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Speaker 1: Freedom Hot Thursday, Mark seventeenth. We have much to discuss

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Speaker 1: more on the Russian War in Ukraine, the updates from

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Speaker 1: our side of it on the no Fly Zone. Also

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Speaker 1: a video released from before the death of George Floyd

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Speaker 1: my siblings. You'll absolutely love it. There is a narrative

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Speaker 1: right now of the Russians being stalled out in the

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Speaker 1: offensive that they are waging in Kiev. There's also word

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Speaker 1: of some survivors here as people are desperately awaiting news

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Speaker 1: of hundreds of civilians who are in the mary or

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Speaker 1: in a theater in mary Opal which was hit. It

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Speaker 1: was being used as a shelter and it was bombed,

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Speaker 1: this big theater with hundreds of people in it. This

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Speaker 1: is an ugly, vicious and horrible war. As you all know,

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Speaker 1: war is a terrible thing, and our focus every day

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Speaker 1: should be on what could be done as a country

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Speaker 1: that is not an active combatant in this war to

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Speaker 1: help bring this to a conclusion. What could be done

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Speaker 1: to stop this from continuing on now? I think that's

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Speaker 1: exactly where we should be in our thinking a no

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Speaker 1: fly zone. I do believe more people have come to

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Speaker 1: see this. A no fly zone is too far, but

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Speaker 1: providing the tools to let the Ukrainians fight for their

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Speaker 1: own freedom and independence, that is something that we can

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Speaker 1: So far, the major moves of the Biden administration post

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Speaker 1: what I would recommend if I were advising a president.

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Speaker 1: a full scale war. Here's Mike Pompeo, Trump's former Secretary

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Speaker 1: writing all the tools that the Ukrainian people need to

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Speaker 1: defend themselves. We have them, the Europeans have them. They

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Speaker 1: Biden has been behind. He's allowed Vladimirputtin to dictate the

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Speaker 1: I think President Zelinski spoke to that very very nicely today.

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Speaker 1: All right, fair but overall, right now, the most important

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Speaker 1: And then there are the people out there like Representative

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Speaker 1: I'll say that she says, it is embarrassing that we

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Speaker 1: haven't given the Ukrainians that means to create their own

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Speaker 1: no fly zone. And my position is that we should

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Speaker 1: not take the no fly zone off the table. But

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Speaker 1: before that, that's two we need to do one. And

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Speaker 1: one is to give Zelenski exactly what he's asking for.

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Speaker 1: No troops on the ground. Let's give him the mix

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Speaker 1: his own airspace, so he will create his own no

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Speaker 1: fly zone. And that's what I think we should have

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Speaker 1: done months ago. It's embarrassing that this guy, this president,

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Speaker 1: have done a long time ago. We should have given

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Speaker 1: how much more than what we've already done, which has

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Speaker 1: given them the Javelin anti tank missiles and the Stinger missiles.

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Speaker 1: with Ian we're handing the ukrating people A lot of

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Speaker 1: US taxpayer is paying for all of this. But here's

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Speaker 1: know a damn thing about the military, about conflict, about

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Speaker 1: Creating a no fly zone for the Ukrainians, meaning let

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Speaker 1: them create their own no fly zone. Good luck with that.

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Speaker 1: Russia has over a thousand planes at its disposal. Ussia

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Speaker 1: defeating Russian planes it's not an easy would not be

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Speaker 1: being handed to them. Okay, the Russians are the third

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Speaker 1: top twenty. Maybe it's I don't know. Maybe some people

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Speaker 1: so that is worth noting because member of Congress, there

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Speaker 1: And it happened before the George Floyd, the George Floyd

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Speaker 1: a dui. So then he is pushed on the ground

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Speaker 1: I can't breathe. I can't breathe, the exact same phrase

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