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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now and near Blatt and Ibraheim Kayumi are now reportedly

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Speaker 2: in federal custody being interviewed by the FBI in connection

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Speaker 2: to the devices. Our Bill Milusian has learned that Belot's

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Speaker 2: parents are naturalized US citizens from Turkey and Coyumi's parents

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Speaker 2: are naturalized citizens from Afghanistan.

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Speaker 3: On Saturday, a protest was held outside Gracie mansioned where

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Speaker 3: I live with my wife Rama.

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Speaker 4: Neither of us were home at the time.

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Speaker 3: This was a vile protest rooted in white supremacy, entitled

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Speaker 3: stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City. I'm the

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Speaker 3: first hustle mayor of our city. Anti Muslim bigotry is

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Speaker 3: nothing new to me, nor is it anything new for

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Speaker 3: the one million or so Muslim New Yorkers who know

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Speaker 3: this city as our home.

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Speaker 2: Both men that were arrested following these protests in relation.

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Speaker 4: To those two.

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Speaker 5: Explosive devices admitted to having been inspired by ISIS.

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Speaker 2: Officers have located a third suspicious device in a car

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Speaker 2: that is sought to belong to one of two suspects

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Speaker 2: who were taken into custody yesterday in connection with two

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Speaker 2: other suspicious devices. So now we've got a total of

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Speaker 2: three suspicious devices that have been uncovered here in the

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Speaker 2: Big Apple, and at least one of the devices that

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Speaker 2: has been confiscated is a confirmed ied.

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Speaker 1: People ask boots on the ground, No boots on the ground.

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Speaker 1: Four weeks, two weeks, six weeks, go in, go in.

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Speaker 1: President Trump knows, I know.

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Speaker 6: You don't tell the enemy, you don't tell the press,

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Speaker 6: you don't tell anybody what your limits would be on

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Speaker 6: an operation.

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Speaker 1: We're willing to.

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Speaker 6: Go as far as we need to in order to

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Speaker 6: be successful for fighting to win, it means we set

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Speaker 6: the terms. We'll know when they're not capable of fighting,

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Speaker 6: there'll be a point where they'll have no choice but

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Speaker 6: to do that. Whether they know it or not, they

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Speaker 6: will be combat ineffective.

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Speaker 1: They will surrender.

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Speaker 6: Typically, the understanding of a surrender is person to person.

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Speaker 1: Is that what we required in a matter like this, Well,

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Speaker 1: there's a lot of different ways.

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Speaker 4: Whether they want to admit it or not, whether.

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Speaker 6: They're pride, lets them say it out loud or not.

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Speaker 6: It's President Trump will set the terms of that.

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Speaker 3: Every Randians are concerned that the Kurds will curve out

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Speaker 3: kind of an autonomous region as they did in Syria, Andy.

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Speaker 7: Rock, we're not having We're not looking to the Kurds

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Speaker 7: going in. We're very friendly with the Kurds, as you know,

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Speaker 7: but we don't want to make the more any more

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Speaker 7: complex than it already is. No, we don't want Yeah,

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Speaker 7: I have wrote I don't want the Curds going in.

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Speaker 7: I don't want to see the Kurds get hurt, get killed.

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Speaker 7: We've got a good relationship. They're will need to go in,

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Speaker 7: but we really I've told them I don't want them

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Speaker 7: to know if I've ron, we'll look the same the worst,

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Speaker 7: complicated enough without having getting the currents at wrong.

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Speaker 8: If you look at the budget actually we're working on

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Speaker 8: right now, and we'll have the Tea HUD budget, you know,

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Speaker 8: transportation and HUD budget. We restore most of the cuts

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Speaker 8: UH and even go higher than previous years on many

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Speaker 8: of the programs that doge slash. When I met our

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Speaker 8: nominee for HUD secretary then he was nominee, bought a

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Speaker 8: nice game, but he doesn't seem to have the clout

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Speaker 8: to make those views prevail over the those.

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Speaker 4: People over the cut cut cut people.

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Speaker 8: But we have worked really hard in the budget and

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Speaker 8: gotten by parts in support to increase these amounts and

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Speaker 8: undo a lot of the cuts which are essential.

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Speaker 1: So I don't know if there's a recognize these guys.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, if you know, then.

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Speaker 1: How how did this.

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Speaker 9: Come to be?

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Speaker 4: How did we happen to have said the president? So

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Speaker 4: I guess to see as well, that's that's yet to

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Speaker 4: be determined. You don't recognize that you're absolutely not.

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Speaker 10: Police as.

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Speaker 3: Okay, this is not the wall.

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Speaker 11: You know, we will, right, you will work for us,

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Speaker 11: clearly out a county.

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Speaker 1: We do not work for the sins layers. I'm not

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Speaker 1: sure for how long, but uh, you don't.

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Speaker 4: Work at this agency, for this institute.

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Speaker 12: I think we have.

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Speaker 5: Problem, right, we pro also don't work forty e don't work.

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Speaker 4: I understand that your position is intout. This is going

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Speaker 4: sideways very quickly.

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Speaker 13: I think it's.

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Speaker 4: True.

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Speaker 14: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 14: coming from every angle, but the will to deceive fear not.

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Speaker 1: You found the place for truth, the.

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Speaker 14: Voice and the generation that still has the will to

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Speaker 14: believe in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Suck a lot.

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Speaker 4: Here we go on. All right, Happy Monday. It is

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Speaker 4: March ninth, twenty twenty six. We're here at the Bitcoin

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Speaker 4: dot Com studio. Blake, Welcome this morning. Howdy. Lots of

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Speaker 4: news this weekend. We are in ten days of the

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Speaker 4: Iran conflict. And what's the NBC is describing as the

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Speaker 4: largest oil disruption energy disruption in history, in history, it's

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Speaker 4: in nineteen seventy two or three, calling that's what they're

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Speaker 4: calling it. I'm not sure I buy it, but yeah,

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Speaker 4: the Americans it's been the biggest oil supply disruption in history.

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Speaker 4: Might be a slight I.

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Speaker 10: Guess most people are too young to remember, including me,

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Speaker 10: and yeah, in the seventies, after the Yam Kapor War,

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Speaker 10: a lot of the Middle East did an oil embargo

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Speaker 10: of the West.

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Speaker 4: And it's interesting because that's lines.

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Speaker 10: Sometimes people speculate that's there's that famous what the heck

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Speaker 10: happened in nineteen seventy two or so? Is that chart

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Speaker 10: where everything starts going bad in the early seventies, And

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Speaker 10: one of the arguments is it was the oil embargo.

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Speaker 4: It suddenly made energy more expensive. Well, about twenty percent

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Speaker 4: of the global supply has been disrupted for about nine

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Speaker 4: ten days now, more than double the previous record set

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Speaker 4: during the Suez Crisis of nineteen fifty six. So that's

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Speaker 4: per CNBC, there's virtually no spare capacity to address the

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Speaker 4: problem because Saudi Arabia UAE are cut off from the

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Speaker 4: global oil market anyway. So I listen, I think there

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Speaker 4: is a apparently it's not a supply issue. It's just

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Speaker 4: there is a shock to the system and people don't

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Speaker 4: know how it's going to resolve, so uncertainty drives fear.

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Speaker 4: Oil is back down under one hundred dollars a barrel,

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Speaker 4: though it's off its tied, so I think the market

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Speaker 4: We can get into that in a little bit, but

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Speaker 4: we want to start with the lead today of New York.

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Speaker 4: In New York, it was a very disruptive, discouraging, dangerous

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Speaker 4: moment that happened where self radicalized isis they call protesters.

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Speaker 4: These are terrorists. Used explosives called Mother of Satan inside

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Speaker 4: bombs thrown at Gracie Mansion. So Gracie Mansion is of

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Speaker 4: course where Mayor Mum Donnie and his Islamist loving wife live,

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Speaker 4: and there were anti Muslim protests saying they didn't want

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Speaker 4: the we wanted to stop the Islamification, the Muslim takeover

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Speaker 4: of New York City. These two terrorist suspects in the

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Speaker 4: Gracie Square terror incident, Amir Balot who's eighteen, and Ibrahim Kyumi, nineteen,

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Speaker 4: are both US citizens, but lots of parents are Turkish

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Speaker 4: immigrants who are naturalized as US citizens in twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 4: Kayumi's parents are Afgham immigrants. His mother was naturalized in

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Speaker 4: and four. Yay yay. Isn't it great? Hey, immigrants welcomed here?

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Speaker 4: Yay yay? Immigration? So it's it underlies a bigger problem,

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Speaker 4: which is, yeah, you can stop third world immigration, but

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Speaker 4: guess what their kids could be radicalized by ISIS videos

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Speaker 10: There's gonna be people online who are going to point

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Speaker 10: out like, this is a homegrown This isn't an immigration problem,

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Speaker 10: it's a homegrown terrorism problem because they're they're US citizens.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's I mean, there's seems to be indication

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Speaker 4: that these two young terrorists, budding terrorists, were potentially radicalized

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Speaker 4: abroad as well, trips to Turkey, trips to Saudi Arabia,

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Speaker 4: which another funny instance here, trips to Melbourne, Australia, another

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Speaker 4: known terrorist training ground. Yep, welcome to the brave New

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Speaker 4: world where the West has been so Islamified that you

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Speaker 4: can now get radicalized in Melbourne, Australia. That's actually totally

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Speaker 10: Talk to people in the Middle East, they'll say a

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Speaker 10: lot of the most radical people are in the West.

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Speaker 10: There are a lot more radical Muslims in London or

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, it's interesting because when you put a bunch

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Speaker 4: more so. So let's go through some of the details here.

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Speaker 4: There's a substance known as TATP which is enormously quote

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Speaker 4: unquote volatile. It's extremely powerful substance it's become the isis

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Speaker 15: Fox News has learned of a disturbing development involving the

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Speaker 15: type of explosive used in the attempted attack and just

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Speaker 15: how dangerous it is. Let's bring in retired NYPD inspector

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Speaker 15: Paul Morrow, who has more information on this device that

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Speaker 15: not necessarily a cheesy one.

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Speaker 16: In other words, no, not at all, John, and I

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Speaker 16: have to tell you, having done about fifteen years work

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Speaker 16: this is a bit of a game changer. First of all,

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Speaker 16: let me start by say New York City got extremely

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Speaker 16: lucky yesterday. GATP is enormously volatile, It is not very stable.

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Speaker 1: It's extremely powerful.

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Speaker 4: And those bombs, those IEDs are filled with no and

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Speaker 4: they're like dozens and dozens of bullets flying in every direction.

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Speaker 4: This is a protester, a leftist protester who was there

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Speaker 4: saying all immigrants are welcome, everybody's there, as this Islamist

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Speaker 13: Were going and raising New York and we want everyone

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Speaker 13: here to stay in New York.

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Speaker 9: You know, get to come from outside, and then till.

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Speaker 4: Everyone just an incredible moment there is there.

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Speaker 10: It captures the left, like the Alliance of the Left.

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Speaker 10: Really well, you have this middle aged you know, kindness

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Speaker 10: is everything. I have the sign outside my house immigrants Welcome,

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Speaker 10: lecturing everyone, and then one of his pet terrorist immigrants

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Speaker 10: jumps over his head and throws this bomb. And of

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Speaker 10: course importantly we should know that he has not learned

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Speaker 10: his lesson at all. A person who seems to be

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Speaker 10: him on X had a tweet I was in the

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Speaker 10: middle of saying, as a born and raised New Yorker,

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Speaker 10: we welcome everyone into the city when he threw that

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Speaker 4: Everyone is welcome. And then he goes after Jake Lang,

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Speaker 4: who was the gentleman that had organized the counter protest. Ironically,

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Speaker 4: Lang is being described as a white supremacist, as a

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Speaker 4: He's the only person you're allowed to attack in all

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Speaker 4: of this. But they when he didn't try to blow

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Speaker 4: anyone up. They refer to the terrorist as an activist.

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Speaker 4: ABC News, right there, an activist. Meanwhile, they describe Lang

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Speaker 10: It is, it really is, and like people are going

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Speaker 10: That what happened immediately as President Bush came out and

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Speaker 10: That completely vindicates their on tim Is that another way

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Speaker 10: Think about all of the public events where you have

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, and that's the sectarian violence that is ravaged

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Speaker 4: You may not like what mister Lang was doing, the

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Speaker 4: Jake Lang a white supremacist and a bigot for doing

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Speaker 4: exactly what the founders intended, which is to peacefully protest.

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Speaker 4: But the foreigners didn't. Oh, but I guess they're not

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Speaker 10: The million the million, two million dollar house says it

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Speaker 9: Stay right there, Welcome back to this Real America's Voice

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Speaker 9: news break. I'm Terrence Bates. Iran has its next supreme

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Speaker 9: leader after Moshaba Khameni was named the new ruler of

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Speaker 9: Iran ramped up attacks on Israel and its neighboring golf countries.

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Speaker 9: In a separate post, he emphatically writes past the Save

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Speaker 4: Gabriel victal Some Frontline tposa photojournalist, and bo Alford Frontlines

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Speaker 4: tposa reporter. Both of them were in New York City

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Speaker 4: over the weekend. Gentlemen, I'm so glad that you're safe. Gabe.

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Speaker 4: Let's start with you. It's your first time, I believe

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Speaker 4: on the show. Apologizes. Thank you, yeah, of course, thank

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Speaker 4: you for making the time here. Tell us what you saw,

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Speaker 4: how close were you to this incident? And late layout

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Speaker 4: kind of the dynamic between the two sides.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, of course, well so both the sides. You know,

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Speaker 13: the leftist side specifically was already very rowdy and violent

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Speaker 13: prior to the situation with the bomb there.

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Speaker 4: But you know, Bo and I were right.

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Speaker 13: Next to each other and we were what I would say,

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Speaker 13: a couple yards away, a couple of feet away, even

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Speaker 13: from the incident happening. Yeah, you can see some of

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Speaker 13: the footage there of them burning flags. They actually beat

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Speaker 13: up another journalist after that flag burning happened. They chased

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Speaker 13: him out, you know, saying that he was a Zionist,

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Speaker 13: yelling at him. They ended up punching him, kicking him

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Speaker 13: down on the ground. Yeah, that's that footage right there.

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Speaker 13: It was a very hostile environment to say the least,

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Speaker 13: and it seemed like these people wanted nothing but trouble.

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Speaker 13: And that's you know what ended up happening later with

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Speaker 13: the Muslim who who committed an act of herosm and

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Speaker 13: thank god that bomb did not go off.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, seriously, Bo, give us your perspective of what happened.

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Speaker 4: And do we know where these people came from. Were

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Speaker 4: they New Yorkers? Did you get that vibe or were

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Speaker 4: they shipped in from somewhere else and their paid agitators.

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Speaker 4: What could you surmise? Yeah, absolutely.

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Speaker 17: I would start by saying, these were not regular everyday protesters.

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Speaker 17: These aren't people that are just coming in and holding signs.

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Speaker 4: This is a lot more violent of a crowd.

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Speaker 17: I actually texted my wife when I got there.

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Speaker 4: I was like, honey, this is.

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Speaker 17: A little bit different. There's a lot of aggression. There's

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Speaker 17: a lot of people getting hurt, attacked, and just you know,

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Speaker 17: say a prayer for me. I do believe that the

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Speaker 17: Antifa crowd did play a part in fueling this attack.

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Speaker 17: They were just attacking anyone that they disagreed with. It

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Speaker 17: was only God's grace that God us out untouched. Thankfully

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Speaker 17: we were not recognized, or we probably would have been

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Speaker 17: one of the people getting attacked as well. But yeah,

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Speaker 17: when the bombing happened, we were, or the attempted bombing happened,

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Speaker 17: we were probably fifty twenty to thirty feet away. And

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Speaker 17: I was actually posting another video because for getting everything

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Speaker 17: in real time, and I just hear everyone screaming bomb

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Speaker 17: and they're running away, and then I see the brave

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Speaker 17: man down.

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Speaker 4: Jeez. So there was anti Muslim protesters on one side,

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Speaker 4: and then there were I guess pro Muslim protesters. I mean,

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Speaker 4: did it seem like the pro Muslim or the counter protesters,

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Speaker 4: however you want to describe them? Were they Was it

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Speaker 4: mostly Muslims or was it mostly sort of just like

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Speaker 4: kind of leftists Antifa types.

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Speaker 13: It was definitely like the Antifa types. It was definitely

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Speaker 13: some white New Yorkers. I would probably say a lot

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Speaker 13: of that. You know, New Yorkers are very they go

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Speaker 13: harden the paint, a lot of them are very aggressive

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Speaker 13: when it comes to you know, their beliefs, and it

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Speaker 13: seemed like, you know, and bo correct me if I'm wrong,

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Speaker 13: but this is on par with Minneapolis Antifa. When we

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Speaker 13: really went in there and we saw, I mean, right

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Speaker 13: as we got out of our uber to show up

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Speaker 13: to this event, there was a kid with a freedom

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Speaker 13: shirt getting berated and it was it was instant like,

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Speaker 13: right as we showed up, we saw some kid get

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Speaker 13: chased out and it just gave me flashback some Minneapolis.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 17: Absolutely, these were white leftists that were coming here to

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Speaker 17: kill Jake Lang. And I'm not exaggerating when I say that.

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Speaker 17: You could hear multiple of the member saying kill Jake Lang.

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Speaker 17: They were doing everything they could to get to him.

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Speaker 17: They were trying to cross the barricades when he ran

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Speaker 17: away from the attempted bombing. The leftists then went to

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Speaker 17: the other side to try and cut him off. They

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Speaker 17: were doing everything in their power to kill him.

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Speaker 10: What kind of role were police playing through all of this?

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Speaker 10: Do you think they were mostly being helpful preventing violence?

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Speaker 10: Were they sort of useless?

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Speaker 4: Give us a sense of how NYPD was behaving throughout this.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, the police were actually very helpful. I do have

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Speaker 17: to say they assued as something went down. If you

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Speaker 17: saw someone getting attacked, they stepped in and they tried

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Speaker 17: to stop it. They were actually getting very angry at

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Speaker 17: multiple times and were chasing people down, using profanities and

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Speaker 17: you know, trying to get them arrested. So they were

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Speaker 17: very helpful. Only thing I would say is they were

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Speaker 17: a little bit too far away at times. Took them

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Speaker 17: a little bit too long to get to the scene.

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Speaker 17: But at the end of the day, I understand it.

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Speaker 17: You have to let the two sides demonstrate, and you

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Speaker 17: can't help that some of the leftist members are as

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Speaker 17: aggressive as they were.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, this is probably the most helpful NYPD has ever

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Speaker 13: been while we've been in New York. We've gone to

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Speaker 13: a lot calmer protests in New York, and they always

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Speaker 13: are on the side of the.

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Speaker 1: Liberals, it seems.

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Speaker 13: But you know, on that day, they were one hundred

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Speaker 13: percent trying to keep on order, and you know a

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Speaker 13: lot of those police officers are absolute patriots.

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Speaker 4: For what they did on that day. Yeah, well, we're

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Speaker 4: just like you said, Gabe, we're just lucky that those

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Speaker 4: bombs didn't detonate. I mean, because that could have killed

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Speaker 4: a lot of people. I mean, another question I have though,

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Speaker 4: is how old were the age of the protest? Was

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Speaker 4: it all over? Was it skewing younger, skewing older?

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Speaker 13: Definitely younger, Definitely on the younger side for this one.

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Speaker 13: I know that some of them have some of them

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Speaker 13: were probably in their like later twenties, but a lot

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Speaker 13: of them seem to be around that, you know, teenage

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Speaker 13: to mid twenties, range about the age of bow and eye.

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Speaker 4: So any idea how they organized, you're just assuming this

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Speaker 4: is Antifa networks.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I would say Antifa networks, and I would also

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Speaker 17: probably say Reddit. I don't have anything to verify that information.

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Speaker 17: But I do see leftists gathering on Reddit, in threads

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Speaker 17: and in communities. That would be if I were a

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Speaker 17: guessing man, that would be what I would say.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if you gave if you're going to

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Speaker 4: chime in. I have a question though about Jake Laying

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Speaker 4: and the sort of the protesters on that side. What

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Speaker 4: were they doing, what were they saying? Were they instigating

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Speaker 4: as well or were they just kind of I mean,

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Speaker 4: as far as I could tell, they were just in

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Speaker 4: front of the Gracie Mansion saying stop the Islamification of

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Speaker 4: New York? Did they were Did they instigate anything?

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Speaker 17: Definitely? Not at the event where Antifa showed up. I

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Speaker 17: mean there were times, do not get me wrong. You

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Speaker 17: could say you're instigating when you know you're using a

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Speaker 17: goat like he did the night before, that I would

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Speaker 17: say is instigation. But during this event, no, I think

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Speaker 17: that they were being very peaceful and the people that

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Speaker 17: were supporting Jake Lang, all they were doing was saying

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Speaker 17: freedom and you know, just supporting American values.

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Speaker 4: What happened with a goat the night before, if you

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Speaker 4: can use PG language just in case.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, he was pretending to have relations with a goat.

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Speaker 13: The night before, he pulled up in a U haul,

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Speaker 13: opened the door. You know, he had an American flag

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Speaker 13: and he was he was basically mocking the Muslims, which,

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Speaker 13: you know, something say it's funny, some may say it's crude,

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Speaker 13: but that seems to be a lot of the stuff

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Speaker 13: that the leftist. The next day at the protests where

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Speaker 13: the attempted bombing occurred, they were actually yelling at you know,

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Speaker 13: they were calling him names I probably shouldn't say on

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Speaker 13: the show.

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Speaker 4: Got it. So you think the incident the night before

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Speaker 4: could have been what maybe triggered some of the backlash.

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Speaker 4: Do we know if that's where these young I mean,

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Speaker 4: it's crazy how young the would be terrorists are. I

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Speaker 4: guess they are terrorists. They tried they they're like eighteen

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Speaker 4: and twenty, I believe, or eighteen or nineteen. Both both

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Speaker 4: have parents that were naturalized from Middle Eastern countries Afghanistan

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Speaker 4: and Turkey. Is there any indication did you see those

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Speaker 4: suspects around before they threw the IEDs or did they

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Speaker 4: just kind of came out of nowhere? Yeah, not that

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Speaker 4: we recognized at least.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, that's actually a really good point they were not

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Speaker 17: someone that I recognized unless they were wearing masks before

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Speaker 17: those They appeared to be individuals that came later in

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Speaker 17: the protest, probably for that specific reason.

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Speaker 4: Well, gentlemen, I'm just glad you're safe. That that could

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Speaker 4: have been really bad. I mean, we always are praying

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Speaker 6: You know it.

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Speaker 4: Just thank God that those those bombs didn't detonate. That's

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Speaker 4: all I can say. Thank you for your first time account, gentlemen. Brave,

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Speaker 4: brave guys here that that are doing the Lord's work

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Speaker 4: capturing these these protests and counter protests live on the street.

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Speaker 4: We'll be right, bet all right, Welcome back to the

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Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk Show. So want to pivot just a little

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Speaker 4: the breaking news, the bombshell out of Maricopa County. So

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Speaker 4: this segment. One is another Arizona story. It looks like

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Speaker 4: our wonderful governor here in the State of Arizona has

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Speaker 4: vetoed a bill that would have added a Turning Point

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Speaker 4: USA license plate to a list of about one hundred

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Speaker 4: other license plates that Arizona drivers could opt into willingly. Okay,

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Speaker 4: so the way it works is they're specialty license plates.

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Speaker 4: You opt in to pay an additional seventeen dollars and

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Speaker 4: to the the In this case, yes, Charlie in turn Point.

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Speaker 4: There for Charlie, it says, and it's got the Turning

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Speaker 4: the air. And so Governor Hobbs decided not to allow

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Speaker 4: this license plate. Again, that would have been added to

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Speaker 4: about one hundred other causes that Arizona drivers could support.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, there's there's a Choose Life license plate. There's firefire

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Speaker 10: license plate. There's a fiestable license plate. There's God Bless

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Speaker 4: Not actually what I have.

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Speaker 10: There's an Alice Cooper one. There's a Route sixty six ones.

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Speaker 10: There there's a lot and by the way, so when

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Speaker 10: you do this, it's a voluntary. This is not like

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Speaker 10: taxpayer dollars are getting siphoned off the general fund and

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Speaker 10: sent to Turning Point. It's a voluntary seventeen dollars contribution

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Speaker 10: that would go to Turning Point, just like when you

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Speaker 4: They there's a small fee that gets sent to whatever

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Speaker 4: cause you're celebrating. But instead of allowing Turning Point to

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Speaker 4: be one of those one hundred plus groups that you

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Speaker 4: could do that in the state of Arizona for an

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Speaker 4: organization that's based here in Arizona. Charlie decided to make

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Speaker 4: Arizona's home. He worked his butt off for this state,

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Speaker 4: loved this state. Every time we'd come back to Arizona,

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Speaker 4: this was his home, and this is where Erica's home is.

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Speaker 4: Governor Hobbs vetoed it because.

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Speaker 10: She said, in America, we resolve our political differences at

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Speaker 10: the ballot box, no matter who it targets. Political violence

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Speaker 10: democratic institutions. I will continue working towards solutions that bring

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Speaker 10: people together, but this bill falls short of that standard

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Speaker 10: by inserting politics into a function of government that should

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Speaker 10: remain non a partisan.

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Speaker 4: Okay, sure, I find this obviously highly offensive that a

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Speaker 4: was murdered in cold blood, taken down by political violence,

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Speaker 4: his legacy. Shame on you, Governor Hobbs. I can't wait

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Speaker 4: till Andy Biggs's our governor and we get to do it.

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Speaker 10: It's just truly grotesque because if they had passed one

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Speaker 10: license plate, she would sign it. In a hard universe,

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Speaker 10: she would absolutely do it. But because we had a

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Speaker 10: for the right to use, and she vetos it. And

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Speaker 10: the obvious answer is because she despises Charlie, and deep

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Speaker 4: It's dark stuff.

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Speaker 10: A lot of them are. Yeah, and so of course

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Speaker 10: she was going to veto it. We shouldn't be surprised

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Speaker 10: at all because that's the type of person.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Can you imagine if George Floyd was an area

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Speaker 4: exactly that's what George Floyd would have got a license

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Speaker 4: think you're right. I think deep down she despises Charlie,

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Speaker 4: and she may very well be happy that what happened.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I don't put anything past these degenerate people.

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Speaker 4: It's just it's inexcusably cruel to veto that bill. So

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Speaker 4: shame on you, Governor Hobbes. And yeah, just disgusting. I

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Speaker 4: told the team that we were going to get to

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Speaker 4: I'll get to that next next hour, actually on number

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Speaker 10: But let's get to James Talerrico. Alrighty, so we have

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Speaker 10: this is not even so much about James Talerico. It's

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Speaker 4: By the way, that's Blake's favorite pastime. Yes, indeed, so

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Speaker 4: I believe Charlie only met David French once. I was

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Speaker 10: But he has this appalling bit that he ran over

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Speaker 4: My But what's the heywhile bypastor, But it was basically that.

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Speaker 10: James Tallerco is one of the few openly Christian politicises

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Speaker 4: And he goes off on a bit where he does

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Speaker 10: On Okay, you know there's orthodoxy, which is, you know,

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Speaker 10: I believe he called it ortho cardia. I don't even

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Speaker 10: And so he says that James Tallerco has the right heart,

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Speaker 4: That we need abortion and we can't restrict it.

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Speaker 10: What do you say white people are a virus? No,

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Speaker 4: Here's a new little uh James tall Rico video that

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Speaker 9: and proof of citizenship. The Commander in chief also wants

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Speaker 9: no mail all in ballots except for for the military

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Speaker 9: illness or disability. He's encouraging Senate Majority Leader John Thune

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Speaker 9: to use the talking filibuster in order to get the

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Speaker 9: measure over the finish line and circumvent the sixty vote

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Speaker 9: threshold needed to pass it. Two people are in custody

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Speaker 9: this morning in connection to a bomb that was set

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Speaker 9: off outside New York City Mayor Zora on Mandami's home

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Speaker 9: during an anti Islam protest. In a statement, Mamdani writes,

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Speaker 9: such hate has no place in New York City. It's

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Speaker 9: an affront to our city's values in the unity that defines.

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Speaker 4: Who we are.

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Speaker 9: He goes on to write, quote the attempt to use

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Speaker 9: an explosive device and hurt others is not only criminal,

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Speaker 9: it's reprehensible and the antithesis of who we are. Investigators

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Speaker 9: say the two suspects in the case haven't been charged yet,

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Speaker 9: but reportedly told law enforcement that they were inspired by

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Speaker 9: watching Isis videos online. The duo appears to be Muslim

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Speaker 9: like Mayor Mondami, and we're targeting protest organized in pardon

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Speaker 9: j six or Jake Lang. The NYPD bomb Squad says

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Speaker 9: the homemade bomb could have caused serious injury or even death. Well,

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Speaker 9: Iran has its new supreme leader after Mushtaba Khameni was

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Speaker 9: named the new leader of the embattled Islamic Republic. The

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Speaker 9: fifty six year old is one of the sons of

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Speaker 9: the late Ayatola, who was killed in US strikes just

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Speaker 9: days into the current war. Krameni has never been elected

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Speaker 9: or even appointed to a government. Opposition and is said

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Speaker 9: to hold even more hardline views than his father. In

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Speaker 9: the meantime, while you were sleeping, Iran ramped up attacks

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Speaker 9: on Israel as well as neighboring golf countries. Also happening

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Speaker 9: over the weekend, the US military confirming a seventh death

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Speaker 9: related to Iranian retaliatory attacks. The latest death happened in

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Speaker 9: Saudi Arabia, where the soldier was stationed. That's a quick

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Speaker 9: check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates. As always, we

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Speaker 9: appreciate having you along for the ride. Now let's take

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Speaker 9: a quick break and then get you back to your

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Speaker 4: All right, welcome back, Hour two of the Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 4: Shows underway, and welcoming back to the show. It's been

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Speaker 4: a while. I think the last time he was on

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Speaker 4: was with Charlie. Is Robert Barnes BARNESLAWLP dot com and

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Speaker 4: co host of Viva and Barnes. He also does I

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Speaker 4: believe a show with Rich Barris, another good friend of

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Speaker 4: the show. Robert, welcome back.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, glad to be here.

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Speaker 4: Great to see you. You have emerged as a very

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Speaker 4: strident voice online political commentator that is not in favor

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Speaker 4: of the strikes that are happening in Iran. Why don't

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Speaker 4: you give us your perspective because you are a Maga

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Speaker 4: guy in a lot of ways. You have been part

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Speaker 4: of this coalition, a big support of the president's but

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Speaker 4: you are not in support of this war. It's important

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Speaker 4: that we hear this side of the argument. What is

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Speaker 4: your perspective on it and why are you against it?

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Speaker 4: So I see it as a threefold approach.

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Speaker 12: One is the domestic political risk that it poses to

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Speaker 12: the Trump twenty twenty four coalition going forward in terms

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Speaker 12: of political capital to get things done on the hill,

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Speaker 12: but also in terms of the midterms and in ultimately

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Speaker 12: twenty twenty eight. The second area of concern is geopolitical,

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Speaker 12: and that was how likely are we able to achieve

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Speaker 12: an objective that would be favorable to American interest and

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Speaker 12: would be perceived as favorable to American interest going forward?

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Speaker 12: And then third is whether or not this is use

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Speaker 12: of our military that is constitutional, that is clearly legal

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Speaker 12: and lawful, and that won't put our men into men

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Speaker 12: and women an undue risk of harm for a unachievable objective.

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Speaker 4: So from the domestic.

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Speaker 12: Political side, I just think it fractures the Trump twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty four base, it shrinks MAGA more than more people

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Speaker 12: are not identifying as MAGA. That's why you can get

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Speaker 12: I think Richard Barris calls people's pundit calls it purification

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Speaker 12: through subtraction. So Trump may look at it and say,

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Speaker 12: we oh, I have ninety percent support, but it's of

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Speaker 12: a shrinking base. That's not a good situation to be

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Speaker 12: in politically in terms of domestic political capital to get

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Speaker 12: things done on the Hill, but also in terms of

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Speaker 12: the midterms. And there was a big part of his

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Speaker 12: base that was anti war. There was another part of

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Speaker 12: his base that's libertarian that leans non intervention. Since twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 12: he's campaigned very effectively is the peace president the anti

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Speaker 12: war candidate. This undermines and sabotages that entire public perception

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Speaker 12: and thereby impairs his coalition from an electoral perspective and

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Speaker 12: political capital. That was the degree to which he has

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Speaker 12: seen is unpopular on the Hill limits his ability to

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Speaker 12: get things done legislatively. But then you go to the

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Speaker 12: geopolitics of it, and it's for all the reasons and

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Speaker 12: the military side of it that Charlie identified last year

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Speaker 12: that you dig into this, it's unlikely that a regime

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Speaker 12: a we could attain a peaceful, free Iranian society and

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Speaker 12: government through bombing them into such an agreement.

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Speaker 4: And so as he pointed out that, you.

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Speaker 12: Know, the Shia are built on a culture of suffering,

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Speaker 12: it's you know, the Charlie was very good at developing

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Speaker 12: strategic empathy, and people sometimes confuse that with sympathy. It's

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Speaker 12: you don't sympathize with the Iranian regime. You can strategically

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Speaker 12: empathize with it so that you understand it. And if

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Speaker 12: you understand the culture and the people and the people

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Speaker 12: in power, but also the people that could contest or

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Speaker 12: challenge that power, then you have a sense of how

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Speaker 12: probable or likely a sequence of events are using military

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Speaker 12: or martial means. And what Charlie identified is that they

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Speaker 12: have the met they have the means to militarily resist

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Speaker 12: in ways that we cannot completely suppress. That they're unlikely

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Speaker 12: to change their regime because the part of the Shia

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Speaker 12: is a lot made Charlie love to study religions around

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Speaker 12: the world and understand what motivated people around the world.

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Speaker 12: But the Shia Islam religion is built on martyrdom. It's

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Speaker 12: built on suffering, it's built on sacrifice. That's why the

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Speaker 12: Iotola was happy to be martyred at the beginning of

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Speaker 12: this conflict. And he's now been replaced by his son,

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Speaker 12: his son who is more This is one of the

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Speaker 12: points Charlie made that you got to look at who

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Speaker 12: is likely to replace the existing regime, and there you

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Speaker 12: look at who is likely to replace him. Well, it's

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Speaker 12: more hard liners, people that are more likely to acquire

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Speaker 12: nuclear weapons rather than less, more likely to be anti

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Speaker 12: US and anti Israel than less. The new Io new

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Speaker 12: Iotola just had the Americans in the Israelis kill his father,

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Speaker 12: kill his mother, kill his wife, kill his son, and

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Speaker 12: kill his niece, one year old niece. So what's the

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Speaker 12: likelihood he's going to be really pro American? Unlikely, he's

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Speaker 12: known as more of a hardliner, et cetera. So then

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Speaker 12: you have the So that's you know, scenario number one

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Speaker 12: is that it's unlikely to achieve a peaceful, free, democratic,

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Speaker 12: pro Israel pro US regime. So why are we risking

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Speaker 12: American resources? Why are we risking American men and women?

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Speaker 12: Why are we risking Trump's domestic political coalition in his

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Speaker 12: political cap Yeah.

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Speaker 10: And I guess I feel like there's a lot of

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Speaker 10: disagreement over how much of how much it is splitting

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Speaker 10: the coalition. Because you can produce polls that say support

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Speaker 10: for the war among GOP voters is very high.

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Speaker 4: I've seen those.

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Speaker 10: But I think I think people are missing is that

999
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Speaker 10: this matters the most with that sort of that marginal

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Speaker 10: maybe that last ten percent of the Trump coalition that

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Speaker 10: got him to where he was, Yeah, where he was

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Speaker 10: winning all the swing states, where he was winning the

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Speaker 10: popular vote. It was the people where that oh peace president,

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Speaker 10: no new war. That stuff appealed to them a lot more.

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Speaker 10: And I think that a lot of when people disagree

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Speaker 10: with this, they're missing that that's the group that and

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Speaker 10: they're also the most marge. They were least likely to

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Speaker 10: respond to polls, and they're more detached. They maybe weren't

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Speaker 10: voting another election. Young people and young people, young people.

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Speaker 4: So I Robert, you and I talked on the phone

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Speaker 4: and I had we had these students from Rutgers and

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Speaker 4: Appalachian State and we asked them what do young Trump

1013
00:58:19,320 --> 00:58:22,080
Speaker 4: voters think of this? And here was their answers three

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Speaker 4: oh six copy. So are you seeing protests? Are you

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Speaker 4: seeing are people gathering in the in the square, in

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Speaker 4: the quad. What kind of activities are you seeing this

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Speaker 4: manifest in.

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Speaker 5: I'm mostly seeing things through online platforms, people on Instagram

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Speaker 5: or Twitter, just you know, really going in at President

1020
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Speaker 5: Trump and being upset that, you know, gas prices might

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Speaker 5: go up and forever war like, people really really do

1022
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Speaker 5: not want boots on the ground in this circumstance.

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Speaker 10: Are you seeing that even from people that you know

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Speaker 10: voted for trum in twenty twenty four or is it

1025
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Speaker 10: more is it still mostly from people you know would

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Speaker 10: be left wing regardless, or I.

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Speaker 5: Think the idea of starting a new foreign war is

1028
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Speaker 5: really even for Trump voters, really deterring people from wanting

1029
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Speaker 5: to align with the administration and their actions.

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Speaker 4: So even amongst Trump voters, and then the other gal

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Speaker 4: that was on said the same thing at her university.

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Speaker 4: So the youth vote came plus thirteen percent in our direction,

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Speaker 4: which is a huge swing, historic swing. And this seems

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Speaker 4: to indicate that we are in jeopardy, if not already

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Speaker 4: before that with some of the Epstein stuff, the Midnight

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Speaker 4: Hammer stuff of alienating that those new additions to the

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Speaker 4: coalition already Robert Barnes got about fifty seconds left in

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Speaker 4: this segment. Yeah, exactly to your point. I mean, you

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Speaker 4: guys are be on top of it more than others.

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Speaker 12: I remember watching that the Live that the young generation,

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Speaker 12: the New MAGA part of the coalition. A lot of

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Speaker 12: them were African American male voters, Hispanic voters and young

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Speaker 12: people did disproportionately millennials and zoomers that joined the Trump

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Speaker 12: coalition in twenty twenty four that weren't part.

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Speaker 1: Of it before.

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Speaker 12: That boosted us from you know, being minus four to

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Speaker 12: plus one in the national vote. That allowed for the

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Speaker 12: sweep of the swing states, That allowed for some coattails

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Speaker 12: in the House and the Senate to have the House

1050
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Speaker 12: in the Senate. So that's what's the danger of losing.

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Speaker 12: Young voters do not support this conflict. They don't want

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Speaker 12: us involved in foreign conflicts period. So the sooner the

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Speaker 12: president can bring us home, the better. Similar and then

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Speaker 12: the other vote is though the historic anti war vote

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Speaker 12: disproportionally in rule and working class areas in the industrial

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Speaker 12: and ruled Midwest and amongst Hispanic voters in the Southwest,

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Speaker 12: which were bleeding out badly as we saw from the

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Speaker 12: Texas primary results. And then the libertarian vote, and it's

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Speaker 12: just you can't cut off this many parts of your

1060
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Speaker 12: coalition and survive well.

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Speaker 4: And so in the next segment, Robert, I want to

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Speaker 4: I want to paint a rosier picture, if there is one.

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Speaker 4: I want to. I want to talk about how well

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Speaker 4: this needs to go next, what needs to happen for

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Speaker 4: us to kind of bring this back home because I

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Speaker 4: of their work. Robert Barnes continues with us. Okay, so

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Speaker 4: we set out the stakes here. Politically, this is frat.

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Speaker 4: I think Blake and I were talking earlier this morning.

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Speaker 4: The longer this drags on, the more fraud it becomes.

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Speaker 4: The more there is an oil supply shock, then it's

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Speaker 4: going to become even more painful. Right, oil was up

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Speaker 4: at like I think one hundred and ten dollars, it's

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Speaker 4: come back down under one hundreds and last time I

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Speaker 4: checked it. But this, it's no doubt this has political ramifications.

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Speaker 4: I think Matt Walsh was the one who said it

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Speaker 4: that if we you know, bombed a ron and we

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Speaker 4: achieved our missional objective there and yet we lost the

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Speaker 4: presidency or the midterms, it wouldn't be worth it to him. Okay,

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Speaker 4: this is this is a series of impossible decisions. What

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Speaker 4: needs to happen and how quickly Robert Barnes for this

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Speaker 4: to come out as good as as it possibly could be. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: I think the first part is, you know, declare victory

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Speaker 4: and leaf.

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Speaker 12: The president did that with the Hooties when we didn't

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Speaker 12: quite achieve the original objective, but he realized that it

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Speaker 12: was unlikely to be achieved, so he just declared victory

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Speaker 12: and left. Vice President Vance has been giving the President

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Speaker 12: an off ramp all the way through.

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Speaker 4: Say, look, the focus of this was always about nuclear weapons, not.

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Speaker 12: About regime change, not about dictating to Iran it's next

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Speaker 12: supreme leader, not about any of the things that other

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Speaker 12: people like lindsay Graham want to drag the president into doing.

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Speaker 12: One thing I would recommend is just have Lindsay Graham

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Speaker 12: off the air. Him running around saying, let's.

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Speaker 4: Keeping Robert I keep saying the exact same thing. If

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Speaker 4: you follow me on X. I've just been like, get

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Speaker 4: this guy away from the freaking microphone for the love.

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Speaker 4: He's like frothing at the mouth. He's like, anyways, continue,

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Speaker 4: I cut you off. Please. Yeah, And you know, to.

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Speaker 12: Remind people out there, you know, Charlie says if we

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Speaker 12: did anything, we need to defeat Lindsay Graham in the primary.

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Speaker 12: You got two good candidates running there, Mark Lynch and

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Speaker 12: Paul Danz.

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Speaker 3: So I highly.

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Speaker 12: Recommend that whichever candidate you like, but just we're gonna

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Speaker 12: have Lindsay Graham out of there. He's a walking, talking

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Speaker 12: disaster pr wise for the president but also policy wise.

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Speaker 4: So I think, you know, take J. D.

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Speaker 12: Manz's recommended the declare victory, say the apparently we hit

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Speaker 12: several of the last remaining nuclear Enrichmond facilities, including the

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Speaker 12: new ones. He took out the Ayatola to clear victory

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Speaker 12: and go home and get out as quickly as you can,

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Speaker 12: because the longer this drags on, as you know, the

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Speaker 12: more political risk develops in the US and the more

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Speaker 12: geopolitical risk it comes about in the Middle East. You know,

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Speaker 12: if they start hitting desalination plants, if they start keep

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Speaker 12: that they keep the traits before moves closed, not only

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Speaker 12: this oil and gas natural gas prices spike, but also

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Speaker 12: you could have a drought in a food crisis throughout

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Speaker 12: the Gulf States because they depend, many of them for

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Speaker 12: the straits of our moves to get access to their food.

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Speaker 12: So the people forget, you know that it's all desert

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Speaker 12: there in the Gulf States. So that's why they rely

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Speaker 12: on desalination plants, including Israel. Does I think it's in

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Speaker 12: Israel's best interest that we get out of this quicker

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Speaker 12: rather than later, because who knows if Iran really thinks

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Speaker 12: they're under existential threat. We don't want to know what

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Speaker 12: they might do. They might hit everything. They might hit

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Speaker 12: all the oil gas refinery places. They might hit all

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Speaker 12: the desalination plants rather hit the nuclear reactors.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. I don't mean to cut you off again, but

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Speaker 4: Blake was bringing up a point that apparently that was

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Speaker 4: the lot the one line Lindsay Graham wasn't prepared to

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Speaker 4: cross was.

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Speaker 10: Please don't blow up all of their oil stuff, like

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Speaker 10: they're going to need that after the war is over.

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Speaker 4: So even Lindsay Graham uh was chastising Israel for going

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Speaker 4: after the refineries. But yes, continue exactly.

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Speaker 12: So essentially, there's just lots of exponential geopolitical risks that

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Speaker 12: this could get out of hand really fast. What if

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Speaker 12: Israel feels they're under existential threat? Do they use nuclear weapons?

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Speaker 12: Pakistan has said if they use nuclear weapons, Pakistan will

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Speaker 12: use nuclear weapons. So this is just you know, the

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Speaker 12: Midiast is a place that can quickly and easily, as

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Speaker 12: Charlie repeatedly reminded, people get out of control. You might

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Speaker 12: have the best and the temptation of any president is

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Speaker 12: to double down.

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Speaker 4: Uh don't.

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Speaker 12: Trump has always been brilliant and recognizing I'm in trouble.

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Speaker 4: Time to get out.

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Speaker 12: You know, people forget the sun Zoo principle, which is

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Speaker 12: when the enemy is stronger, you retreat. You don't walk

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Speaker 12: into a trap that gets you mired down. That's the

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Speaker 12: mistake George W. Bush made, That's the mistake past politicians.

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Speaker 4: So Robert just to play devil's advocate here though, you know,

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Speaker 4: President Trump has said he doesn't like the new Ayahtola,

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Speaker 4: not happy with that. He said he wants to be

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Speaker 4: involved in the selection of the next leader, somebody that

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Speaker 4: will be friendly with America. And he also said that,

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Speaker 4: you know, essentially he believes he needs to finish the

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Speaker 4: job because he doesn't trust future presidents to to you know,

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Speaker 4: that they will do the right thing in the future.

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Speaker 4: He's he said, I don't want to be fighting them

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Speaker 4: and come back in five years or in ten years.

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Speaker 4: Got to get it done the right way. Now, how

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Speaker 4: do you balance those two things? Still declare a political

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Speaker 4: and a military victory.

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Speaker 12: I think the great gift of Trump is that he

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Speaker 12: can declare victory even when it's not apparent that by

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Speaker 12: his own standards he got it. That He's a brilliant salesman.

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Speaker 12: He's always been a brilliant salesman. So my advice the

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Speaker 12: president is just sell it. I think American people be

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Speaker 12: happy with that. Say, look, we took out the regime

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Speaker 12: that caused a lot of harm. Well, we took out

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Speaker 12: all their nuclear capacity, and on that basis will be

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Speaker 12: satisfied for now and then try to render I think

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Speaker 12: it'll be tricky to reader negotiations, but try to I

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Speaker 12: think otherwise, I just look as a risk reward ratio.

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Speaker 12: What's the probability you get that reward of a peaceful, free,

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Speaker 12: democratic Iran governed by someone other than the Supreme Leader

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Speaker 12: that is not driven by shea Islamic beliefs structure versus

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Speaker 12: what risk do you have to incur to try to

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Speaker 12: get that reward?

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Speaker 4: I think the chance of that reward is low.

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Speaker 12: The Director of National Intelligence, Tulca Gabbard, reported that it

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Speaker 12: was not likely to occur that military means could achieve

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Speaker 12: regime change. That can really only happen with a complete

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Speaker 12: cultural shift amongst the Iranian population, in particular Islamic population.

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Speaker 12: And so that's part is how do you assess the

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Speaker 12: probability of obtaining that objective? And then what risk are

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Speaker 12: you occruing? You're basically, as Matt Walks's pointed out, even

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Speaker 12: if he could obtain that reward, Is it worth sacrificing

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Speaker 12: the entire Trump og MAGA twenty twenty four coalition? Is

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Speaker 12: it worth sacrificing the populist conservative realignment back to America's

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Speaker 12: constitutional republic and religious roots? Is it worth risking the

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Speaker 12: Save Act? Is it worth risking all of his domestic

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Speaker 12: policy agenda. Is it worth risking being impeached in twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty seven with a Democratic House and a Democratic Senate.

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Speaker 12: My own view is, I don't assess the reward probability

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Speaker 12: is high, and I assess the risk probability is very high,

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Speaker 12: and so I think the risk reward way out that ratio.

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Speaker 12: I think it's the best interest of the president. Maybe

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Speaker 12: down the road you can pursue that, but now is

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Speaker 12: it the time, given the risk that's accruing and the

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Speaker 12: reward seems distant, And I think if he shifts back

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Speaker 12: to a domestic agenda. Seventeen seventy six Los Center, we

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Speaker 12: did a nationwide survey, you know, get rid of all

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Speaker 12: these immunity for big pharma and these big agg and

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Speaker 12: big companies and government actors when they violate people's civil

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Speaker 12: rights and civil liberties. You know, impose tariffs, but take

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Speaker 12: away the individual income tax on ninety five.

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Speaker 4: Percent of American households. That was popular even with some Democrats.

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Speaker 12: There's all these popular populist policies he can pursue and

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Speaker 12: enforce in an act if he's not distracted or detoured

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Speaker 12: by a foreign war, so I think when weigh the

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Speaker 12: risk reward ratio, I think it favors the President finding

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Speaker 12: an exit ramp as quickly and expeditiously as he can

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Speaker 12: so he can shift back to the domestic agenda that

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Speaker 12: can restore the coalition and at least mitigate the harm

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Speaker 12: that's coming in the midterm.

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Speaker 4: Robert Barnes Well said, great perspective. Thank you, sir. We'll

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Speaker 4: have you on again soon.

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Speaker 1: We'll be back.

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Speaker 4: John Solomon joins us.

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Speaker 11: Next.

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Speaker 9: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 9: Terrence Bates. President Trump is set to host House Republicans

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Speaker 9: at Durrow, Florida Resort today. The Commander in Chief is

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Speaker 9: set to address the body this afternoon as part of

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Speaker 9: a three day issues conference aimed at solidifying the chambers

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Speaker 9: legislative agenda for the rest of the year. The annual

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Speaker 9: retreat is also about sharpening the party's messaging leading up

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Speaker 9: to November's mid term elections. House Republicans are looking to

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Speaker 9: find a way forward on issues like costs of living

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Speaker 9: increases amid the ongoing military operation in Iran. Spiking energy prices,

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Speaker 9: including higher oil and gas prices, are now also an

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Speaker 9: issue that lawmakers have to answer to their constituents over

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Speaker 9: Other issues on the agenda include discussions on a budget

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Speaker 9: reconciliation bill, as well as ways lower health care costs

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Speaker 9: and fund the Department of Homeland Security after the department's

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Speaker 9: latest Democrat induced shutdown. Iran has its next supreme leader

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Speaker 9: after Mushtaba Kameni was named the new ruler of the

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Speaker 9: embattled Islamic Republic. The fifty six year old is one

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Speaker 9: of the sons of the late Ayatola, who was killed

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Speaker 9: in US strikes just days into the current war. Kameni

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Speaker 9: has never been elected or even appointed to a government position,

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Speaker 9: and is said to hold even more hard line stances

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Speaker 9: than his father. Meantime, while you were sleeping around, ramped

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Speaker 9: up attacks on Israel as well as neighboring golf countries

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Speaker 9: also happening. Over the weekend, the US military confirmed the

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Speaker 9: seventh death related to Iranian retaliatory attacks. The latest death

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Speaker 9: happened in Saudi Arabia, where the soldier was stationed, and

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Speaker 9: the ongoing war with Iran has sent oil prices over

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Speaker 9: the one hundred dollars a barrel mark, thus causing gas

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Speaker 9: prices to spike across the country gas hit an average

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Speaker 9: of three dollars and forty one cents over the weekend.

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Speaker 9: Taking a true social President Trump writing, short term oil prices,

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Speaker 9: which will drop rapidly when the destruction of Iran nuclear

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Speaker 9: thread is over, is a very well is a very

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Speaker 9: small price to pay for USA and world safety and peace.

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Speaker 9: Only fools would think differently, he writes. That's a quick

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Speaker 9: check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates. Now let's get

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Speaker 9: you back to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Speaker 4: All right, welcome, Welcome back to the show. John Solomon,

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Speaker 4: you have a blockbuster report out on just thenews dot

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Speaker 4: com today out Americopa County. Tell us the detail, sir.

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Speaker 10: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: So, just a month after the FBI rated Fulton County,

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Speaker 11: or in Atlanta area and Georgia to look at the

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty ballots there, they did something a little different

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Speaker 11: they did a grand jury sabpoenas secretly to get about

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Speaker 11: tons of terabytes large amount, about forty terabytes of data

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Speaker 11: from Maricopa County. Now, they didn't do it to Maricopa County.

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Speaker 11: They did it to the Arizona Senate. It was secretly

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Speaker 11: done so that Maricopa County wouldn't know. But the Senate

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Speaker 11: is confirming today that they did in fact turn over

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Speaker 11: election data from many elections going back to at least

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty and through twenty twenty four. This is the

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Speaker 11: second major metropolitan area where there's always been questions about

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Speaker 11: voting integrity now to be targeted by the FBI. It's

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Speaker 11: a really big moment, very different tactics Voting County, very

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Speaker 11: high profile search warrant in a raid. This one more surreptitious,

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Speaker 11: behind the scenes grand jury subpoena going to a third

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Speaker 11: party that had custody of the Maricopa County election data.

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Speaker 4: So this is twenty twenty four, not twenty twenty or

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Speaker 4: even twenty twenty two.

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Speaker 11: I think they go all the way back to twenty twenty.

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Speaker 11: It's twenty twenty, twenty twenty two, and twenty two twenty four.

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Speaker 11: That's what my sources are telling me, so they're looking

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Speaker 11: at a broad swath of election county. It might even

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Speaker 11: go back before twenty twenty, but I'm certain of twenty twenty,

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty two. In twenty twenty four, it's a very

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Speaker 11: large amount of data.

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Speaker 4: Was there a inciting incident here? Was there something that

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Speaker 4: triggered the grand jury in the first place.

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Speaker 11: So a few weeks ago, or actually a couple few

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Speaker 11: months ago, Congressman Abhamma Day wrote a very important letter saying, hey,

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Speaker 11: Congressional monitors that were sent from the House Administration Committee

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Speaker 11: back in twenty twenty four went and visited a warehouse

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Speaker 11: and they saw some unusual commingling or what they thought

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Speaker 11: was unusual commingling of unused ballots, blank ballots and filled

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Speaker 11: out ballots, ballots that people had voted with. These are

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Speaker 11: all paper because Arizona's a predominantly paper voting state. That

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Speaker 11: report got flagged by multiple people. The FBI looked at it,

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Speaker 11: thought it was unusual, and that began a look at

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Speaker 11: Maricopa County. And now because of the the nature of

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Speaker 11: data that the Arizona Senate had, they get a large

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Speaker 11: swath that goes back many years at least to twenty twenty.

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Speaker 11: I bet it goes back even before that. And I

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Speaker 11: think what you know if you go back and you

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Speaker 11: look at the clips, is that Maricopa County's had lots

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Speaker 11: of problems with trust and competence for a long time.

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Speaker 11: In the early two thousands, it was the Democrats who

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Speaker 11: were complaining about it. Then starting in twenty President Trump

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Speaker 11: and A. Pommaday and Kerry Lake and others raised concerns.

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Speaker 11: But there's been basically a decade or two of concern

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Speaker 11: about Maricopa County vote counting vote procedures, and the FBI

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Speaker 11: now is diving in. And the important thing here to

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Speaker 11: understand is while state law and state legislatures set the

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Speaker 11: rules for election, that's what the Constitution allows for. If

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Speaker 11: a state or a county or an election locality doesn't

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Speaker 11: follow the state law in the administration of a federal election,

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Speaker 11: it can become a federal crime. And as we saw

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Speaker 11: in the Fulton County search warrn affidavit is the predicate,

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Speaker 11: at least for Georgia, that the FBI is using to

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Speaker 11: do the criminal investigation there.

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Speaker 4: So you have said that this is the second kind

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Speaker 4: of shoe to drop but there's more that we should

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Speaker 4: expect to be coming down the pipe.

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Speaker 11: I think that's right based on what I've heard from

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Speaker 11: my sources, both in the Justice Department, the FBI, and

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Speaker 11: in the election community. There are some other states where

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Speaker 11: there've always been questions about ballots and counting and rule changes,

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Speaker 11: and I think, as comprehensive as you've seen Harmeat Dilon,

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Speaker 11: go after the dirty voter rolls and try to force

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Speaker 11: the clean up of those dirty voter roles. I think

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Speaker 11: they up to twenty eight states that have some sort

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Speaker 11: of compelled action from the Justice Department. I think the

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Speaker 11: FBI is doing something similar, taking a look at some

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Speaker 11: places where there's enough evidence to suggest that maybe the

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Speaker 11: state laws weren't being followed, or there was chaos or incompetence,

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Speaker 11: or maybe some nefarious behavior. I think other states will follow.

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Speaker 11: I'm told that they're looking at at least five locations.

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Speaker 11: I don't know the other three yet. I could make

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Speaker 11: some guesses, but I think at the end of the day,

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Speaker 11: Merrick Opa is round two. But I do think there'll

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Speaker 11: be around three, four and five somewhere else in the

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Speaker 11: country before this is all done.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I hate to make you speculate here. But

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Speaker 4: I mean, I bet Blake could pick three other cities.

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Speaker 4: If I'm Betty could.

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Speaker 1: He knows it better than I.

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Speaker 4: I'm just going to suggest here Blake would check my math. Here. Milwaukee,

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Speaker 4: we had a real close Senate election in twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 4: that one of those late night flips with Hobda hobdy.

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Speaker 4: And then we have Detroit, those classic images from twenty

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Speaker 4: twenty and then putting up the cardboard, and then Philadelphia.

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Speaker 11: You hearing me really good guesses based on what we yeah,

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Speaker 11: and let's remember there's a couple other little pieces here

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Speaker 11: that aren't well known by everyday Americans. But in Michigan,

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Speaker 11: the FBI received evidence from the Michigan State Police in

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Speaker 11: the late twenty twenty that they had found these this

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Speaker 11: voter mill what they basically call the ballot mill up

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Speaker 11: in Miskegan. I believe it was, and the Michigan State

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Speaker 11: Police believed it was one of seven locations around the

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Speaker 11: country where these things were going on, and they believe

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Speaker 11: they found fake registration data and fake voter ballot requests

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Speaker 11: there and they referred it to the FBI. Unfortunately, the

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Speaker 11: Chris Ray FBI doesn't appear to have very aggressively investigated that.

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Speaker 11: But I think that the Michigan makes a lot of

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Speaker 11: sense because the FBI has some prior documentation that came

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Speaker 11: in from Michigan State Police. Cash Purtel recently found that data,

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Speaker 11: and I know his team are looking at that right now.

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Speaker 4: So John, am I right to presume that sometimes there

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Speaker 4: you may not get actual evidence of out outright voter fraud,

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Speaker 4: But they're they're moving in on sort of process crimes,

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Speaker 4: right so they where there's smoke, there's fire, they're kind

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Speaker 4: of there. They're finding what they can charge these local

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Speaker 4: officials with.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, and.

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Speaker 11: Again I don't they're there to say, let's find we

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Speaker 11: have a name, let's hang a charge on it. That's

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Speaker 11: what the Democrats did to Donald Trump. I think what

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Speaker 11: they're looking at is, hey, enough people provided visual or

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Speaker 11: paper evidence that the rules weren't followed in the state,

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Speaker 11: and it turns out that that's a federal crime. And

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Speaker 11: if it was intentional, meaning if someone intentionally didn't follow

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Speaker 11: the rules, they knew that what they were doing was

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Speaker 11: wrong and they just simply didn't follow it, that people

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Speaker 11: can be prosecuted under I think it's Section one fifty

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Speaker 11: two of the Federal Statutes. And so that's what the

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Speaker 11: FBI agent in the affidavit described. And so you see

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Speaker 11: places where listen in Wisconsin, we all know that after

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Speaker 11: the fact, the Wisconsin Supreme Court rule that one of

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Speaker 11: the changes they made for COVID voting wasn't lawful. Well,

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Speaker 11: that's a pretty significant decision that was made by people

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Speaker 11: the Wisconsin Election Commission and others. Does that constitute a

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Speaker 11: federal crime? Those are the sort of things that could

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Speaker 11: potentially be examined in an investigation like this.

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Speaker 4: Really good reporting here, John, excellent stuff. I'm very much

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Speaker 4: looking forward to seeing what other jurisdictions are going to

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Speaker 4: be rated or grand jury's whatever. You also have mentioned that,

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Speaker 4: you know this FBI Arctic frost right they targeted Turning Point.

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Speaker 4: You say, you can throw up two fifty one, two

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Speaker 4: fifty one forty seven these images right here. FBI Arctic

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Speaker 4: Frost probe targeted nearly one hundred GOP groups, including Charlie

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Speaker 4: Kirks TPUSA. Looks like Tyler Boyer specifically was targeted surveilled.

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Speaker 4: You have I don't know, hinted that there could be

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Speaker 4: another sort of anti Trump intel OP that is uncovered

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Speaker 4: this week. Can you tell us more?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.

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Speaker 11: We're in the final stages of just finishing that up.

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Speaker 11: But I think what you're going to see is the

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Speaker 11: first targeting of President Trump was in the summer of sixteen.

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Speaker 11: That's Crossfire Hurricane. That's the fake Russia collusion story. The

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Speaker 11: last was Arctic Frost. That's the one that Cash Betel discovered.

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Speaker 11: In between, there were two in the middle. One of

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Speaker 11: them is now known. It's the one that targeted Cash

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Speaker 11: Betel and Susie Wiles's phone records. Recently we learned about that,

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Speaker 11: and that is focused on the classified records case, but

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Speaker 11: it was a counterintelligence case that was opened up. But

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Speaker 11: there is another one that's opened up in that same timeframe,

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Speaker 11: maybe a little bit earlier, as as Crossfire Hurricane is

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Speaker 11: coming to an ends, and before the classified documents case began,

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Speaker 11: they basically targeted the president a fourth time. So there

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Speaker 11: will be four counterintelligence investigations in which the FBI treated

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Speaker 11: President Trump as a national security threat nearly the entire

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Speaker 11: time of his political career. We're going to lay all

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Speaker 11: those out in the next twenty four to forty eight hours.

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Speaker 4: You said this could be the most troubling. Can you

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Speaker 4: shed any more light on that?

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Speaker 11: I think because part of the predicate or part of

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Speaker 11: the rationale for what constituted the national security threat was

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Speaker 11: what words you use to talk about Hunter Biden, and

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Speaker 11: you think about that speech may have been a delimitter

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Speaker 11: for determining whether you were treated as a national security threat.

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Speaker 11: And I think that investigation falls in that timeframe where

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Speaker 11: also we're be seeing the origins of a disinformation board

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Speaker 11: and then that massive amount of censorship that we saw,

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Speaker 11: some of it in Europe, paid by the United States,

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Speaker 11: who then come back in censor Americans, some of it

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Speaker 11: outright occurring on USOL. Charlie and I and many others

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Speaker 11: were targeted in that censorship realm as well. I think

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Speaker 11: that the fact that it went beyond censorship and maybe

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Speaker 11: treated someone just because of what they said about Hunter

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Speaker 11: Biden or COVID or whatever, that they could be deemed

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Speaker 11: a national security threat worthy of being investigated Biden the

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Speaker 11: FBI is a very concerning thing, and I think that

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Speaker 11: that's where this fourth operation likely lands.

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Speaker 10: So this is the thing that's going to get really

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Speaker 10: frustrating over the months to come, because there's a lot

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Speaker 10: of people who are going to see the conflict with

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Speaker 10: Iran as an excuse to maximally doomer. They want to pout,

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Speaker 10: either because they find it emotionally satisfying to complain and pout,

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Speaker 10: or because they see it as a chance to win

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Speaker 10: some sort of internal struggle within the right. So they'll

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Speaker 10: either think, oh, we can turf out the MAGA people

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Speaker 10: because Trump's poll numbers will go on, or we can

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Speaker 10: turf out the more interventionist people because we think this

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Speaker 10: war will go bad. There's gonna be a lot of that,

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Speaker 10: and it's going to be very important to keep fighting

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Speaker 10: for this cause because a lot of good stuff is happening.

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Speaker 10: Stuff that's not always in the headlines, and as an example,

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Speaker 10: something we were celebrating over the weekend. This is great

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Speaker 10: because it was reported by various outlets as a negative

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Speaker 10: thing where international student visas went down much more than expected,

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Speaker 10: worse than we thought. Because America's colleges have gotten hooked

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Speaker 10: on foreign students, bringing in Infinity Indians, Infinity Chinese, Infinity Arabians.

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Speaker 4: Why did they do this? They do it for a

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Speaker 4: variety of reasons.

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Speaker 10: One is, at a lot of state schools, they'll pay

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Speaker 10: full freight tuition, so this can fill in holes in

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Speaker 10: their budget. A lot of grad students they bring in

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Speaker 10: because these schools to save money pay their grad students

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Speaker 10: and stem subjects are generally paid. They're not paying tuition,

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Speaker 10: and they don't want to pay them too much. So

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Speaker 10: someone who's coming to the US for from abroad will

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Speaker 10: work for a lot less money, both because they're from

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Speaker 10: a poor country and because they can use this to

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Speaker 10: get a green cart into the United States, and that's

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Speaker 10: effectively a form of compensation an American can't get. So

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Speaker 10: we've gotten totally hooked on foreign students. It's hollowing out America,

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Speaker 10: especially in skilled fields. We've gotten totally hooked on Oh,

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Speaker 10: we need foreign computer programmers, we need foreign physicists, foreign everything,

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Speaker 10: and Americans are losing.

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Speaker 4: The ability to do these things, and then we become

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Speaker 4: more hooked than ever.

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Speaker 10: Anyway, Visa issuances foreign students went down thirty six percent

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Speaker 10: last year in the Trump administration.

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Speaker 4: According to Chronicle of Higher Educations analysis the Department of

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Speaker 4: State data. This is what's interesting. So this is ninety

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Speaker 4: seven hundred thousand fewer student visas were awarded. Technically, that's

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Speaker 4: a seventeen percent overall decrease in international student enrollments, which

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Speaker 4: is big. Actually one year just from they're just doing

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Speaker 4: this kind of behind the scenes, no laws of change,

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Speaker 4: different regulations on e FI institute or I'm looking right now.

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Speaker 10: It says economic implications for colleges are significant.

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Speaker 4: Good, yes, good. Stop paying bloated administrative salaries. Stop adding

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Speaker 4: admin roles. By the way, when you look at the

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Speaker 4: ratio over the years between students and administrative faculty, we're

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Speaker 4: not talking professors, we're talking admins. The ratio has skyrocketed.

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Speaker 10: The number of people that you know, they have their gym,

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Speaker 10: you know their their gym, yoga class leaders that are

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Speaker 10: part of the package, you have the community managers, you

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Speaker 10: have the sheer number of psychiatrys, many professionals, diversities are well.

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Speaker 4: And here's the thing. This is what's great. India the

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Speaker 4: top center of students to the United States. So hear

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Speaker 4: me out again, because we're talking about H one b's

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Speaker 4: everyone wants to get rid of India. I'm on that track.

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Speaker 4: But this is this is key. India the top cender

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Speaker 4: of students to the United States. So on especially steep decline.

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Speaker 4: American consulates there issued only about twenty two thousand student

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Speaker 4: visas over the summer, a drop of more than sixty percent.

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Speaker 4: So yet we haven't fixed all of it, but sixty

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Speaker 4: percent drop in student visas to India, that is significant.

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Speaker 4: That is significant. And to Blake's point, why, because you're

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Speaker 4: making room for actual American born talent to take those spots,

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Speaker 4: especially when it comes to STEM. So a lot of

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Speaker 4: people don't understand the psychology of this. If you're say,

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Speaker 4: you're like a white kid from Tulsa and you want

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Speaker 4: to go get a STEM degree somewhere, and you and

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Speaker 4: you apply and you go into the introductory course, because

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Speaker 4: they do these they do sort of like a you know,

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Speaker 4: come get to know your faculty. If you're thinking about

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Speaker 4: this this uh uh major or whatever, and you go in.

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Speaker 4: You got this white white kid from Tulsa who goes

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Speaker 4: in and guess what it is. It's all Chinese and Indians.

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Speaker 4: And you're like the one kid from America and what

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Speaker 4: do you what are you going to think psychologically about?

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Speaker 4: They like, screw that, I'm gonna go to finance, And

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Speaker 4: so we lose the ability to do really important work.

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Speaker 4: And that's key because then we get hooked on foreign

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Speaker 4: deal totally hooked.

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Speaker 10: And then we've often had we've had foreign born scientists

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Speaker 10: end up in sensitive defense stuff because well, we have

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Speaker 10: no one else who can fill these jobs, or we're

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Speaker 10: just totally blase about the risk that having foreign originated

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Speaker 10: people in sensitive defense stuff goes and then they leak

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Speaker 10: stuff to China endlessly has happened where we have Chinese

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Speaker 10: scientists in sensitive areas, or again those Chinese graduate students.

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Speaker 10: We do so much defense work at universities with professors

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Speaker 10: who are elites in whatever their field is, and they'll

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Speaker 10: have Chinese graduate students and they'll say, oh, we're keeping

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Speaker 10: them away from the most sensitive stuff, but they're not

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Speaker 10: a way enough, they'll end up.

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Speaker 3: Well.

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Speaker 4: There's a new report, by the way, the DOJ just

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Speaker 4: showed that over thirty thousand visits during the Biden administration

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Speaker 4: from Chinese, Russian, and Iranian officials to sensitive laboratories doing research.

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Speaker 10: And it's not a problem that China has, for example,

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Speaker 10: that they we've gotten so hooked. It's it's functionally impossible

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Speaker 10: for us to do work that we think America should

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Speaker 10: be able to do without an endless inflow of people

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Speaker 10: from abroad. And some of those people are useful, some

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01:33:17,080 --> 01:33:20,120
Speaker 10: of those people are necessary, but not as many as

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Speaker 10: we've gotten used to and not to the extent where

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Speaker 10: it's worth hollowing out native born Americans' ability to do keywork.

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Speaker 4: So that's a white pill for you. It's important to

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Speaker 4: flag these.

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Speaker 10: We're going to keep doing it because we can't let

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Speaker 10: people use this conflict in Iran or anything else to

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Speaker 10: blackpill us out of keeping this administration going because it's

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01:33:43,400 --> 01:33:47,080
Speaker 10: doing important stuff that no other administration would do that

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Speaker 10: is helping America in the long term. And that's happening

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01:33:50,000 --> 01:33:53,360
Speaker 10: on immigration, it's happening on the border, it's happening on regulation,

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Speaker 10: it's happening in a lot of areas.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Western hemispheric dominance. But yeah, there's a I call

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Speaker 4: them the burn it all own people.

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Speaker 17: There are.

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Speaker 4: There is a whole string of thought online that wants

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Speaker 4: to completely sabotage a Trump administration because they aren't perfectly.

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Speaker 10: Some people find it more fun to burn everything down

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Speaker 10: than to build. In fact, most people find it that way.

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Speaker 10: That's why building is hard and why it's necessary.

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Speaker 4: That's it for us. We'll see you tomorrow.