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Speaker 2: First, I would like to thank President Trump for his

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Speaker 2: I'm so proud today that these sixty companies have voluntarily

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Speaker 2: We're in. We're trying something different. It's not regulation or rulemaking.

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Speaker 2: Here's something important. Not all patients will want these tools.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I'll go all the way back to the

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Speaker 8: So it's a shame that it's taken us this long.

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Speaker 7: You know, we gabbled in for regular session in January.

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Speaker 8: Let me be really simple.

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Speaker 7: For example, why did he adjourn today just to let

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Speaker 8: Why did we adjourn today? Where the Democrats?

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Speaker 1: Acting like it.

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Speaker 6: Look, we're always down to make people famous in the warm.

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Speaker 3: But can you just sort of walk us through.

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Speaker 6: I'm even curious behind closed doors the sort of you know,

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Speaker 7: But I mean, the sad reality is I'm one of

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Speaker 6: Us through a little bit more of the sort of

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Speaker 6: You're saying, I believe what was in twenty twenty one

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Speaker 8: Right, It's the oldest trick in the book. The Rhinos.

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Speaker 7: Actually, oh, guys, we tried as hard as we could,

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Speaker 7: So under our the Texas Constitution, we have a quorum

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Speaker 7: I want to drive home is that one of the

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Speaker 7: what they really want to do, but they don't want

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Speaker 7: to be blamed for it. So I just want to

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Speaker 7: say this as many times as I can the Republicans

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Speaker 7: in the Texas House, from the governor on down, Lieutenant

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Speaker 7: Governor and Speaker, we have all the tools available to

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Speaker 7: us to force the Democrats to stay. The governor if

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Speaker 7: they flee, if they flee the state of Texas, for example,

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Speaker 7: the governor can declare their seed vacant and call for

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Speaker 7: a special election. The Speaker can guarantee their bills never,

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Speaker 7: They can be stripped of committee assignments. They can have

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Speaker 7: their budget cuts, they can have their staff cuts. Their

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Speaker 7: chairmanships ye, yes, Democrats have chairmanships in the Texas House.

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Speaker 7: As shocking as that is. Their chairmanships can be revoked,

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Speaker 7: and quite frankly, we had a quorum. As you mentioned

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Speaker 7: just thirty minutes ago, there was no reason for the

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Speaker 7: Speaker to even have to let them leave. He could

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Speaker 7: say you know what, you're here, We've got quorum. We're

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Speaker 7: closing the doors. We're going to take up this redistricting matter,

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Speaker 7: and we are not going to let you leave until

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Speaker 7: we deliver for the conservative voters of the state of

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Speaker 7: Texas who fully support this. So there are lots of

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Speaker 7: tools available to make sure that the Democrats are not

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Speaker 7: able to pull their usual stunt of breaking quorum.

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Speaker 8: And it's as simple as this.

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Speaker 7: If the governor, Lieutenant governor, and speaker want redistricting to happen,

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Speaker 7: it will happen. If they do not want it to happen,

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Speaker 7: then it will not happen, and they will probably try

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Speaker 7: to blame the Democrats. But I want to take that

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Speaker 7: card away from the liberal Uni Party Rhino establishment here

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Speaker 7: in the city of Austin.

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Speaker 6: And I'd argue one of the most effective and probably

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Speaker 3: Of course, the intupid war room posse give us.

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Speaker 8: They're not how to break this to you. The unifarty

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Speaker 8: doesn't like you, and.

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Speaker 6: That's a badge of honor. Well we'll take that proudly.

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Speaker 6: But who should they be calling? What's the number?

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Speaker 3: Are their names?

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Speaker 6: Give us a little script of people you know in state,

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Speaker 6: honist state, let us know how we can help.

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Speaker 7: Well, it's real simple. So the Speaker of the Texas

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Speaker 7: House is a Rhino named Dustin Burroughs. He's nominally a Republican,

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Speaker 7: but he was literally elected by the Democrat.

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Speaker 8: Caucus in the Texas House.

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Speaker 7: So if Democrats, you know, fly the coup here, it

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Speaker 7: is on him for allowing them to do it. And

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Speaker 7: the POSSE should basically let everybody know the governor, you know,

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Speaker 7: Governor Rabbitt, Lieutenant Governor Patrick, Speaker Dustin Burrows, the President

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Speaker 7: the United States of America, and the overwhelming majority of

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Speaker 7: the voters in the great state of Texas are looking

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Speaker 7: to you. Now is the time for bold conservative leadership

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Speaker 7: and to let them know that we're on to you,

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Speaker 7: We're on to the usual game. And let them know

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Speaker 7: that the voters of Texas know that the POSSE knows

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Speaker 7: they have the power to.

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Speaker 8: Get redistricting done.

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Speaker 7: We know they've already made the decision to completely burn

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Speaker 7: the first half of the special session. We know they've

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Speaker 7: given Democrats all of the airtime. They basically turned the

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Speaker 7: Texas capital into d n C television for the last

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Speaker 7: week or so, with all these completely ridiculous, you know,

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Speaker 7: democrat uh scripted hearings, But let them know we're looking

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Speaker 7: to you and failure is not an option. The future

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Speaker 7: of the republic is on the line. We need to

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Speaker 7: get this redistricting done. We need to get it done now,

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Speaker 7: and you've got the power to deliver.

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Speaker 6: Indeed, Representative Harrison, if you want to follow you keep

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Speaker 6: up to date with with everything you've got going on.

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Speaker 6: You you're one of the few good ones, which is

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Speaker 6: mind boggling that I can say that and have it

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Speaker 6: applied to the wonderful state of Texas. It makes no

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Speaker 6: sense right from California, So I particularly envy you be.

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Speaker 3: Nobody was I mean nothing in the.

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Speaker 7: World, no, nothing in the world could I served as

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Speaker 7: a senior member of President Trump's first administration, and nothing

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Speaker 7: in the world could have prepared me for the shock

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Speaker 7: of learning how completely liberal the you know, all supposedly

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Speaker 7: republican government of the great state of my beloved state

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Speaker 7: of Texas is. But yeah, no, people should if they

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Speaker 7: want to go and follow me on social media on

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Speaker 7: x at Brian E. Harrison, please go follow, like, share

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Speaker 7: at Brian E. Harrison on x Brian E. Harrison because

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Speaker 7: the liberal media in Austin doesn't tell you the truth.

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Speaker 7: The liberal media in the state of Texas doesn't tell

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Speaker 7: you the truth, and the national media certainly is not

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Speaker 7: telling you the truth. So I post videos, updates, vote

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Speaker 7: sheets from the floor almost every single day, usually many

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Speaker 7: times a day. So if anybody is wanting the truth,

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Speaker 7: not the not the you know, the Democrat's mouthpiece in

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Speaker 7: the media, but if they want the truth about what's

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Speaker 7: going on down here in the great state of Texas,

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Speaker 7: please follow me.

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Speaker 8: On x AT Brian E.

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Speaker 7: Harrison and I just want to say how grateful I

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Speaker 7: am to the Posse. We've been able to deliver a

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Speaker 7: few victories over the past few month because the Posse

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Speaker 7: phoning in, blowing up the phone lines and the social

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Speaker 7: media of the rhinos down here in Austin. So you

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Speaker 7: guys are just an incredible asset to the fight to

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Speaker 7: preserve liberty in Texas and America.

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Speaker 3: The Posse is the best, and so you start. Thank

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Speaker 3: you so much for joining us. We'll have you back

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Speaker 3: on soon.

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Speaker 8: Great to be with you. Natalie Govlas.

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Speaker 6: There's always something kind of sick I think about democrats

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Speaker 3: Them turning Texas blew.

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Speaker 6: They like to say it's because of their wonderful policies

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Speaker 6: and the vision that they put forth, but in reality,

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Speaker 6: we know it's just about immigration and demography, and that's

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Speaker 6: And I guess the establishment Republicans will probably be the

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Speaker 6: President Biden. We've got a few minutes. We're going to

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Speaker 1: Well, download the Getter app right now.

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Speaker 6: in the war Room. We are joined now by James Burnham.

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Speaker 3: You've warn a lot of hats.

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Speaker 6: You were in Trump's first term over at the DOJ

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Speaker 6: you were the Doge super lawyer. You've got a new

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Speaker 3: But you're also involved.

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Speaker 6: With a case that our audience I think has been

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Speaker 6: following for a very long time. Obviously very good news

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Speaker 6: on that front with regard to a wonderful meme Doug Mackie,

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Speaker 6: and I would think that Doug would want absolutely nothing

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Speaker 6: to do with the United States court system after what

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Speaker 6: happened to him. But it seems like you are intervening

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Speaker 6: we say retribution. We like to use the term justice

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Speaker 6: or accountability here in the War Room because they're.

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Speaker 3: The ones that come into the crimes. But on his behalf,

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Speaker 3: you guys are trying to I guess maybe in the

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Speaker 6: That capacity against the Biden regime, the DJ particularly for

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Speaker 6: what they did to him.

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Speaker 3: I know our audience is really passionate about this. Can

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Speaker 3: you sort of bring us up on what you're doing

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Speaker 3: with Doug?

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Speaker 9: Yeah? Absolutely, Thanks Natalie for having me on a war room.

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Speaker 9: It's great. It's really great to be here. So just

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Speaker 9: to catch everyone back up on what happened to Doug. So,

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Speaker 9: Doug was just a regular person who thought Hillary Clinton

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Speaker 9: would not make a very good president, like it turns

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Speaker 9: out most people in the country thought. And one of

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Speaker 9: the ways he sort of expressed that is he would

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Speaker 9: be liked posting means in the un up to the

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Speaker 9: twenty sixteen election, he posted a joke meme that said,

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Speaker 9: if you want to vote for Hillary, text your vote

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Speaker 9: to this number. Like, obviously a joke. Everyone knows you

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Speaker 9: don't vote by texting. He's just a self described Twitter troll.

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Speaker 9: She puts the meme up, whatever goes to bed, thinks

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Speaker 9: that's the end of it. President Trump wins the election,

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Speaker 9: that's the end of that. Well, it turns out that

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Speaker 9: when he put up the meme, the Hillary Clinton campaign

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Speaker 9: went crazy and started sending this to all kinds of people,

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Speaker 9: and some people at the Justice Department in the US

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Speaker 9: Attorney's office in Brooklyn, which is where her campaign was headquartered,

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Speaker 9: not the US three's officer Doug lived, the one where

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Speaker 9: the campaign was headquartered, started investigating Doug for what's called

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Speaker 9: a conspiracy to violate civil rights. I kid you not

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Speaker 9: the conspiracy to violate civil rights statue, just to give

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Speaker 9: you a sense, is the post civil war statute that

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Speaker 9: was passed for like the ku Klux Klan showing up

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Speaker 9: and barricading voting sites, intimidating voters, violent obstruction, you know,

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Speaker 9: crazy things, not putting memes on X. So he puts

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Speaker 9: up the meme, they do the investigation, and two days

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Speaker 9: into the Biden administration, two days they waited out the

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Speaker 9: entirety of the Trump administration, Doug was arrested in New

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Speaker 9: York by armed agents. He has something like ten FBI agents,

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Speaker 9: by the way, totally unusual in a non violent case,

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Speaker 9: even a real non violent cases. Of course, it's a

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Speaker 9: fate case. They don't do arrests. They let you come

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Speaker 9: in in self report. So this is already law enforcement theater.

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Speaker 9: To try to intimidate Doug and to send a message.

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Speaker 9: They arrested him two days into Biden for the memes

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Speaker 9: he put up about Hillary Clinton. Doug had to go

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Speaker 9: to trial. They dragged him to a trial in Brooklyn.

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Speaker 9: He was convicted, of course, because it's a Brooklyn jury.

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Speaker 9: You know, what would you expect. It's a lot like

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Speaker 9: what happens in DC, with a lot of cases. I'm

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Speaker 9: sure the war room Posse's familiar with here in Washington.

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Speaker 9: He gets convicted and then he has to appeal, and

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Speaker 9: thank god, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals saw the

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Speaker 9: light and they threw out the conviction about two weeks ago.

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Speaker 9: Interesting side note, Doug was represented in his appeal by

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Speaker 9: a lawyer named Yakov Roth, who actually works for the

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Speaker 9: president now in the Justice Department. So ag Bondi and

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Speaker 9: the President have clearly brought the right people in because

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Speaker 9: they have the guy who defended Doug now here at

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Speaker 9: the Justice Department defending the president trying to clean the

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Speaker 9: place up. So that's where we are. So Doug has

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Speaker 9: now been acquitted by the court. The case is over

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Speaker 9: on the criminal side, or will be in about a week.

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Speaker 9: And the question now, of course, is what's next. And

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Speaker 9: I agree with you, Natalie, the most important thing is

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Speaker 9: justice and accountability. So justice for Doug has two pieces.

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Speaker 9: The first piece is going to be trying to make

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Speaker 9: things right for Doug. I mean the government, his own government.

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Speaker 9: It's crazy to think this could happen in the United States.

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Speaker 9: Ruined his life for years because he tweeted a meme,

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Speaker 9: which is crazy, and so you know, money and things

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Speaker 9: like that can never really make it right. They can

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Speaker 9: never replace the weddings that he missed. He had to

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Speaker 9: be sensed around the time of the birth of his child,

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Speaker 9: so he to sit in court instead of playing with

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Speaker 9: his baby. I mean, horrible things that nothing could ever

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Speaker 9: make right. But we're going to make it as right

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Speaker 9: as we possibly can. And the way that works is

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Speaker 9: we file a claim with the Justice Department itself. Fortunately

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Speaker 9: it's the Trump Justice Department, not the Biden Justice Department,

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Speaker 9: and so we're optimistic that they're going to agree with

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Speaker 9: us that this was a horrible violation of doug civil

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Speaker 9: rights and we'll be able to sort of make that

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Speaker 9: work for Doug relatively quickly. The second part of justice

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Speaker 9: for Doug is holding accountable the people that did this

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Speaker 9: to him, and that's something we're still trying to be

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Speaker 9: creative and think through how to do it. I mean,

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Speaker 9: there's a lot of potential options. There's misconduct complaints, there's

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Speaker 9: things that the Justice Department now can do. You know,

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Speaker 9: one of the things we don't know is exactly how

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Speaker 9: this all happened. And we obviously have our theories and

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Speaker 9: the timeline that I described, it's not hard to see

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Speaker 9: what probably happened here. But this is the kind of

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Speaker 9: thing that needs to really be investigated, kind of like

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Speaker 9: the Russia Russia Russia thing that has been investigated and

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Speaker 9: still being investigated. We need to figure out what exactly

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Speaker 9: happened to Doug here and that hold the people that

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Speaker 9: did this to him accountable. And that's something that I

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Speaker 9: and Doug plan to commit significant time to because the

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Speaker 9: most important thing, Natalie, I think, and for everybody that's

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Speaker 9: watching right now, you know this can never happen again.

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Speaker 9: In the United States. You have a first Amendment right

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Speaker 9: to post memes, you have a first Amendment right to

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Speaker 9: make fun of politicians. Is it is The country was

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Speaker 9: founded on making fun of politicians, and we need to

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Speaker 9: make sure that this never happens to anybody else again,

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Speaker 9: so that what happened to Doug so the Doug sacrifice

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Speaker 9: is not totally totally wasted.

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Speaker 6: Well, and it's certainly a unique way, if not, I

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Speaker 6: think kind of setting a precedent for you know, these

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Speaker 6: rogue actors within the dj For all we know, they

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Speaker 6: could have been the careers. They're probably more likely the

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Speaker 6: politicals though it's harder to just differentiate between the two,

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Speaker 6: probably under Joe Biden, but that they can't get away

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Speaker 6: and like you said, they can't do this again to

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Speaker 6: any America for something as simple as posting means before

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Speaker 6: we pivot to the other topic I want to discuss

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Speaker 6: with you. I'm just curious, from start to finish of

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Speaker 6: Doug's whole saga.

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Speaker 3: Was there ever any Democrat, you know, probably a middle.

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Speaker 6: Of the road one who reached out to him or

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Speaker 6: who's working with you guys now, has extended you know,

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Speaker 6: apologies or an interest for all the talk that we

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Speaker 6: hear about, you know, criminal justice reform coming from that side.

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Speaker 6: Has there been any olive branches extended to him from

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Speaker 6: the Democratic side of the party.

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Speaker 9: So, you know, I would need to ask Doug to

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Speaker 9: do a comprehensive accounting. But I know that Senator clobshar

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Speaker 9: was talking about his case when it was brought and

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Speaker 9: calling Doug, you know, Russian disinformation, mastered disinformation, you know,

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Speaker 9: very negative, nasty comments. Hillary Clinton, of course, made the

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Speaker 9: ridiculous claim on television that Doug was responsible for thousands

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Speaker 9: of people not being able to vote. That is totally

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Speaker 9: made up. There's no evidence of that. Obviously it's not

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Speaker 9: true because Doug, I mean, the Twitter avatar, as I recall,

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Speaker 9: had a Naga hat. So I don't think a lot

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Speaker 9: of Hillary Clinton voters were looking to the Ricky Vaughn

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Speaker 9: Twitter handle for advice on how to vote, even if

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Speaker 9: there was going to.

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Speaker 3: Be authoritative picture.

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Speaker 9: I'll give him that, but a great picture probably not

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Speaker 9: for the audience, the Hillary Clinton audience, and so so.

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Speaker 8: No, but there is one thing, you know, one thing,

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Speaker 8: one person.

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Speaker 9: I do want to get some credit to you. On

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Speaker 9: the three judge panel in the second circuit, there were

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Speaker 9: two Bush appoints and one Biden appointee. And I don't

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Speaker 9: have the names on my fingertips, but that appointee from

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Speaker 9: you know, from President Biden, deserves credit, I think for

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Speaker 9: having the wisdom and the fortitude to say, you know,

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Speaker 9: this is not the law in this country, and this

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Speaker 9: is not a proper conviction, and this has to be

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Speaker 9: thrown out. They won the case three zero, no dissent,

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Speaker 9: and so I am grateful that at least the court

786
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Speaker 9: system was able to write this injustice, at least that

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Speaker 9: much for Doug.

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Speaker 3: And James. Pivoting to you're a busy guy.

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Speaker 6: The other thing you got going up and you just

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Speaker 6: launched a new kind of AI policy council. I think

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Speaker 6: I had mentioned that you worked in President Trump's first

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Speaker 6: term over over the DOJ. Obviously the AI, you know,

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Speaker 6: kind of sweeping policy orders, the the eos they got

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Speaker 6: coming out on that front.

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Speaker 3: The warm room posse.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure you know Bannon is a little more more

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Speaker 6: skeptical on maybe AI skeptic.

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Speaker 3: AI curio is at best AI skeptic at worst. That's

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Speaker 3: probably not the worst.

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Speaker 6: But you have a sort of a niche angle particularly

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Speaker 6: use AI to combat or at least try to maintain

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Speaker 6: dominance over the Chinese Communist Party and that obviously very

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Speaker 6: important sphere. I just wanted to bring you on for

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Speaker 6: a few minutes to sort of maybe make your pitch

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Speaker 6: to our audience about why you think what you're doing over.

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Speaker 3: There is so important. Kind of a national security perspective

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Speaker 3: pertaining to China.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 9: So we launched last week. It's called the AI Innovation Council,

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Speaker 9: and my goal is to sort of promote what I

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Speaker 9: think is really the President's vision of an America first

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Speaker 9: AI policy. So, you know, AI policies that encourage, if

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Speaker 9: whether AI should exist or not, the Chinese are going

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Speaker 9: to build the best, most lethal, most killer AI possible.

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Speaker 9: And I'm with the President thinking that we need to

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Speaker 9: build the best AI in the world here in the

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Speaker 9: United States. We need to use American workers, we need

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Speaker 9: to have American investment, we need to have American engineers

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Speaker 9: doing this kind of work. The President gave a great

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Speaker 9: speech last week at the AI summit that the White

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Speaker 9: House organized with David Sachs in the All In Folks,

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Speaker 9: where he basically laid out a vision of American dominance

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Speaker 9: in the space on one condition, and I think this

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Speaker 9: is very important. He said, Look, guys, I'm going to

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Speaker 9: promote investment. I'm going to promote technological advances. I want

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Speaker 9: America to always be the dominant country in the world.

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Speaker 9: But guys, you're building it here, Okay, So we're not

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Speaker 9: going to have you building all these things in China.

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Speaker 9: We're not going to have you importing a bunch of

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Speaker 9: people from other countries to do all of the work.

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Speaker 9: This is an American industry. And just like we won

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Speaker 9: World War Two by putting Americans to work building ships

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Speaker 9: and guns and airplanes, We're going to put Americans to

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Speaker 9: work on this important thing too, in building this technology.

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Speaker 9: And so look, we're just here to support the president,

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Speaker 9: and I just thought it was important that some people

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Speaker 9: who'd worked for him and who believe in his vision

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Speaker 9: for the country and a sort of golden age get

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Speaker 9: on the field and try to make the case and

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Speaker 9: engage in the debate in a way that is totally

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Speaker 9: aligned with you know, I know Steve a bit from

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Speaker 9: the first Trump administration in a way that I think

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Speaker 9: is aligned with his vision, which is a dominant, great

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Speaker 9: American country where great companies are staffed buying by Americans.

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Speaker 3: It's the new arms race.

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Speaker 6: We'll have to w back on because I want to

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Speaker 6: get into the Navidia chip, thetle export control situation there,

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Speaker 6: because I don't know how you quite square what is

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Speaker 6: it setting over the Age twenty or whatever chips to China.

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Speaker 3: But like I said, we'll have you back on to

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Speaker 3: get into that.

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Speaker 6: I know it's a very hot button topic that the

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Speaker 6: war Imposse is very animated about. In the meantime, if

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Speaker 6: the audience has questions to get involved on why, either

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Speaker 6: the Doug side of things or the AI side of things,

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Speaker 6: where can they go to either follow you or reach

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Speaker 6: out and stay up to date with everything you're working on.

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Speaker 9: For Doug, you can follow him on ex a Doug

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Speaker 9: Mackie case. That's his handle. There's a link in there

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Speaker 9: to donate to support him and to support his family,

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Speaker 9: which I strongly encourage everyone to do. For the AI

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Speaker 9: Policy Council, we're on the Internet AI Policy Council. You

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Speaker 9: can also follow me on exit at Burnham DC dot

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Speaker 9: com b U r NHA m DC on The links

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Speaker 9: are there too, and I'd love to hear from everybody.

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Speaker 9: The dms are open as they say.

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Speaker 3: Indeed there. Thank you so much for joining us. We'll

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Speaker 3: have you back on soon.

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Speaker 9: Appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: Take care.

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Speaker 11: The global scale attack on America began on the strategic

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Speaker 11: island of Guam as a wave of submarine launched heavy

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Speaker 11: lift drones skimmed low over the water, then darted skyward

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Speaker 11: as they reached their targets over microwave relay and undersea

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Speaker 11: cable landing stations, power distribution and back up facilities, as

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Speaker 11: well as the Guam Combined Operations Centre, the drones detonated

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Speaker 11: their payloads. For those who witnessed it, the moment appeared

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Speaker 11: almost benign, with one Air Force officer describing how the

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Speaker 11: drone hovered for an instant then simply tumbled to the ground,

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Speaker 11: invisible to the human eye. Each detonation sent a massive

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Speaker 11: electromagnetic pulse over its target. Though designed and built to

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Speaker 11: be protected from just such an EMP attack, many of

941
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Speaker 11: the military grade electronic systems failed against the assault as

942
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Speaker 11: their circuits overloaded or melted in an instant trial. Power,

943
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Speaker 11: water network and communications systems ceased to operate across the island. Meanwhile,

944
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Speaker 11: the island of Hawaii was under a similar and simultaneous attack,

945
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Speaker 11: with coordinated drone delivered tactical EMP attacks on the INDOPECOM

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Speaker 11: Headquarters Complex, Pacific Missile Range Facility, the Wahiawa Communications Station,

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Speaker 11: Kunia Regional Sigin Operation Center, and the Mauna Kea Satellite

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Speaker 11: Tracking Station, among other targets both military and civilian. As

949
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Speaker 11: US naval and Air Force units scrambled to defend against

950
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Speaker 11: the surprise attack, Chinese maritime militia ships and autonomous underwater

951
00:46:38,200 --> 00:46:42,440
Speaker 11: vehicles hundreds of miles away began to systematically severe critical

952
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Speaker 11: undersea fiber optic cables, first to those serving US and

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Speaker 11: Allied installations in the Indo Pacific region, but soon spreading

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Speaker 11: across both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, damage that would

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Speaker 11: take months, if not years, to repair. While overhead in

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Speaker 11: low earth orbit, US and Allied satellites came under a

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Speaker 11: sudden and withering attack as Chinese ground and space based

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Speaker 11: platforms launched kinetic direct energy jamming and blinding attacks, rendering

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Speaker 11: hundreds of satellites either unusable, uncontrollable, or worse, fragmenting them

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Speaker 11: into a growing cloud of destructive debris that would unleash

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Speaker 11: the much feared Kesler Cascade over the days ahead, rendering

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Speaker 11: low Earth orbit uninhabitable by satellites. At the National Military

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Speaker 11: Command Center inside the Pentagon, Deputy Director for Operations U. S.

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Speaker 11: Army Brigadier General J. D. Swift was in full on

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Speaker 11: crisis mode. In less than thirty minutes, Swift watched as Guam,

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Speaker 11: an Island fortress and centerpiece of America's defense of the Pacific,

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Speaker 11: and then Hawaii, home to the U. S. Pacific Fleet,

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Speaker 11: both virtually vanished from the digital landscape. The US military's

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Speaker 11: ability to coordinate oversea operations had just collapsed, and the

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Speaker 11: news was about to get expertly worse. In Westbury, New York,

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Speaker 11: inside the FAA's New York Tracon Facility, radar and approach

972
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Speaker 11: controllers spotted what appeared to be numerous unidentified aerial targets

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Speaker 11: likely drones, in their airspace just south of Long Island.

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Speaker 11: As they frantically worked to divert traffic, the drones launched

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Speaker 11: from nearby cargo container ships raced toward their targets along

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Speaker 11: both US coasts and in dozens of cities deep in

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Speaker 11: the heartland. The same template for attack was carried out

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Speaker 11: with EMP drone attacks on key communications, power, transportation, and

979
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Speaker 11: network data centres working in concert. Scores of small, commercially

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Speaker 11: available drones also rose into the skies above American cities,

981
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Speaker 11: their transmitters broadcasting digital orders to kill switches covertly embedded

982
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Speaker 11: and listening in electronic systems compromised by China months or

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Speaker 11: years before. Within moments, hundreds of millions of cities across

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Speaker 11: the country found themselves suddenly without access to power, internet,

985
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Speaker 11: cell phones, fuel, ATMs, police, fire, or emergency services. In

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Speaker 11: the days ahead, With the crippling of the nation's food

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Speaker 11: and supply chain management systems, basic transportation, and health care services,

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Speaker 11: and with little information and rumours running rampant, public annoyance

989
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Speaker 11: quickly turned to anger, anger to fear, and fear to panic.

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Speaker 11: Made worse, the selective attacks strategically separated the haves from

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Speaker 11: the have nots, leaving cities such as Dallas, Texas, untouched,

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Speaker 11: while plunging neighboring fort worth into darkness and hunger. Soon,

993
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Speaker 11: rioting and looting took root and spread virus like nationwide.

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Speaker 11: Back at the command center, with swift staff overwhelmed and

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Speaker 11: information fractured and conflicted, the situation was spiraling from the

996
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Speaker 11: nightmarish to the existential. As Space Command in Colorado reported

997
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Speaker 11: that the orbital Sibber's early missile warning system had just

998
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Speaker 11: gone offline and with it the ability to detect the

999
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Speaker 11: launch of enemy into continental ballistic missiles. Moments later, America's

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Speaker 11: Continuity of Operations Plan was initiated, sending civilian and military

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Speaker 11: leadership to hardened facilities across the country, ensuring that the

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Speaker 11: government remained functional in the event of a national emergency,

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Speaker 11: including nuclear war. Meanwhile, three hundred miles east of the

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Speaker 11: Luzon Strait aboard the U s s. Theodore Roosevelt, Admiral

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Speaker 11: Justice Folger, commander of US Navy Carrier Strike Group five,

1006
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Speaker 11: found himself a commander without clear direction, armed with a

1007
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Speaker 11: strike group that was now slowed, degraded, and at extreme risk.

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Speaker 11: Without real time battlespace intelligence to know where the enemy was,

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Speaker 11: where it was headed, in what strength, or the means

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Speaker 11: to coordinate a joint attack. The most potent and technically

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Speaker 11: advanced fighting force on the planet had just been not

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Speaker 11: back a half a century. While four hundred miles to

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Speaker 11: his west aboard the flagship of his Surface Action Group

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Speaker 11: PLA and Rear Admiral Wouwey received welcomed news the off

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Speaker 11: switch to America, the dismantling of their global digital infrastructure

1016
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Speaker 11: was complete. The strategy, known as the Assassin's Maces had

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Speaker 11: been decades in the making, a doctrine of unrestricted warfare,

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Speaker 11: where the battlefield was everywhere, aiming to cripple a superior

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Speaker 11: enemy's capabilities long before open conflict erupted. Now the moment

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Speaker 11: of she the optimal strategic timing for the attack had come.

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Speaker 11: The admiral read an encrypted message received from Eastern Theater Command.

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Speaker 11: The order given, which would soon go out to millions

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Speaker 11: of PLA warfighters around the globe, read simply commence operations.

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Speaker 11: He watched in silent awe as the next kinetic stage

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Speaker 11: of a war began