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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now you see some big tech companies where they'll lay

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Speaker 2: off nine thousand workers and then they'll apply for a

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Speaker 2: bunch of overseas visas, And I sort of wonder that

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Speaker 2: doesn't totally make sense to me. Myth does that displacement

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Speaker 2: and that math worries me about and what the President

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Speaker 2: has said. He said very clearly, we want the very best,

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Speaker 2: in the brightest to make America their home. We want

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Speaker 2: them to build great companies and so forth. But I

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Speaker 2: don't want companies to fire nine thousand American workers and

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Speaker 2: then to go and say we can't find workers here

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Speaker 2: in America.

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Speaker 1: That's a story here.

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Speaker 3: There's ample evidence that was known long before the election,

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Speaker 3: and even in most cases long before October, about the

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Speaker 3: Trump campaign in Russia, everything from the Republican nominee himself

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Speaker 3: calling on Russia to hack his opponent. It might be

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Speaker 3: an indication that he was obviously aware and concluded, based

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Speaker 3: on whatever facts or sources he was he had available

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Speaker 3: to him, that Russia was involved and their involvement was

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Speaker 3: having a negative impact on his opponent's campaign. That's why

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Speaker 3: he was encouraging them to keep doing it.

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Speaker 4: There is irrefutable evidence that detail how President Obama and

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Speaker 4: his national security team directed the creation of an intelligence

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Speaker 4: community assessment that they knew was false.

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Speaker 5: They knew it would.

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Speaker 4: Promote this contrived narrative that Russia interfered in the twenty

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Speaker 4: sixteen election to help President Trump win, selling it to

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Speaker 4: the American people as though.

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Speaker 6: It were true.

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Speaker 5: It wasn't. The report that we released.

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Speaker 4: Today shows in great detail how they carried this out.

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Speaker 4: They manufactured findings from shoddy sources, They suppressed evidence and

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Speaker 4: credible intelligence that disproved their false claims. They disobeyed traditional

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Speaker 4: trade craft intelligence community standards.

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Speaker 1: There's no one that can actually say there's not plenty

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Speaker 1: of evidence of collaboration or communications between.

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Speaker 7: Trump organization and Russian side.

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Speaker 8: Arresident Trump, i think, came out and said, hey, we

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Speaker 8: maybe should appreciate some of these immigrants who've been here

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Speaker 8: for twenty years and maybe give them a path to citizenship,

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Speaker 8: maybe think about restaurants and farms, and maybe show some

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Speaker 8: compassion to those people.

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Speaker 2: And you know what the President has said is number one,

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Speaker 2: we're not going to do amsty in this country. We're

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Speaker 2: actually not going to tell people who have come into

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Speaker 2: the country illegally that.

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Speaker 6: They're allowed to break our laws and be rewarded for it.

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Speaker 7: We're just not going to do that.

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Speaker 2: But there are a whole host of other ways in

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Speaker 2: which you can try to solve those problems. My favorite

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Speaker 2: solution for those problems is automation.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 10: I actually think there's a lot of.

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Speaker 2: Evidence that the American agricultural economy is a little behind

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Speaker 2: the eight ball when it comes to using technology. There

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Speaker 2: are ways where we're talking about facilitating the use of automation.

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Speaker 2: So we're not going to have amnesty, but we also

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Speaker 2: recognize that there are a lot of industries out there

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Speaker 2: we want to thrive, and I think the President is

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Speaker 2: trying to strike the right balance.

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Speaker 11: And the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was made permanent,

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Speaker 11: is the one hundred percent expensing.

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Speaker 6: Of that's not talking about that, which is very powerful.

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Speaker 11: We also have a five year window for one hundred

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Speaker 11: percent expensing for factory structures.

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Speaker 6: And agriculture structures.

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Speaker 11: So to take a tax hit on that is really,

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Speaker 11: you know, you're really winding the spring, and you are

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Speaker 11: creating high after tax returns on capital, which increased productivity,

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Speaker 11: which is what makes countries rich.

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Speaker 12: When the director says that She's referred these violence to

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Speaker 12: the Justice Department for criminal investigation. Tonight, we're totally formed

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Speaker 12: what is called a strike force. Do you have concerns

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Speaker 12: that they will attempt to prosecute you?

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Speaker 13: Well, certainly I do you after eight and a half

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Speaker 13: years of this, and I don't know of an intelligence

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Speaker 13: product that is more scrutinized, more investigated than that product

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Speaker 13: was by numerous people.

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Speaker 5: So what will you do if they come after you?

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Speaker 5: What is your plan?

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Speaker 13: Well, I'll lawyer up.

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Speaker 12: I suppose already have you've already hired attorneys in case

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Speaker 12: of an anticipation that this trunk is destroment, could try

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Speaker 12: to prosecute We've.

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Speaker 13: Had sort of perpetual attorneys since I left the government

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Speaker 13: in twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 4: I think it's a disservice to the American people that

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Speaker 4: former President Obama's office and others who are criticizing the

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Speaker 4: transparency that is being delivered by releasing these documents, they

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Speaker 4: are doing a disservice to the American people and trying

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Speaker 4: to deflect away from their culpability in what is a

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Speaker 4: historic scandal and negative action towards the American people and

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Speaker 4: our democratic republic.

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Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk. Every day is a battle for your mind.

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Speaker 14: Raging information coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 7: Fear not.

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Speaker 14: You found the place for truth, the voice, and a

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Speaker 14: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 14: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 14: the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot. Here we go on.

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Speaker 15: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country, honored to be

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Speaker 15: with you. As always, we have so much to cover,

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Speaker 15: but unfortunately today we have some news that is not

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Speaker 15: so great. It's just been a tough couple news, a

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Speaker 15: couple weeks of just heavy stuff. I mean, you got

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Speaker 15: the Idaho murders happening, and today, unfortunately it continues. Hulk

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Speaker 15: Hogan has passed away, the legendary Hulk Hogan from Hulkamania,

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Speaker 15: who helped turn WWE into a worldwide juggernaut with obviously

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Speaker 15: his remarkable charisma and iconic what You're gonna do?

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Speaker 6: Brother?

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Speaker 15: My favorite hul Cogan moment, though, of course, is one

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Speaker 15: that I got to saw live see live.

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Speaker 16: Now, mind you, I'm a little bit too young.

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Speaker 15: I'm a little bit on the edge where I wasn't

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Speaker 15: like that into Hull Coguan.

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Speaker 16: I always liked him. He's fun, he was larger than life.

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Speaker 15: But it was so interesting to see how many of

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Speaker 15: the Trump staffers that are like thirty six, thirty seven,

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Speaker 15: thirty eight that I'm very close with, they were freaking

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Speaker 15: out that Hull Cogan was on property. They were calling

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Speaker 15: in every favor imaginable to go get a picture of

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Speaker 15: Hull Cogan and to go it Selfie's hull Cogan, Like,

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Speaker 15: we have to go meet Hull Cogan. He was a

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Speaker 15: icon for so many young men in this country and

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Speaker 15: in a world now that is just so toxically feminine.

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Speaker 15: We're losing a outwardly masculine, fun, magnanimous, cheerful, and joyful

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Speaker 15: icon that so many young men looked up to. His

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Speaker 15: catchphrase was great in the eighties. It was very Americana. Train,

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Speaker 15: say your prayers and eat your vitamins. That's good advice

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Speaker 15: for young men. Train, so don't be fat, say your prayers.

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Speaker 15: There is a God and you are not him. Eat

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Speaker 15: your vitamins. By the way, emphasis on eat your vitamins,

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Speaker 15: which is eat good food, don't just eat this. He

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Speaker 15: was Maha before Maha. Have a nice steak, maybe a

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Speaker 15: little protein healthy fats and there you see there. Hulk

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Speaker 15: Hogan went and actively campaigned for President Trump.

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Speaker 16: And the crowds would just go wild.

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Speaker 15: And one of the reasons why the crowds would go

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Speaker 15: so wow this We didn't have many celebrities during the

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Speaker 15: Trump campaign that would kind of go up on stage.

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Speaker 15: We had like five, And Hulk Hogan was like, that's

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Speaker 15: an A list celebrity. That that is a guy that

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Speaker 15: has the A name idea in almost every single TV

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Speaker 15: and every single family, every kitchen table across the country.

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Speaker 15: One of my favorite moments, and I gotta play it

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Speaker 15: is cut four seventeen, Hulk Cogan at the r NC

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Speaker 15: endorsing President Donald Trump. I mean, this is as good

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Speaker 15: as it gets. Play cut four seventeen.

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Speaker 9: What happened last week when they took a shot in

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Speaker 9: my hero and they tried to kill the next president

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Speaker 9: of the United States? Enough blow was enough? Said, left

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Speaker 9: Trump Omania, bron wile brother.

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Speaker 7: Let trump Omania rule again.

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Speaker 9: Let Trump Omania may aca pray again.

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Speaker 15: What a great legacy that he left that entire career,

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Speaker 15: and let this be a lesson to all the other

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Speaker 6: Here we are.

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Speaker 15: Remembering Hull Cogan, and he's going to be remembered for

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Speaker 15: putting it on the line for his country. He helped

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Speaker 15: galvanize that muscular class that we always talk about. Now

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Speaker 15: we have no idea how many votes that hul Cogan moved,

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Speaker 15: but look there's Hull Cogan interviewing with Brett Baer on

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Speaker 15: know him. But as we remember his wife, he finished well.

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Speaker 15: He would always talk about the country and how much

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Speaker 15: he loved America, and he lived that out. He lived

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Speaker 15: that out in his last months here on earth. So

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Speaker 15: rest in peace to hul Cogan, an American legend. Never

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Speaker 15: had a chance to meet you. Watch from afar. I'm

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Speaker 15: going to read the caption of this video that's going viral.

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Speaker 15: Hul Cogan was a genuine, uniquely American creation, fearlessly original.

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Speaker 6: Flawed, but unbowed.

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Speaker 15: He had the cur to stand on his own principles,

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Speaker 15: and he never stopped fighting for his country. An American icon,

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Speaker 15: he will be missed. He stepped up when we needed him.

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Speaker 15: He laned in and I know a lot of people

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Speaker 15: of young people who's very youth centric, he was an icon,

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Speaker 15: at Nicki minaj or Cardi b or what what a

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Speaker 15: much better icon. Eat your vitamins, say your prayers.

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Speaker 6: Train. It's a lot better.

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Speaker 15: Than where you can fill in the blanks of all

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Speaker 15: those degenerate rap lyrics. So haul Pogan, God bless you man,

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Speaker 15: and thank you for standing up for America. We will

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Speaker 15: miss you and we sincerely appreciate the the passion for America.

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Speaker 15: I got to put this one up more on screen.

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Speaker 15: This is a Donald Trump with Andre the Giant and

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Speaker 6: Let's put that up there.

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Speaker 15: Andrea the Giant did.

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Speaker 15: I always remember Andrea the Giant, by the way, from

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Speaker 15: should I should rewatch Princess Bride with my daughter. That

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Speaker 15: would be a blast from the past. We lost Ozzy

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Speaker 15: Osbourne and hul Cogan in one week. It's basically like

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Speaker 6: This week it's not good. But yeah, I look that picture.

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Speaker 15: That's Donald Trump with the championship belt with Hulkgan and

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Speaker 15: Andre the Giant. Of course, sympathies to the family, but

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Speaker 15: you know, seventy one, it's on the younger spectrum in

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Speaker 6: Who knows what all that training and all.

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Speaker 15: That grinding of his body did to you know, did

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Speaker 15: to his life expectancy. But he lived the full life

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Speaker 15: and I think that we should remember that. I just

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Speaker 15: want to repeat this point and I did not expect

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Speaker 15: to talk about hull Cogan today, but.

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Speaker 6: More than happy to.

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Speaker 15: It is so tempting for these older celebrities to sit

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Speaker 15: on the sidelines when their country is in peril. The

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Speaker 15: easy thing is to go speak at the Democrat convention,

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Speaker 15: like George Clonier all these other people. What kind of

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Speaker 15: legacy do you want to leave? And now we're remembering

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Speaker 17: Idaho students in their home will spend the rest of

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Speaker 17: Brian Kohlberger pleaded guilty to the murders in order to

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Speaker 17: avoid the death penalty. During Wednesday sentencing, the thirty year

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Speaker 17: old declined to explain his actions, but instead family members

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Speaker 17: of the victims had plenty to say during their victim

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Speaker 17: impact statements.

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Speaker 18: A dead killer doesn't chill again. So while I'm disappointed

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Speaker 18: the firing shot won't get to take their shots at you,

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Speaker 18: I'm confident that the men in prison will have their

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Speaker 18: way with you in more ways than one.

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Speaker 19: Let me be very clear, don't ever try to convince

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Speaker 19: yourself you mattered just because someone finally said your name

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Speaker 19: out loud. I see through you. You want the truth.

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Speaker 19: Here's the one you'll hate the most. If you hadn't

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Speaker 19: attacked them in their sleep in the middle of the

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Speaker 19: night like a pedophile, Kaylee would have kicked your pass.

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Speaker 17: Apart from the four first degree murder convictions, the murder.

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Speaker 17: Was also sentenced to ten years for burglary and assess

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Speaker 17: two hundred and seventy thousand dollars in fines in civil penalties.

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Speaker 10: That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 7: You us make it to the future of America. The

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Speaker 7: future is bright. Here is Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 15: Let's get straight to our guest, the Director of National

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Speaker 15: Intelligence and great American patriot, Tulsey Gabbard. Director Gabbard, great

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Speaker 15: to see you. Thank you for taking the time, and

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Speaker 15: let me say, on behalf of the audience, thank you

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Speaker 15: for digging and getting to the bottom of what stole

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Speaker 15: so much of the first Trump presidency, the first Trump term,

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Speaker 15: i should say, and for having the guts and the.

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Speaker 6: Courage to dig deep.

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Speaker 15: Declassifying that House report was so important, and so Director Gabbart,

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Speaker 15: can you just take a moment here and remind the

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Speaker 15: audience of everything that you have now made public and

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Speaker 15: that you have learned over the past last week, because

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Speaker 15: it's has.

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Speaker 6: Been a whirlwind of news.

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Speaker 15: So please take a moment just to take a step

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Speaker 15: back and tell the audience what we have learned.

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Speaker 4: Please, sure, Charlie, thank you so much, and Thanks for

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Speaker 4: your coverage of this really really important disclosure that has

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Speaker 4: ramifications that are very far reaching in that speak to

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Speaker 4: the integrity of our democratic republic, and nothing short of that.

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Speaker 5: I'll try to be.

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Speaker 4: Brief because we've released a lot of information over the

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Speaker 4: last week, starting with last week Friday, releasing a whistleblowers report, emails, communications,

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Speaker 4: copies of a president's daily brief, one that was drafted

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Speaker 4: but pulled hours before it was to be released and

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Speaker 4: never published, as well as one that was actually published

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Speaker 4: we released yesterday, as you mentioned, the House Intelligence Committee

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Speaker 4: Majority Staff oversight report that investigated a document that President

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Speaker 4: Obama ordered the intelligence community to put together, the January

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Speaker 4: twenty seventeen Intelligence Community assessment that basically came to the

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Speaker 4: conclusion that putin Russia had tried to influence and impact

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Speaker 4: the outcome of the election in favor of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 5: The real.

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Speaker 4: Headline here is, leading up to the twenty sixteen election,

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Speaker 4: remember this was Donald Trump running against Hillary Clinton, the

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Speaker 4: intelligence community consistently assessed over and over again that Russia

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Speaker 4: had neither the intent nor the capability to impact the

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Speaker 4: outcome of the US election. And that's a really important

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Speaker 4: point here because in early December, after Donald Trump was elected,

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Speaker 4: after he defeated Hillary Clinton that historic election, President Obama

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Speaker 4: called together a meeting of his National Security Council leadership.

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Speaker 4: This was people like CIA Director John Brennan, then Obama's

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Speaker 4: Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, Susan Rice, Andy McCabe,

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Speaker 4: What came out from that meeting was, ultimately, and this

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Speaker 4: is all documented, a direction from President Obama to his

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Speaker 4: team to create an intelligence community assessment that detailed how

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Speaker 4: Mosque out meddled in the US election in favor of

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump. The key point here is not if Moscow meddled,

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Speaker 4: it was how. And this is where a lot of

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Speaker 4: the mainstream media right now, who are reporting and repeating

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Speaker 4: the Russia Hoaks lie over and over again for years,

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Speaker 4: are refusing to address. This key point is the document

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Speaker 4: that the intelligence community created that was published in January

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Speaker 4: of twenty seventeen, contradicted the other assessments that the intelligence

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Speaker 4: community provided in the months leading up to the election,

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Speaker 4: including the days leading after the election, by stating very

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Speaker 4: clearly and with high confidence, which is a big deal

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Speaker 4: coming from the intelligence community, that Putin intervened in the

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Speaker 4: twenty sixteen election to help Donald Trump get elected. What

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Speaker 4: we released yesterday in the House Intelligence Oversight Staff Majority

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Speaker 4: report was a very detailed investigation into that January twenty

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Speaker 4: seventeen assessment that again CIA Director John Brennan, dn I

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Speaker 4: James Clapper at the time assessed with high confidence the

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Speaker 4: conclusions that were driven in that report. What was revealed

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Speaker 4: yesterday was that they created this knowing that it was false.

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Speaker 4: They used intelligence and sources that were substandard, did not

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Speaker 4: meet basic intelligence community tradecraft analytics standards, and used things

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Speaker 4: that they knew were discredited, like the Steal dossier.

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Speaker 5: They knew it was.

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Speaker 4: Discredited, they knew it was a politically manufactured document. James

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Speaker 4: Clapper and John Brennan decided to use it anyway. So

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Speaker 4: here's the bottom line up front. President Obama ordered a

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Speaker 4: be a year's long coup against Donald Trump, using this

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Speaker 4: document that again did not reflect the intelligence community's overall

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Speaker 4: assessments leading up to the election, and it was used

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Speaker 4: a foundation to be able to undermine the legitimacy of

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Speaker 4: President Trump's election and everything that came after.

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Speaker 15: Thank you for that summary. And so I want to

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Speaker 15: now just emphasize one point of this. So the entire

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Speaker 15: Russian narrative was on faulty, shoddy intelligence. Is that also

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Speaker 15: included in what some of the skeptics or some of

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Speaker 15: the critics would say. Does they say, well, Bob Muller

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Speaker 15: found in twenty nineteen and twenty nineteen all these different

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Speaker 15: reports of Russia trying to influence the election. But we're

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Speaker 15: not contesting though, at least from my understanding, that Russia

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Speaker 15: was trying to sow discorder chaos. I think that's well

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Speaker 15: received and well accepted. What is the contention here is

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Speaker 15: that there is no evidence, in fact, there's evidence to

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Speaker 15: the contrary that Russia was doing any of it to

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Speaker 15: help Donald Trump. And even beyond that, Brennan went on

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Speaker 15: to say that basically, or Adam Schiff went on to

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Speaker 15: say it. Brennan alluded to it that Trump did it

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Speaker 15: in collusion with the Russian government. Can you speak to

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Speaker 15: this because in some ways the media is being very crafty.

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Speaker 15: So for example, the media would say, well, there's a

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Speaker 15: twenty seventeen intelligence community assessment supported by bipartisan sent Intelligence

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Speaker 15: that says that Russia did interfere with the election, and

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Speaker 15: some people would say that, well, there was a twenty

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Speaker 15: nineteen report that says Russia did interfere with the election.

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Speaker 15: You're actually you're not debating that, you're not contending that.

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Speaker 15: You're saying, but they were not interfering to help Trump.

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Speaker 15: Can you please elaborate on that and push back on

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Speaker 15: some of the criticism.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Charlie, thanks.

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Speaker 4: That is the important point here, and I think it

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Speaker 4: should also be of note that this is where the

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Speaker 4: critics of what we revealed are going to. This is

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Speaker 4: where President Obama's team and Senator Warner and other members

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Speaker 4: of Congress are going to that exact point.

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Speaker 5: They're saying, hey, look, nothing to see here.

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Speaker 4: Everybody knows and agrees that Russia tried to meddle in

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Speaker 4: the twenty sixteen election.

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Speaker 5: I don't disagree with that statement.

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Speaker 4: Here's the point of distinction is that there is no

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Speaker 4: credible intelligence that points to Russia putin meddling in the

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Speaker 4: twenty sixteen election in order to try to get Donald

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Speaker 4: Trump elected, period. And I think one of the most

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Speaker 4: significant pieces of evidence that was revealed in that report

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Speaker 4: we released yesterday is the fact that Russia claimed to

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Speaker 4: have very very damaging information high level DNC emails relating

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Speaker 4: specifically to Hillary Clinton's physical and mental health, and DNC

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Speaker 4: leaders questioning whether or not, if elected, she.

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Speaker 5: Would even be capable of carrying out the duties of

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Speaker 5: the presidency.

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Speaker 4: Russia had this If they wanted to swing the election

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Speaker 4: for Donald Trump, they would have released it in September

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Speaker 4: October of twenty sixteen, at a pivotal time to swing

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Speaker 4: momentum into Donald Trump's direction and damage Hillary Clinton's campaign.

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Speaker 5: They did not do that deliberately.

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Speaker 4: They understood that Hillary Clinton would likely be the inevitable

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Speaker 4: president the United States. They didn't think Trump could win

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Speaker 4: like a lot of other people, and so they were

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Speaker 4: withholding this damaging information about Hillary Clinton and planning to

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Speaker 4: release it in the days or weeks leading up to

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Speaker 4: her to her inaugurate expected inauguration in order to once

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Speaker 4: again so chaos within the United States to draw into question,

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Speaker 4: you know, the stability of our country and what kind

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Speaker 4: of leadership would be in place. This cuts to the

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Speaker 4: core of the problem with the January twenty seventeen President

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Speaker 4: Obama ordered manufactured intelligence document. They willfully omitted this intelligence

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Speaker 4: that existed because it didn't support the false narrative they

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Speaker 4: intentionally built once once again, which is the intelligence community

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Speaker 4: says with high confidence that Putin aspired to and helped

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Speaker 4: get Donald Trump elected in twenty twenty. I mean, I'm

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Speaker 4: sorry twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 15: And just no, no, And just on top of that

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Speaker 15: information that Russia had on Hillary Clinton, she was on tranquilizers.

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Speaker 15: Could you imagine that as an October surprise. Oh, by

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Speaker 15: the way, the woman that couldn't get into her van

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Speaker 15: on the nine to eleven memorial or remember that there

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Speaker 15: was that video that went viral. She's also on tranquilizers.

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Speaker 15: She was asking the State Department for potential asking people

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Speaker 15: for donations in return of her State Department policy, and

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Speaker 15: Russia didn't use any of it. So Director Gabert, I

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Speaker 15: want to I want to now talk about one thing

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Speaker 15: that has gone very viral, and I think it would

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Speaker 15: be very helpful for our audience to hear from you

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Speaker 15: on this and again, what happened here is so dishonest

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Speaker 15: and underhanded, and we are cheering you on and we

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Speaker 15: have your back one hundred percent. You've used the phrase

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Speaker 15: a treasonous conspiracy. Those are fighting words, those are big words,

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Speaker 15: and I could tell you the people in this audience

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Speaker 15: they know that, and they agree with that.

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Speaker 6: But can you make the case.

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Speaker 15: Can you present the argument the best bill you can

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Speaker 15: with unclassified information in public information. What makes you believe

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Speaker 15: that this reaches that sort of threshold.

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Speaker 4: We look at our democratic republic, Charlie. Our system is

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Speaker 4: built on the foundation of the American people casting their

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Speaker 4: votes for who they want to be in office, to

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Speaker 4: be our president and commander in chief. In this system,

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Speaker 4: there is to be a peaceful transition of power. What

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Speaker 4: we saw play out here was President Trump was elected

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Speaker 4: by the American people in twenty sixteen, shocking most people

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Speaker 4: in the United States and apparently even Russia and Putin

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Speaker 4: didn't think.

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Speaker 5: That he would win.

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Speaker 4: Instead of accepting that this is the will of the people,

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Speaker 4: what we saw as President Obama convening his national security

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Speaker 4: team and concocting this contrived, false narrative through the production

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Speaker 4: of this Intelligence Community assessment in January twenty seventeen, with

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Speaker 4: the specific intent of subverting the will of the American

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Speaker 4: people and trying to delegitimize President Trump's election and therefore

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Speaker 4: everything that he had been charged to do by the

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Speaker 4: American people over the next four years. So yes, this

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Speaker 4: is a treasonous conspiracy that subverts the will of the

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Speaker 4: American people because you look at the action. They manufactured

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Speaker 4: a hoax, They manufactured these lies, published it as though

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Speaker 4: it were true, propagated this through the media to the

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Speaker 4: American people. And then what happened next the Muller investigation.

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Speaker 4: Years long, Muller Investigation was launched. You had two impeachments

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Speaker 4: coming from Congress. You had a raid on President Trump's

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Speaker 4: home in mar A Lago by the FBI. You had

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Speaker 4: smears and attacks and investigations not only against President Trump,

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Speaker 4: You even saw that the geopolitical impacts of this, where

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Speaker 4: a whole sanctions package was passed against Russia by President

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Speaker 4: Obama specifically because of the thing that they claimed Russia

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Speaker 4: did but they actually didn't do. In this case, this

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Speaker 4: this was a lie that was concocted by President Obama

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Speaker 4: as senior national security officials. And this January twenty seventeen

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Speaker 4: Intelligence Community assessment is that foundation for everything that came after.

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Speaker 4: And I just want to point out again, you know,

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Speaker 4: and reporters saying, well, do you believe this or do

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Speaker 4: you believe that this is not about Tulsi Gabbard's beliefs

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Speaker 4: or opinions or even allegations. Read the intelligence, Read the evidence,

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Speaker 4: Read the emails from DNI Clapper's executive assistant to leaders

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Speaker 4: within the intelligence community that says for the president's directive,

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Speaker 4: and then going on and listing the task games.

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Speaker 5: For this intelligence community assessment.

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Speaker 4: I doubt many of those reporters have actually read the

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Speaker 4: nearly two hundred pages themselves like you have, because anyone

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Speaker 4: who is a little bit objective who would read that,

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Speaker 4: would draw the same view that you and I have

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Speaker 4: that the truth is very real and it's irrefutable. President

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Speaker 4: Obama led this treason, this conspiracy, with the help of

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Speaker 4: a lot of folks in his National Security Cabinet and

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Speaker 4: in the intelligence community.

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Speaker 6: Director Gabbard, we have to let you go.

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Speaker 15: I just want to say we're cheering you on in

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Speaker 15: the audience because we remember how nasty, how divisive, how

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Speaker 15: unnecessary all that Russia stuff was, and now our involvement

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Speaker 15: in a kineticut war against Russia could be probably traced

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Speaker 15: back to Russia Gate, keep fighting, stay brave, Director Gabbard,

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Speaker 15: thank you so much for your time.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for all you dude, Charlie. Thanks everybody.

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Speaker 15: We will summarize this conversation phenomenal conversation in a second.

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Speaker 6: Stay right there.

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Speaker 14: The regimil is falling, the citizen is rising, and Charlie

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Speaker 14: Kirk is leading the way.

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Speaker 15: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom Charliekirk

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Speaker 15: If you just caught part of the director Gabbard conversation,

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Speaker 15: here on the program and dive deeper into it. Stay

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Speaker 15: right there, A welcome back everybody. I love all the

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Speaker 15: music polls today. They're doing a great job. Okay, So

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Speaker 15: what was the significance what director gaber said? And this

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Speaker 15: is why you need to watch any of the mainstream

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Speaker 15: media outlets with a very trained eye and trained ear.

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Speaker 15: She has never once contended that Russia tried to sow

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Speaker 15: chaos in the twenty sixteen election. Many countries and many

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Speaker 15: of our adversaries they just try to sew confusion or chaos.

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Speaker 15: Aran does this the Chinese companies party does this, they'll

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Speaker 15: this through hacking or social media work. But that's not

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Speaker 15: the same thing as trying to elevate a specific candidate.

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Speaker 15: That is where all the intel agencies and their proxies

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Speaker 15: and their spokespeople and their mockingbird media propagandists pedaled ay lie,

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Speaker 15: and that sort of nuance was undetectable in the mainstream

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Speaker 15: media for quite some time. When James Comy and Brennan

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Speaker 15: went up, they said, well, you know Russia, as you know,

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Speaker 15: here's this and this is what they would do. It's

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Speaker 15: such a sleight of hand. It's a Houdini, it's a

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Speaker 15: magician's tricky. They hide the pocket ace so that you

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Speaker 15: can't see it. It is a rhetorical and narrative sleight

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Speaker 15: of hand where they say, well, as you know, we

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Speaker 15: all agree that Russia tried to interfere with the election,

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Speaker 15: and they're obviously there, so obviously Donald Trump was benefited

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Speaker 15: by Russia. Smoke and mirrors. Those are not the same thing.

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Speaker 15: So what they did is they conflated a singular truth

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Speaker 15: with something that is a complete lie, and then they

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Speaker 15: made the bridge. They say, oh, you know, Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: likes autocratic dictator, so therefore he must like Vladimir Putin.

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Speaker 15: There is this clip that we played yesterday of James

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Speaker 15: Comy and John Brennan's kind of this combo clip.

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Speaker 6: I would like to play it. I don't know what

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Speaker 6: cut it is.

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Speaker 15: Maybe I can find it here, and the combo clip

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Speaker 15: is three sixty five. It's very important. So listen to this.

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Speaker 15: This is just again. We could play hundreds of these

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Speaker 15: pieces of tape. This is the rhetorical media smoke and mirrors.

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Speaker 15: Rachel Maddow fell for it. In fact, she was a

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Speaker 15: chief propagandist of it. Where they took a kernel of

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Speaker 15: truth and they built a narrative mountain of lies.

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Speaker 6: Play cut three sixty five.

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Speaker 14: Russians interfered in our election during twenty sixteen cycle. It

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Speaker 14: is a high confidence judgment of the entire intelligence community.

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Speaker 14: It was Russia in a very systematic way and try

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Speaker 14: to interfere in the election and to try to advance

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Speaker 14: the prospects of Donald Trump being elected.

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Speaker 20: Donald Trump knows that the Russians helped him win in

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Speaker 20: twenty sixteen. There will always be an air of illegitimacy

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Speaker 20: around the twenty sixteen campaign.

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Speaker 15: Okay, I have to compliment the studio team, that series

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Speaker 15: of clips is the best.

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Speaker 6: That is a ten out of ten series of clips.

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Speaker 15: Let me tell you why, because Kmy is actually testifying

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Speaker 15: in a fact pattern that is real. He says, as

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Speaker 15: you know, Russia interviewed to the election, so they have

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Speaker 15: that baseline fact pattern. But it wasn't even interference, guys.

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Speaker 15: It was a bunch of social media trolls and bots.

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Speaker 15: They did not hack voting machines, They did not manipulate stuff.

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Speaker 15: So then you have that baseline comy. This is why

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Speaker 15: that clip is so important. You transition to Brennan. The

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Speaker 15: first part of Brennan's sentence is correct. He says, well,

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Speaker 15: the Russians interfere to the twenty sixteen election. The second

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Speaker 15: part of the sentence is where you're getting into not

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Speaker 15: just malpractice, but you get into some really immoral and

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Speaker 15: dark stuff to help and advance the prospects of Donald

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Speaker 15: Trump becoming president. Not only was there no evidence, there

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Speaker 15: was evidence to the contrary. Remember John Brennan is the

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Speaker 15: one who forced the inclusion of bad intelligence in the reports,

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Speaker 15: per the House report that was declassified. And then you

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Speaker 15: have the final part of the clip. Do you see

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Speaker 15: how the lies bubble up from one kernel of truth

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Speaker 15: when they don't get checked and regulated on cable TV,

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Speaker 15: to then Hillary Clinton tranquilized up saying, well, Donald Trump

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Speaker 5: WHOA.

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Speaker 15: So we start with Comy saying something true for a

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Speaker 15: change in front of Congress. Then Brennan adds that little

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Speaker 15: subtext thanks to Rachel matt On all these other people

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Speaker 15: that built the fable, the legend, the chronicle of Russia collusion,

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Speaker 15: to then Hillary Clinton just completely live about it. You see,

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Speaker 15: these lies are laundered through each other, often with unrelated truths,

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Speaker 15: so they cook the books with intel, but they say

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Speaker 15: something that starts to be true. They add a little

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Speaker 15: bit of rhetorical flare on top of it with the

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Speaker 15: very impressive biography I'm John Brennan, the Pharmacia director, and

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Speaker 15: then boom, it seeps in and it changes American politics forever.

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Speaker 15: And that's why that piece of tape is so important.

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Speaker 15: From Comy to Brennan to Clinton. You can see the growth,

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Speaker 15: the evolution. You can see how it starts with something

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Speaker 15: complete fabrication. I want to go through the breaks for

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Speaker 15: only about two minutes because for podcasting and for streaming,

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Speaker 15: I want to play that piece of tape one more

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Speaker 15: time for you guys, now that I have explained it

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Speaker 15: and you can see.

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Speaker 6: What happened in real time.

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Speaker 15: So let's go through the breaks only two more minutes here,

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Speaker 15: and I want to play.

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Speaker 6: That piece of tape and I want you to listen carefully,

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Speaker 6: stay right there.

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Speaker 17: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 17: Terrence Bates. Inflation is still a thing, even though it

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Speaker 17: time last year. Prices are up about twenty six percent

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Speaker 17: from just a few years ago.

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Speaker 10: Twenty six percent. You heard me right.

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Speaker 17: That kind of pressure really breaks even the most responsible budgets,

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Speaker 17: and families across the country are now drowning in credit

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Speaker 17: card and loan debt. But there's a way out, and

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Speaker 17: it's called done with debt. Well known TV personality and

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Speaker 17: advocate for those struggling with debt, Jillian Barbary, joins me

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Speaker 17: now to explain.

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Speaker 10: Jillian, good to see you.

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Speaker 21: Great to see you too, Jarx, Thanks for having me on.

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Speaker 21: I love talking about this because it's something blood people

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Speaker 21: don't want to talk about.

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Speaker 15: Debt.

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Speaker 21: You know, so many Americans are struggling just to pay

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Speaker 21: the bills.

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Speaker 22: And the credit system.

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Speaker 21: Alone is, let's face it, it's not designed to work

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Speaker 21: for you.

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Speaker 22: It's designed to work for.

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Speaker 21: The credit card companies, and thus the fees and everything

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Speaker 21: going up every month and you're just basically trying to

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Speaker 21: play catch up.

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Speaker 22: At some point.

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Speaker 21: So if you're finding yourself in the situation, whether you

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Speaker 21: owe five thousand or fifty thousand, done with debt is

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Speaker 21: the incredible team of negotiators that will go in and

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Speaker 21: work for you. When I say go in, they go

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Speaker 21: into the credit card institutions, the banking institutions. They don't

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Speaker 21: want to push you into a bankruptcy. They don't want

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Speaker 21: to push a big loan on you, a conglomerated loan.

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Speaker 21: So what they do is work with you and they

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Speaker 21: are master negotiators with these companies. Sometimes they can get

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Speaker 21: you pennies on the dollar. Other times, depending on the

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Speaker 21: company and how much you oh, they can wipe the

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Speaker 21: debt right out.

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Speaker 22: They are incredible.

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Speaker 21: Some people even leave with money in their pocket at

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Speaker 21: the end of the day. It's really one of those

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Speaker 21: things that if you don't know about it, which I

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Speaker 21: didn't for quite some time. I wish I'd known about

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Speaker 21: it earlier because in life things happen, right. So I

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Speaker 21: had cancer, divorce and job loss and just everything mounting

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Speaker 21: and the house fell down and before you know it,

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Speaker 21: you're just standing there frozen in fear, which happens a lot.

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Speaker 22: So before you get to that.

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Speaker 21: Point, I pray you don't don't pay another bill until

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Speaker 21: you go to done with debt dot Com.

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Speaker 22: The great thing is that you can go on and see.

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Speaker 21: For yourself the people that have used them and what

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Speaker 15: Is Representative Greg Stubey, a great American from Florida, seventeenth

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Speaker 15: Congressional District, Representative Stuoba. Great to see you, Representative Stubay.

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Speaker 15: I want to get your reaction on all the Obama

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Speaker 15: date News. It is clear that the intel agencies not

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Speaker 15: only lied, but they pushed a untruth, a fabrication on

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Speaker 15: the American people to derail President Trump's first term reaction, Sir, Yeah.

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Speaker 23: And obviously Americans knew that this was going on, but

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Speaker 23: never had this evidence and as Tolci had said, irrefutable evidence.

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Speaker 23: If you read this report that has been now released,

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Speaker 23: and I would imagine there's a lot more information that's

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Speaker 23: going to be released, you had Obama, Clapper, Komy Brennan

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Speaker 23: all actively and intentionally using intelligence that they knew was

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Speaker 23: false to create this Russia collusion narrative to go after

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Speaker 23: President Trump. This was an intentional, deliberate act to undermine

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Speaker 23: President Trump and his presidency. Completely unprecedented, this type of

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Speaker 23: behavior from a president and his higher echelon of intelligence officials.

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Speaker 1: So she's referred this to the DOJ.

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Speaker 23: I know the DOJ has created some type of special

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Speaker 23: group to go after and investigate this for possible crimes.

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Speaker 1: I see this as treason.

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Speaker 23: There's a lot of these individuals who lied under oath

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Speaker 23: to Congress, but there's a statute of limitations for that.

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Speaker 23: So we actually are looking at what that statute of

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Speaker 23: limitations is, and I'm going to do legislation that's going

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Speaker 23: to change the stop statute of limitations for lying to

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Speaker 23: Congress moving forward, But they're going to have to try

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Speaker 23: to come up and look at a crime that they're

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Speaker 23: not going to have a statute of limitation issue with

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Speaker 23: to charge this was a conspiracy at the highest level

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Speaker 23: to take down the President of the United States, and

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Speaker 23: there has to be accountability for this.

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Speaker 15: So Congressman, I'm going to express some frustration from the

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Speaker 15: base here. Why are you guys taking a recess when

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Speaker 15: you guys should be having Barack Hussein Obama testify in

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Speaker 15: front of the House Oversight Committee? What is with this

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Speaker 15: recess the middle of the summer. A lot of the

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Speaker 15: audience is really fired up about this. Can you please

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Speaker 15: explain to the audience.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they should be.

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Speaker 23: That's a decision that Speaker Mike Johnson makes that is

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Speaker 23: solely within his determination as to whether our calendar and

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Speaker 23: when we're there, when we're not there, when we go

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Speaker 23: on recess. Typically August is the recess time for Congress,

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Speaker 23: but obviously Trump wants to send it to stay there

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Speaker 23: to get through a bunch of appointments. We were able

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Speaker 23: to get his big beautiful bill done. There's other work

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Speaker 23: to be done. So I'm frustrated too. I'm very frustrated

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Speaker 23: that why don't we just vote on the Epstein stuff,

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Speaker 23: get that done, move forward.

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Speaker 1: I mean, there are cras. Cras are are.

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Speaker 23: Disproving Congress disproving rules that the Biden administration put in

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Speaker 23: place that we weren't able to get to this week

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Speaker 23: because of all this Epstein drama. Why don't we just

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Speaker 23: deal with that, do the thing that the American people

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Speaker 23: set us up there to do, instead of leaving for

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Speaker 23: it's more than a month, it's like six weeks, five

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Speaker 23: or six weeks, and during that time nothing's getting done

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Speaker 23: in Washington. Now, thankfully, the DOJ obviously is going to

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Speaker 23: move forward on all this information that Toulci has now released.

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Speaker 1: But Congress can't do any work if we're not there

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Speaker 1: to do it.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, I would love to see some Congressional

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Speaker 15: oversight on all this Russia Gate stuff or Obama Gate.

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Speaker 15: This is precious time that I think is being wasted.

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Speaker 15: So additionally, I want to now get into the question

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Speaker 15: of accountability.

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Speaker 6: You use the word treason.

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Speaker 15: What can Congress possibly do to aid this process? Because

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Speaker 15: I think the American people and our audience especially is

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Speaker 15: growing very impatient that there's a lot of talk but

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Speaker 15: not a lot of action.

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Speaker 6: Please.

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Speaker 10: Yeah.

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Speaker 23: So the things that Congress can do is bring these

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Speaker 23: individuals in and depose them under oath and ask them

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Speaker 23: questions based off that intelligence. And what we can also

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Speaker 23: do is bring them in if they're going to try

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Speaker 23: to hide behind classification and say that this information is classified,

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Speaker 23: we can bring them into the skiff and do it

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Speaker 23: in the skiff.

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Speaker 1: Now, since Tulsi's released this information.

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Speaker 23: The DOJ has the ability to do that, and obviously

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Speaker 23: they have the power to be able to charge these individuals,

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Speaker 23: which Congress obviously does not have. We could do congression referrals,

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Speaker 23: but TULSI has already done that, but to aid in that, obviously,

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Speaker 23: intel judiciary oversight could bring these individuals in and depose them.

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Speaker 23: It's my anticipation that the DOJ in the Strike Force

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Speaker 23: is going to do that. But those are certainly things

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Speaker 23: that we can assist in doing, working with the administration

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Speaker 23: to see if there are areas or individuals that we

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Speaker 23: can bring in in an oversight capacity, put them under

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Speaker 23: oath and ask them questions, not in a you don't

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Speaker 23: want to do a hearing and every person only have

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Speaker 23: five minutes. You want to bring them in and depose

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Speaker 23: them under oath, and those three committees that I just

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Speaker 23: reference all have subpoena power to do that.

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Speaker 15: What would you say, then, is some other legislative goals

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Speaker 15: that you guys have for the remainder of this congressional calendar,

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Speaker 15: Because we're already getting whispers, ah, the midterms are coming.

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Speaker 15: We can't vote on controversial stuff. What would you like

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Speaker 15: to see legislatively be passed from now probably to the

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Speaker 15: end of the calendar year.

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Speaker 1: I've filed countless bills.

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Speaker 23: I think it's over twenty countless bills to enact and

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Speaker 23: codify President Trump's executive orders.

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Speaker 1: I would love to get that done.

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Speaker 23: There is a large support from the base obviously, you

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Speaker 23: know you got the president doing these executive orders.

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Speaker 1: Why is in Congress following through?

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Speaker 23: And I realize that on a lot of this you're

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Speaker 23: going to need sixty votes in the Senate to get

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Speaker 23: it done.

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Speaker 1: But put those senators on.

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Speaker 23: The board on a lot of these issues, and so

1049
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Speaker 23: their voters in the midterms will know where they stand

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Speaker 23: on these issues, like women are men and women's.

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Speaker 1: Sports, which we were able to get passed.

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Speaker 23: It didn't pass the Senate, but obviously we got them

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Speaker 23: on the board on that.

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Speaker 1: As we walk into.

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Speaker 23: The appropriation season, we have to get an appropriations bill

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Speaker 23: done by September, which is another frustration as to why

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Speaker 23: are we leaving when only two of the eleven appropriations

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Speaker 23: bills have.

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Speaker 1: Gotten passed in the House. We have to pass the

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Speaker 1: rest of those.

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Speaker 23: There's no way in the calendar in four weeks when

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Speaker 23: we get back that you're going to be able to

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Speaker 23: get through nine other appropriations bills. So the leadership is

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Speaker 23: already setting us up for a cr scenario which a

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Speaker 23: lot of conservatives like myself do not support.

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Speaker 1: We want to cut spending.

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Speaker 23: We don't want to continue the same level of spending

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Speaker 23: that we have had, So we have to get through

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Speaker 23: the appropriation stuff in September. But I absolutely think that

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Speaker 23: we should be focused on codifying President Trump's executive orders

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Speaker 23: through Congress.

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Speaker 1: At least get it past the House and send it

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Speaker 1: to the Senate.

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Speaker 15: Congressman, my team made me aware of this bill that

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Speaker 15: you have around the Independent Programmers tax incentive. Personally, I'm

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Speaker 15: very curious about it because it affects shows like this

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Speaker 15: one on the Great Real America's Voice. Tell us about

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Speaker 15: it and what is the significance of it, especially for

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Speaker 15: decentralized dissident media.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, eighty five percent of cable is the four major networks,

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Speaker 23: and so they push out like Newsmax got pushed out

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Speaker 23: from the different networks. These different conservative networks like yours

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Speaker 23: don't have the ability to get out on these different

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Speaker 23: cable networks because they're only owned by four media markets

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Speaker 23: NBCABCCBS all the fake news. So different independent programmers are

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Speaker 23: at a significant disadvantage to be able to get their

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Speaker 23: shows on cable network TV because those four cable network TVs.

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Speaker 1: Shut them down.

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Speaker 23: So what my bill would do would give them a

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Speaker 23: tax incentive to get give them the ability financially.

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Speaker 1: To do the things they need to do to get

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Speaker 1: their message out to the American people.

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Speaker 23: Now, Newsmax has done an excellent job of trying to

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Speaker 23: navigate that despite the fact that a lot of these

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Speaker 23: different networks haven't allowed them on their networks. So those

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Speaker 23: are the type of things that can get done if

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Speaker 23: this bill gets done. And what's fascinating is this has

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Speaker 23: bipartisan support. I'm on the ways it Means Committee, which

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Speaker 15: He stood by President Trump in the midst of that

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Speaker 15: could be asking informally what Maxwell knows and what could

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Speaker 15: testify to. He might simply be negotiating for her to

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Speaker 15: provide more extensive sworn testimony. At a later point. There

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Speaker 15: could be negotiations for some kind of clemency in return

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Speaker 15: for testimony.

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Speaker 6: Right now, we don't know.

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Speaker 15: It's all guessing, but him going down to Tallahassee shows

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Speaker 15: that this administration cares about the Epstein case and they

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Speaker 15: care about getting more information the Wall Street Journal reported

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Speaker 15: yesterday and The New York Times reported today that back

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Speaker 15: in May, Attorney General Bondi informed Trump that his name

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Speaker 15: would appear in the Epstein files about Jeffrey Epstein. That

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Speaker 15: doesn't prove anything criminal, but it may explain, you know, honestly,

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Speaker 15: kind of part of all the coverage around this. And

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Speaker 15: I'll say this though, like we knew that Trump knew Epstein,

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Speaker 15: this is not this is not breaking news in any way,

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Speaker 15: shape or form. And additionally, Trump kicked Epstein out of

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Speaker 15: his club for being pervy and being weird. He literally

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Speaker 15: It was this very high profile fight where Trump kicked

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Speaker 15: Jeffrey Epstein out of mar A Lago for hitting on

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Speaker 15: underage girls at mar A Lago. I'm sure a lot

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Speaker 15: of you guys did not know about that. And so

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Speaker 15: the fact that Donald Trump might on the periphery might

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Speaker 15: be mentioned in some sort of fact pattern means absolutely nothing.

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Speaker 15: It means absolutely nothing a federal judge, and it shouldn't

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Speaker 15: be surprising anyone. We knew that they were in the

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Speaker 15: same social circles dating back for forty years in Palm Beach,

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Speaker 15: and again, did you know, and I want you to

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Speaker 15: write this and commit it to memory, did you know

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump kicked Jeffrey Epstein in a high profile expulsion

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Speaker 15: from mar A Lago for being a creep very important

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Speaker 15: and maybe that's what's in you whatever documents. Again, it's

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Speaker 15: it's just hearsay and its rumor. And also, make no mistake,

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Speaker 15: there might be other unverified stink bombs, little minds, little

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Speaker 15: fake stuff in all the quote unquote documents, in the

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Speaker 15: That was obviously fake. So a federal judge in Florida

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Speaker 15: saying the court's hands are tied in that manner. Judge

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Speaker 15: the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Separately, two judges in

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Speaker 15: also ordered potential victims to give a chance to reply

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Speaker 15: to the effort. Late Wednesday, House Oversight Subcommittee voted to

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Speaker 15: Paul Ron, Johnson, and Chuck Grassley each chair committees that

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Speaker 15: it's not on the agenda. And so look, here is the.

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Speaker 6: Big picture of it.

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Speaker 15: The Trump administration right now is taking this very seriously.

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Speaker 15: The big picture is that the press is building a

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Speaker 15: This is in Political Today quote. The bill is going

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Speaker 15: this is not a crisis by any means, but it's

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Speaker 6: So I could tell you this.

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Speaker 15: That taking a step back, Todd Blanche does not have

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Speaker 6: We don't follow the hysteria.

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Speaker 6: Meghan Basham joins us. Next, we're gonna.

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Speaker 17: Kohlberger pleaded guilty to the murders in order to avoid

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Speaker 15: Joining us now is Megan Basham, author of Shepherds for Sale,

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Speaker 15: Daily Wire Culture reporter. Meghan, great to see you in

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Speaker 15: praying for your health and so and thank you so

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Speaker 15: much for taking the time. Your book, Shepherds for Sale,

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Speaker 15: is terrific, so Meghan. In this report that was declassified,

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Speaker 15: the House Intelligence Report, on page nineteen, there was quote

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Speaker 15: the Russian Federal Security Service in August had details of

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Speaker 15: secret meetings with named intelligence services. Brian, can you make

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Speaker 15: sure I'm not collapsed here? Yeah? Can you guys still

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Speaker 15: hear me in Phoenix?

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Speaker 6: Say here?

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Speaker 15: I want to make sure they can anyway? So with

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Speaker 15: named secure good, they still got me great. Named security

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Speaker 15: services and the Russians had the start on Hillary never

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Speaker 15: released it, but it begs much different question. Are our

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Speaker 15: Christian shepherds for sale? Megan, welcome to the program. Please

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Speaker 15: walk us through it all.

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Speaker 24: Thanks for having me, Charlie, It's always good to be here.

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Speaker 24: So yes, that was a rather stunning little tidbit in

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Speaker 24: this declassified report that we found out that the State

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Speaker 24: Department under Hillary Clinton was meeting with these unnamed religious

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Speaker 24: groups and it was essentially a quid pro quote arrangement.

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Speaker 24: If you support Hillary Clinton for president, if you throw

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Speaker 24: your weight as these ministry leaders behind her, we are

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Speaker 24: going to increase your financing and offer you quote unquote

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Speaker 24: State department patronage. So at this point we don't know

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Speaker 24: who these religious organizations are. I'm filing a FOYA to

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Speaker 24: find out, but you know, I have some pretty strong

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Speaker 24: suspicions based on all the reporting that I've done on

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Speaker 24: this subject and went into deep detail in my book

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Speaker 24: Shepherds for Sale. And you know, I can give you

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Speaker 24: the example of the National Association of Evangelicals.

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Speaker 25: It is an extremely large and influential group.

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Speaker 24: It represents thousands, hundreds of thousands of evangelicals millions all

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Speaker 24: over the country, all over the world.

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Speaker 25: And what they did in twenty sixteen was one.

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Speaker 24: Of their board members surprisingly came out for Hillary Clinton.

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Speaker 24: And you know that to me kind of put my tent,

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Speaker 24: my spidy senses off, because I went why with somebody

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Speaker 24: from the National Association of Evangelicals suddenly start making the

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Speaker 24: rounds in Politico and other major news outlets supporting Hillary Clinton.

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Speaker 25: And one of the things you can.

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Speaker 24: Look at is that the immigration resettlement arm of the

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Speaker 24: National Association of Evangelicals did indeed receive a lot of

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Speaker 24: funding in the Biden in minute stration from the federal

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Speaker 24: government to resettle quote unquote refugees asylum seekers. So we

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Speaker 24: don't know who these groups are, but we certainly know

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Speaker 24: that it was surprising when a board member of the

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Speaker 24: National Association of Evangelicals came out for Hillary Clinton.

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Speaker 25: And you know, I can look at for.

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Speaker 24: Examples of this sort of strange bedfellows happening. There is

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Speaker 24: a group called the American Values Coalition. They are a

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Speaker 24: never Trump group. They've been extremely active and in twenty

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Speaker 24: twenty four they launched a faith initiative and its purpose,

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Speaker 24: in its own terms, is to disciple They use that

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Speaker 24: word disciple America's pastors on politics. They said they want

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Speaker 24: to reframe evangelicals political imagination. Well, when you look at

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Speaker 24: who sits on the board of this organization, one of

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Speaker 24: them is the board chair, a man named Neil Rickner.

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Speaker 25: His company, a.

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Speaker 24: Energy company, a wind solar kind of company, received one

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Speaker 24: point two million dollars from the Biden administration's Department of

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Speaker 24: Defense shortly after they launched this faith initiative.

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Speaker 25: With their never Trump group.

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Speaker 24: So we don't know yet, but we can look at

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Speaker 24: these very strange associations and how they are coming into

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Speaker 24: churches to try to not just influence church members, but

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Speaker 24: to specifically influence pastors so that the pastors will influence

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Speaker 24: their church members.

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Speaker 6: So I just want to brag on you, Megan.

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Speaker 15: You have done such incredible work here, probably the best

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Speaker 15: by far, the best journalism and investigative research in how

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Speaker 15: the American church is for sale and how many of

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Speaker 15: our pastors and how many of our Christian nonprofits just

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Speaker 15: sell their soul literally to secular nonprofits or to foreign donors.

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Speaker 15: And so I want to play cut four twenty two

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Speaker 15: and I'll allow you to talk about this in a second.

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Speaker 15: So let's play cut four twenty two, and then I'll

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Speaker 15: let you explain.

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Speaker 26: And I think it's important that we recognize that we've

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Speaker 26: never had in this country, especially within the church, a

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Speaker 26: moment of profound enlightenment around those issues. And so we

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Speaker 26: go all the way back to the nineteenth the church

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Speaker 26: and I have some kind of major gospel epiphany that

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Speaker 26: talked about we're going to work for the interest of

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Speaker 26: the restoration of the freedmen.

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Speaker 10: We never had that, and so and throughout our history.

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Speaker 26: The church's voice was contrast to every meaningful gain that

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Speaker 26: black people were trying to pursue.

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Speaker 15: Okay, what we're we listening to here, Megan and the

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Speaker 15: significance of it.

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Speaker 24: So that was an interviewer training session with the JAY

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Speaker 24: twenty nine Coalition. So that is that faith initiative of

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Speaker 24: the American Values Coalition. Now, you know, they use this

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Speaker 24: sort of lingo to appeal to Christians, to sound like, hey,

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Speaker 24: we're just like you. We're conservative Christians too, and you

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Speaker 24: know when you hear American Values, you think that's me. Well,

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Speaker 24: now this is actually a progressive group, a never and

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Speaker 24: so that is part of its faith initiative training. And

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Speaker 24: when you look at the coaches that they're using, it's

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Speaker 24: people like David French of The New York Times, who

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Speaker 24: you know, endors Harris over Donald Trump in the twenty

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Speaker 24: twenty four election. It's Russell Moore, editor in chief of

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Speaker 24: the of Christianity Today, who is a confirmed never Trumper.

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Speaker 24: So it's very much a group that is on the

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Speaker 24: progressive side. It is very anti Trump. And so this

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Speaker 24: is the group whose board chair received that one point

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Speaker 24: two million dollar grant from the federal government during twenty

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Speaker 24: twenty four during the Biden administration. So we see these

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Speaker 24: groups coming in and what they said very specifically is

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Speaker 24: we want to disciple conservative pastors. So it wasn't like

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Speaker 24: they just wanted to get to any pastors. They've been

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Speaker 24: very specific that they want to target conservative pastors. But

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Speaker 24: what you just heard there is the kind of theology

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Speaker 24: that they're a spousing. It's something known as liberation theology,

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Speaker 24: and in fact, it is really just Marxism repackaged with

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Speaker 24: kind of churchy language. And so they will argue things

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Speaker 24: like you just heard there, which is that we need

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Speaker 24: to achieve equity by paying out reparations through affirmative action.

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Speaker 24: So they come in under the guise of being conservative Christians,

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Speaker 24: but that's the kind of thing they're teaching. It's the

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Speaker 24: kind of thing that very few sound, doctrinally sound conservative

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Speaker 24: pastors would ever bring into their church. And yet they're

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Speaker 24: finding ways to do this. They're coming in with funding

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Speaker 24: from the left and saying, hey, let us have access

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Speaker 24: to your pastors, to your church members.

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Speaker 25: And you know, I do want to.

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Speaker 24: Clarify here that the Clintons have a long history of

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Speaker 24: doing this. This is actually not new what we just

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Speaker 24: learned at State Department. Their Clinton Foundation has funneled money

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Speaker 24: into evangelical front groups for decades in order to get

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Speaker 24: Christians to take up something like say, anti human climate

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Speaker 24: change policies. So the Clinton Foundation funneled a lot of

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Speaker 24: money into an evangelical front group called the Evangelical Environmental Network.

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Speaker 24: So this is not new for them, and I wasn't

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Speaker 24: surprised to see that the State Department had made this

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Speaker 24: gambit to try to say, hey, we will do a

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Speaker 24: quid pro call with you. You support Hillary Clinton for president,

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Speaker 24: and we will start financing your ministries.

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Speaker 15: And so, Magan, I want to take a step back here,

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Speaker 15: how big of the promise this amongst the Christian leaders

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Speaker 15: and remind the audience what you learned during COVID of

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Speaker 15: how many of these major evangelical thought leaders and major

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Speaker 15: spokespeople were for sale, that put themselves up for auction

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Speaker 15: to the highest bidder.

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Speaker 24: Yeah, Charlie, it's been a massive problem, and I think

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Speaker 24: it's gone unnoticed for so many years, so that when

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Speaker 24: something like this little tidbit in the House Intelligence report

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Speaker 24: about these religious groups comes out, people.

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Speaker 25: Are shocked, and rightly so. But what they need to

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Speaker 25: know is it's very much not something new.

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Speaker 24: What we saw during COVID was Francis Collins, who was

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Speaker 24: then head of the National Institutes of Health, using his

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01:22:58,240 --> 01:23:02,920
Speaker 24: associations with all of these high profile evangelical leaders to

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01:23:03,120 --> 01:23:06,080
Speaker 24: try to convince Christians that you needed to do things

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Speaker 24: like submit to government authority in closing your churches, that

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Speaker 24: you needed to submit to getting that vaccine. And in fact,

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Speaker 24: you heard a lot of those voices even arguing against

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Speaker 24: religious exemptions.

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Speaker 25: They were counseling that it is not.

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Speaker 24: Biblical to seek religious exemptions for these vaccines. Obviously a

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Speaker 24: lot of Christians strongly disagreed with that, but that was

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Speaker 24: kind of what I was trying to sound the alarm

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Speaker 24: on in my book, and this just confirmed it is

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Speaker 24: that this is going on all over the place. And

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Speaker 24: you know, a big part of it is that you

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Speaker 24: will have these left wing groups. So you will have

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Speaker 24: something like the Tides Foundation, which is a massive funder

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Speaker 24: of left wing priorities like abortion, like the LGBTQ agenda,

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01:23:46,640 --> 01:23:50,960
Speaker 24: same thing with the Rockefeller Foundation, and they funnel money

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Speaker 24: into all of these sort of evangelical front groups so

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Speaker 24: that you don't see their involvement and it's the same

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Speaker 24: thing with the federal government, because we need to keep

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Speaker 24: in mind that these really large foundations are also typically

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Speaker 24: getting federal grants. So it's a way for all of

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Speaker 24: that money to come in and trickle down to these

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Speaker 24: evangelical leaders. And some of the most high profile have

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Speaker 24: been Christianity today has been involved with these groups. They

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01:24:15,439 --> 01:24:19,759
Speaker 24: take money from secular foundations like the Lily Endowment, which

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Speaker 24: is the foundational arm of the Eli Lilly pharmacy company.

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Speaker 24: So you know, we're talking about big farma here. And

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Speaker 24: all of this has been going on for a really

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Speaker 24: long time, and I think that so many Christians in

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01:24:32,640 --> 01:24:37,280
Speaker 24: the pews did not realize how these ministries were trying

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Speaker 24: to speak for them but representing values that they don't

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Speaker 24: agree with. And so, you know, when my book came out,

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Speaker 24: I think so many people were surprised to hear it.

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Speaker 24: And yet it's been an open secret for years and

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Speaker 24: now we see it confirmed in the State Department report.

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Speaker 15: Please stay right there, Megan Basham. Again, your book is

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Speaker 15: called Shepherds for Sale. It's phenomenal. We want to ask

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Speaker 15: just in the advocacy.

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Speaker 6: It is so.

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Speaker 15: It is so sad that these people have a position

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Speaker 15: of authority and they are using the name of God

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Speaker 15: to erroneously represent theology to then make money or get

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Speaker 15: their organizations to get money. Really really dark stuff. Megan,

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Speaker 15: Leadership Summit. In just a second, we will have Megan

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Speaker 15: Basham return to this program. I want to remind you guys,

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Speaker 15: I will be giving a speech tomorrow in New York,

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Speaker 15: Because of course we always get up at four thirty

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Speaker 15: in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays, but I will

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Speaker 15: be hosting it from to ten am Eastern this weekend.

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Speaker 15: I started as a guest on Fox and Friends thirteen

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Speaker 15: years ago, and this weekend I'll be a Fox and

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Speaker 15: Friends Weekend guest host. It's just a thing for this weekend,

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Speaker 15: but it's gonna be a lot of fun. I'll be

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Speaker 15: there with my friend Charlie Hurt and also Rachel Campos

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Speaker 15: s Duffy.

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Speaker 16: See, just stay there in a second. Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 15: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 15: subscribe to our podcast. Megan Bashram is with us Shepherds

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Speaker 15: for Sale. Megan, I want to play this piece of

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Speaker 15: tape here. This is the new mayor. It's you see

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Speaker 15: kind of a theme here, everybody. There's these Somali Islamic

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01:28:53,760 --> 01:28:57,240
Speaker 15: mayors that are popping up all across the country. There's

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Speaker 15: the one obviously in Minnesota with Omar Fata. This one

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01:29:00,960 --> 01:29:03,400
Speaker 15: is I don't want to get her name wrong, but

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Speaker 15: she is not from Minnesota.

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Speaker 6: She's from Maine.

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Speaker 15: You know, when I think of Maine, I think of

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Speaker 15: Somalian Muslims. So I'm going to play this and I

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01:29:12,320 --> 01:29:14,920
Speaker 15: want to ask the question of how much of this

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Speaker 15: mass migration, brief refugee resettlement program is because of Christian groups. Okay,

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Speaker 15: her name is Decca Dalalak. Okay, I'll work on that pronunciation.

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Speaker 15: Play cut four.

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Speaker 6: Thirty four policies.

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Speaker 27: How can the politics in Somalia can be, you know,

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Speaker 27: resonate what we have here in the United States, the

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Speaker 27: democracy that we have. How can you help us, you know,

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01:29:38,439 --> 01:29:41,719
Speaker 27: be a better country and build back what we used

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Speaker 27: to have back in a long time ago. So hopefully

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Speaker 27: we will be able to help our country, our former country, Somali.

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Speaker 15: So you're talking about helping her former country. Her name

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Speaker 15: is Deca Dalalak. Anyway, Megan, this is troubling a lot

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Speaker 15: of people as we're starting to see foreign Islamic influences

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Speaker 15: seep into mayor of races and positions of power. Talk

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Speaker 15: about how Christian groups and nonprofits have been heavily involved

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Speaker 15: in the refugee resettlement issue. Please, you've done great research

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Speaker 15: on this.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, and that's a really important point.

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Speaker 22: You know.

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Speaker 24: One of the people who sort of spearheaded this we

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Speaker 24: must bring in Muslims or we're not really Americans was

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Speaker 24: Russell Moore, who was then head of the Ethics and

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Speaker 24: Religious Liberty Commission, which is the policy lobbying arm of

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Speaker 24: the largest Protestant denomination in the US.

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Speaker 25: The Southern Baptist Convention.

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Speaker 24: So it represents some forty three million people across the

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Speaker 24: United States, not a small organization.

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Speaker 25: And now, of course he is the editor in chief.

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Speaker 24: At Christianity Today, and he was really one of those

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Speaker 24: loud voices during the first Trump administration saying that we

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Speaker 24: must bring in Muslims in order to show that we're

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Speaker 24: faithful Christians, which was a little confusing. When the Trump

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Speaker 24: administration said we are going to just put a pause

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Speaker 24: on immigran.

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Speaker 15: Russell Moore he would never say that. Megan Russell Moore

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Speaker 15: would never advocate for mass Muslim immigration keep going.

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Speaker 25: Well, and even when it was very reasonable to the

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Speaker 25: American people. So the Trump administration said, we're going to put.

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Speaker 24: A pause on allowing immigration from seven nations, seven Muslim

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Speaker 24: majority nations, where we know that they are hotbeds of terrorism. Well,

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Speaker 24: you know, Russell Moore, in association with the National Association

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Speaker 24: of Evangelicals again very large group, with Tim Keller and

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Speaker 24: some others, said that this was Unchristian and Unamerican to

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Speaker 24: even put that pause on. And Russell Moore further argued

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Speaker 24: for the building of mosques in the United States.

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Speaker 25: And you know what really.

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Speaker 24: Happened with the Southern Baptist Convention is people got upset.

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Speaker 24: They said, look, we're Baptists, we don't want our policy

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Speaker 24: arm arguing for the building.

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Speaker 6: With built churches.

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Speaker 15: I mean, what, sorry, keep going. It's just it's such

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Speaker 15: tamp obviously.

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Speaker 24: And I want to really drill down on this, Charlie,

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Speaker 24: because you've done such great work with college students on

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Speaker 24: college campuses, and what people need to know is now

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Speaker 24: Russell Moore, along with his partners, a man named Curtis

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Speaker 24: Chang who is a Democrat professor at Duke Divinity, and

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Speaker 24: David French at The New York Times, they have created

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Speaker 24: a program called the After Party, and it's specifically targeting

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Speaker 24: Christian college campuses, and it is targeting the members of

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Speaker 24: the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities one hundred and

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Speaker 24: eighty five member schools, including schools that most parents would

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Speaker 24: look at and say, oh, that's a conservative Christian school

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Speaker 24: that I can send my son or daughter to. Schools

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Speaker 24: like Wheaton, like Biola, like Baylor. Well, they brought in

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Speaker 24: this program and it's entirely left wing funded. It's funded

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Speaker 24: by again the Rockefellers, the Hewletts who take money from

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Speaker 24: the federal government, and so all of this money is

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Speaker 24: fungible and it starts to move into all of these

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Speaker 24: other organizations. And then they're targeting conservative Christians to try

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Speaker 24: to say, if you want to be a faithful Christian,

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Speaker 24: you need to be open to these Democrat policies. You

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Speaker 24: need to be open to considering voting for these Democrat

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Speaker 24: politicians who even though they're pro abortion, well but they're

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Speaker 24: also pro immigration, and so we think both of these

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Speaker 24: issues are pro life. And so that's how they kind

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Speaker 24: of try to sell it to I would say impressionable

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Speaker 24: college students who you may have not thought through these issues,

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Speaker 24: and so they hear that and they say, gosh, I

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Speaker 24: don't want to be on one side, so I have

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Speaker 24: to be open to the party of abortion and to

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Speaker 24: transing kids. And so that's really what these programs do.

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Speaker 24: And they're very insidious and you know they're subtle, yes,

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Speaker 24: and they're coming on not just churches, but like I said,

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Speaker 24: Christian college campuses. So they're really coming at totally Bible

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Speaker 24: believing Christians every which way they can, and in return,

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Speaker 24: their refugee resettlement arms. As we saw with the USAI

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Speaker 24: revelations are receiving tens of millions of dollars to resettle

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Speaker 24: refugees and asylum secrets.

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Speaker 6: Megan Basham, you're a hero.

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Speaker 15: Check out the book Shepherds for sale and we're praying

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Speaker 15: for your help.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, God bless you.

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Speaker 15: Meghane emails Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 6: We will see you guys tomorrow.

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Speaker 16: God bless