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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now. I don't think it's

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Speaker 1: an accident.

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Speaker 2: And Donald Trump think of the rule hold down to Texas,

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Speaker 2: don't have it what he was going to do, and

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Speaker 2: like a small ridiculous shot you.

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Speaker 1: Just film in order.

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Speaker 3: I don't think any of that.

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Speaker 1: What's an accident.

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Speaker 4: This is racist what.

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Speaker 1: They are doing. I'm sick of the jerrymandering.

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Speaker 5: But if Donald Trump is going to push to jerrymander Texas,

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Speaker 5: he's going to break the rules in order to win.

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Speaker 5: He can't win by the rules they are right now,

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Speaker 5: so he thinks you should break the rules for Democrats

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Speaker 5: to sit back and just say, Okay, we're going to

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Speaker 5: play by the queen's rules. No, I'm telling you right now.

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Speaker 4: We need to win in the midterm.

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Speaker 5: We need to stop him from cheating, from lying, and

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Speaker 5: from stealing the election.

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Speaker 6: I think what the American people want is nonpartisan map drawing.

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Speaker 6: The Constitution states that this should be one person, one vote,

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Speaker 6: No group should be reduced or eliminated, and that everyone

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Speaker 6: should have fair maps. You can't have unilateral disarmament. You

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Speaker 6: have to fight fire with fire, otherwise the Republicans will

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Speaker 6: rig the election.

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Speaker 7: There was a benefit to shining a light on what

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Speaker 7: it was that they were trying to do in the

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Speaker 7: dark in Texas. So unfortunately, we've seen our numbers fall

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Speaker 7: now that they have these voter restrictions in place. But

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Speaker 7: I do think it's important for us to have the conversation.

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Speaker 8: One of course, other major area where the Trump administration

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Speaker 8: is changing the lives of Americans is with tariffs. We're

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Speaker 8: seeing this regime go into effect after months of delay,

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Speaker 8: and there are some signs that many of the warnings

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Speaker 8: economists had about it haven't come to pass. There is

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Speaker 8: building factories in the US.

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Speaker 9: How about net migration any United States?

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Speaker 4: Get this, It's down.

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Speaker 9: It's going to be down at least sixty percent. We

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Speaker 9: may be dealing with. Get this, negative net migration to

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Speaker 9: the United States in twenty twenty five. That would be

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Speaker 9: the first time there is negative net migration in this

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Speaker 9: country and at least fifty years. We're talking about down

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Speaker 9: from two point eight million in twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 10: So what I think I hear you saying is there

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Speaker 10: is still an opportunity for indictments, potential prosecutions, accountability from

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Speaker 10: those people who may have lied under oath, like John Brennan,

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Speaker 10: James Comy, and perhaps Hillary Clinton.

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Speaker 11: Well, that's why I've made the referrals that I have

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Speaker 11: d and I Gabbert has made referrals, and why we're

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Speaker 11: going to continue to share the intelligence that would support

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Speaker 11: the ability of our Department of Justice to make fair,

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Speaker 11: just bring fair and just claims against those who have

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Speaker 11: perpetrated this hoax against the American people, and this staying

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Speaker 11: on our country.

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Speaker 12: If we have a country where we can continue to

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Speaker 12: have FBI careerists and CIA careerists, deep staters who will

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Speaker 12: fabricate and doctor evidence, who will create and produce fake material,

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Speaker 12: fabricate and material phony information to try to go after

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Speaker 12: their political enemies up to and including the President. If

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Speaker 12: we continue to create the impression and the reality that

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Speaker 12: there is not a criminal a severe criminal penalty for

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Speaker 12: such contact, it will never stop, it will never desist,

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Speaker 12: it will keep ongoing forever, and we will continue to

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Speaker 12: have a country that is sabotaged endlessly by the production

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Speaker 12: of fake doctum. It's fake material, fake plots against.

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Speaker 13: Democratically elected officials. We can't have that.

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Speaker 14: There must be consequences, will feel a lot more like

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Speaker 14: Russian citizens, where we can't believe anything the government says,

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Speaker 14: administration officials as Russians take of the Politburo or Pravda.

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Speaker 15: They know they can't believe anything from the state organizations,

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Speaker 15: and it will mean that basically the civil services eviscerated.

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Speaker 15: and that is already manifesting itself as they roll out

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Speaker 15: more and more of this project twenty twenty five. Frankly,

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Speaker 15: I don't want to live in a thugocracy, a kleptocracy

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Speaker 15: like Russia. We're going to see our corruption index goo

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Speaker 13: I have long operated an assumption is going to take

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Speaker 5: This whole.

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Speaker 13: I'm sorry, I believe in forty years.

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Speaker 16: Yes, I believe in cyclical history.

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Speaker 13: Eighteen twenties, eighteen sixties, nineteen twenties, nineteen sixties.

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Speaker 4: We're in the twenty twenties.

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Speaker 13: We're not getting out this to the twenty sixties.

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Speaker 1: Every day is a battle for your mind.

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Speaker 17: Raging information coming from every angle, but the will to

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Speaker 17: the sieve fear not. You found the place for truth,

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Speaker 17: the voice of a generation that still has the will

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Speaker 17: to believe in the greatest country in the history of

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Speaker 17: the world. This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, Happy Monday. Here at the Bitcoin dot Com

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Speaker 16: subscribe to our podcast. There is a lot going on

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Speaker 16: in Texas. We covered this story last week. President Donald

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Speaker 16: Trump is working with Governor Greg Abbott to redraw the

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Speaker 16: congressional maps in Texas. The new proposal would add up

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Speaker 16: to five Republican leaning districts ahead of the twenty twenty

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Speaker 16: entire plan really hinges upon the idea that Hispanics will

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Speaker 16: continue to vote Republican. This is all being done legally,

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Speaker 16: This is completely kosher, and now the Democrats are starting

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Speaker 16: to run away. Why are they running away? While Texas

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Speaker 16: law requires two thirds quorum one hundred of one hundred

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Speaker 16: Most have gathered thanks to the aid of my least

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Speaker 16: giving them a little bit of air cover. Now they're

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Speaker 16: fleeing the state because in fact, in most states, the

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Speaker 16: so the only way to avoid being present is to

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Speaker 16: Democrats are fleeing, and naturally, of course, to my home

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Speaker 16: state of Illinois. Well, at least we think they are.

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Speaker 16: Maybe they just got stuck by JB. Pritzker's irresistible gravitational pull. Now,

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Speaker 16: Illinois is quite a funny place to flee to. This

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Speaker 16: this is how you know that Democrats have really lost

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Speaker 16: a step. Of all the states to flee to, you

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Speaker 16: for their ridiculous cherrymandering. I know it because I grew

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Speaker 16: where I grew up outside of Wheeling, Illinois. Literally there

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Speaker 16: would be carve outs of little micro neighborhoods of across

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Speaker 16: All kind of weirdly conformed. It was like a gender

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Speaker 16: Look at the entire map. There just random streaks of

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Speaker 16: to go fight jerrymandering. Illinois is the worst offender of

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Speaker 16: And I know this. I lived through it. The lines

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Speaker 16: Let's show up some of the other pictures on screen, guys,

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Speaker 16: of the other maps. So Democrats are howling that there

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Speaker 16: zoom in on Cook County, Illinois is the Wuhan Institute

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Speaker 16: of Virology of jerrymandering. They invented it and they brought

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Speaker 16: Do you know who Mike Madigan is. Oh, Mike Madigan

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Speaker 16: he's still alive, but he got arrested finally after nearly

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Speaker 16: fifty years of naked corruption running the entire Illinois House.

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Speaker 16: Remember we used to say Illinois is not broken, it's fixed.

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Speaker 16: A crook. He would hold the power over the Illinois

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Speaker 16: jerrymandering maps as a way to try to prevent Republicans

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Speaker 16: this might feel a little bit like haven't I seen

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Speaker 16: Does that make any sense to you, especially on the

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Speaker 4: All of it.

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Speaker 16: At first, when I saw this, I thought it was

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Speaker 16: So this is the state that is hosting the Texas Republicans.

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Speaker 16: And I got to give some credit to the Texas

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Speaker 16: When they come back to Texas, if they violated laws,

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Speaker 16: arrest them, fill their vacant seats. The main crux of

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Speaker 16: this is something called coalition districts. It's basically intersectionality weaponized

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Speaker 16: So traditionally do Page County in the service of Chicago

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Speaker 16: Is they would configure enough of Chicago to go into

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Speaker 16: DuPage to dilute representation. Or how about Illinois tenth Congressional

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Speaker 16: district which used to be represented by Mark Kirk who

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Speaker 16: became Senator and then Bob Dold. No, they had to

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Speaker 16: You get the point.

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Speaker 4: They have to.

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Speaker 16: Try and disfigure these districts in a way to dilute

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Speaker 16: Republican voice and representation. Four of Texas's congressional districts were unconstitutional,

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Speaker 16: the Department of Justice warned a couple years ago. Three,

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Speaker 16: the nineteenth, eighteenth, and the thirty third they were unconstitutional

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Speaker 16: be careful, Texas Republicans. You have a little bit of caution.

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Speaker 16: That's why a lot of young men are checking out

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Speaker 16: There's no longer white. You see, they're trying to change

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Speaker 19: This legislature, it's consistently been found to be guilty of doing,

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Speaker 16: Okay again, So first of all, this is just white hate,

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Speaker 16: Interesting, First of that, one's got to stop chain smoking.

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Speaker 16: Her voice is completely destroyed and it's very unattractive. She

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Speaker 21: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 21: Terrence Bates. The political focus in Texas this morning is

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Speaker 21: last month, and the President says that means some Americans.

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Speaker 22: Could get a paycheck as a result. That's a great

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Speaker 22: check of your headlines.

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Speaker 1: This movement will not be silenced. You're listening to the

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Speaker 1: Charlie kirks Ky.

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Speaker 16: Welcome back, everybody. Email us as always freedom at charliekirk

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Speaker 16: dot com and subscribe to our podcast that is the

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Speaker 16: Charlie Kirkshow podcast page, which is a second we'll have

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Speaker 16: Senator Mark Wayne Mellen from the great state of Oklahoma.

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Speaker 16: My favorite place is in the world. Oklahoma is a

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Speaker 16: wonderful place with phenomenal people. It's the people that make

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Speaker 16: Right now, over seven point five million businesses in America

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Speaker 16: so do the communities around them go to TikTok economic

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Speaker 4: Why don't you believe that white pro witch exists?

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Speaker 7: I just want to get your understanding first, and then

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Speaker 7: we could go from there.

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Speaker 16: Well, let's just is there anything that you can't do

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Speaker 16: that I can do?

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Speaker 7: No, we could do the same things if we put

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Speaker 7: our eyes to it.

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Speaker 16: Good, then there's no white privilege that has gone viral,

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Speaker 16: been seen tens of millions of times. Go to TikTok

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Speaker 16: Joining us now is Senator Mark WAYN Mullen from the

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Speaker 16: Great State of Oklahoma. Senator you tweeted out quote, it's Saturday,

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Speaker 16: August second, and I'm still voting. I'll stay in session.

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Speaker 16: We're looking at three options to clear the jam with potus.

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Speaker 16: Give us the latest on what is the jam and

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Speaker 16: is the Senate going to stay in session all of August.

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Speaker 3: Well, President President Trump actually did a pivot on it.

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Speaker 3: He was done with it. The reason why is he

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Speaker 3: got tired of negotiating with Chuck Schumer in bad faith

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Speaker 3: and said, screw it. I'm paraphrasing that word, by the way,

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Speaker 3: And late Saturday night he said, I'm not going to

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Speaker 3: be held hoss from I'm not going to deal with this.

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Speaker 3: We're going to work. I'm changing the rules over August.

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Speaker 3: Send everybody home except those that are going to work

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Speaker 3: on it. So we're there's a group of us working

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Speaker 3: on the rules change. When we get back in September,

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Speaker 3: we're going to propose it to the conference and go

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Speaker 3: straight to go straight to votes. But there's a lot

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Speaker 3: that took place, and the three options really what we're one,

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Speaker 3: we strike a deal. The President Trump really wanted to

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Speaker 3: strike a deal because it's very complicated to get to

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Speaker 3: the recess appointments. We can talk about that, so we

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Speaker 3: can break that down. It gets a little wonky, but

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Speaker 3: he wanted to get a deal. He thought he had

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Speaker 3: a deal. We had sixty one that are reported out

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Speaker 3: a committee on the House or on the Senate floor,

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Speaker 3: ready to be voted. That was bipartisan, meaning they came

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Speaker 3: out of the committee with Democrat and Republican support. He said,

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Speaker 3: let me clear the deck on that one. We'll work

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Speaker 3: with you on some other of your pet projects, and

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Speaker 3: then let's work quit on a package that would get

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Speaker 3: away from uself and to confirm twelve hundred people and

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Speaker 3: clear the deck for three hundred to four hundred individuals

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Speaker 3: that are really individuals we shouldn't be voting on to confirm.

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Speaker 3: At first, we were told by Angus King that they

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Speaker 3: would accept it, and then their price tag on that

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Speaker 3: because everything comes with the negotiating. They had eight hundred

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Speaker 3: million in in funding that was being held up by

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Speaker 3: f y twenty five appropriations that was part of kind

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Speaker 3: of the recision packages that was coming through. In return,

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Speaker 3: let the money go through. We had tentatively said we

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Speaker 3: would try doing something like that with President Trump negotiating,

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Speaker 3: I mean President Trump for three days, where Charlie was

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Speaker 3: extremely engaged with negotiating talk between multiple times.

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Speaker 4: JD.

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Speaker 3: Vance was involved in it. Everybody was all hands on deck.

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Speaker 3: They came back with another offer. President Trump didn't like it,

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Speaker 3: but he said, well, let's negotiate. He was as he

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Speaker 3: was getting on the plane he called me. He says, hey,

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Speaker 3: get this deal done. Let's do it and let's move on.

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Speaker 3: He's as I got nominees that are waiting that need

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Speaker 3: to get paid. And so we went to go back

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Speaker 3: and negotiate. They came back three times, and every time

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Speaker 3: they kept dropping the number and raising the price to

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Speaker 3: the point where President Trump told them to go pound

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Speaker 3: Sand said, forget it, go tell tell Schumer to pounce.

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Speaker 3: Sand I'm not negotiating. You guys, go home, let's change

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Speaker 3: your rules. So that's where we ended up.

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Speaker 16: So, Senator, I'm not gonna question the President's wisdom or

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Speaker 16: judgment here, nor yours. But I'm gonna have to get

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Speaker 16: a little bit deeper into this, and I want you

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Speaker 16: to further explain it, because, look, I'm not thrilled with this,

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Speaker 16: and obviously Chuck Schumer is to blame. But there's one

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Speaker 16: hundred and sixty nominees lingering. A term is only four

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Speaker 16: years and we're seven months into this one with huge

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Speaker 16: chunks of the government unstaffed. This is pure dysfunction. And

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Speaker 16: Senator understand my compassion to what you have to do

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Speaker 16: with this, but I think it's kind of a outrageous.

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Speaker 16: We have to wait till September. So walk me through

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Speaker 16: this on a deeper level, because waiting another thirty days

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Speaker 16: to change the rules, I mean, we have very important

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Speaker 16: positions that need to happen now, very important in basterships.

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Speaker 16: Is it did Did Chuck Schumer get what he wanted

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Speaker 16: here by kind of blowing it all up and by

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Speaker 16: delaying make the case.

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Speaker 3: For so the president president right now can already put

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Speaker 3: these people in position. They just can't hold the title,

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Speaker 3: but they can do the job as long as the

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Speaker 3: for instance, Steve Witkofugh, he can, he can go ahead

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Speaker 3: and put these people in position, but they're working essentially

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Speaker 3: without pay. So if you go ahead and you do

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Speaker 3: the recess appointments, like I know you've talked about, we've

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Speaker 3: because what it takes it was correct.

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Speaker 16: I'm not even I'm not even getting into that. Yeah, I'm.

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Speaker 3: So so so the recess appointments was going to cause

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Speaker 3: a lot of complications so to to to for the

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Speaker 3: for us to stay in it was going to open

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Speaker 3: the floor essentially for the Democrats to constantly take these votes.

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Speaker 3: Republicans were willing to do it, one hundred percent. We

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Speaker 3: were willing to do it. It was going to take

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Speaker 3: because we're going to have to keep the floor occupied

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Speaker 3: and uh and at the meantime, they could continue to

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Speaker 3: on them. The President didn't want those votes to be taken,

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Speaker 3: play that they could play the entire month of August,

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Speaker 3: which wouldn't move the needle at all. Since these people

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Speaker 3: can already do their job. They're just going to do

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Speaker 3: it without pay. By the way, if we do it

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Speaker 3: underneath recess appointments, they're still going to do it without

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Speaker 3: without pay. If we go back and we go ahead

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Speaker 3: and change the rules, what happens at that point we

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Speaker 3: can start clearing the slate rather than having to go

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Speaker 3: through a recess appointment over and over again. Because remember

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Speaker 3: recess appointments, I mean, we got to recess for a

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Speaker 3: minimum of ten days. If we can change the rules,

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Speaker 3: then we continued to move forward steadily and get all

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Speaker 3: these people confirmed. Now talk real numbers. This time in

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Speaker 3: twenty seventeen, we only had fifty five nominations confirmed for

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Speaker 3: President Trump and twenty seventeen versus today. Right now, as

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Speaker 3: So we're way past double what President Trump had in seventeen.

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Speaker 3: He's happy with where we're at. We wouldn't have ever

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Speaker 3: went We would have never made a motion to adjourn

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Speaker 3: if President Trump didn't want us to. Because I'm Tony Charlie.

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Speaker 3: He was on the phone with us almost every other hour.

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Speaker 3: It was Lindsey Thun or Lindsay Thun, Lindsey Graham, a

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Speaker 3: Leader Thun, myself, Katie Britt, Eric Schmidt, and Jim Rich

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Speaker 3: was all talking with the President multiple times a day.

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Speaker 16: For sh I get that, and I'm not and center,

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Speaker 16: I'm not trying to question the wisdom of the president here.

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Speaker 16: It just looks like the President just got so ticked

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Speaker 16: off with Chuck Schumer said, Free just threw up his

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Speaker 16: hands like, I'm not I'm not gonnagotiot with a terrorists,

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Speaker 16: and I understand that that is.

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Speaker 3: The best thing that can happen. But I'm not kidding

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Speaker 3: when I say this, Charlie and Chuk, So tell me why,

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Speaker 3: tell me why that does make the case?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 16: Please?

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Speaker 3: I wonder Yeah, because he was willing to tell tell

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Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer to go pound sand. That's not the way

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Speaker 3: normal politics works. Normal politics is, as you know, negotiake, negotiake, negotiake, negotiate,

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Speaker 3: and then you get to a fifty to fifty. President

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Speaker 3: Trump had a clear stopping point. Chuck Schumer pushed him

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Speaker 3: too far, and President Trump was was willing to tell

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Speaker 3: him go pound Sand. I don't I'm not so desperate

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Speaker 3: that I had to have these appointments. I will work

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Speaker 3: around you by appointing these people as a special envoy.

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Speaker 3: I'm not going to give you one single penny. And

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Speaker 3: because you've done this, now you're going to force us

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Speaker 3: to oh change the House rules or the Senate rules.

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Speaker 3: So when he comes back and says we're using the

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Speaker 3: nuclear option, no, we're able depend it on Schumer and

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Speaker 3: say no, because you have Philip bustered every single one

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Speaker 3: of President Trump's nominees, which is unheard of. It has

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Speaker 3: never been taken. It's never happened in the history of

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Speaker 3: the United States. You have forced us to make this change.

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Speaker 3: So it gives President Trump all month to make the

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Speaker 3: case to the American people that Chuck Schumer took the

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Speaker 3: nuclear option and now we're going to make it. Now,

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Speaker 3: we're going to make the rule change to make the

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Speaker 3: Senate work more efficient, which is honestly the best outcome.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't make the argument because we're doing that for

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Speaker 3: the long term.

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Speaker 16: Well hold on, But so two things, What will the

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Speaker 16: some OAR other conversations, doesn't the rule change require sixty

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Speaker 16: votes or no seven some goofy number.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so it technically it used to require sixty seven.

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Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer changed it when he was in office, and

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Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell actually made a speed each in twenty seventeen

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Speaker 3: and said, because you did this, you have forever changed

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Speaker 3: the norms of the Senate. And so Mitch McConnell was

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Speaker 3: the one that Warren Schumer for making the change. He

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Speaker 3: did make the change, and now it put us in

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Speaker 3: this situation. So now we can do fifty one and

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Speaker 3: we can do a simp. Now we'll have to overrule

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Speaker 3: the parlamentarian, which is fine. We'll have the vote to

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Speaker 3: overrull the prolamentarian. Chuck Schumer did that prior to twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 3: So we will simply have to overrule the parliamentary by

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Speaker 3: a simple but vote of fifty one, and then we

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Speaker 3: can do the rule change at fifty one. What the

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Speaker 3: rules change would be, we have several options. One if

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Speaker 3: we got to look at the tiers, so outside the

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Speaker 3: We have two options. Easiest option is that we take

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Speaker 3: we can stay in it all day and we can

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Speaker 3: just simply vote to an end culture fifteen minute debate vote.

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Speaker 3: The other option on that one, and so we go

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Speaker 3: that one is to assume that the nominee that comes

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Speaker 16: Okay, sit, no, just one more. We we gotta take

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Speaker 16: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We

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Speaker 16: Let's go to Let's go to this one. Let's go

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Speaker 16: to cut seven. Please, what would you say?

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Speaker 19: Are there long term or short term consequences of mass

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean it will flood schools, flood hospitals. But

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Speaker 16: and filled out the paperwork and waited your turn. You

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Speaker 16: And we teach our kids at two years old rule

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Speaker 16: breakers get punished, don't cut in line, wait your turn.

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Speaker 16: Yet when it comes to immigration, we act as if

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Speaker 16: and then all of a sudden getting rewards because of that.

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Speaker 4: Amen, Thank you, Thank you.

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Speaker 16: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Okay, we're here

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Speaker 16: at the mobile bigcoin dot com studio. Senator, You're gonna

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Speaker 16: make a point here, but what can we expect wholesale

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Speaker 16: systemic changes because Senator, you can agree with us. It's

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Speaker 16: wrong to win an election and have a whole year

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree. And by the way, Charlie, one of these day,

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Speaker 3: I'm going to grow up and build explain things as

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Speaker 3: gets wonky. I yes, you can't expect wholesale change. And

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Speaker 3: what's interesting about this is we got a bunch of

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Speaker 3: old guards in the Senate. And when I say oh, guards,

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Speaker 3: I mean they protect the establishment like this, like you

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Speaker 3: do this and bow down to it, like when I

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Speaker 3: used to walking to Joe walk into a map. But anyways,

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Speaker 3: my point is is Mitch McConnell's one leading the lead,

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Speaker 3: leading the change on this. He stood up in conference.

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Speaker 3: In mind you there's a few people that still listen

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Speaker 3: conference and made the argument why we have to do

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Speaker 3: this change. So, yes, you're going to expect real change.

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Speaker 3: Our goal is to be able to make the Senate

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Speaker 3: work more efficiently. Now, to keep in mind, there's a

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Speaker 3: lot of Democrats that want to change too, because they're

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Speaker 3: tired of the same thing they see what's happening with

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Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer. They understand that this is you know, we're

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Speaker 3: not always I hope we do, but traditionally speaking, we're

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Speaker 3: not always going to have a Republican president, and this

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Speaker 3: is going to be pushed on them too, so they

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Speaker 3: would like to have change so we can move this along.

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Speaker 3: Eighty percent of our time right now in the Senate

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Speaker 3: is used on executive calendars trying to get these noms

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Speaker 3: across the finish line. And that's on both sides. And

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Speaker 3: I don't I mean, listen, I wasn't a supporter of

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Speaker 3: Biden at all, neither of you. But the fact is

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean well, and here's the thing. You need

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Speaker 16: your people, especially if you have a Senate majority. Now,

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Speaker 16: if you're not in the majority, then with a whole

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Speaker 16: different different game advising consent. But but we have the majority,

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Speaker 16: we won. We want Dave McCormick's a US senator, we

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Speaker 16: won elections to be able to do this. And it

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Speaker 16: is an over compensation because Senator, I think you would

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Speaker 16: agree this is the last question. All of these archaic

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Speaker 16: old Crow ancestry rules are back when the US Senate. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 16: your colleagues actually wanted what was best, and now they

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Speaker 16: want something completely different. The Senate it was a club

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Speaker 16: built on honor, and it was built on mutual respect.

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Speaker 16: I think that is gone and the rules need to

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Speaker 16: reflect the new character or lack thereof of the US Senate.

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Speaker 16: Final thoughts, Senator Mark wayn Mullen.

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Speaker 3: One thousand percent correct, Charlie. We used to there was

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Speaker 3: decorum in the Senate that put America first. That's why

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Speaker 3: the Senate is elected to six years because you don't

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Speaker 3: have to constantly have to play politics back home. Because

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Speaker 3: politics do play a role in legislation. The Senate was

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Speaker 3: supposed to be somewhat above that.

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Speaker 4: But you have Chuck.

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Speaker 3: Schumer that is literally afraid of his own shadow right now.

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Speaker 3: The fact is he knows he can't work with us

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Speaker 3: because he's up for reelection and he's afraid AOC is

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Speaker 3: going to run against him and beat him in a seat,

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Speaker 3: which is absolutely accurate. So therefore it puts him in

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Speaker 3: an ability and inability to build and negotiate. Then you

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Speaker 3: have Corey Booker, who is clearly running for a president

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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty eight and you have Chris Murphy who

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Speaker 3: is running for a president in twenty twenty eight. They

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Speaker 3: aren't willing to negotiate, and most of this stuff takes

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Speaker 3: unanimous consent for us to build and move for So

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Speaker 3: the only option we have is to make these changes.

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Speaker 3: And so therefore we will make these changes. But when

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Speaker 3: we come back in September, I think at September second,

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Speaker 3: we will. We will immediately proceed with a package that

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Speaker 3: we're going to be working on all literally all month,

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Speaker 3: trying to get prepared and ready to vote on the

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Speaker 3: on the rules change so we can start moving forward.

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Speaker 3: By the way the President is, I can't express this

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Speaker 3: enough for how much he's involved in this.

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Speaker 5: He is.

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Speaker 16: Working with us, and I'm not questioning any of those

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Speaker 16: decisions or wisdom. I'm expressing skepticism that we're going to

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Speaker 16: be able to get systemic change. So I need you

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Speaker 16: guys to keep the pressure on and forget the Democrats.

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Speaker 16: We won the We keep on these deadlines. But my goodness, man,

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Speaker 16: by the one year election of Donald Trump's victory in November,

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Speaker 16: if we don't have that one hundred and sixty number

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Speaker 16: The last thing I'll say, Senator, is I know, let

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we can't get to zero because we're constantly confirming

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Speaker 3: more people. They're constantly sending people over to us. So

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Speaker 3: we have one hundred and fifty that we're waiting on

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Speaker 3: plus one hundred and sixty that we have. So this

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Speaker 3: is going to be an ongoing process. But we should

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Speaker 16: Fine, yes, right, So how about anyone that was submitted

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Speaker 16: in January should be done in the next couple like

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Speaker 16: the next thirty to sixty days, right, someone that had

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Speaker 16: their nomination form signed by the President of United States

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Speaker 16: on January twenty sixth. Come on, we got to get

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Speaker 16: through that center. Thank you so much, and our eyes

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Speaker 16: are watching the Senate. We know it's not easy right now.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Charlie, Thank you.

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Speaker 16: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 16: We won the election they did. Second hour coming.

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Speaker 4: Great to see you, Terrence.

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Speaker 21: So what are some of the things that you guys

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Speaker 21: are doing to be able to help people. You and

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Speaker 21: I talk all the time, but I continue to see

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Speaker 21: these testimonies and I think I'm becoming a believer.

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Speaker 4: Well, you know what, Terrence.

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Speaker 23: You know twenty eight years, tens of thousands of documented

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Speaker 23: testimonials where people have gotten off their high blood pressure medication,

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Speaker 23: they got off their insulin, they reversed ailments and diseases,

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Speaker 23: final synosis, arthritis, asthma, allergies, you name it. You know,

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Speaker 23: there's a funny thing, Terrence, if you look online and

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Speaker 23: you know there's nowhere to hide online anymore, in which

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Speaker 23: we love that at Energize Health because all we have

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Speaker 23: is is miracle stories of people.

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Speaker 1: That say it sounded too good to be true.

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Speaker 23: But it changed my life. And so it's so joyful, Terrence,

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Speaker 23: for almost thirty years now to have helped tens of

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Speaker 23: thousands of people to achieve what they never thought was achievable.

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Speaker 23: And I got to tell you one quick story, Terrence,

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Speaker 23: of a grandmother. She owned a hair salon, and she

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Speaker 23: had horrible digestive issues, and she thought she was going

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Speaker 23: to have to retire because she'd have to run to

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Speaker 23: the bathroom, you know, like every hour on the hour

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Speaker 23: because of her irritable bow syndrome and her digestive issues

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Speaker 23: she was dealing with, and she just was getting fatigued.

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Speaker 23: And one of her friends told her about the five

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Speaker 23: to five to five challenge, so she went on that

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Speaker 23: and then she joined our full eighty eight day protocol.

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Speaker 23: But Terrence, she just reported in about a year later.

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Speaker 23: She said, John, I just had to report in and

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Speaker 23: tell you what I did. I did something that wasn't

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Speaker 23: even on my bucket list, she said. I just climbed

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Speaker 23: eight and a half hours straight up a mountain. You know,

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Speaker 23: I never thought i'd be a mountain climber, she said.

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Speaker 23: She said, but as a grandmother, she said, I'm climbing

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Speaker 23: mountains now. She said, I couldn't hardly walk back and

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Speaker 23: forth to.

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Speaker 4: My chair in my salon.

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Speaker 23: I'm doing what I never dreamed I would do.

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Speaker 21: And John, what you're really helping people do is get

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Speaker 21: to the root of their issues. And for most of

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Speaker 21: the issues that people are facing, you say it's deep

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Speaker 21: inside of us, it's really at the cellular level.

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Speaker 22: That's where it starts, and so that's what you're addressing.

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Speaker 4: Well, we totally are, Terrence.

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Speaker 23: Look the doctors say, which we have hundreds of doctors

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Speaker 23: now and thousands of nurses that are our clients who

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Speaker 23: have done are medically approved, science backed research protocol. It's

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Speaker 23: a patent pending science. But literally terrence, the doctors say,

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Speaker 23: you guys cracked the coat. You crack the code of

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Speaker 23: health and wellness because you went to the root cause,

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Speaker 23: which was that sellular dehydration. You're getting us and our patients, which,

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Speaker 23: by the way, all these doctors and nurses became our

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Speaker 23: client because they saw what happened to their patient and

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Speaker 23: they'd never seen anything like that before. They didn't see somebody,

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Speaker 23: you know, in thirty to sixty days reverse diabetes or

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Speaker 23: high blood pressure or bad cholesterol or a one C

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Speaker 23: whatever it was. But they saw a miracle in their

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Speaker 23: own doctor's office. They decided, I want to participate in this.

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Speaker 23: And after they did, they realized, no, wonder, you guys

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Speaker 23: are pushing out all the inflammation, you're pushing out all

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Speaker 23: the toxins.

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Speaker 1: You are truly getting.

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Speaker 23: People healthy at the sellular level.

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Speaker 4: This is what the medical.

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Speaker 23: Community needs to make people well.

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Speaker 21: Wow, And folks, if you want more information, it's right

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Speaker 21: there at the bottom of the screen. Myfive to five

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Speaker 21: to five challenge dot com log on you can hear

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Speaker 21: the testimonials there and then if you want to get involved,

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Speaker 21: feel free.

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Speaker 22: That's gonna do it for us.

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Speaker 24: Really appreciate you being here with us.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at

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Speaker 16: charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast that's the

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Speaker 16: Charlie Kirkshow podcast page. Joining us now is one of

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Speaker 16: our favorite guests, Mark Halprin, editor in chief of Two

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Speaker 16: Way and Host Up of Next host of Next Up

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Speaker 16: on the Megan Kelly Network. Mark, Great to see you.

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Speaker 16: Thank you for taking the time. Mark. I want to

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Speaker 16: begin by asking you about this Texas redistricting fight. Do

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Speaker 16: you think this will trigger more jerrymandering fights from Democrat

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Speaker 16: states and further disfiguring are already unrecognizable congressional districts in

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Speaker 16: many states across the country.

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Speaker 25: I mean, they'll talk about it in about five or

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Speaker 25: six states, but the laws are all different, right, and

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Speaker 25: I'm not sure they'll be able to both get it

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Speaker 25: executed and actually take advantage of it. Because this is

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Speaker 25: true in Texas. When you start playing with the maps,

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Speaker 25: you risk endangering seats you hold currently by trying to

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Speaker 25: move around Republican support so I'd be surprised if more

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Speaker 25: than one or two Democratic states actually try this for real,

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Speaker 25: and I'm not sure they'd execute it. So there's a

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Speaker 25: lot of talk about it, and it's an interesting, you know,

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Speaker 25: tit for Tad's story, But if you go state by

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Speaker 25: state and look at the laws, it's not clear to

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Speaker 25: me where Democrats would pick up the seats offset what

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Speaker 25: Texas is almost certainly going to do.

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Speaker 16: But a lot of this hinges on the Republicans believing

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Speaker 16: Hispanics will continue to go right wing. That doesn't happen,

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Speaker 16: then this redraw ends up becoming maybe even a Democrat

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Speaker 16: positive talk about how the Hispanic move in Texas makes

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Speaker 16: this a Republican move ten years ago, this wouldn't have

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Speaker 16: actually been that, and how much of the Texas gambit

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Speaker 16: is really reliant on the continuing changing of the Republican

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Speaker 16: Party's core demographics.

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Speaker 25: You know, it's a big factor, right And you know,

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Speaker 25: for fifteen twenty years, the big line from Democrats and

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Speaker 25: some Republicans was demography is destiny. Hispanics vote overwhelmingly Democrat,

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Speaker 25: Texas will become a purple state and then a solidly

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Speaker 25: blue state.

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Speaker 1: And what disrupted that was not.

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Speaker 25: Just Donald Trump, but the parties I bring identity overall,

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Speaker 25: and some other Republican candidates developing the capacity to appeal

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Speaker 25: to Hispanic voters, working class voters, religious voters, Conservatives, people

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Speaker 25: who want it to be tough on the border, people

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Speaker 25: who think the US should not be funding NATA. Hispanic

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Speaker 25: voters have some differences, but a lot of them are

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Speaker 25: like the rest of the electorate. They're ready to vote

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Speaker 25: with them the candidate or the party that appeals to them.

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Speaker 25: So it's clear that it's for grabs. But it's also

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Speaker 25: clear that the inexorable move of Texas to purple and

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Speaker 25: then blue has been disrupted by the several factors, most

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Speaker 25: of all the capability to compete for Hispanic voters, a

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Speaker 25: growing share of the elector in Texas.

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Speaker 16: Let's play cut three hundred. This is Governor Hokel threatening

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Speaker 16: to redraw the maps. Play cut three hundred.

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Speaker 26: Well, Donald Trump and his co conspirator Greg Abbott wrote

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Speaker 26: our democracy and dregus toward ay authoritarianism now, but Texas

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Speaker 26: and Republican states are doing it. The direction of Donald Trump,

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Speaker 26: I say, is nothing short of a legal insurrection against

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Speaker 26: our capital. Republicans are willing to rewrite these rules to

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Speaker 26: give themselves an advantage. Then they're leaving us no choice.

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Speaker 26: We must do the same. There's a phrase, you have

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Speaker 26: to fight fire with fire. That is a true statement

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Speaker 26: of how we're feeling right now. As I've said another

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Speaker 26: overused but applicable phrase, all's fair in love and war.

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Speaker 26: That's why I'm exploring with our leaders every option to

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Speaker 26: redraw our state congressional lines as soon as possible.

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Speaker 16: Well, first of all, she says, we're at war. That's

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Speaker 16: that's quite sweet. New York redrew their maps though, to

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Speaker 16: eliminate three Republicans seats in twenty twenty three. This is

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Speaker 16: some This is not a new concept for major states

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Speaker 16: to try, and they're twenty twenty two to try and

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Speaker 16: change lines to benefit one political party.

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Speaker 25: Well, it's as old as the Republic practically. And I

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Speaker 25: find it somewhat hilarious to hear these Democrats on their

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Speaker 25: high horse about how horrible it is to read district

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Speaker 25: for political advantage, because both parties have done it particularly

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Speaker 25: ironic that some of the Texas Democratic legislators took refuge

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Speaker 25: in Illinois, a state as one of the most aggressive

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Speaker 25: democratic redistricting, and you know, the Democrats basically have the attitude,

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Speaker 25: and I wouldn't say Republicans differ. We're for redistricting in

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Speaker 25: blue states that benefit us, but red states they shouldn't

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Speaker 25: do it, and you know Republicans say the opposite. So

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Speaker 25: if Kathy Hokle thinks she can ring more democratic states

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Speaker 25: out of the map, and if.

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Speaker 1: The legislature will go along with her.

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Speaker 25: And they can execute, maybe she can't alt say that

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Speaker 25: the aanes Democrats and Republicans expect. In Texas, we went

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Speaker 25: through a period where good government types prevailed and a

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Speaker 25: lot of states to say redistricting should be nonpartisan, there

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Speaker 25: shouldn't be anything close to this, that the line should

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Speaker 25: be drawn to keep communities together, not so called jerrymanderd

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Speaker 25: We are drawing them with sophisticated technology specifically to try

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Speaker 25: to maximize the partisan edge of one side. And of

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Speaker 25: course statistically you can see where it's effective and where

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Speaker 25: those who believe it shouldn't be done are losing out

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Speaker 25: because you know how many people vote in the state

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Speaker 25: for Democrats and Republicans. That should represent the rough balance

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Speaker 25: of what makes up the congressional delegation. But we see

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Speaker 25: in state after state that's not the case, even though

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Speaker 25: some states have adopted nonpartisan commissions and other efforts to

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Speaker 25: keep this from being political.

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Speaker 1: But Texas wants to make it political.

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Speaker 25: It's not surprising these democratic states want to I'm just

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Speaker 25: not sure they'll be able to execute on it.

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Speaker 16: One of the reasons we love having you on the program,

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Speaker 16: Marc is you are an honest reporter. You got the

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Speaker 16: Biden story right and correct well before anybody else, and

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Speaker 16: you talk to people on the left quite frequently. There's

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Speaker 16: a piece of tape here that I want to find. Guys,

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Speaker 16: can you find that one where he says it's going

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Speaker 16: to take forty years to reverse it. I'm trying to

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Speaker 16: find this here where essentially I want to play this

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Speaker 16: piece of tape see and get your take on whether

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Speaker 16: or not this is accurate of the type of democrat

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Speaker 16: mentality you're seeing and sensing. Let's play cut two fifty six.

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Speaker 13: I have long operated an assumption it's going to take

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Speaker 13: us about forty years ago this whole.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I believe in forty years.

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Speaker 13: Yes, I believe in cyconical history eighteen twenties, eighteen sixties,

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Speaker 13: nineteen twenties, nineteen sixties, we're in the twenty twenties. We're

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Speaker 13: not getting out this to the twenty sixties.

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Speaker 4: Oh, it's going to take.

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Speaker 13: A long time the sixties.

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Speaker 16: I mean, it might not take forty years. Mark. But

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Speaker 16: are Democrats really that demoralized?

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Speaker 25: Some of them are because Donald Trump's victory, as you

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Speaker 25: well know, charliecause you've studied it.

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Speaker 1: It's not just he won the popular vote.

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Speaker 25: It's the move of these demographic groups towards him, the

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Speaker 25: moves of more many counties towards him, and the lack

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Speaker 25: of ideas. You know, right now, why are Democrats all

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Speaker 25: jazzed up about this redistricting thing? Because they can fight

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Speaker 25: Donald Trump in a dramatic way. They'll get a lot

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Speaker 25: of news coverage for it, but there are no ideas

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Speaker 25: behind This is a process fight. Donald Trump fights on process,

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Speaker 25: but that's not why he was one two out of

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Speaker 25: three elections. He talks about ideas that real Americans think

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Speaker 25: about when act there real lives in a positive way.

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Speaker 25: And so Democrats who think they're going to be in

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Speaker 25: the wilderness for a while, see a lack of leadership,

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Speaker 25: see a lack of fundraising, see a lack of democratic

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Speaker 25: shows like yours. But I think most of what they

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Speaker 25: see is just a lack of ideas, a lack of

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Speaker 25: capacity to say to the American people, we can make your

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Speaker 25: life better.

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Speaker 4: Again.

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Speaker 16: I'm not This show is not a show where we're

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Speaker 16: always like, oh, the red wave is coming and Democrats

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Speaker 16: are always going to be wiped out. But Mark, at

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Speaker 16: more small lell or Democrat fundraising, a lot more candidate recruitment.

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Speaker 16: Can you at least give us a little bit of

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Speaker 16: an idea what is going on in the kind of

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Speaker 16: mechanics the gridding of the Democrat Party? Are we seeing

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Speaker 16: twenty seventeen type energy? What is this a parallel to

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Speaker 16: one minute remaining?

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Speaker 1: Okay, we'll make no mistake.

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Speaker 25: They won all those Senate races in the contestant states

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Speaker 25: that Donald Trump won. They may well take control of

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Speaker 25: the House. So it's not like they're, you know, going

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Speaker 25: down to a fourteen percent party. What's happening is the

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Speaker 25: DNC is sophisticated. They're behind by more than they realize

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Speaker 25: have charismatic leaders who are doing stuff that people are

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Speaker 25: excited about. Quite the contrary, they're depressed about having much money.

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Speaker 25: They gave Kamla Harris only to see or lose. So

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Speaker 25: they need to get that virtuous cycle going. They need

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Speaker 25: some victories. And that's part of what this is about,

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Speaker 25: this redistricting thing. They're trying to get in the news

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Speaker 25: to say to their tribe, give us money. We know

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Speaker 25: what we're doing. We're going to fight Donald Trump. We're

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Speaker 25: going to fight the Republicans.

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Speaker 1: But they're not there.

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Speaker 25: And part of it again is the lack of ideas,

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Speaker 25: As I said, they're further behind.

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Speaker 1: I think then they realize.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always freedom at

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Speaker 16: Charlie Kirk dot com. Okay, Mark Calpern, you're gonna have

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Speaker 16: to explain this to me. New York Times rates a

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Speaker 16: piece what to do when the President acts like a

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Speaker 16: five year old. I really don't like the term trumped

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Speaker 16: arrangement syndrome, but it's just accurate. I haven't found a

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Speaker 16: better one to fill it. TDS, the TDS and mainstream

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Speaker 16: media reached a new fever pitch. What is driving it,

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Speaker 16: what is behind it? And is there any hope to

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Speaker 16: cure this disease?

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean we did.

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Speaker 25: We largely cured measles and the mumps, so maybe you

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Speaker 25: know Trump arrangement syndrome is coming.

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Speaker 16: I'm kidding.

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Speaker 25: It's the natural resting state of the of the what

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Speaker 25: I call the dominant media.

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Speaker 1: They want to be.

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Speaker 25: An opposition to Donald Trump, and after twenty sixteen and

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Speaker 25: he won. There was like a five minute thing where

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Speaker 25: the New York Times said, we really need to understand America.

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Speaker 25: And then it was basically four years of Trump arrangement syndrome,

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Speaker 25: and then four more years and then after he won

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Speaker 25: in twenty twenty four and got off to such a

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Speaker 25: fast start in the transition, I think there was it

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Speaker 25: was at its low point within the media, which is

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Speaker 25: they respected his victory. They were embarrassed privately about Joe

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Speaker 25: Biden and their role in covering up his loss of

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Speaker 25: mental acuity. And if you look at the coverage and

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Speaker 25: the transition and through the first few months, it wasn't laudatory,

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Speaker 25: but it wasn't as reflective as Trump arrangement syndrome. In

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Speaker 25: the last few weeks, it's all come back and so

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Speaker 25: back to their natural state. The information on the economy

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Speaker 25: is mixed, but now it's all being reported as negative.

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Speaker 25: Even some Republicans will say they're not crazy about the

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Speaker 25: presidence firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics,

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Speaker 25: But now that's being turned into a metaphor for what

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Speaker 25: a horrible guy Donald Trump is. Donald Trump, you know,

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Speaker 25: says some inaccurate things, quite regularly, and so now they're

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Speaker 25: attributing that to both of them being a huge liar

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Speaker 25: and loss of mental acuity on his part, covering it

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Speaker 25: way more than Joe Biden was ever covered.

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Speaker 1: So I don't believe there's a cure for this Trump

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Speaker 1: rangement syndrome.

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Speaker 25: And I believe most of all that Donald Trump benefits

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Speaker 25: so much from Trump rangement syndrome so much. And that's

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Speaker 25: the ultimate irony of the media's Trump Rangement syndrome. They're

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Speaker 25: helping the very person they're trying to destroy.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, and so the the Democrat Party, I'm endlessly interested.

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Speaker 16: I know you've mentioned this before, but where is the

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Speaker 16: political entrepreneurs the Democrat Party. I mean, there's there's plenty

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Speaker 16: of opportunities. We saw this actually in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen,

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Speaker 16: everyone would be starting new group's, new protest movements. I'm

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Speaker 16: not saying that there's no energy, but I suppose Mom

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Speaker 16: Donnie's a little bit of a manifestation of this. But

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Speaker 16: they're so obvious shortfalls. I mean they're trying, For example,

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Speaker 16: they've tried a couple very just like low energy, just

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Speaker 16: lackluster attempts to try to win over younger people to

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Speaker 16: come after turning Point USA. I suppose when you're talking

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Speaker 16: to Democrat operatives, why are they how are they assessing

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Speaker 16: their lack of bottom up political entrepreneurs.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's three things.

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Speaker 25: One is it's just I don't know if you call

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Speaker 25: it luck, bad luck, whatever, but they just don't have

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Speaker 25: the kind of people like you and others who are

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Speaker 25: both talented content creators and also people who believe in

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Speaker 25: the cause.

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Speaker 1: You've got.

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Speaker 25: You know, the guys in crooked media, they're just as

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Speaker 25: likely to take a dump on a presidential candidate of

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Speaker 25: their own party than they are to look for the good.

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Speaker 1: So that's number one is they just don't have the horses.

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Speaker 1: Number two.

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Speaker 25: Again, they're so spoiled by having the dominant media on

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Speaker 25: their side. You all rose up in reaction to an

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Speaker 25: absence in the market of voices to be counterposed. Even

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Speaker 25: though the dominant media is nowhere near as powerful as

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Speaker 25: it used to be, even though Biden and Harris have

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Speaker 25: caused a bit of a fissure, it's still every game

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Speaker 25: is a home game for them, and so they just

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Speaker 25: don't have the same incentives. So good the fierce necessity

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Speaker 25: to rise up because every day they can turn on

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Speaker 25: NBC and open the New York Times website and see

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Speaker 25: and see their side. And then lastly, it's again back

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Speaker 25: to the absence of ideas. You can build voices and

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Speaker 25: grassroots around tactics and strategy and famous people and you know,

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Speaker 25: creative ideas.

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Speaker 1: Like your group does.

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Speaker 25: But in the end, people want to know what's going

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Speaker 25: to make their life better, and so your events are

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Speaker 25: fun and interesting and filled with energy. But there's lots

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Speaker 25: of conversation about policy ideas at the state, local, and

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Speaker 25: national level that people can be excited about. They just

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Speaker 25: haven't generated those ideas in such a long time.

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Speaker 16: It's such a great point and mark in person. I'd

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Speaker 16: love to explore this topic deeper. Again, this is not

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Speaker 16: just trying to celebrate everything down at Turning Point, USA,

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Speaker 16: which I do believe is worthy of appreciation, but it's perplextion,

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Speaker 16: right because you look at that Voters of Tomorrow summit

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Speaker 16: that Nancy Pelosi spoke at. I mean that was pathetic.

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Speaker 16: I mean it was maybe two hundred people, and that

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Speaker 16: It wasn't as if they weren't able to get the

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Speaker 16: big guns, but there's something missing there. I'm not there

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Speaker 16: definitely a major disconnect in the landscape. Everyone check out

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Speaker 16: Two Ways To and Mark Halprin's wonderful program. I think

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Speaker 16: thank you so much. We'll see you.

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Speaker 1: Thank you so good to see it. Take care you too.

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Speaker 16: Email us is always Freedom at charliekirk dot com. Subscribe

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Speaker 21: Thanks so much for being here with us. Now that

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Speaker 21: President Trump's tariffs are live, he is out with some

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Speaker 21: revenue just last month.

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Speaker 27: Well, we're gonna pay down. We have a lot of

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Speaker 27: money coming in, much more money than the country's ever seen,

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Speaker 27: by hundreds of billions of dollars, and there could be

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Speaker 27: a distribution or a dividend to the people of our country.

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Speaker 27: I would say for people that would be middle income

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Speaker 27: people and lower income people, we could do a dividend.

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Speaker 27: But one of the things we're going to be doing

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Speaker 27: is reducing debt. But we have hundreds of billions of

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Speaker 27: dollars pouring into our country.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 27: We should have done this many years ago.

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Speaker 21: Meantime, the Commander in Chief says he is sending peace

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Speaker 21: on voice Steve Whitkoff to Russia this week ahead of

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Speaker 21: the sanctions deadline Vladimir Putin in this country are facing.

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Speaker 21: The president has also ordered two nuclear submarines to be

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Speaker 21: deployed as a show.

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Speaker 22: Of force against Russia.

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Speaker 21: Forty seven set a deadline of the end of the

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Speaker 21: week for Russia to take steps to end the Ukraine

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Speaker 21: War or otherwise face sanctions. Talking to reporters on Sunday,

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Speaker 21: he said the best way for Russia to avoid sanctions

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Speaker 21: is to quote set a deal where people stop getting killed.

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Speaker 22: Will, of course keep you updated.

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Speaker 21: The political focus in Texas this morning is the state's

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Speaker 21: newly redrawn voting map, which is expected to give Republicans

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Speaker 21: five more winnable congressional seats in Texas. The bigger picture, however,

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Speaker 21: is that the change could help the could help pad

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Speaker 21: excuse me, the currently thin GOP majority in the House

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Speaker 21: during the upcoming midterm elections. However, many Texas House Democrats

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Speaker 21: left the state on Sunday in order to block today's

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Speaker 21: scheduled vote on the voting maps. It's not clear how

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Speaker 21: long those lawmakers will stay out of state. Texas Governor

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Speaker 21: Greg Abbott, though, now threatening to try and remove protesting

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Speaker 21: Democratic lawmakers from office if they don't return. You may

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Speaker 21: remember Texas Democrats pulled a similar stunt four years ago

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Speaker 21: and stayed away for thirty.

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Speaker 22: Eight days in protest.

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Speaker 21: Then it was over a new voting restrictions bill that

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Speaker 21: ultimately passed anyway, despite the Democrat exodus.

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Speaker 4: That's what we will not come fly.

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Speaker 17: You're listening to the sound of freedom.

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Speaker 22: It's the Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 16: dot com slash Charlie. Joining us now was a great man,

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Speaker 16: an author of a phenomenal, phenomenal new book, One Nation

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Speaker 16: Always under God, profiles in Christian courage, Senator Tim Scott

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Speaker 16: joins us. Senator Scott, thank you so much for joining

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Speaker 16: the program, and congratulations on the one year wedding anniversary. Senator,

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Speaker 16: great to see you.

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Speaker 4: Thanks Charlie very much for having on the program. Certainly

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Speaker 4: one year. I'm always excited about how god fulfills your prayers.

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Speaker 4: It took me fifty plus years to get here, but

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Speaker 4: I am thankful to be here now. So it's a

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Speaker 4: good day.

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Speaker 16: Hey, you're finishing, You're finishing strong with all that matters,

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Speaker 16: my friend. So, Senator, I love, and I have to

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Speaker 16: be honest. I love how you are always mentioning your

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Speaker 16: faith in Jesus Christ our Lord. You're unafraid to do that,

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Speaker 16: and I wish more lawmakers were also unafraid. Can you

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Speaker 16: just introduce you? I mean, people know your story roughly,

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Speaker 16: but I want to get to your book. But why

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Speaker 16: is it that you have such boldness and conviction to

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Speaker 16: proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Christ as our king?

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Speaker 16: Because in politics it feels so materialistic and power hungry.

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Speaker 16: So please elaborate on that, sir.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, Charlie. For me, it comes right down to

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Speaker 4: one thing. As a kid growing up in poverty, single

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Speaker 4: parent households. You know, one of the most devastating realities

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Speaker 4: of our country is too many kids grow up in

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Speaker 4: fatherless homes. And as one of those kids, I gotta

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Speaker 4: tell you, you either turn to drugs, you turn to gangs,

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Speaker 4: you turned to team sports, you turn to something to

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Speaker 4: help you understand who you are. And I was blessed

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Speaker 4: by a praying grandmother and a praying mother who taught

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Speaker 4: me that my identity isn't in gangs or drugs, or

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Speaker 4: even in sports, though I love them. My identity would

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Speaker 4: only be found in Christ. And so long story short, Charlie,

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Speaker 4: I had a great friend who taught me that he

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Speaker 4: was happy because Jesus Christ was the lord of his life.

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Speaker 4: And this is a white guy. He was living in

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Speaker 4: a single wide trailer his family. They were poor, almost

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Speaker 4: as poor as we were, but he had this energy,

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Speaker 4: this enthusiasm about life, and he said it came from

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Speaker 4: this source called Jesus. And I literally asked a question,

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Speaker 4: what else, because there must be something else besides Jesus.

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Speaker 4: And I learned as a freshman in college that when

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Speaker 4: you give your life to Jesus, nothing is the same,

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Speaker 4: and you find the father you're looking for. Ephesians two

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Speaker 4: writes the story of our lives, giving us the identity

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Speaker 4: that we need in Christ. Jesus and Galatians three twenty

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Speaker 4: eight tells me, I was adopted into the King of Kings,

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Speaker 4: the Lord of Lord's family, and so I could always

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Speaker 4: be confident and strong and who I am in Christ.

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Speaker 4: I might not be strong and who I am without Christ,

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Speaker 4: but in Him I can celebrate. And so I always

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Speaker 4: make sure that I never forget where I come from

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Speaker 4: and now whose I am, And that's always a time

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Speaker 4: to celebrate. And frankly, Charlie, I'm a mother one of

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Speaker 4: a preacher. So I'm trying to be short because once

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Speaker 4: I start winding up on Christ, sometimes I go a

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Speaker 4: little along.

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Speaker 16: But let me just simply say this, Oh I foundation,

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Speaker 16: you got there, I love it. Please finish.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the foundations of this country are a Judeo Christian foundation.

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Speaker 4: Anyone who suggests otherwise they are just lying to you

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Speaker 4: or completely misled. Number two, our future will be defined

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Speaker 4: by our adherents to that Judeo Christian ethos that has

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Speaker 4: been the foundation of the greatest story on earth, and

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Speaker 4: it's called America.

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Speaker 16: Oh I love it now. I sent him. I was

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Speaker 16: gonna make a joke. I said, you got the preacher

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Speaker 16: energy and the Senate floor speaking energy kind of together,

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Speaker 16: and so you can just keep going. I love it.

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Speaker 4: And that's the nicest way anyone, Charlie. That's the nicest

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Speaker 4: way anyone, Charlie. That's nicest way anyone has ever said,

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Speaker 4: you're long winded. I appreciate that that was funny. I

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Speaker 4: was trying to tell a joke there.

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Speaker 16: Well, well, thank you. So I want to get to

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Speaker 16: your book here. It's One Nation Always under God. We're

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Speaker 16: showing it up on screen. I want everyone to check

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Speaker 16: it out. Profiles and Christian courage, and I just want

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Speaker 16: to continue to encourage you to speak about your faith

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Speaker 16: at all times because it's I notice it, and I

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Speaker 16: see it, and so many others do. Tell us about

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Speaker 16: some of these stories here, like abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison.

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Speaker 16: I knew nothing about him before beginning to read your book.

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Speaker 16: Tell us about it, Senator.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. One of the things I wanted to do. You know,

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Speaker 4: one of the most controversial things I've ever said, I

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Speaker 4: think as a public official, is that America is not

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Speaker 4: a racist country. And I was attacked vehemently in response

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Speaker 4: to President Biden's comments and Kamala Harris's comments and the

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Speaker 4: whole world went crazy. And so when I wrote this book,

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Speaker 4: I had that in the back of my mind. See, America,

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Speaker 4: we certainly have an original sin. We all do. We

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Speaker 4: were born into sin and conceived and wickedness in a way.

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Speaker 4: The truth of the matter, though, is that we've always

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Speaker 4: fought for our identity through the declaration of Independence, that

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Speaker 4: God gave us these inalienable rights that come from God,

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Speaker 4: not from man. So I wanted to tell the story

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Speaker 4: of a little known guy named William Lloyd Garrison who

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Speaker 4: fought tooth and nail for the freedom he believed only

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Speaker 4: comes from God. And as a result, he was a journalist.

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Speaker 4: Thank God for holy ghost filled journalists back in those days.

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Speaker 4: We could use some now, I want to We really do,

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Speaker 4: we really do. But here's a guy willing to lose

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Speaker 4: his fortune, lose his fame, and frankly lose his life

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Speaker 4: just so that he could do what God had called

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Speaker 4: him to do. And it's a fantastic story. By the book,

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Speaker 4: One Nation Always under God, and hear how he overcame

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Speaker 4: the challenges, how he's escape a mob because he felt

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Speaker 4: like he had to go into the fire to come

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Speaker 4: out looking like the hold. And that's what God does

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Speaker 4: with ordinary people time and time again. Hey, listen, I've

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Speaker 4: watched your youtubes, Charlie, and the one thing I can

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Speaker 4: tell you about your YouTube, you're on fire when you

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Speaker 4: were challenging the most liberal orthodoxy on college campuses and

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Speaker 4: around this country because you believe that there's this core

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Speaker 4: to your soul that is anchored in Christ. And you

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Speaker 4: have an obligation of responsibility and frankly the good fortune

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Speaker 4: to educate the misinformed, to educate the miseducated, and to

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Speaker 4: educate the indoctrinated. We need to have more stories like

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Speaker 4: yours and William Lloyd Garrison to remind people of our future.

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Speaker 16: Well, thank you for saying that. And that means a lot, Senator.

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Speaker 16: And the book One Nation Always under God includes a

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Speaker 16: man that I actually had a chance to shake his hand.

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Speaker 16: There is a restaurant in the Starrs of Chicago called Levels.

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Speaker 16: I had a chance to meet Jim Lovell once, actually

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Speaker 16: apoll of thirteen, astronaut whose faith sustained him two hundred

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Speaker 16: thousand miles from Earth. Tell us about Jim Lovell and

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Speaker 16: his faith.

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Speaker 4: Well, Charlie, here's another great story. You are a blessed

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Speaker 4: man to have shaken his hand. What an amazing life

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Speaker 4: he lived. But perhaps the most important part of his

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Speaker 4: life is how he connected his faith and how he

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Speaker 4: overcame the crisis. At the time. Here's a guy two

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Speaker 4: hundred thousand miles away from home. He had been prepared

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Speaker 4: to be an astronaut. He had dreamt about it. He

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Speaker 4: was living his dream, and then everything that could go wrong,

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Speaker 4: including running out of oxygen hundreds of thousands of miles

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Speaker 4: not just from home but from Earth. What did he do?

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Speaker 4: He prayed?

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Speaker 22: He thought.

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Speaker 4: In one of the scriptures I love in the Bible

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Speaker 4: is Matthew twenty two to thirty seven that says we

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Speaker 4: should love the Lord our God with all your heart,

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Speaker 4: mind and strength. Well, how do we love the Lord

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Speaker 4: our God with all of our minds? I think we

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Speaker 4: have to develop our minds. God gave us tremendous capacity.

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Speaker 4: And what you read in Jim Lovell's story is how

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Speaker 4: he developed his mind about the things of being an astronaut.

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Speaker 4: And as a result, under pressure, your mind instinctively goes

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Speaker 4: to where it has spent a lot of time, and

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Speaker 4: fortunately for the other astronauts out in space with him.

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Speaker 4: His mind went to problem solving. He figured out how

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Speaker 4: to calm his nerves. First Pe five seven reminds us

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Speaker 4: that we can cast all of our cares upon the Lord,

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Speaker 4: for it cares for us. In that state, he found

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Speaker 4: peace that allowed him to put together how to conserve

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Speaker 4: the oxygen, get back to Earth, and save the lives

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Speaker 4: of his fellow astronauts, all while praising the Lord. I

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Speaker 4: believe that we are not always going to have great times.

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Speaker 4: Sometimes we run into something that seems insurmountable. What do

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Speaker 4: you do? Then? You what, Jim Lovell did? You have

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Speaker 4: great faith? Whether it works or whether it does it,

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Speaker 4: you're always better off leaning into your faith during times

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Speaker 4: of crisis. Jim Lovell's story and One Nation Always under

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01:23:13,080 --> 01:23:16,200
Speaker 4: God is a great place to understand what to do

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Speaker 4: when you find yourself in an extraordinary circumstance that requires

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Speaker 4: an extraordinary God.

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Speaker 16: So it's so beautifully said. We only a couple of

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Speaker 16: minutes remaining here, Senator Again, the book is One Nation

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Speaker 16: Always under God profiles in Christian courage. What would you

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Speaker 16: say is the through line between William Lloyd Garrison, Jim

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01:23:37,520 --> 01:23:42,160
Speaker 16: Lovell Dorothea Dix Norman, Borlog that you talk about in

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Speaker 16: this book. When you were putting this book together, when

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01:23:44,360 --> 01:23:47,880
Speaker 16: you were composing it, they all had Christian courage. But

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01:23:48,160 --> 01:23:53,040
Speaker 16: is is there a biblical character consistency between all of

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Speaker 16: these people that you try to then apply to your

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01:23:55,960 --> 01:23:58,919
Speaker 16: entire life. Was there a spiritual discipline? Was there a practice?

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01:23:58,960 --> 01:24:02,360
Speaker 16: Was there a humility? Was there a piety? Tell us

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01:24:02,400 --> 01:24:05,559
Speaker 16: what you learned as far as similarities between all of

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01:24:05,560 --> 01:24:08,879
Speaker 16: these people in different walks of life, in different times,

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Speaker 16: in different centuries, the commonalities and the similarities that some

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Speaker 16: of them had.

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Speaker 4: Genesis twelve one and two reminds us two and three

1535
01:24:17,680 --> 01:24:20,360
Speaker 4: actually tells us that the Good Lord will make your

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01:24:20,439 --> 01:24:23,800
Speaker 4: name great here upon the earth as you adhere to

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Speaker 4: the Gospel message, so to speak. In the Old Testament,

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Speaker 4: of course, they didn't call it the Gospel message, but

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Speaker 4: in the New Testament we refer to it. One of

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Speaker 4: the things you'll find through all the stories in the

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Speaker 4: book is the faith of Abraham. Abraham is a father

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Speaker 4: of the faithful, But before he was Abraham, he was

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01:24:40,560 --> 01:24:44,560
Speaker 4: just Abram. Abram was a guy that has some doubts,

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01:24:44,800 --> 01:24:49,320
Speaker 4: some inconsistencies, and some insecurities, and as a result, he

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01:24:49,439 --> 01:24:51,960
Speaker 4: tried to do things his own way, kind of like me,

1546
01:24:52,320 --> 01:24:54,439
Speaker 4: probably not like you. But I've tried to do things

1547
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Speaker 4: my own way, Charlie, and it always leads to the

1548
01:24:57,640 --> 01:25:01,360
Speaker 4: wrong direction. But what I become a when I see

1549
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Speaker 4: the Lord and the things that I'm doing, I find

1550
01:25:03,920 --> 01:25:07,360
Speaker 4: the through line in my book is the Abrahamic spirit

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01:25:07,479 --> 01:25:12,160
Speaker 4: that faith I adhere to and applied where I have

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01:25:12,280 --> 01:25:16,240
Speaker 4: an expertise always produces the best results for me and

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01:25:16,320 --> 01:25:19,559
Speaker 4: more importantly for the nation or for the world where

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01:25:19,560 --> 01:25:22,599
Speaker 4: I'm called to serve. And whether it's Norman Burlog, whether

1555
01:25:22,600 --> 01:25:28,200
Speaker 4: it's Dorothea Dixed, fighting for those who are mentally mentally challenged,

1556
01:25:28,560 --> 01:25:31,280
Speaker 4: all what we see through all of their lives is

1557
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Speaker 4: the dependence on God under pressure, and how their faith

1558
01:25:37,120 --> 01:25:40,920
Speaker 4: is bolstered not by the results, but by the peace

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01:25:41,160 --> 01:25:43,519
Speaker 4: that comes in the midst of a crisis. You can

1560
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Speaker 4: have that, and if you read the book One Nation

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Speaker 4: Always under God, you'll find how to have peace in

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Speaker 4: the midst of challenges and how to believe that America's

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Speaker 4: best days are ahead of us, and thank God they are.

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Speaker 16: Amen, Praise the Lord, thank you so much, and we'll

1565
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Speaker 16: be praying for you and thank you for being an

1566
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Speaker 16: example of a godly Christian leader in the US Senate.

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Speaker 16: One Nation Always under God, by Senator Tim Scott. Thank

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Speaker 16: you so much.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Charlie. God bless you. I hope to see

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Speaker 4: you sometime on the show again.

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Speaker 16: Yes, sir, you're welcome anytime. Thank you. It was beautiful.

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Speaker 16: I love leaders that are unafraid to preach the Gospel

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Speaker 16: in the public square. So necessary, so needed, so rare.

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Speaker 16: Patriot Mobile dot com slash Charlie, make the switch today.

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Speaker 16: The truth is there's only one that boldly stands in

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Speaker 16: That is Patriot Mobile dot com slash Charlie. So check

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Speaker 16: it out right now Patriot Mobile dot com slash Charlie.

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Speaker 16: All right, guys, breaking news twenty twenty five. The Pope

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Speaker 16: is a registered Republican and somebody else is also a

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Speaker 16: registered Republican. I'll tell you who.

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Speaker 17: After the break, letting everyone ou socialism sucks the Charlie

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Speaker 17: Kirk Show.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always freedom at

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Speaker 16: Charliekirk dot com. I'm want to play you some of

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Speaker 16: Let's go to cut four. I personally do not drink alcohol.

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Speaker 16: If you want to drink alcohol, that's fine. If you

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Speaker 16: want to do that, that's fine. But if you want

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Speaker 16: will set you back. Mornings will be a little bit

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Speaker 16: more sluggish, You'll forget stuff, You'll nothing good happens after

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Speaker 16: midnight while both parties are drunk. So if if you

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Speaker 16: you know what, No, instead of drinking alcohol, I'm going

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Speaker 16: Breaking news over the weekend. So the left is going

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Speaker 16: on and on about how Sidney Sweeney and her new

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Speaker 16: ad for American Eagle is Nazi propaganda and right wing fascism.

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Speaker 16: But somebody decided to go look up her voter registration

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Speaker 16: and it turns out that Sidney Sweeney put three eleven

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Speaker 16: up on screen, is a registered Republican. It's right, Sidney

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Speaker 16: Sweeney is a right winger. Now this has people very

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Speaker 16: confused and surprised. And you haven't been paying attention about

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Speaker 16: how young people have been moving to the right. But there,

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Speaker 16: of course the very easy explanation. Sidney Sweeney. She knows

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Speaker 16: her audience. Her audience is a bunch of young gen

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Speaker 16: z men that have been moving dramatically to the right.

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Speaker 16: And of course after this, Sidney Sweeney has not responded

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Speaker 16: to this at all. You got to imagine this is

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Speaker 16: only further radicalizing her to the right. She's an all

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Speaker 16: American girl. She grew up in near Spokane, right near

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Speaker 16: the Idaho border. We don't know how conservative she is,

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Speaker 16: to be clear, but she doesn't have to default to

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Speaker 16: being a lib just to survive as a celebrity. You

1646
01:30:41,360 --> 01:30:42,920
Speaker 16: had to do that for a long time, and she

1647
01:30:42,920 --> 01:30:45,639
Speaker 16: has not put out some sort of oh well, actually

1648
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Speaker 16: I hate x y Z And now this is American Eagle.

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01:30:49,520 --> 01:30:53,040
Speaker 16: Scott Stock put three thirteen up on screen. Boom, look

1650
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Speaker 16: at the stock of American Eagle skyrocketing. That is American Eagles.

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Speaker 16: That is up thirty three percent in the last month,

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01:31:01,640 --> 01:31:03,599
Speaker 16: just since the Sydney Sweeney ad. All of a sudden,

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Speaker 16: people are talking about buying American Eagle just to show solidarity.

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Speaker 16: And of course President Donald Trump. You know, I'll tell

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01:31:14,520 --> 01:31:18,080
Speaker 16: you right now, I'm not going to say it. Play

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Speaker 16: a three twelve.

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Speaker 27: She's a registered Republican.

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01:31:24,880 --> 01:31:26,360
Speaker 16: Oh now, I love her ad?

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Speaker 4: Is that right?

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01:31:27,760 --> 01:31:28,679
Speaker 1: As Sidney Sweeney.

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Speaker 27: You'd be surprised at how many people are Republicans.

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01:31:33,760 --> 01:31:35,000
Speaker 22: That's what I wouldn't have known.

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Speaker 27: But I'm glad you told me that. If Sydney Sweeney

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01:31:39,400 --> 01:31:43,280
Speaker 27: is a registered Republican, I think her head is fantastic.

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01:31:46,280 --> 01:31:48,599
Speaker 16: Two eighty four President Donald Trump puts up on Truth

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Speaker 16: Social Sidney Sweeney, a registered Republican, has the hottest ad

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Speaker 16: out there. It's for American Eagle, and the jeans are

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01:31:54,200 --> 01:31:56,640
Speaker 16: flying off the shelves. Go get him, Sydney. On the

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Speaker 16: other side of the ledger, jaguar and a stupid, seriously

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Speaker 16: woke advertisement. The total disaster goes on. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 16: is a cultural phenomenon and a cultural force, and he

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Speaker 16: has helped lead this entire right wing revolution. This is

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Speaker 16: the Democrats are now. Look, if you really want to

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Speaker 16: lose men for a generation, if you want to lose

1675
01:32:17,479 --> 01:32:22,040
Speaker 16: men permanently, keep on doing what you're doing. I don't

1676
01:32:22,080 --> 01:32:24,519
Speaker 16: think there's an easier way to lose young men. The

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01:32:24,560 --> 01:32:27,160
Speaker 16: best equivalent I could give for older audience, could you

1678
01:32:27,240 --> 01:32:31,320
Speaker 16: imagine if the Democrat Party would have attacked Pharah Faucet

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Speaker 16: for being a fascist, or would attacked Kathy Ireland or

1680
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Speaker 16: Brookshields or Pamela Anderson or Carmen Electra in generations prior,

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Speaker 16: every time they call Sidney Sweeney a fascist, a young

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Speaker 16: man registers as a Republican, a floundering, aimless, desperate political movement.

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Speaker 16: And now there's new footage that shows that Sidney Sweeney

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Speaker 16: is oo. She shoots guns. Three h nine b roll

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Speaker 16: up on screen as I keep going, and they say

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Speaker 16: this was a fascist right wing advertisement. Well, now I

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01:33:10,880 --> 01:33:13,360
Speaker 16: guess she's a terrible person because she knows how to

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Speaker 16: fire a gun. Rather well, I might say, I think

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Speaker 16: I know the exact shooting range she was at. There

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Speaker 16: by the way, that's where I saw Joe Rogan. I

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Speaker 16: think I know exactly it's right near camerial I think

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Speaker 16: I know exactly where that is where a lot of

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Speaker 16: celebrities go to shoot. It's where I ran into Rogan Ones.

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Speaker 16: The situation in front of the Democrats right now is

1695
01:33:41,240 --> 01:33:44,920
Speaker 16: rather perplexing. But honestly, the more that they're just going

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01:33:45,000 --> 01:33:50,400
Speaker 16: to attack a non controversial kind of just nothing not

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01:33:50,400 --> 01:33:54,760
Speaker 16: nothing add But the more young men continue to move

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01:33:54,800 --> 01:34:00,080
Speaker 16: to the right, their cultural dominance is just dead. They

1699
01:34:00,160 --> 01:34:02,640
Speaker 16: used to have complete monopoly over the culture, and this

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01:34:02,720 --> 01:34:06,200
Speaker 16: shows that they have no such control, no such dominance,

1701
01:34:07,240 --> 01:34:09,679
Speaker 16: And the country is moving further and further to the right.

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01:34:10,120 --> 01:34:14,800
Speaker 16: Woke as a zombie. And the future is American. Dare

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Speaker 16: I say, American eagle See you guys tomorrow,