraine would not be able

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Speaker 6: to go up against the Russians if not for US support.

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Speaker 6: In a very interesting parallel to the way that the

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Speaker 6: Russians never would have been able to go up against

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Speaker 6: the Germans in World War Two without lend Lease. But

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Speaker 6: of course that's a story for another day. Why was

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Speaker 6: it that the US was sending so much money and

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Speaker 6: material to the Soviet Union even before the Germans had invaded,

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Speaker 6: which was long before Pearl Harbor?

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Speaker 15: Funny? Funny how that stuff works.

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Speaker 6: Funny How much support for kamis that we saw out

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Speaker 6: of those administrations in the thirties, forties and fifties. Gosh,

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Speaker 6: I just don't know what it is. And so when

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Speaker 6: you look at what's going on now though, folks and

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Speaker 6: President Zelensky, so all of the meetings going back and

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Speaker 6: forth throughout Jedda, Saudi Arabia yesterday, Rubio and Waltz there.

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Speaker 6: The big question was this ceasefire and the seasfire comes down,

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Speaker 6: of course with the conditions. So the conditions for Ukraine,

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Speaker 6: they're talking about a total and complete seasfire. Originally Zelensky,

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Speaker 6: who you know, we were there with I a companied

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Speaker 6: to of course Secretary Vessent. We went to Kiev for

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Speaker 6: the Presidential complex a few weeks ago. That was the

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Speaker 6: first iteration of the mineral deal in Ukraine. I want

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Speaker 6: to also welcome in here the Salem Radio Network and

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Speaker 6: hour three of the Charlie Kirk program. That the mineral

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Speaker 6: deal has still yet to be signed. No economic tie

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Speaker 6: has been established between the United States and Ukraine. We'll

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Speaker 6: see what comes of that, but it looks as to

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Speaker 6: this point it's not signed. What else is not in

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Speaker 6: the deal at this point? No security guarantee. That's something

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Speaker 6: that Zelensky really really wanted, and of course he pushed

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Speaker 6: for that when I was there with Bessen. Then on

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Speaker 6: the backside of all this, what are we also hearing?

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Speaker 6: So Ukraine has agreed to a thirty day seasfire. However

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Speaker 6: the ceasefire will not go to effect until Russia or

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Speaker 6: if Russia were to agree to it. On the flip side,

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Speaker 6: we are also seeing remember that intel that was turned

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Speaker 6: off while the intel is turned back on, as well

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Speaker 6: as the resupply of aid and weapons the Ukraine. This

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Speaker 6: was part of the conditions that were agreed to there

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Speaker 6: in Jedda, Saudi Arabia. But the Russians have not agreed.

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Speaker 6: And here's the calculus on the Russian side. The calculus

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Speaker 6: on the Russian side is why agree to a ceasefire

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Speaker 6: when it's the Russians who were on the advance in Cursed,

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Speaker 6: the Russian into are pushing the Ukrainians out of Purse.

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Speaker 6: There was this pipeline operation outside of Suja where Russian

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Speaker 6: troops were trudging through a pipeline for twelve kilometer about

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Speaker 6: six miles through a pipeline to come up and attack

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Speaker 6: the Ukrainians.

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Speaker 15: For the rear.

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Speaker 6: Now, this area of Purse, this is a portion of

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Speaker 6: Russia that and this is Russia proper. This is not

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Speaker 6: one of the disputed territories where the Ukrainians had pushed

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Speaker 6: a salient into with their army and had been able

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Speaker 6: to hold for several months at this point. And of

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Speaker 6: course the Russians have been pushing to get them out.

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Speaker 6: Now the Russians have cut them off completely. They've attacked

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Speaker 6: them from the rear. They've attacked them from the Russia,

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Speaker 6: Russia's own border, from their own border. And this land

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Speaker 6: of Curse, this area, and I've gone on war room

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Speaker 6: over the past couple of weeks walking through this battle.

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Speaker 6: This is the land where in World War II, the

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Speaker 6: largest tank battle in human history took place, The Battle

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Speaker 6: of Curse, the closest that the Germans ever got the

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Speaker 6: Moscow was the Battle of pers And this was held

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Speaker 6: right there on that land and in Factanians through NATO.

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Speaker 6: What's the armor? What kind of armor are the Ukrainians

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Speaker 6: using when they're rolling into Curse, they're using German armor again.

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Speaker 6: They've got German panzer howitzers and they've got German leopards.

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Speaker 6: So German tanks rolling in to Curse. When you hear that,

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Speaker 6: how do you think the Russians are going to react?

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Speaker 6: So the Russians have reacted the way that you think

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Speaker 6: they would expect. Their blood memories have been completely activated,

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Speaker 6: and they're wiping out those units. They're going village by village,

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Speaker 6: settlement by settlement in this area to really take out

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Speaker 6: this Ukrainian army. Many of them have surrendered, but many

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Speaker 6: of them are fighting to the last man. There's also

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Speaker 6: a few remnants, but is mainly a mop up operation

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Speaker 6: at this point. So from their perspective, the Russians say,

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Speaker 6: we're on the advance, we've got we've got the we've

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Speaker 6: got momentum on our side.

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Speaker 15: Why pause? Why pause?

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Speaker 6: And allowed the Ukrainians time to rearm and resupply and

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Speaker 6: go get more AMMO from the United States. Why not

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Speaker 6: keep going just after the Ukrainian army suffered this major

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Speaker 6: collapse in and.

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Speaker 15: So it remains to be seen.

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Speaker 6: Now that being said, of course, what does Russia want

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Speaker 6: at the end of this, At the end of this,

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Speaker 6: it's not about Russia and Ukraine from their perspective, From

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Speaker 6: their perspective, and something we're also hearing out of the

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Speaker 6: White House, it's all about the relationship and the reprochement

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Speaker 6: between the United States and Russia, peeling Russia away from

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Speaker 6: their alliance with China, the bricks alliance, breaking the back

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Speaker 6: of bricks.

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Speaker 15: And of course where else do you see this. You

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Speaker 15: see this with d dollarization.

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Speaker 6: This is also part of the dedollarization that bricks China, Russia, India, Brazil,

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Speaker 6: South Africa. That's what they're all pushing for. What is

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Speaker 6: President Trump doing. President Trump is trying to restrengthen US manufacturing.

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Speaker 6: It's all interconnected and inextricably lenked. And when Mike Ben's

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Speaker 6: was on here yesterday, we walked through the economic arm

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Speaker 6: of the Third World War, and we explain that President

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Speaker 6: Trump is deconstructing the globalist American empire, d constructing the

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Speaker 6: global economics system and doing so in a way that's

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Speaker 6: going to put you the American middle class, the American worker,

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Speaker 6: the American taxpayer in the driver's seat, not the elites anymore,

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Speaker 6: none of this. So what does it all come down

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Speaker 6: to and how are the globalists responding? Well, let's talk

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Speaker 6: Poland for a second. Why does Poland matter? Poland matters

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Speaker 6: because they've got an election coming up in two months now,

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Speaker 6: that's a presidential election. Why does that matter. Well, Romania

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Speaker 6: just tried to have a presidential election. They elected a

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Speaker 6: guy for president. The EU didn't like that. They didn't

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Speaker 6: like that one bit. His name was Cailin Drigescu. They

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Speaker 6: really didn't like him being elected. So the EU put

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Speaker 6: pressure on Romania. Romanian court overturned the election, and then

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Speaker 6: another Romanian gubin I guess election authority, you know, one

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Speaker 6: of these, you know, post communist kind of structures, came

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Speaker 6: in and ruled that Orgescu can't even run for president again.

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Speaker 6: So they've stripped him from the ballot. And remember that's

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Speaker 6: what they were trying to do to President Trump here

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Speaker 6: in the United States. This is what happens in This

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Speaker 6: is what happens in these post communists post Soviet countries.

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Speaker 6: So Ukraine is right next door by the way to Romania,

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Speaker 6: and so what do we have. We have a situation

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Speaker 6: where the globalists didn't like the candidate who won, they

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Speaker 6: canceled the election and then they stripped his ability to

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Speaker 6: run again.

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Speaker 15: That's in Romania.

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Speaker 6: Well, the next presidential election in the EU for one

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Speaker 6: of these countries is Poland. Is it possible that what

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Speaker 6: the globalists just did, and the globalists these are the

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Speaker 6: people who control the elites of Davos, this is the

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Speaker 6: city of London. Is it possible that they want to

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Speaker 6: do the same in Poland? Was the stripping of the

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Speaker 6: presidential election in Romania a test run for what's going

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Speaker 6: to come in May in Poland? We'll see. All eyes

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Speaker 6: areun Europe. But we've also got this new piece from

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Speaker 6: Anne apple Bomb in the Atlantic. Why does ann Applebomb matter, Well,

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Speaker 6: because she, as it turns out, is married to the

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Speaker 6: globalist foreign Minister of Poland, Sikorski.

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Speaker 15: Yes, of course she's married to Sikorski.

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Speaker 6: And one of my buddies of Voi, Chek Pavlchik over

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Speaker 6: in Poland, was blowing this guy up on x Elon

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Speaker 6: Musk responds to him, and now the whole thing's going through,

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Speaker 6: you know, Polish media, and everyone's talking about this.

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Speaker 15: And this is the best part. He said. He claims

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Speaker 15: they're married. What do you mean he claims they're married.

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Speaker 15: They're married, They are directly married.

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Speaker 6: So she is one of these chief the chief cheerleaders

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Speaker 6: and chief mouthpieces for the globalists and the Victoria Newland

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Speaker 6: wing of the Democrat Party at the Atlantic.

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Speaker 15: And you listen to this post that she's got up

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Speaker 15: in the Atlantic, the new.

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Speaker 6: Rasputins, Oh, she's talking about Turgesco and he's so evil

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Speaker 6: and he's so terrible the way that he uses TikTok

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Speaker 6: and social media and new media to get elected.

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Speaker 15: And this is what the globalists do.

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Speaker 6: By the way, They've got one mouthpiece in the Atlantic,

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Speaker 6: and they've got another one who becomes the Foreign Minister

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Speaker 6: of Poland. And she's saying, Oh, we have to get

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Speaker 6: rid of this, we have to get rid of this

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Speaker 6: new media. He's using bots, he's a Russian agent, he's

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Speaker 6: a stooge, all of this stuff, even though, by the way,

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Speaker 6: no one actually was able to find any any interference

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Speaker 6: in the election itself. And you go through the rest

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Speaker 6: of it, you go through the rest. She's going after

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Speaker 6: the Americans's. She talks about q Andon, she talks about obscurantism.

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Speaker 6: She goes after not only President trumpet even Lieutenant Colonel

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Speaker 6: Tulcy Gabberd now serving as our director of National Intelligence,

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Speaker 6: and is calling her occultist, calling Carlson occultist, going after

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Speaker 6: cashit there's nothing conservative about Cashpitel Trump's FBI director, who

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Speaker 6: suggested that he intends to target a long list of

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Speaker 6: current and former Trump administer Trump officials, and going on

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Speaker 6: and on and on. I want you just to understand

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Speaker 6: why are globalists like Ann Applebaum, Radicks of course, and

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Speaker 6: all of these types getting so activated this Why have

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Speaker 6: they gone and shown their true face, canceling an election

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Speaker 6: in Romania, Strippingdent, a popular, winning presidential candidate, from the

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Speaker 6: ability to run.

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Speaker 15: I'll tell you something, folks, It's because of you. It's

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Speaker 15: because of your efforts.

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Speaker 6: It's because of what you did in America in twenty

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Speaker 6: twenty four, It's because of the wins that are coming

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Speaker 6: out of Washington right now. Because they are terrified of you,

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Speaker 6: and they are terrified of the forces of populist nationalism.

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Speaker 6: Spreading across the world and instituting a little something that

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Speaker 6: we like to call Maga world.

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Speaker 15: Peace. Be right back, Jack so invents Other. Jack is

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Speaker 15: a great guys. Everybody's talking about it.

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Speaker 6: Go get it.

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Speaker 2: He's been my friend right from the beginning of this

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Speaker 2: home and we're gonna.

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Speaker 15: Turning around and make.

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Speaker 5: Harlan is known for very happy, fun loving people. Great

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Speaker 5: out your beginning of this room right now, good out man.

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Speaker 5: Why the world you let Rosie o'doll move to Ireland?

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Speaker 5: He's just going to lower your happiness?

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Speaker 7: Love, Thanks, thank you.

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Speaker 15: I like that question.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 5: Who she is?

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Speaker 7: You bet you better?

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Speaker 14: Well, Hey, everybody, it's me Rosie O'Donnell Star the Flintstones.

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Speaker 14: It's Tuesday, old days, my nana would say. And I'm

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Speaker 14: here in Ireland and it's beautiful and warm, not physically

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Speaker 14: it's actually quite cold. Moved here in January fifteenth.

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Speaker 7: Although I was.

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Speaker 14: Never someone who thought I would move to another country,

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Speaker 14: that's what I decided would be the best for myself

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Speaker 14: and my twelve year old.

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Speaker 6: When I'm working long hours, I'm always listening to Human

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Speaker 6: Events with Jack Withsovie. All right, Jack with Sobaker right

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Speaker 6: back Live Cuban Events, Daily Sale and Bradio Network Hour three.

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Speaker 15: Charlie Kirkin, you just.

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Speaker 6: Heard their question about Rosie O'Donnell getting asked to President Trump.

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Speaker 15: President Trump's brown who.

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Speaker 6: Got the man who asked that question but also asked

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Speaker 6: other questions in the Oval office. Brian Glenn, our own

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Speaker 6: correspondent for the White House, joined us. Now, Brian, how's

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Speaker 6: it going.

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Speaker 15: You know, it's great.

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Speaker 12: We just got back from the Capitol where they're president

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Speaker 12: and the Prime Minister of Ireland. I had a little

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Speaker 12: bit of a river dance performance there along with Speaker

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Speaker 12: John and so good stuff. We're back here at the

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Speaker 12: White House a little later from now, Logo have another

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Speaker 12: kind of a joint press conference in the East Room,

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Speaker 12: so we'll see how that turns out.

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Speaker 6: So they've they've broken it up and I and you know,

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Speaker 6: obviously your clip is getting a lot of attention on

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Speaker 6: social media. Of course, President Trump, I think a twenty

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Speaker 6: plus year feud with Rosie O'Donnell that is just he's

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Speaker 6: just never gonna let go.

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Speaker 7: But what's very.

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Speaker 6: Important about what you talked about is you actually are

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Speaker 6: bringing up the issue of migration to Ireland, which we've

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Speaker 6: talked about here on this program a lot. Connor McGregor

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Speaker 6: has sort of teased this idea of running for national

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Speaker 6: office in Ireland and this is something that this is

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Speaker 6: a very serious situation that's going on in Ireland and

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Speaker 6: I think that a lot of people are just overlooking it.

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Speaker 15: Yeah they are.

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Speaker 12: I mean, obviously the joke towards Rosie o'donald got a

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Speaker 12: lot of the media attention. But you know, I did say,

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Speaker 12: you know, make Ireland great again, what would that look like?

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Speaker 12: Biggest problem in your country? And he said immediately it's housing.

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Speaker 12: And so you know, maybe people are missing the point

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Speaker 12: of that question. And and of course yes there's a

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Speaker 12: long few between Rosie o'donald and Donald Trump, you know,

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Speaker 12: President Trump at that time.

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Speaker 15: So yes, we're having some fun with it.

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Speaker 12: But there is a housing crisis in Ireland and hopefully

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Speaker 12: more people are aware of that sense my joke.

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Speaker 6: Well, and that's the thing though, right, why is there

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Speaker 6: housing crisis? Why do we have a housing issue in

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Speaker 6: the United States? By the way, houses, how wire home

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Speaker 6: price is up so much? Why is rent up so much?

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Speaker 6: It's because of open borders. It's because of mass migration.

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Speaker 6: I love, by the way, right, I love the way

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Speaker 6: that they do this. They'll say, what's it's there's say no, no, no,

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Speaker 6: it's it's not it's not a migrant problem, it's a

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Speaker 6: housing problem. It's what's causing the housing problem, what's driving that?

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Speaker 6: Are there any policies like, I don't know, importing tens

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Speaker 6: of thousands for people who haven't been there. It blew

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Speaker 6: my mind when I got there. How small Ireland is.

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Speaker 6: I know the exact numbers of which stated is of

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Speaker 6: the producer Angelo. Can you check that up on me

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Speaker 6: real quick, you know, But it's it's very small. It's

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Speaker 6: a very small country. And so the idea that they're

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Speaker 6: going to just be importing tens of thousands of people

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Speaker 6: in there all the time, it's ridiculous, and of course

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Speaker 6: it's going to lead lead to strains on housing and economics,

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Speaker 6: infrastructure as well as. Oh, by the way, they're coming

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Speaker 6: from cultures that are completely incompatible with the Irish, the

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Speaker 6: indigenous population.

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Speaker 15: Of the Emerald Isle.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, you're right. I mean they can only take on

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Speaker 12: so much, and that is one of the secret things.

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Speaker 12: And when you talk to people that are from there,

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Speaker 12: they'll kind of sugarcoat that problem and then of course,

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Speaker 12: if you talk to someone from Germany, which I did

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Speaker 12: just the other day, they said, hey, you know, Germany

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Speaker 12: actually pays other countries and compensates them to house a

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Speaker 12: lot of these immigrants. So it comes back to this

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Speaker 12: mass migration of immigrants all across Europe, and you know,

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Speaker 12: and none get into the weeds of it, of like

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Speaker 12: what type of social issues are caused by this? What

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Speaker 12: type of disruption, crime, a civil unrest, religious issues, I

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Speaker 12: might come up as well, but that is certainly an issue,

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Speaker 12: just like we've done with it here.

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Speaker 15: You know, make America great again.

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Speaker 12: One of us number one things policies, and you know

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Speaker 12: this was was immigration, how to stop illegal immigration? Now,

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Speaker 12: of course President Trump shot the voters reverse some of

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Speaker 12: the policies and building the wall. So you ask our

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Speaker 12: friends over in Ireland, how can you fix this housing crisis? Well,

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Speaker 12: it starts with policies, and perhaps now that discussion has

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Speaker 12: taken place post my question. But until then, Rosie O'Donnell,

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Speaker 12: enjoy your time there in Ireland. She says, it's cold,

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Speaker 12: but hey, it's pretty warm here in the United States.

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Speaker 12: And I'm raw dogging some of this freedom that I

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Speaker 12: have from the Constitution and all of our amendments.

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Speaker 15: I gotta love it, Jack, gotta love it.

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Speaker 6: Exactly right. That's exactly right. And you know, look, Ireland's

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Speaker 6: a beautiful country. It's a wonderful country. Ireland not part

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Speaker 6: of NATO. By the way, Ireland officially neutral in military alliances,

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Speaker 6: although although obviously a member of.

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Speaker 15: The EU and so they're under that.

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Speaker 6: I don't believe they're currently part of SHANGAN or there's

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Speaker 6: something that changed a little bit because of Brexit, because

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Speaker 6: they had this special deal with the UK in.

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Speaker 15: Terms of that.

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Speaker 6: But Brian Glenn, they're at the White House, great Irish

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Speaker 6: American standing up for the Emerald Isle. Thanks so much, Brian,

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Speaker 6: Thank you. All right, ladies and gentlemen. As always have

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Speaker 6: my permission, Lay Ashore

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