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Speaker 1: Tuesday, two December year over Lord twenty twenty five. Senator

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Speaker 1: But get to Natalie Domingus in the team, Dave Bratt

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Speaker 1: The just war theory. Get the audience up to speed

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Speaker 9: You're either an American citizen or you're a citizen of

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Speaker 9: It's pretty straightforward. It's common sense. Should have been done

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Speaker 9: not possible. And again, Steve, this is a privilege. It

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Speaker 9: It's an honor and a privilege to be a member

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Speaker 1: Honor you have you on here and honored to be

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Speaker 1: Thank you brother Bernie Marino saying, hey, you get one

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Speaker 10: I want to know if you could confirm any additional

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Speaker 7: Great question. So I don't have anything to announce at

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Speaker 11: Ninety days into these Venezuelan drug boat strikes. A growing

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Speaker 11: One follow up, if I may, fifty three percent in

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Speaker 7: The Department of War stands behind the President one hundred percent,

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Speaker 7: That will continue, and again, any decision that is going

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Speaker 1: Do you have any comment on that? And also our assets.

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Speaker 4: Yes, Alex, Thankslee.

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Speaker 15: Are there plans to host or hold more of these

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Speaker 8: Yes, thanks using Jordan Conrad's gaway plund it.

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Speaker 16: And now it's a new investigation into the Afghanistan withdrawal

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Speaker 18: didn't realize would be here today. He asked why we're

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Speaker 18: sending quote hundreds of US troops into fortified caves in

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Speaker 18: Somalia to kill like five guys. And I think it's

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Speaker 18: a good question as to why the US military is

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Speaker 18: still on Somalia.

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Speaker 7: Thank you for the question. So can I can assure

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Speaker 7: you right this is an America first Department of War

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Speaker 7: and President. So we aren't conducting forever wars in Somalia,

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Speaker 7: we're not seeking regime change or you know, we're not

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Speaker 7: nation building. But I will say that this Department's narrowly scoped,

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Speaker 7: intelligence driven counter terrorism operations in places like Somalia, alongside

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Speaker 7: our partners, allow us to protect the American homeland from

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Speaker 7: terrorist threats and to protect our interests.

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Speaker 5: So we will.

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Speaker 7: Continue to make sure that the American people are kept safe.

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Speaker 7: That's our utmost priority. But you know, we're not isolationist's role,

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Speaker 7: so not neocons where realists. We understand that threats face

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Speaker 7: the American people every single day. We take that incredibly seriously.

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Speaker 7: But at the same time, we're always going to make

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Speaker 7: sure that we're putting America first.

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Speaker 18: And if I could follow up on Laura's question, actually,

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Speaker 18: but from a different angle, she mentioned that are we

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Speaker 18: reassessing our relationship with Qatar because of funding the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Speaker 18: It's been widely documented in mainstream Israeli papers that the

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Speaker 18: Israeli government funded Hamas, which we also designated as a

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Speaker 18: terrorist organization. Are we therefore reassessing our relationship with Israel

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Speaker 18: because of this.

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Speaker 7: That would be a better question for the State Department,

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Speaker 7: as they're the ones who have those foreign diplomatic channels.

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Speaker 19: Yes, Ryan, thank you, and thank you for doing this

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Speaker 19: press free thing. I wanted to get back to the

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Speaker 19: South comp strikes real quick, just broadly speaking, not specifically

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Speaker 19: about September second strike, but broadly speaking, are we doing

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Speaker 19: any kinds of post strike assessments to determine that the

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Speaker 19: intelligence that informed.

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Speaker 20: Those strikes was accurate. Are we recovering any drugs on

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Speaker 20: board those vessels? You mentioned each vessel struck as equivalent

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Speaker 20: of twenty five thousand overdose deaths, So are we mostly

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Speaker 20: picking up fentanyl or cocaine or what have you?

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Speaker 5: What's going on.

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Speaker 19: With these boats, like what's on these boats?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, thank you for the question. So I can tell you,

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Speaker 7: in terms of your question about intelligence, that our intelligence

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Speaker 7: absolutely confirms who these people are. And I can't get

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Speaker 7: into right from this podium how we know that. I

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Speaker 7: don't want to communicate to the enemy the ways in

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Speaker 7: which we're carrying out these strikes, but I can tell

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Speaker 7: you that, without a shadow of a doubt, every single

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Speaker 7: one of our military and civilian lawyers knows that these

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Speaker 7: individuals are narco terrorists. We know what they're carrying, where

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Speaker 7: they're coming from, and where they're going, and they are

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Speaker 7: trying to bring drugs to our shores that kill and

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Speaker 7: hurt American citizens. The President takes that very seriously, and

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Speaker 7: when he designated these groups designated terrorist organizations, that opened

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Speaker 7: up a lot for us here at the Department of War.

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Speaker 7: We can engage in ways that we never could before.

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Speaker 7: So that's all I can say at the moment on

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Speaker 7: that topic. But I can one hundred percent affirm that

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Speaker 7: we know without a shadow of a doubt who these

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Speaker 7: narco terists are.

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Speaker 8: Yes, Wade, So.

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Speaker 13: You were speaking earlier about the Washington Post report concerning

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Speaker 13: the Secretary of War and Admiral Bradley, And my question

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Speaker 13: is does the Department of War plan on pursuing any

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Speaker 13: sort of legal action against the Washington Post and what

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Speaker 13: consequences will there be for lying to the American people, Because,

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Speaker 13: of course, the implication there was that Pete Hegseth and

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Speaker 13: Admiral Bradley are war criminals, and that was the implication

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Speaker 13: and that's what a lot of people on social media

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Speaker 7: So could you speak to that Yeah, it is frankly

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Speaker 7: disgusting that the Washington Post would publish something that is

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Speaker 7: so insanely false. And we've seen this from the mainstream

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Speaker 7: media before, right, anonymous sources that are being quoted that

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Speaker 7: probably have no idea what's going on. And the Washington

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Speaker 7: Post actually went so far as to falsely attribute a

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Speaker 7: quote to the Secretary of Defense of War excuse me

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Speaker 7: that he never said. That is preposterous that they would

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Speaker 7: write that and pass that off as true journalism. Thankfully,

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Speaker 7: the New York Times stepped in and corrected the record

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Speaker 7: and let the American people know that what they were

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Speaker 7: publishing was absolutely fake news. So the Washington Post, I

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Speaker 7: think readership should think twice before reading that outlet again.

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Speaker 7: It is disgraceful that they call themselves journalists, and we

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Speaker 7: told them as such. Right we get press queries like

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Speaker 7: we do from all of you. We told them this

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Speaker 7: story was completely fake news on Thanksgiving evening with a

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Speaker 7: three hour deadline, and they still published it anyway. It's disgraceful,

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Speaker 7: but thankfully the American people see through it.

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Speaker 8: Yes, Jack and Kingsley, does.

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Speaker 21: The Secretary's office or the Pentagon in General Department have

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Speaker 21: a message for Senator Wicker, who as a Republican, has

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Speaker 21: now backed this inquiry into Secretary hegg Seth, again accusing

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Speaker 21: him of war crimes. It seemed strange to see a

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Speaker 21: Republican going after one of President Trump's own cabinet members.

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Speaker 7: So I can't confirm that the Secretary of War spoke

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Speaker 7: with a senator and they had a good conversation where

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Speaker 7: he was able to explain to him a lot of

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Speaker 7: the rationale behind these strikes. And we work closely with

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Speaker 7: all of our partners on the Hill, rather Republican or Democrat,

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Speaker 7: to keep them up to date on what this Department

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Speaker 7: is doing in regards to the strike. So we will

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Speaker 7: continue to do that and will continue to brief members

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Speaker 7: of Haske and sask and we look forward to continuing

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Speaker 7: those relationships.

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Speaker 21: Big followup you mentioned working with partners on the Hill.

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Speaker 21: Another senator on the Hill the Democrats side, is Senator

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Speaker 21: Mark Kelly. Now we heard some reporting about a possible

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Speaker 21: investigation into him regarding his status as a retired retired

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Speaker 21: member of the United States Navy still on pension and

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Speaker 21: therefore still still under the jurisdiction of the Uniform Code

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Speaker 21: of Military Justice, and as such, his membership. You mentioned

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Speaker 21: the Seditious six, would that be grounds for possibly bringing

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Speaker 21: him back to active service, for an investigation for MJP

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Speaker 21: or even a full court martial.

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Speaker 7: Cre correct, The Department of War received serious allegations of

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Speaker 7: misconduct against Senator Mark Kelly, and in accordance with the

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Speaker 7: Uniform Code Military Justice and other applicable recommendations and regulations,

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Speaker 7: we're doing a thorough review of all of these allegations

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Speaker 7: and the Secretary of War has tasked the Secretary of

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Speaker 7: the Navy, John Feelin, with doing a thorough review looking

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Speaker 7: into all of these allegations and providing him an update

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Speaker 7: on December tenth, so we will have more information to

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Speaker 7: come on that. But I would just add that this

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Speaker 7: despicable video that Mark Kelly participated in with the Siditious

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Speaker 7: six was a politically motivated influence operation that was an

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Speaker 7: attempt to undermine the chain of command to so distrust

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Speaker 7: and division in our armed forces. That is absolutely ridiculous

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Speaker 7: and it puts our warfighters at risk. And again he

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Speaker 7: doubled down on the Sunday shows. I don't know if

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Speaker 7: you all saw him on the Sunday shows, but he

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Speaker 7: basically insinuated that service members who do not defy President

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Speaker 7: Trump's orders could face potential prosecution in the future when

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Speaker 7: Democrats are back in power. He even called our troops

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Speaker 7: and likened them to those of the Russian military. This

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Speaker 7: is totally disgraceful from an elected official, and the Department

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Speaker 7: takes it very seriously, and that is why we have

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Speaker 7: launched this review.

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Speaker 2: Just to be clear.

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Speaker 21: So if Secretary of failing We're to recommend court martial,

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Speaker 21: that would be on the board.

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Speaker 5: What was the question?

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Speaker 21: Sorry, if Secretary Failing were to recommend court martial, that

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Speaker 21: could be an option on the table.

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Speaker 7: All options are on the table at this moment in time,

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Speaker 7: and we look forward to getting the Secretary of the

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Speaker 7: Navy's review. And the Secretary of War has been very

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Speaker 7: clear in his statements as well that he takes this

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Speaker 7: extremely seriously and it is unacceptable. That's all the time

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Speaker 7: I have today. Thank you all so much. I really

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Speaker 7: appreciate you coming out.

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Speaker 17: Thanks.

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Speaker 1: Let's bring it to me at Kingsley, Cortes Wilson. You

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Speaker 1: know Kingsley for years at CR other places. Incredibly impressive,

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Speaker 1: I think, just I think incredibly impressive. Great briefing to

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Speaker 1: the point, answer the questions she didn't know or were

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Speaker 1: not in her Baileywick, she passed on to State Department,

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Speaker 1: et cetera. Jack Pasovic asked great questions. David Zeer, you

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Speaker 1: saw O'Keefe, Lura Lumer, just an incredible array of MAGA

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Speaker 1: figures and media figures. So I also wanted to say,

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Speaker 1: when I was watching that and thinking about what's happened

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Speaker 1: at the White House with Caroline Lovitt. I remember Caroline

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Speaker 1: came on here the first time when she was running

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Speaker 1: for the House for the Congress, for the House seat

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Speaker 1: up in New Hampshire in the primary right, and she

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Speaker 1: was a little raw, and look how good she made herself.

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Speaker 1: This like Charlie Kirk, they work and they work and

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Speaker 1: they work, and the work and Andrew Breitbart. When Andrew

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Speaker 1: Breitbart first first time he did some re interviews, was

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Speaker 1: not great. He did reps just like in football, worked

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Speaker 1: and worked and worked and worked. And madelf one of

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Speaker 1: the best people in all media. Same with Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 1: You've seen Kingsley Cortesa, You've see Caroline Levitt. And to

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Speaker 1: think about all the young people in the audience asking

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Speaker 1: great questions. I mean I watched a lot of those

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Speaker 1: Pentagram briefings that well, just I think absolutely spectacular. Dave Bratt,

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Speaker 1: I know you've got to bounce before you do that.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts are.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I'll just comment on Senator Marino. I loved

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Speaker 6: his comments. I think it fits in with a conversation

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Speaker 6: we were having about the Judeo Christian Ethos, a great

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Speaker 6: Catholic writer our Reno wrote a book recently. Russ Vote

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Speaker 6: recommended it. It's called Return of the Strong Gods, and

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Speaker 6: it talks about how the Left has tried to get

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Speaker 6: rid of our loves, objective loves, going back to the Greeks, Plato, Augustine,

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Speaker 6: the same line we've been talking about, and just go

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Speaker 6: through them. What Reno goes with, he goes through the

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Speaker 6: love of God, the love of country, and the love

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Speaker 6: of family. Let's just go through those kind of in order,

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Speaker 6: just in thirty seconds, and I'll keep it tight. The

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Speaker 6: love of God, Hero Israel, I'm the Lord, your God.

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Speaker 6: You shall worship no others. I'm one and you will

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Speaker 6: have no others. That's what it means to love. Let's

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Speaker 6: go to skip to family, go to your wife. Try

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Speaker 6: working it out where you say, I love this wife,

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Speaker 6: but I love another wife, and you know, my values

636
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Speaker 6: are your values, and it's all subjective and it's all relative.

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Speaker 6: Try that out on your wife. How's that going to

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Speaker 6: work out for you? I don't think it's gonna go

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Speaker 6: so hot. So when those loves are so clear, what

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Speaker 6: happens to the love for country? It's only in the

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Speaker 6: US with its openness, and it all goes back to

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Speaker 6: this relativism.

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Speaker 5: Now, the left does not love our country.

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Speaker 6: This is unheard of in human history, right, Just you

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Speaker 6: know the weakness of love your countries if it goes

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Speaker 6: overboard the other way. The golden mean too much love

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Speaker 6: for your country, something on that order, if you want

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Speaker 6: to argue that. But to not love your country is

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Speaker 6: just absurd on its face. So I love what Center

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Speaker 6: Marino said about dual loyalties. You can't have them, and

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Speaker 6: just get me at Brad Economics on get her and

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Speaker 6: everybody get out and support the election today and then support.

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Speaker 5: The war room. Spread this platform. We won't win long

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Speaker 5: term mid terms.

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Speaker 6: If you don't share this platform, You're never going to

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Speaker 6: get a better education than what happens on this show

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Speaker 6: every day.

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Speaker 8: Wow.

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Speaker 1: The Oxford n Pierce got a shout out from Dave Bratt,

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Speaker 5: It was tight. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: And your production yesterday on Whitaker, Chambers and Buckley was

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Speaker 6: just awesome. And I think you have the last installment

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Speaker 1: Folks. We got so much great content. Now we're going

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Speaker 1: play part two of that that we couldn't get to

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Speaker 1: It was extraordinary. We want to talk about the Buckley

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Speaker 1: So thanks Steve for that shout out. We'll see tomorrow, sir,

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Speaker 1: great ba, thank you. We're gonna go back to the

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Speaker 1: back to the Pentagon, Jack Psoaks there, Jack, great question.

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Speaker 1: Tell me let's start with your give me the overall

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Speaker 1: and pressure of the whole thing about who was there,

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Speaker 1: They don't want to drill down on some specifics.

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Speaker 21: I got, Steve, I got, I got a special guest

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Speaker 21: right here, James O'Keefe. Come up, I said, James, this

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Speaker 14: We got the button cameras, we got the eyeglasses.

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Speaker 1: But not here.

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Speaker 2: Today, not here today.

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Speaker 21: I don't believe him for a second, Steve, I don't

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Speaker 21: you know he's got he's got the well, he didn't

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Speaker 1: Ask give give what was pressure?

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Speaker 2: He's off, he's off.

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Speaker 1: Okay, what was your over pressure?

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Speaker 21: Well, you know, I look, Steve, My overall impression is

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Speaker 21: it's very professional. And look, you know the Washington Post said,

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Speaker 21: you know what, they they had their narrative coming into this.

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Speaker 21: They had multiple narratives, one of which got blown up

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Speaker 21: faster than an Arco boat. And when you really think

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Speaker 21: about it, though, we're here to answer questions, excuse me, Dad,

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Speaker 21: we're here to ask questions.

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Speaker 2: They're here to answer them.

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Speaker 21: I asked serious questions and I got serious answers, and

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Speaker 21: about Senator Kelly regard this court martial.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I get it. There's a process.

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Speaker 21: It's going to Secretary of failing Great if he comes

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Speaker 21: back and recommends court martial, is that on the table?

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Speaker 21: And Press Secretary Wilson just came in there and did

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Speaker 21: excuse me, for Senator Kelly. Now, what's also interesting, I

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Speaker 21: When that call was, but said they did speak regarding

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Speaker 2: Supposedly it was a good call.

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Speaker 21: So again, these are a lot of the things that

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Speaker 21: the mainstream media has completely, as Kingsley said, self deported

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Speaker 1: Well they make them up anyway, now, they just don't

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Speaker 2: Going to work from home, right right, Yeah, they're just

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Speaker 21: And by the way, Steve, I do have to say,

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Speaker 1: Eventually, Jack talk to me, I was saying about Andrew

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Speaker 21: Wait, well, like I said, so, a lot of black

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Speaker 21: But it's interesting, though, because you had serious questions from

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Speaker 21: what's key here is that the American people are actually

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Speaker 21: getting information put to them regarding what's going on in

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Speaker 21: the world, particularly when it comes to very top issues.

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Speaker 21: We're talking about Mark Kelly, we're talking about the Venezuela strikes,

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Speaker 21: We're talking about the strategy with Maduro. We're talking about

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Speaker 21: Somalia and the Special Forces raids that are going on

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Speaker 21: over there that are even kind of below the radar. Again,

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Speaker 21: these are not stories and questions that you're going to

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Speaker 21: get everywhere else. David Zerr asking the question about force

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Speaker 21: protection for the National guardsmen, the women who are out

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Speaker 21: there in harm's way, and get that answer back that

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Speaker 21: they're now going to be up up joined with local

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Speaker 21: law enforcement, DC law enforcement here in town to make

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Speaker 21: sure that something like that doesn't happen.

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Speaker 2: Again, these are serious stories.

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Speaker 21: These are the most hard hitting stories in the country

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Speaker 21: right now. And that's why the people in this room

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Speaker 21: are here, Steve, they weren't handed these seats.

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Speaker 1: They earned them big time. That's why Andrew be so proud,

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Speaker 1: so proud of all you guys. Great briefing, great information,

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Speaker 1: great questions, had real energy to it, not like normally

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Speaker 1: the dead patch of the mainstream media. Jack Human Events

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Speaker 1: Daily two o'clock today, in Real America's Voice, we've got

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk next, Charlie Kirk. I'm think it'll take a

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Speaker 1: lot of the cabinet meeting. I think President Trump's going

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Speaker 1: to open it up. I'm sure he's going to be

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Speaker 1: on fire. You're a two. You're gonna be live at

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Speaker 1: the Pentagon, Steve.

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Speaker 2: That's right, we'll be live.

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Speaker 21: And as you mentioned, of course, we have the Cabinet meeting,

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Speaker 21: and then the President is supposed to give an address

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Speaker 21: at two o'clock. Of course, the president is never late.

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Speaker 21: The president is always on time. So we'll see exactly

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Speaker 21: when he chooses to give that address today. So we'll

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Speaker 21: take that live if we can. Of course, I've got

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Speaker 21: my ear to the ground regarding does it have anything

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Speaker 21: to do with Venezuela, Does it have anything to do

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Speaker 21: with Maduro. We're going to find that out, hopefully as

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Speaker 21: soon as possible.

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Speaker 1: Jack Bisoba, give your social media coordinates and we'll let

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Speaker 1: you let your bounce.

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Speaker 21: All right, We're up at Jack Pasovic And of course

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Speaker 21: the show is Human Events daily across Apple, Spotify, every

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Speaker 1: We're gonna take a short commercial break. We're gonna take

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Speaker 1: fire today. Charlie Kirk is going to follow us the

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk Show. I believe that the cabinet, particularly the

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Speaker 1: public part of the Cabinet meeting. Some of it will

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Speaker 1: take place during Charlie Kirk Show, so we'll toss to

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Speaker 1: the Charlie at noon, Charlie will obviously toss to the

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Speaker 1: Jack Pasoba Jackson be back at the Pentagon. There is

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Speaker 1: gonna be an event at two o'clock. I believe that

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Speaker 1: might be around Michael Dell. Huge announcements today about the

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Speaker 1: Trump savings account, the Trump accounts. Some of that's gonna

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Speaker 1: be I think Secretary best in at the Cabinet meeting.

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Speaker 1: And then at two o'clock, I think we're gonna have

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Speaker 1: Michael Dell talk about a six billion dollar donation he's

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Speaker 1: making two Americans children shortbreak.

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Speaker 8: We originally lets take down.

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Speaker 1: Bail or room use your host, Stephen k Ban. You know,

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Speaker 1: the Michael Dell situation may be handled at the cabinet.

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Speaker 1: I think some of the reasons that maybe running a

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Speaker 1: few minutes late. Also, I think I don't want to

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Speaker 1: promise this, but I think that there may be some

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Speaker 1: discussion about the Federal Reserve today two that very special announcement,

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Speaker 1: And of course you know we've pushed Scott Bessont, but

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Speaker 1: there may be there may be a backup plan to that,

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Speaker 1: and I think it will be a backup plan, but

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Speaker 1: I think tentatively maybe two o'clock for some at least

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Speaker 1: more discussion about the Federal Reserve is the is the

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Speaker 1: cabra starry. Let's go ahead and go to the cabinet,

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Speaker 1: mean the presidence about to address the.

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Speaker 8: Country from the walls.

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Speaker 22: The balls stamp said, lots of pictures that haven't been

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Speaker 22: exposed to the world for in many cases over one

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Speaker 22: hundred years. We brought them up and we're using them

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Speaker 22: as they should be used. But the cabinet room looks

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Speaker 22: beautiful like it should now. The Oval Office looks beautiful

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Speaker 22: like it should.

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Speaker 8: It was not. It was like the rest of the country.

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Speaker 8: It was in disrepair.

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Speaker 22: One year ago, our country was dead and said to

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Speaker 22: me by many leaders, we had a dead country. Now

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Speaker 22: we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. It's true,

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Speaker 22: of the hottest country anywhere in the world. Think of that.

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Speaker 22: In four long years of the Biden administration, there were

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Speaker 22: just one trillion dollars of new investments in the United States.

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Speaker 22: In ten months, we've secured commitments of over eighteen trillion dollars.

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Speaker 22: So they had in one year less than they had

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Speaker 22: less than one trillion dollars.

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Speaker 8: It's in a period of four years. Think of it.

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Speaker 22: Four years they had less than a trillion. In ten months,

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Speaker 22: we have more than eighteen trillion. Is that right, Scott.

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Speaker 22: It's even going to be higher than that going up.

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Speaker 22: And we're waiting for the Supreme Court case.

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Speaker 3: And it's so important and so vital for this country

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Speaker 3: because we're not only respected again, we're putting out wars

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Speaker 3: by our trade policies and we're take it in hundreds

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Speaker 3: of bigllions of dollars and our country is wealthy.

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Speaker 22: Again and secure again, and it's part of national security.

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Speaker 8: And I hope that goes well. I think it's very important.

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Speaker 8: But I think of the number, we're going to.

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Speaker 22: Be over eighteen trillion dollars in ten months, and which

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Speaker 22: is a record times probably eight or ten times, I

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Speaker 22: think more than that for any country. There's never been

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Speaker 22: a country that's had that kind of an investment ever

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Speaker 22: in history. And there's never been a country that's had

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Speaker 22: half of that. It's a tremendous thing that's taking place.

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Speaker 8: We have.

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Speaker 22: Companies moving in from all over the world, from Mexico,

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Speaker 22: from Canada, from Europe, from China, from.

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Speaker 8: Japan a lot we just had.

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Speaker 22: Toyota is going to spend ten billion dollars they've just

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Speaker 22: announced on building new plants in this country. Are workers,

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Speaker 22: They're gonna be all workers, but they're spending a tremendous amount.

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Speaker 22: So the stock market set forty six all time highs.

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Speaker 22: And this last Friday, which is called Black Friday, was

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Speaker 22: the biggest ever online sales that there's ever been by

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Speaker 22: a lot. More Americans are working today than at any

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Speaker 22: time in the history of our country.

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Speaker 8: I mean, these are the facts we have to get out.

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Speaker 3: And you know, there's this fake narrative that the Democrats

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Speaker 3: talk about affordability.

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Speaker 22: They just say the word. It doesn't mean anything to anybody.

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Speaker 22: You just say it affordability. I inherited the worst inflation

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Speaker 22: in history. There was no affordability. Nobody could afford anything.

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Speaker 22: The prices were massively high. Do you remember we took

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Speaker 22: over eggs. You did a great job in that, Madam

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Speaker 22: Secretary Agriculture Brook Eggs were four or five times higher

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Speaker 22: than they had ever been. They said, don't order eggs

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Speaker 22: for Easter at the White House, and we ended up

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Speaker 22: doing it, and we got the egg prices way down

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Speaker 22: lower than.

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Speaker 8: What they were before.

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Speaker 3: But the word affordability is a con job by the Democrats,

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Speaker 3: they say.

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Speaker 22: I watched the other day where some very low IQ

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Speaker 22: congresswoman talked about affordability, affordability, affordability.

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Speaker 8: She had no idea. Their prices were much higher.

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Speaker 22: As an example, energy gasoline, we're now at about two

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Speaker 22: dollars and fifty cents a gallon. We're going to be

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Speaker 22: I think at two dollars a gallon. We could even crack.

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Speaker 8: That at some point.

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Speaker 22: I'd love to do it, and we could do it

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Speaker 22: more easily if we weren't building up the strategic national reserves,

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Speaker 22: which Biden emptied out before the election so that he

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Speaker 22: could try and get elected, meaning she he started it,

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Speaker 22: then he got thrown out of the race. Then she

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Speaker 22: took over, and she kept it going, and they emptied

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Speaker 22: out these strategic national resists, which are really meant for

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Speaker 22: something else. They're not meant to keep people happy with

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Speaker 22: their gasoline pace.

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Speaker 8: They meant for war. They're meant for problems, big problems.

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Speaker 22: He emptied it out and then she continued it during

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Speaker 22: the process of trying to get elected. Didn't work out

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Speaker 22: too well for them, and they virtually brought it down

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Speaker 22: to the lowest level I believe in history, and it

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Speaker 22: didn't have much of an impact because the prices were

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Speaker 22: very high. But our price is now for energy, but

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Speaker 22: for gasoline or really low electricity.

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Speaker 8: Is coming down, and when that comes down, everything comes down.

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Speaker 22: But the word affordability is a Democrat scam. They say it,

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Speaker 22: and then they go into the next subject and everyone thinks, oh,

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Speaker 22: they had lower prices. No, they had the worst inflation

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Speaker 22: in the history of our country. Now, some people will

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Speaker 22: correct me, because they always love to correct me, even

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Speaker 22: though I'm right about everything. But some people like to

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Speaker 22: correct me, and they say forty eight years. I say

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Speaker 22: it's not forty eight years, it's much more. But they

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Speaker 22: say it's the worst inflation that we've had in forty

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Speaker 22: eight years. I say, ever, But whether it's forty eight

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Speaker 22: years or ever, it's pretty bad.

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Speaker 8: We had the worst inflation that we've ever had.

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Speaker 22: Since last January, we've stopped inflation in its tracks.

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Speaker 8: And there is still more to do. There's always more

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Speaker 8: to do, but we have it down to a very

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Speaker 8: good level. It's going to go down a little bit further.

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Speaker 22: You want to have a little tiny bit of inflation

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Speaker 22: otherwise that's not good either. Then you have a thing

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Speaker 22: called deflation, and deflation can be worse than inflation. But

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Speaker 22: we have it almost will soon be at a perfect level.

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Speaker 22: But we inherited the worst inflation. But we have twenty

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Speaker 22: states that are now selling gasoline at less than the

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Speaker 22: two dollars and seventy five Think of that two dollars

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Speaker 22: and seventy five cents, and it was that five dollars

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Speaker 22: under Sleepy Joe. Grocery prices are down, with the cost

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Speaker 22: of Thanksgiving turkey this year down thirty three percent. It

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Speaker 22: was lower than thirty three percent, lower than under the

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Speaker 22: Biden administration. Price is are way down eighty sixty percent,

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Speaker 22: thank you. And mortgage rates despite the fact that we

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Speaker 22: have an incompetent chairman of the Fed, a real dope,

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Speaker 22: who should reduce rates. I saw even Jamie Diamond said

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Speaker 22: he should be reducing rates. I never saw Jamie Diamond

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Speaker 22: say that. I wonder why he said that, but he

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Speaker 22: really said it because he's right. But we have a

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Speaker 22: guy that's just a stubborn ox who probably doesn't like

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Speaker 22: your president, your favorite president, but.

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Speaker 8: They're going to be coming down.

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Speaker 22: We'll be announcing somebody probably early next year for the

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Speaker 22: new chairman of the FED. I talked to Scott about

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Speaker 22: taking the job, and he doesn't want it.

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Speaker 8: You got the greatest jove here, right, he said, No,

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Speaker 8: I want to stay chairman. I want to stay. I

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Speaker 8: want to stay right where.

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Speaker 22: We are Treasury, and I think we're doing really great,

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Speaker 22: aren't we.

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Speaker 13: What we're doing great through it's a great team to

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Speaker 13: be part of.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, that's amazing.

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Speaker 22: Under my executive order to lower prescription drug prices, which

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Speaker 22: I think is the single biggest thing we've ever done

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Speaker 22: that nobody writes about because you're fake news. I've made

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Speaker 22: unprecedented deals along with Bobby and Oz and all of

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Speaker 22: the people that work on it, A lot of people,

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Speaker 22: a lot of people that you wouldn't even think work

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Speaker 22: on it, but they do, to slash drug prices by

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Speaker 22: two hundred percent, three hundred percent, four hundred percent, five

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Speaker 22: hundred percent, six hundred percent, seven hundred percent, eight hundred percent.

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Speaker 8: Nobody's ever heard of it.

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Speaker 22: Before, because I instituted favored nations and no nation agreed

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Speaker 22: to do it.

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Speaker 8: And then I said to the nations, if you're.

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Speaker 22: Not going to do it, I'm going to charge you

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Speaker 22: one hundred percent tariff, which is more money than we're

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Speaker 22: talking about. And they said, sir, would love to do it, please,

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Speaker 22: we would be honored to do it.

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Speaker 8: And they agreed that they would go along with the

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Speaker 8: whole thing.

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Speaker 22: Nobody nobody thought you could do it because they felt,

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Speaker 22: number one, you couldn't get the drug companies to do it.

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Speaker 22: So we're paying as an example for the Let's go

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Speaker 22: with the fat drug, the fat drug fat for fat people.

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Speaker 22: Anybody uses the table, don't ask it. But the fat

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Speaker 22: drug was one hundred and thirty five dollars. Think of

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Speaker 22: a four certain people, thirteen hundred dollars for certain countries,

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Speaker 22: thirteen hundred dollars in New York. So in New York

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Speaker 22: it was one thousand, three hundred dollars, and in London

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Speaker 22: it was one hundred and thirty five dollars.

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Speaker 8: And a friend of mine call me said, what is this?

1131
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Speaker 8: Why is it?

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Speaker 22: He got used to paying thirteen hundred dollars. Well, now

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Speaker 22: what we have it down to is, Bobby, what's the number,

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Speaker 22: like one hundred and fifty or something.

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Speaker 8: We have it down to a low number.

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirkshaw picking up from here. We'll see you back

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Speaker 1: here at

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Speaker 8: Five well think of that, So we got an