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Speaker 2: How to do it.

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Speaker 3: My belief is that the president has to move executively,

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Speaker 4: Before the election, Vote laid out his vision in a

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Speaker 2: The great challenge confronting a conservative president is the existential

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Speaker 4: He told us quite explicitly. He wants to search out

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Speaker 5: Trump and people around him understand what we have to

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Speaker 2: To a constitutional republic.

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Speaker 8: Well, you're right, Willie, it's a drop in the bucket,

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Speaker 8: it is profoundly important for its impact on local broadcasting.

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Speaker 5: Because when you say the bipartisan appropriations, that's essentially the swamp.

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Speaker 6: Jason. Actually you you were going to go.

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Speaker 10: I'm doing okay, Thanks for asking, Steve. I've got you know,

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Speaker 5: Let's talk about that the financial markets, because I want

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Speaker 10: And the FED is pretty swampy in many ways, right.

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Speaker 10: That certain private equity funds might not put the best

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Speaker 5: Jason Trennard said, like a very savvy Wall Street guy,

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Speaker 5: far be it from a private acting fund to dump

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Speaker 6: Certain fun. Jason, you look so much better.

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Speaker 5: We pray every day for your recovery and great this

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Speaker 5: first time you've hit the media I think four or

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Speaker 5: five months. Really appreciate you making the war room your priority.

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Speaker 5: Social media where they go to to find you, Sir.

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Speaker 10: I'm on I'm on X I'm on Twitter, so that's

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Speaker 6: By the way, your father was a very wise man.

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Speaker 5: Nothing good happens after midnight, that's right, particularly with you've

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Speaker 6: Thank you, sir, Appreciate you all right, all right, but

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Speaker 5: Jason was going to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

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Speaker 5: for Financial Markets, one of the smartest guys around. Shows

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Speaker 6: A lot more is also going on.

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Speaker 5: I mean, it's almost hard to keep uh track of

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Speaker 5: all of it. The House is going to have I

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Speaker 5: think of VODA rama for the next twenty four to

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Speaker 5: forty eight hours. They're trying to get out of Town

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Speaker 5: I guess on Friday. But they've got They've not only

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Speaker 5: got the UH the recision package, They've got this MTG

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Speaker 5: is going to join us. A lot of confusion about

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Speaker 5: what's happening on the Genius Act of whether the Central

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Speaker 5: Of course, a number of people in the House joined

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Speaker 5: Roe Conna last night and being co sponsors of the

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Speaker 5: of the this Epstein I guess Epstein amendment they want

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Speaker 5: to put forward for the full disclosure of all that. Also,

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Speaker 5: John Solomon is waiting for a story today on NBC

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Speaker 5: News about a meeting that took place on Sunday about

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Speaker 5: declassifying really a bunch of emails and other classified documents

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Speaker 5: around this attempt to remove President Trump from the presidency,

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Speaker 5: starting with Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, the obviously, the the

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Speaker 5: UH COMI, the MOLA Commission. All this this investigation is

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Speaker 5: actually you're seeing a lot of teeth put into it.

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Speaker 6: Major story today about.

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Speaker 5: A declassification of documents that's going to spur that forward,

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Speaker 5: and we're hearing that that is what they're looking to

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Speaker 5: put a special counsel on right away, because this is

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Speaker 5: going to be a quite complicated situation to go through

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Speaker 5: basically ten years, but there's a lot going on there.

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Speaker 5: I think Ed Martin may be involved also the vote today,

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Speaker 5: if we can pull that up. That's happening of Mlbove

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Speaker 5: as a federal appeals judge, and there's a lot of

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Speaker 5: discussion that he would be fast tracked to the next

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Speaker 5: opening of the Supreme Court. One of the President Trump's

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Speaker 5: lawyers and a guy that we couldn't think more highly of. Also,

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Speaker 5: I think Judge Janine is also being confirmed today as

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Speaker 5: the US Attorney for Washington, d C. One of the

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Speaker 5: most powerful, powerful positions in the entire government.

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Speaker 6: So things are all it's happening in Washington, d C. Today.

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Speaker 6: We're going to keep up to speed on all of it.

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Speaker 6: We're gonna take a short commercial break.

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Speaker 5: Laura Lumer on the other side, she's been on fire

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Speaker 5: the last couple of days, really identifying many issues that

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Speaker 5: get they get buried in these radical democrats to somehow

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Speaker 5: get into positions of power without anybody vetting them or

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Speaker 5: checking it. Birch Gold right there, you had trenderd Andy

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Speaker 5: had Russ vote. As Jason just said, the Fiat currency,

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Speaker 5: and particularly at the level that we're spending it looked

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Speaker 5: like the propose unless we can get more recisions, cuts

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Speaker 5: or get our arms around this appropriations process propriations process.

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Speaker 6: Folks understand, we're.

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Speaker 5: Hurtling towards a CR on September thirtieth of this year.

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Speaker 5: Once again, that doesn't look during get the appropriations process

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Speaker 5: together because they can't make enough cuts and they can't

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Speaker 5: agree on anything. Birch gold dot com, Birch goold dot com,

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Speaker 5: slash Bannon or also go to Bannon text.

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Speaker 6: Bannon at nine eight nine, eight ninety eight. Back in

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Speaker 6: a moment with Lar Lumer.

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Speaker 2: Your host Stephen K.

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Speaker 11: Bath.

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Speaker 6: Okay, Lara Lumer joins us.

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Speaker 5: Lara, you've been quite a role over the last I

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Speaker 5: don't know, forty eight seventy two hours. Just walk through

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Speaker 5: the Laura Lumer hit pray, Let's start with Comy's daughter.

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Speaker 5: Let's start with her, but then go down because you've

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Speaker 5: got a bunch of other scalps, and you've also identified

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Speaker 5: some people that haven't been removed yet but should be

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Speaker 5: removed that only Laura Lumer and her research can get done.

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Speaker 6: So just take it. Let's walk me through the punch list.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, well, thanks so much for having me.

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Speaker 13: Look, the vetting crisis continues in this administration. It's something

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Speaker 13: that I've been addressing since President Trump was inaugurated in

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Speaker 13: January of this year. And the problem is, Steve, is

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Speaker 13: that we're seeing a lot of the deep state operatives

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Speaker 13: and Biden and Obama holdovers who really carried out this

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Speaker 13: coup against President Trump, participated in the stolen election, participated

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Speaker 13: in all of the indictments, and this abotage of President

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Speaker 13: Trump still working in the Trump administry. So back in May,

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Speaker 13: I had pointed out the fact that Marine Comy and

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Speaker 13: her husband were still working at the DJ and I had,

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Speaker 13: you know, been beating the druma against Pam Blondie as

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Speaker 13: I call her, because I was the first person to

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Speaker 13: call for Pam Blondie to be fired or to resign

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Speaker 13: after she embarrassed the president at binder Gate, right binder

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Speaker 13: Gate with the Epstein files over at the White House.

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Speaker 12: And so you know, people said that it was unhinged.

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Speaker 13: To call for her to be fired, But now everybody's

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Speaker 13: singing the same tune. Imagine that that being said, it

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Speaker 13: took two months, right two months to the date. The

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Speaker 13: day I first posted this was May sixteenth, and yesterday,

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Speaker 13: July sixteenth is when Pam Blondie I guess decided to

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Speaker 13: fire Marine Comy from the DJ. However, her husband still

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Speaker 13: remains there where he is employed. And so you know,

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Speaker 13: my question is why is James Comy Sunlow still working?

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Speaker 5: But hangover second, Pam's defense didn't wasn't Comy? Wasn't Komy

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Speaker 5: running the trial of Didty or p Didty whatever he's

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Speaker 5: called't when you called for in May. And don't get

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Speaker 5: me wrong, having Comy's daughter around is obscene, right given

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Speaker 5: the fact that now they're declassifying documents that he may

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Speaker 5: be under criminal indictment for trying to have a coup

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Speaker 5: against President Trump. But wasn't the daughter in a position

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Speaker 5: at the time that they couldn't remove or given the trial.

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Speaker 12: Well, they could have addressed this.

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Speaker 13: I don't remember which day exactly the Didty trial started,

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Speaker 13: but this should have been done on day one when

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Speaker 13: President Trump was inaugurated. So they should have had a

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Speaker 13: list of all of the people who participated in these

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Speaker 13: witch hunts, people who were family members or associates of

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Speaker 13: the worst offenders. We know that Komy is one of

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Speaker 13: the worst offenders, even in his so called retirement. He's

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Speaker 13: inciting violence against Donald Trump, calling for him to be assassinated,

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Speaker 13: pretending like he doesn't know what eighty six forty seven means.

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Speaker 13: But you look, the point is is that there's a

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Speaker 13: lot of people at the DOJ who are unqualified and

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Speaker 13: unfit to be there, holdovers, and this is going to

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Speaker 13: jeopardize the Trump administration.

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Speaker 12: Moving on to another one of.

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Speaker 13: These individuals who I identified. It's an individual by the

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Speaker 13: name of Monte Hawkins who was just fired yesterday, two

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Speaker 13: days after I exclusively reported his position.

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Speaker 12: By the way, he's a.

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Speaker 13: Senior national security advisor and the director of the National

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Speaker 13: Vetting Center at Customs and Border Patrol. This guy is

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Speaker 13: a Biden holdover and he hates Trump.

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Speaker 12: He hates Trump, and he hates ICE.

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Speaker 13: And he is in charge of the vetting center, Steve,

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Speaker 13: He's in charge of the technological vetting center that CBP uses,

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Speaker 13: along with ICE to determine who comes into our country.

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Speaker 12: So imagine this.

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Speaker 13: We have a guy who's sympathetic to illegal aliens, who

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Speaker 13: hates Trump and loves Joe Biden's open border policies, and

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Speaker 13: who thinks that ICE is a stain on what policing

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Speaker 13: is supposed to be. That's a real LinkedIn post that

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Speaker 13: he liked. He shared all these anti ICE articles on

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Speaker 13: his LinkedIn and likes them when ICE was carrying out

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Speaker 13: their raids in Los Angeles.

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Speaker 12: That's a national security threat.

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Speaker 13: How do you know that this guy isn't rigging the

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Speaker 13: algorithm in this vetting database so that more legal aliens

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Speaker 13: come in. How do you know that he's not trying

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Speaker 13: to fluff the numbers to actually undermine a President Trump's

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Speaker 13: mass deportation campaign.

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Speaker 12: You don't know.

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Speaker 13: And so I'm proud to report that he has been identified,

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Speaker 13: fired and officially lumored.

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Speaker 12: So one down, many more to go.

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Speaker 13: Tricia McLoughlin, who's the Assistant secretary of the Department of

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Speaker 13: Homeland Security, confirmed to me yesterday that the White House

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Speaker 13: had signed off on Monty's termination.

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Speaker 12: So that's great news.

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Speaker 13: Another vetting crisis, and this one is very egregious. I

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Speaker 13: know when I texted this to you, you couldn't even

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Speaker 13: believe it. You said, this probably couldn't be true, but

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Speaker 13: it is. Unfortunately, if you remember the raid on mar

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Speaker 13: A Lago, they said that President Trump violated the Presidential

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Speaker 13: Records Act. They said that he took fifteen boxes of

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Speaker 13: alleged classified documents tomor A Lago in violation of the

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Speaker 13: Presidential Records Act.

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Speaker 12: How did this come about?

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Speaker 13: How did President and Trump get referred for investigation and

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Speaker 13: indictment and ultimately an FBI raid by the Biden DOJ. Well,

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Speaker 13: there's a guy by the name of David Ferrario who

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Speaker 13: was the archivist during the time of the Trump administration.

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Speaker 13: David is the guy who said, well, you know, I

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Speaker 13: saw President Trump and and Milania leaving and they had boxes,

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Speaker 13: and I said, what the hell is he doing? And

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Speaker 13: so I was notified about this and then I reported

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Speaker 13: him to the DOJ.

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Speaker 12: Well, what they don't say.

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Speaker 13: And there's one article in the Washington Post that I

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Speaker 13: was able to uncover that identified who exactly told David

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Speaker 13: Ferrio this information.

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Speaker 12: His name is Philip Troge, and he currently.

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Speaker 13: Serves as the White House Director of Records Management, and

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Speaker 13: that was his position in the first administration as well.

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Speaker 13: He's the guy that told David Ferrario that President Trump

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Speaker 13: was in violation and that he should be referred for violations.

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Speaker 12: And that's what prompted the raid on mar A Lago.

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Speaker 13: And according to the Congressional Report on White House personnel

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Speaker 13: that was just submitted for the month of July to

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Speaker 13: members of Congress that I reviewed. Philip Droje is still

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Speaker 13: employed where he's making almost two hundred thousand dollars a year,

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Speaker 13: if you can believe it, working as get this, the

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Speaker 13: White House Director of Records Management, Steve unbelievable. So the

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Speaker 13: guy who literally prompted the raid on mar A Lago

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Speaker 13: and the harassment campaign of President Trump and first leading

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Speaker 13: Milennia Trump that almost led to Donald Trump getting arrested

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Speaker 13: and jailed in the middle of the twenty twenty four

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Speaker 13: presidential election, is still working as the White House Director

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Speaker 13: of Records Management. You literally cannot make this crap up.

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Speaker 13: And it's a testament to just how horrible the vetting is.

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Speaker 13: And look, I love President Trump and I get along

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Speaker 13: with some of his staff. Some of them, you know,

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Speaker 13: don't really like me too much. It's not exactly a secret.

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Speaker 13: Everybody knows. But that being said, they should be doing

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Speaker 13: their job to vet these people, to make sure that

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Speaker 13: President Trump is not surrounded by people who one participated

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Speaker 13: in in the indictment or the witch hunt against him,

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Speaker 13: or referred to him for prosecution investigation.

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Speaker 12: It's unbelievable.

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Speaker 13: So I'm still awaiting, uh news from the White House

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Speaker 13: on whether or not Philip Droge is going to be

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Speaker 13: terminated from his position. I know that the White House

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Speaker 13: is in possession of this expose. I know that it's

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Speaker 13: a it's pretty shocking. Hopefully this is addressed, because look,

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Speaker 13: it's an absolute abomination. One more and this is all

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Speaker 13: go ahead.

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Speaker 6: Go ahead.

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Speaker 12: I was going to say, there's no.

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Speaker 5: I want to get all I want to get all

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Speaker 5: the scalps, and then I'm going to ask you about

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Speaker 5: the process.

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Speaker 6: So go give me another scalp.

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Speaker 12: This is another one.

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Speaker 13: So just in one week, these are these are four

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Speaker 13: people who I've been able to identify.

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Speaker 12: Uh.

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Speaker 13: So, everybody's been talking about the ice Block app. The

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Speaker 13: ice Block app, which is this app that unfortunately is

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Speaker 13: being uh you know, proliferated in the Apple app stored

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Speaker 13: despite the fact that Tim Cook or Tim Apple as

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Speaker 13: President Trump likes to call him, claims that he is

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Speaker 13: now supporting the Trump administration.

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Speaker 12: Well, that's a blatant lie. Ice Block is this app.

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Speaker 13: That is being promoted by the Democrats and the radical

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Speaker 13: left in Antifa to dox ice agents to identify when

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Speaker 13: ice rates are taking place and to dox them and

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Speaker 13: harass them and disrupt their raids so that they can't

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Speaker 13: identify and capture illegal aliens. We know that this is

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Speaker 13: creating a serious national security and public safety risk because

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Speaker 13: several ICE officers have been attacked in the middle of

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Speaker 13: their ICE rates. They had a shooting in Texas where

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Speaker 13: somebody tried to shoot some ICE officers.

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Speaker 12: In the middle of a raid.

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Speaker 13: And we've seen in Los Angeles they're throwing rocks at

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Speaker 13: these people, They're shooting at them.

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Speaker 12: It's unbelievable, trying to literally.

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Speaker 13: Murder these ICE agents, and this app is helping to

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Speaker 13: facilitate that violence. So the guy who founded the app,

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Speaker 13: his name is Joshua Aaron. He goes by Joshua Aaron.

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Speaker 13: His real name is Joshua Aaron Feinstein. He lives in Austin, Texas.

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Speaker 13: I was able to discover that his wife, Caroline Feinstein,

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Speaker 13: is literally employed at the DOJ. She is literally an

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Speaker 13: auditor at the DOJ in Austin, Texas. So the wife

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Speaker 13: of the guy who created the Santifa app to go

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Speaker 13: around and doc's ICE officials and obstruct and interfere in

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Speaker 13: President Trump's mass deportation campaign is literally working at the DOJ.

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Speaker 13: So Pam Blondie needs to, you know, do some vetting.

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Speaker 13: I don't know, maybe they need to bring some other

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Speaker 13: people onto the DOJ.

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Speaker 12: Because you got what do you got?

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Speaker 8: You have?

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Speaker 9: You have?

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Speaker 13: You have this guy, you have this guy whose wife

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Speaker 13: is literally working at the at the DOJ, and then

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Speaker 13: you have all these problems with Marine Comy, her and

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Speaker 13: her husband. I don't know what's going on at the DOJ.

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Speaker 13: It's not a secret that I'm not a fan of

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Speaker 13: Pam Blondie. But at the end of the day, if

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Speaker 13: Pam Blondie really wants to change the news cycle on Epstein,

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Speaker 13: she should immediately announce the termination of these individuals. She

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Speaker 13: should immediately announce the termination of Caroline Feinstein.

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Speaker 2: And.

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Speaker 12: You know she should.

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Speaker 13: She should start announcing investigations, criminal investigations into Joshua Aaron

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Speaker 13: and Caroline Feinstein for their role in facilitating violence against

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Speaker 13: ICE agents. And she should also announce the firing of

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Speaker 13: James Comy's son in law, Marine Comy's husband.

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Speaker 5: The Ice thing is obviously huge, as these other ones

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Speaker 5: are too. Let me ask you that you have just

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Speaker 5: walk the audience to you have political points and we

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Speaker 5: have four thousand.

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Speaker 6: I think you get a thousand that has to.

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Speaker 5: Be sentate confirmed, but you get four thousand that get

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Speaker 5: hit the dek place running.

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Speaker 6: They are vetted. Okay, most of these.

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Speaker 5: Are not political points. It sounds like you're supposed to

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Speaker 5: be there. There's supposed to be vetted. I think obviously

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Speaker 5: you have an issue with the vetting process for what

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Speaker 5: we call the politicals, right, you don't think it's done

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Speaker 5: well enough. In fact, you took down I think six

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Speaker 5: members of the National Security Council and pretty senior positions

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Speaker 5: because they weren't vetted. And your vetting is about associations

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Speaker 5: they've had, their social media et cetera.

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Speaker 6: Is that what you look at.

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Speaker 12: And the and the end?

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Speaker 13: Well, yeah, look they My question is is we saw

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Speaker 13: the intel agencies get weaponized against President Trump. And I

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Speaker 13: don't understand why the media had to, you know, go

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Speaker 13: in another OCD meltdown. Oh my god, Laura lumor, Laura Luma,

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Speaker 13: Laura Lumer. They're just you know, they're so obsessed with

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Speaker 13: every single time I put out a report referring for

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Speaker 13: somebody to be fired. Well, my question is how come

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Speaker 13: the Biden oldovers and the Obama holdovers are still in

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Speaker 13: the administration. We saw that they weaponized the intel agencies,

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Speaker 13: they spied on Donald Trump. This is not a conspiracy theory.

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Speaker 13: This is a fact crossed by our hurricane. I mean, hello,

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Speaker 13: why would you want anybody who has an allegiance to

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Speaker 13: Joe Biden or Barack Husaint Obama serving in this administration

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Speaker 13: or anybody who passed their so called vetting. We know

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Speaker 13: that in order to work for Biden or Obama, you

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Speaker 13: had to hate Trump, or you had to hate Republicans.

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Speaker 12: You have to hate this country.

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Speaker 13: I wouldn't say that any of the people that work

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Speaker 13: for them in senior intel or national security physicians love

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Speaker 13: this country. Because they had any concern or regard for

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Speaker 13: our national security, they would have told Joe Biden to

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Speaker 13: close the damn border and to not allow twenty five

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Speaker 13: million criminal illegal aliens, many of whom are criminal wanted

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Speaker 13: Islamic Jihattis terrorists on the National Terror watch list to

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Speaker 13: come into our country.

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Speaker 12: So these people never.

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Speaker 13: Spoke out about the national security threat that Joe Biden

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Speaker 13: was creating for our country. So of course they should

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Speaker 13: be fired. They are unfit. Anybody who has any sympathy

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Speaker 13: to Joe Biden or has any type of allegiance to

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Speaker 13: the Obama administration or the Piden administration should absolutely be terminated.

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Speaker 13: We need to have loyalty tests. There needs to be

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Speaker 13: purity tests in this administration. Obama did it, Biden did it.

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Speaker 13: They fired everybody who worked for Trump because of j six.

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Speaker 13: If you recall, why can't Trump have loyalty tests and

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Speaker 13: purity tests? Why not every other administration and has purity tests.

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Speaker 13: Why can't Trump have a purity test.

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Speaker 5: And show as a fact. This is the whole reason

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Speaker 5: they're going to I think released today more. They're going

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Speaker 5: to declassify certain emails around Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Comy Brennan,

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Speaker 5: all of it. This is this entire investigation, this criminal

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Speaker 5: Okay, we just had a little drama on the floor

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Speaker 5: of the Senate. Corey Booker went ballistic. I think this

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Speaker 5: the entire all the Democrat senators walked out. I think

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Speaker 5: They all walked out in a dramatic movement. We're going

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Speaker 5: to have that at the top of the are to

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Speaker 5: play for you, Laura Lumer. This whole what you just

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Speaker 5: talked about, this whole series of trying to stop President

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Speaker 5: Trump from getting an office in the summer and fall sixteen.

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Speaker 5: Then the entire nullification project of you know, the Mole investigation,

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Speaker 5: Brennan Comy, all of them leading up to also things

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Speaker 5: like the perfect phone call, the impeachment, the election, maybe

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Speaker 5: a twenty twenty eight j six, all of it. They're

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Speaker 5: talking now they may appoint they're working behind the scenes

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Speaker 5: to see if it's appropriate to point a special council

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Speaker 5: on that.

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Speaker 6: Your thoughts since many.

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Speaker 5: Of the scalps as you're going after are people that

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Speaker 5: were associated with some of those efforts, ma'am, Look.

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Speaker 13: It's absolutely necessary. This was a campaign promise, so absolutely

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Speaker 13: they have to do this. President Trump said that they

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Speaker 13: were going to get accountability, and he promised as part

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Speaker 13: of his Agenda forty seven to go after weaponized government

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Speaker 13: and to crack down on the weaponization of the intel agencies.

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Speaker 13: So naturally, in order to fulfill that campaign promise, you

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Speaker 13: have to appoint a special counsel to investigate these people.

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Speaker 13: Because there's a lot of people that need to go

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Speaker 13: to jail. We can't just keep talking about it. People

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Speaker 13: need to start going to jail. We need to take

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Speaker 13: the handcuffs out and start dragging people to jail. We

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Speaker 13: need to start having conversations about military tribunals and charging

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Speaker 13: people for treason with the appropriate punishment for treason. So

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Speaker 13: we have laws in this country for a reason, and

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Speaker 13: some of these people, Steve, I'm sure you would agree

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Speaker 13: with me, are guilty of committing treason.

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Speaker 5: There's no doubt. I think we have to have a

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Speaker 5: former process to a dreudicate. Do you also think that

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Speaker 5: that special council should take on this situation with the

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Speaker 5: Epstein material to make sure it's all handled appropriately because

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Speaker 5: all this discussion about what you can to release, what

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Speaker 5: you can't release, or do you think a separate special

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Speaker 5: council should be appointed for that?

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Speaker 13: I mean, the weaponization of the intel agencies and the

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Speaker 13: weaponization of government against President Trump is so big in

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Speaker 13: its own that I think that it should be a

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Speaker 13: separate special council just for the sake of, you know,

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Speaker 13: keeping everything separate. Look, this is dragging on, and President

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Speaker 13: Trump when he said it was a hoax, he's not

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Speaker 13: saying that this whole situation is a hoax. Obviously it's

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Speaker 13: not a hoax because well, Delane Maxwell is currently sitting

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Speaker 13: in a prison cell for twenty years in Florida for

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Speaker 13: her activities with Jeffrey Epstein, who is a convicted child

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Speaker 13: sex predator. What President Trump meant when he said that

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Speaker 13: this was a hoax is that it's starting to consume

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Speaker 13: the presidency.

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Speaker 12: Every single day.

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Speaker 13: During the first term, it was Russia RuSHA RuSHA RuSHA Russia,

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Speaker 13: Stormy Daniels.

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Speaker 12: Blah, blah blah blah blah blah blah.

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Speaker 13: We don't need every single day the media tog or

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Speaker 13: all of the amazing things that President Trump is doing.

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Speaker 13: You have yesterday cracking down on fentanyl, the lowest numbers

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Speaker 13: of illegal alien crossings into our country in a decade,

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Speaker 13: so many things, all these great trade deals, you name it.

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Speaker 13: Every single day, President Trump is winning on behalf of

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Speaker 13: the American people to make America great again. So appoint

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Speaker 13: a special counsel and let's move on. I don't want

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Speaker 13: to talk about Epstein every single day. I want to

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Speaker 13: talk about other things and have a special counsel investigate this.

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Speaker 13: And also, Pam Blondie should apologize for lying to the

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Speaker 13: American people. I think an apology would go a long way. Clearly,

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Speaker 13: she got so obsessed and so in love with seeing

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Speaker 13: herself on Fox News, loving all the media attention, that

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Speaker 13: she said things that were clearly not true. So she

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Speaker 13: needs to apologize for lying or for getting ahead of

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Speaker 13: herself and misspeaking. Whether she wants to say she lied

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Speaker 13: or she wants to say she misspoke, I don't care.

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Speaker 13: She needs to apologize because she has created an embarrassment

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Speaker 13: and also a pr crisis for the president of the

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Speaker 13: United States, and now people are talking about how they're

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Speaker 13: not going to support the president and they're not going

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Speaker 13: to show up to vote in the midterms. Totally insane.

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Speaker 13: We're not going to throw the baby out with the backwater.

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Speaker 13: We have three point five years left. Donald Trump is great,

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Speaker 13: He's fulfilling all of his campaign promises. And look, I

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Speaker 13: want to hand Blondie fired. I did, I said it

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Speaker 13: on day one, but he's not firing her. So let's

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Speaker 13: move on a point a special counsel, and please let's

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Speaker 13: talk about other things so we don't have to say

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Speaker 13: speaker Hackeen Jeffrey's next November.

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Speaker 5: Lur Where do people go on social media to follow you?

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Speaker 6: You are on fire, ma'am.

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Speaker 6: Lauri, thank you very much for coming on. I appreciate you.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, thanks for having me on. Appreciate it.

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Speaker 5: We'll get the Senate thing at the top of the

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Speaker 5: r I want to get Rachel Beauvart. Rachel, you wrote

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Speaker 5: an amazing piece for the Federalists. But everything's going on now,

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Speaker 5: it's coming to forefront of this vast criminal conspiracy. They

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Speaker 5: may they're looking for a special council to get the

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Speaker 5: whole thing and make sure Justice Department's overwhelmed, doesn't have

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Speaker 5: to spend time on it. But you wrote a piece

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Speaker 5: of saying, hey, folks, we may have one of the

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Speaker 5: biggest scandals in the history of this republic. It's definitely

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Speaker 5: the biggest scandal of the twenty first century, according to you,

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Speaker 5: on really a coup by his own staff on Biden

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Speaker 5: on the auto pen. Can you walk us through why

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Speaker 5: people respect your opinion very highly? Why is Rachel Beauvart

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Speaker 5: saying this is one of the most important things before us, ma'am.

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Speaker 11: Well, you had, under the guise of an elected presidency,

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Speaker 11: a I want to say, criminal syndicate almost running the

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Speaker 11: White House to the extent that they were abusing the

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Speaker 11: pardon authority of the President of the United States. It

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Speaker 11: is unclear, even by Joe Biden's own admission, if he

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Speaker 11: knew about any of the pardons that he was signing,

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Speaker 11: the thousands of pardons he issued outside of his son,

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Speaker 11: Hunter Biden, which he told The New York Times, Yes,

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Speaker 11: I approved that particular pardon. It is unclear if he

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Speaker 11: had any idea or was even mentally competent enough to

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Speaker 11: know that the staff were acting on his behalf. And

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Speaker 11: the more that comes out about this, the more it's

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Speaker 11: clear that it was a cadre of staff, a syndicate

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Speaker 11: of staff that were making these decisions. And that is

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Speaker 11: I mean, it goes to the point.

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Speaker 12: Of a democratic republic.

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Speaker 14: We elect a person, we expect that person to be

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Speaker 14: making these decisions of consequence, to be using the authority

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Speaker 14: vested in him by the constitution, not outsourcing issues of

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Speaker 14: this magnitude to this group of staff. And it calls

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Speaker 14: into question a host of decisions that were made by

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Speaker 14: this president throughout the presidency.

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Speaker 12: Who was actually calling the shop?

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Speaker 5: Hang on, I want to hold you through the top

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Speaker 5: of the hour. This is quite important. We used to

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Speaker 5: argue this during the time, like who's actually governing us

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Speaker 5: and what decisions are being made, particularly rely on around

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Speaker 5: national security and being Commander in chief. Rachel Beauvard's with

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Speaker 5: US We're going to take a short commercial break.

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Speaker 6: Be back in a moment.

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Speaker 5: Mike Grunwald with a new book out about I guess

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Speaker 5: it's about make America healthy again. You are what you

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Speaker 5: eat and is that going to have a massive, massive

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Speaker 5: problem with the global environment.

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Speaker 6: He's got a book that argues it might. And then

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Speaker 6: Alex Jones is going to join us.

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Speaker 5: check out today. Talk to Natalie Domingus in the team

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Speaker 5: about the one million dollar triple lock protection, particularly the

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Speaker 5: million bucks they will put up if all else fails

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Speaker 5: to get your title back.

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Speaker 6: Short break. Rachel Beauvard to the other side.