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Speaker 2: The story will continue in a moment.

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump hates me because I fight hard, and I

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Speaker 1: Are there risks in doing the work that you're doing.

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Speaker 1: Mark Elias first crossed Trump in twenty sixteen. He was

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump is the walking embodiment of everything that is

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Speaker 4: I met with mister Martin. He seems like a good man.

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Speaker 5: Mister Martin were being put forth.

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Speaker 4: As a US attorney for any district except the district

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Speaker 1: Targeted firms say what the President signed amounted to a

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Speaker 1: The orders threatened to bar attorneys from where they work,

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Speaker 3: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 5: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 2: Band Welcome to the War Room.

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Speaker 9: It's May sixth and the Year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 9: Bannon, who you've probably gathered by now, is out on assignment.

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Speaker 9: But don't worry. We have a very packed show, so

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Speaker 9: the rhino of today's show will be none other than

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Speaker 9: Senator Tom Tillis, but holding them to account. I remember

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Speaker 9: that love with Like I said, Senator Tom Tillis, who

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Speaker 2: Man that is Ed Martin.

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Speaker 9: He shares a viewpoint on him, that Mark Elias, who

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Speaker 9: And here's why this matters, because all twelve GOP Senate

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Speaker 9: If you're not being called a thug by Mark Elias

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Speaker 10: I think that this is potentially a great time for

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Speaker 10: Lindsey Steve is a graduate of some great schools, including

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Speaker 10: Steve quickly established himself as one of the toughest, smartest,

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Speaker 10: We just heard about it, just as we were walking

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Speaker 6: Action is stopping. Some people probably haven't heard yet.

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Speaker 6: Ago to attacked Israel, which you said he didn't know about.

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Speaker 6: Well, I can announce all of them now.

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Speaker 10: But he has the greatest stores in the world, and

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Speaker 11: For you and perhaps the Turney General. The Justice Department

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Speaker 10: Well, I don't want to get involved in something that

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Speaker 10: Well, we've gone very slowly because we want to try

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Speaker 6: You have nothing to thank me about. What they went

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Speaker 6: And these are young people. These are young people. Don't die.

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Speaker 6: Boy if he was alive. It's a very sad thing.

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Speaker 9: All right, Thank you President Trump. Wonderful remarks as always,

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Speaker 9: always taking questions. I've been I'm may what state sponsored

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Speaker 7: when it comes to the most corrupt secrets of DC.

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Speaker 7: People think about the abuses of the FBI, and you

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Speaker 7: have to understand the FBI serves the Justice Department. The

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Speaker 7: FBI is the investigative arm of the Justice Department. So

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Speaker 7: when the FBI spies on you, that means the prosecutors

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Speaker 7: approved it. When the FBI raids your home, that means

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Speaker 7: the Justice Department approved it. And the Justice Department has

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Speaker 7: main justice that's Pam Bondi, but it's got the different

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Speaker 7: branch offices in all of the different jurisdictions in the

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Speaker 7: United States, and the most important jurisdiction when it comes

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Speaker 7: to cleaning up the swamp is the jurisdiction over the swamp, Washington, DC.

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Speaker 7: That is the position that Ed Martin has been nominated

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Speaker 7: to be the head of the DC Justice Department, the

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Speaker 7: US Attorney for the District of Columbia, and so all

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Speaker 7: secrets flow through there, all investigations flow through there, All

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Speaker 7: local authorizations for the FBI flow through there. So anything

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Speaker 7: that you want to do to clean up the swamp

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Speaker 7: that requires the Justice Department is going to require somebody

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Speaker 7: who believes in Donald Trump's agenda and can be trusted

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Speaker 7: to take on very very serious and dark forces. And

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Speaker 7: if Ed Martin is not confirmed by the time that

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Speaker 7: his term runs out as acting US Attorney for the

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Speaker 7: District of Columbia on May nineteenth, that is less than

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Speaker 7: two weeks away. Now, Judge Boseburg, the most corrupt, he's

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Speaker 7: the chief Justice for the DC Circuit by law, will

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Speaker 7: get to hand pick the DC prosecutor. So there have

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Speaker 7: been all these scandals. There have been lawsuits now filed

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Speaker 7: and about Judge Bosburg potentially circumventing the random selection process

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Speaker 7: in order to air drop into handling cases that have

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Speaker 7: all gone in the most monstrous way possible. Well, he

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Speaker 7: will get to not just hand pick cases, He'll get

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Speaker 7: to handpick the prosecutor, and the prosecutor will get to

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Speaker 7: dictate the FBI. So, if ed Martin is not confirmed,

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Speaker 7: all of the momentum we have had for the past

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Speaker 7: one hundred odd days is going to stop. It will

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Speaker 7: be a screeching stop to all of it, and there

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Speaker 7: will be almost no hope for serious reform of the

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Speaker 7: federal agencies, of federal bureaucrats or anything. This is a

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Speaker 7: hand wrapped gift to Norm Eisen and all the little

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Speaker 7: color Revolution plotters to not just take their control over

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Speaker 7: the judiciary, but add the prosecutors who are the most

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Speaker 7: dangerous of all.

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Speaker 9: And walk us through why you think tillis, who, of

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Speaker 9: course is sort of a representation of the forces that

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Speaker 9: oppose him, like you alluded to Normalizen Mark Elias, why

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Speaker 9: do you think he has become the hotbed of resistance

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Speaker 9: in this case.

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Speaker 7: Well, this is where it gets into speculation. For me,

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Speaker 7: I get the sense that he's jumping on the grenade

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Speaker 7: where several other Republicans in the Senate who tend to

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Speaker 7: go against the Trump agenda are saying that they will.

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Speaker 7: They've now switched. They were about five of them who

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Speaker 7: seemed to indicate they would they would be blocking ed Martin,

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Speaker 7: but one by one they have indicated that they will

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Speaker 7: approve ed Martin if it comes to a committee vote.

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Speaker 7: And there's twelve Senate Republicans on that Senate Judicial Committee

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Speaker 7: that requires unanimous vote to get it off the committee

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Speaker 7: and onto the floor. And Tom Tillis is the one

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Speaker 7: of the twelve who is saying that he is going

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Speaker 7: to hold that up. And here's where to me it

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Speaker 7: gets very dark. Tom Tillis has made precisely one public

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Speaker 7: statement about this to the press, and that was just

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Speaker 7: this morning where he said it was January sixth, that

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Speaker 7: is the reason that he is not going to approve

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Speaker 7: ed Martin. And obviously January sixth was a FED surrection.

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Speaker 7: January sixth also happened checks notes, what four four years

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Speaker 7: and four months ago. It has no play today. Everyone

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Speaker 7: you know who did not commit a violent crime that

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Speaker 7: day has been pardoned by the President of the United States.

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Speaker 7: There are no active cases when it comes to peaceful protesters.

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Speaker 7: This is not just an ancient memory. It's settled. It's done.

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Speaker 7: For that to be invoked as the reason to block

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Speaker 7: ed Martin suggests something much darker to me, because if

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Speaker 7: you actually parse that statement that Senator Tom Tillis said,

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Speaker 7: is he mentions towards the end of his remarks that

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Speaker 7: he was apprehensive about Ed Martin pursuing a FED surrection

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Speaker 7: theory of the case. He alludes to the fact that

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Speaker 7: he says that there was no federal involvement. That was

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Speaker 7: a sort of pipe dream in paraphrasing what he says,

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Speaker 7: and he slips that in there, and I find that

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Speaker 7: very curious because he's a senator from North Carolina. In

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Speaker 7: North Carolina is the heart of the shall we say,

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Speaker 7: Mark Milly deep state when it comes to all things

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Speaker 7: psychological operations, domess a very nasty history of domestic interference

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Speaker 7: in domestic politics.

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Speaker 9: Well and Ralph Parrish at UNC Chapel Hill doing the

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Speaker 9: COVID Gaina functions off.

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Speaker 2: Mike, if you can hang with us through the break pass,

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Speaker 2: you're also gonna.

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Speaker 9: Have Agken Pax and joining us shortly to get into

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Speaker 9: all this, Mike, I want to update on what I

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Speaker 9: think you are rightfully known for all things NGOs, how

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Speaker 9: they're funding all that resistance After we come back, if

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Speaker 9: you can hang through, that'd be great warm posse. In

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Speaker 9: the meantime, you got to make sure you're checking out

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Speaker 9: birt goal dot com slash Bannon texting Bannon.

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Speaker 2: To nine eight nine eight, nine to eight.

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Speaker 9: I'm get a free copy of the Ultimate Guide for

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Speaker 9: Gold in the Trump Area. I wish I had a

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Speaker 9: copy to hold up, but you can very easily get

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Speaker 9: it online.

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Speaker 2: Maybe even check it out on your Patriot Mobile phone.

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Speaker 2: How is that for a combo read?

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Speaker 9: That's Patriotmobile dot com slash Bannon, or you can call

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Speaker 9: nine seven to Patriot more Mic Bens more the wonderful

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Speaker 9: Agken Paxton, and I promise I will give you that

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Speaker 9: rant that we missed.

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Speaker 2: We'll be right back after this short break.

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Speaker 1: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 2: Bab Welcome back to the war room.

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Speaker 9: We're still joined by Mike Ben's Mike, if you could

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Speaker 9: just give me two minutes.

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Speaker 2: You know this audience is always wanting to be.

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Speaker 9: Ahead of the curve on how they're sort of reformulating

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Speaker 9: their resistance to Trump. Obviously, the NGOs taking a key

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Speaker 9: role off not the foremost role, maybe second to the judiciary, though,

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Speaker 9: as you've alluded to. They're all conjoined. It's all one

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Speaker 9: of the same. How have they sort of been rebranding.

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Speaker 9: I know this is a topic you've been discussing a lot,

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Speaker 9: but just give us some key pointers. I know they'll

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Speaker 9: find everything you're talking on x too, but just give

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Speaker 9: us some of the top line assessment.

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Speaker 7: I know this is not the question that you just

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Speaker 7: I know this is not the question you just asked,

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Speaker 7: but I was just talking about Tom Tillis in North

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Speaker 7: Carolina in January sixth, and if I only have a

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Speaker 7: minute and a half, I'd like to just put something

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Speaker 7: out there to put the button on that, because I

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Speaker 7: think it's extremely concerning and important. If you don't mind.

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Speaker 7: North Carolina, where Tom Tillis is the Senator, played an

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Speaker 7: extraordinary role in January sixth itself, which is why it

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Speaker 7: highly disturbs me that Senator Tillis would be the one

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Speaker 7: who's blocking this from the Republican side. North Carolina is

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Speaker 7: what houses Fort Bragg, the Special Operations, the Psychological Operations Center,

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Speaker 7: and where organizing protest activity has been a hot bid

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Speaker 7: of that exact place for coming up on sixty years now,

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Speaker 7: going back to Lyman Lemnitzer and the Joint Chiefs of

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Speaker 7: Staff domestic operations in the nineteen sixties. But most importantly,

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Speaker 7: North Carolina was the center of the FED surrection logistics

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Speaker 7: for January six Go back and read the Thomas Caldwell

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Speaker 7: complaint from the Justice Department. There's the entire Eastern Seaboard

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Speaker 7: presence of the Proud Boys, the Oathkeepers, and the three Percenters,

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Speaker 7: all three days before January sixth, Starting January third, met

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Speaker 7: commonly in North Carolina, where the FBI and Justice Department

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Speaker 7: allowed the quote quick Reaction Action Force bringing the guns

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Speaker 7: in explosives to skate free as an unindicted co conspirator.

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Speaker 7: This person was called person three, And I'm going to

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Speaker 7: read a few things from this complaint. Person three is

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Speaker 7: has a room and is bringing someone he will be

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Speaker 7: the Quick Reaction Force Oathkeeper friends from North Carolina are

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Speaker 7: taking commercial buses up early in the morning the same night.

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Speaker 7: They will have the goodies in case things go bad

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Speaker 7: and we need to get heavy. Then it says person

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Speaker 7: three had maps. Person three, you know, created maps of

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Speaker 7: the capital in order to map out where to go.

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Speaker 8: He brought.

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Speaker 7: He was the transit for actually bringing the guns and

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Speaker 7: explosives to the meetup site in North Carolina, and this

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Speaker 7: this person who was literally transporting heavy weapons with a

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Speaker 7: quote fairy planned of fairy heavy weapons across the Potomac

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Speaker 7: should that become necessary on January sixth, and distributing maps

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Speaker 7: to find the quickest route to the Capitol should those

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Speaker 7: heavy weapons be needed. This person played the key role

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Speaker 7: for the basis of the indictment of the entire Oathkeeper's

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Speaker 7: squad never was charged again, right there in North Carolina,

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Speaker 7: right where the military should have been doing its counterintelligence

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Speaker 7: and counterinsurgency work. We know Mark Milly said to Gina Haskell,

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Speaker 7: the head of the CIA, on November ninth, twenty twenty,

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Speaker 7: just two months before January sixth, that there was a

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Speaker 7: right wing kupa foot and something need to be done

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Speaker 7: to stop it. Mark Milly would not just go back

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Speaker 7: and sit on his thumbs. If that's what he said

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Speaker 7: to the CIA director, they would be infiltrating those very groups,

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Speaker 7: and they would be doing it right there in North Carolina,

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Speaker 7: where Fort Bragg is and exactly where they said the

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Speaker 7: meet up point for January six was. So my question is,

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Speaker 7: is what is so scary about the FED surrection theory?

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Speaker 7: Given North Carolina's role in it, that the Senator from

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Speaker 7: North Carolina is the one blocking it.

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Speaker 9: Irony and all of that, Mike Ben's is that you

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Speaker 9: essentially answered my question because it all goes back to

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Speaker 9: NGO's and weird bizarre federal funding ending up in places

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Speaker 9: that it probably shouldn't. Mike, I wish we had more time,

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Speaker 9: But in the meantime, before you're back on, if a

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Speaker 9: posse wants to keep up to date with all of

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Speaker 9: your wonderful, wonderful analysis and reporting, where can they go

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Speaker 9: to do that?

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Speaker 7: Buy me on ex at Mike Ben Cyber.

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Speaker 2: They must follow. Thank you sir for coming on.

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Speaker 9: Thanks Natalie, an honor to be joined now by Attorney

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Speaker 9: General Ken Paxton, A true fighter, true patriot, true hero. Frankly,

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Speaker 9: on every issue, I think you have probably one of

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Speaker 9: the best records in modern American politics. No different when

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Speaker 9: it comes to the wonderful US Attorney for the District of.

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Speaker 2: Columbia, Ed Martin.

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Speaker 9: You wrote a wonderful letter very recently expressing your support

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Speaker 9: for him. I'd love if you could walk the audience through,

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Speaker 9: first and foremost why you think he's such an excellent

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Speaker 9: pick for the job. His obvious has a wonderful performance

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Speaker 9: under his belt already, but more importantly, your sort of

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Speaker 9: analysis of some of the people who are outright opposing

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Speaker 9: him or in some cases not explicitly supporting him.

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Speaker 8: So, first of all, it wasn't just mind letter.

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Speaker 16: This is a lot of Republican attorney generals agreeing with

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Speaker 16: me and me agreeing with them that Ed Martin is

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Speaker 16: a great choice for US attorney in the District of Columbia.

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Speaker 8: As Mike suggested, this.

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Speaker 16: Is a difficult place that the Department of Justice has

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Speaker 16: has has had problems under the Bid administration, being known for,

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Speaker 16: you know, prosecuting people for their for their views or

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Speaker 16: political views, as opposed to focusing on prosecuting prime and

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Speaker 16: so Ed Martin is the guy that can bring him

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Speaker 16: on place back. It's a lot of work to do

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Speaker 16: when you've got corruption, you've got to ferret it out,

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Speaker 16: and you've got to change the direction of an agency.

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Speaker 16: That's exactly the kind of person we want. And I

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Speaker 16: certainly understand why certain establishment Republicans, including initially my senator

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Speaker 16: who finally got on board because he has a primary opponent,

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Speaker 16: why they don't want a guy like that in position

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Speaker 16: to change things that's not you.

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Speaker 8: The usual direction of Washington. So I think it's super important.

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Speaker 16: There's nothing more important than making sure that for justice

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Speaker 16: part in our FBI are operating appropriately and doing the

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Speaker 16: job of justice as opposed to political you know, political

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Speaker 16: motives that have been have been going on for at

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Speaker 16: least the last four years.

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Speaker 2: Surely it's it's speculative. I asked Mike the same question.

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Speaker 9: But you know, you have these people who talk out

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Speaker 9: of both sides of their mouth, acting like their President

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Speaker 9: Trump's staunchest defenders and supporters in both rhetoric and in

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Speaker 9: terms of legislation here on the Hill. But then they're

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Speaker 9: not giving him the cabinet that he had an overwhelming

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Speaker 9: mandate and that he deserves.

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Speaker 2: To actually have.

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Speaker 9: I guess in this case it's not necessarily kind of remember,

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Speaker 9: but your thoughts on what you think the underlying motivators are,

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Speaker 9: whether it's cornin like I said in the case of

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Speaker 9: Tillis who's coming out, you know, outright, but just the

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Speaker 9: outright sabotage. How can these people pretend that they're doing

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Speaker 9: anything to help the MAGA movement when they're you know,

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Speaker 9: black bawling, blacklisting someone who I think has been one

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Speaker 9: of the most hardcore MAGA devotees that exists out there.

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Speaker 8: Look, it's got it.

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Speaker 16: They're aligned with they're not aligned with their constituents, and

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Speaker 16: that's that's been shown for years. That's why there's so

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Speaker 16: much frustration with Congress, with our Senate. It's one of

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Speaker 16: the reasons I'm running the people that are representing us,

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Speaker 16: the John Corners and the others who are not aligned

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Speaker 16: with their their actual voters. They're aligned with powers in Washington,

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Speaker 16: d C. They're aligned with other political forces that are

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Speaker 16: not benefiting the United States.

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Speaker 8: They are not benefiting the people of.

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Speaker 16: My state, Texas. And so they're operating and they show

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Speaker 16: it by their behavior. They do talk out of both

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Speaker 16: sides there. They talk about, you know, how how much

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Speaker 16: they support Donald Trump and how they're there on everything.

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Speaker 16: It's just not true, it's not accurate. And their own

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Speaker 16: behavior by the fact that they wait to get on

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Speaker 16: and they trade off supporting and killing things under the

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Speaker 16: Trump administration. So yeah, so my corner, you know, John

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Speaker 16: Corny jumps on, but then he lets somebody else, you know,

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Speaker 16: you know, jump on the grenade because they don't have

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Speaker 16: a primary opponent.

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Speaker 8: So that is the problem with the Senate.

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Speaker 16: They are not aligned with President Trump at all times

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Speaker 16: when they should be on these very important issues, especially

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Speaker 16: this one.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean relinquishing control over that pick to Judge Bosberg.

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Speaker 9: By the way, the same people who have voted to

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Speaker 9: confirm Merritt Garland and Matthew Graves and all of essentially

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Speaker 9: all of Biden's cabinet. Yeah, I'm seeing a little bit

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Speaker 9: of hypocrisy there. But you've been firing on all cylinders

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Speaker 9: to whether taking the fight on the CRT, that.

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Speaker 2: Crazy front, or also the CCP.

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Speaker 9: If we can go through some of the legal action,

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Speaker 9: I think our audience is probably particularly compelled by what

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Speaker 9: you've been doing to rid Texas schools of critical race theory.

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Speaker 2: I think you just had a big win. If you

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Speaker 2: want to let the audience know.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, it's a big deal. What our kids are being taught,

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Speaker 16: this critical race theory is crazy stuff. It's designed to

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Speaker 16: direct our children in a very bad path. Unfortunately, our

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Speaker 16: legislature has empowered me to go stop it.

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Speaker 8: Now I don't. The only authority I have is to

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Speaker 8: go actually stop it. So we've done that.

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Speaker 16: We just sued Coppital, which is an oldern conservative area

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Speaker 16: and fill.

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Speaker 6: School district this very issue, and.

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Speaker 8: We've got to win.

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Speaker 3: We want them to stop work with knowledge and not

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Speaker 3: what they were doing.

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Speaker 16: With lngterming knowledge of elder teachers than their staffs are

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Speaker 16: no longer no longer race which we may clear violations

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Speaker 16: they're well.

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Speaker 8: So as long as I see.

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Speaker 16: All that I see, we discovered, we discussed, as long

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Speaker 16: as we're being someone that's actually actually we will stop.

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Speaker 8: We will start on race their release the.

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Speaker 9: Children and can you walk us through to you know,

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Speaker 9: we've always been the home of anti CCP resistance, whether

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Speaker 9: it's military, civil fusion or using all of these so

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Speaker 9: called independent Chinese companies. I always say there's no such

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Speaker 9: thing as a non state owned enterprise in China. As

746
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Speaker 9: you know, they can all be requisitioned by Beijing per

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Speaker 9: Article seven of their National Intelligence Law and be compelled

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Speaker 9: to give over data or any information that the Ministry

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Speaker 9: of State Security deems advantageous to the national interests of

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Speaker 9: the Chinese Communist Party. Yet somehow are wonderful elites. The

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Speaker 9: laws that I guess people like corn and until Us

752
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Speaker 9: have allowed to pass have made it so these companies

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Speaker 9: can operate here and have you know, open season on

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Speaker 9: our data and in some cases, I guess our farm

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Speaker 9: land and spy balloons.

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Speaker 2: The list goes on, especially under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 9: But you're trying to push back, particularly on data collection

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Speaker 9: at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party or they're like,

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Speaker 9: you know.

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Speaker 2: Pseudo CCP entities. Can you walk us through that as well?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, Fortunately some people are catching on, including Texans. The

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Speaker 16: Communist Party in China is not our friend as much

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Speaker 16: as me. We might want them to be, much as

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Speaker 16: we might want to trade with them, much as we

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Speaker 16: want we might want good things to happen that relationship.

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Speaker 16: The reality is they are doing things that harm us.

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Speaker 16: And one of the things they're doing is collecting data

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Speaker 16: on every US citizen that they can to use to

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Speaker 16: their advantage to use against us. Unfortunately, our legislature, again

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Speaker 16: seeing seeing the problem, passed a Data Supurity Privacy Act,

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Speaker 16: and that doesn't just affect the Chinese, it affects all companies.

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Speaker 16: It just so happens the Chinese are not honoring that law.

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Speaker 16: That lossay is that they if they are collecting consumer data,

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Speaker 16: they have to inform the consumer, and if that consumer

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Speaker 16: wants to get rid of that data, then having that data.

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Speaker 16: They have the right to do that, and unfortunately some

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Speaker 16: of these companies, some of these companies like Ali Baba

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Speaker 16: and others TPE Link have not followed that law, and

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Speaker 16: so we've given them notice thirty days notice that they

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Speaker 16: have to stop collecting that data without informed consent and

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Speaker 16: the right of the consumer to stop it, and if

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Speaker 16: they do not do that, we will sue them.

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Speaker 2: And it's wild too.

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Speaker 9: How so many of these firms have active lobbying registrations

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Speaker 9: working with firms on K Street here in DC representing them,

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Speaker 9: making it harder for you and other ags like you

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Speaker 9: who want to push back on their ability to infiltrate

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Speaker 9: and I use that word in its truest intentions this

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Speaker 9: entire country and collect I mean probably a CIA level

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Speaker 9: intel on the American people.

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Speaker 2: AG come backs and thank you so.

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Speaker 9: Much thanks joining us, And like I say, there are

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Speaker 9: very few people in politics who I think have as

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Speaker 9: wonderful a record as you do in terms of actually

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Speaker 9: taking the fight on and understanding what accountability means. It's

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Speaker 9: not just found in letters and tweets. And I know

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Speaker 9: the audience really really appreciates that from you. If they

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Speaker 9: want to keep up to date with everything you're working on.

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Speaker 9: It sounds like it's a lot. The tweets, all of it,

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Speaker 9: the press releases. Where can they go to do all that?

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Speaker 16: Well, kimpaxson dot com is my website and at kim

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Speaker 16: paxsontx is my excount, so take a look.

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Speaker 9: He must follow it. Thank you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 9: We'll have you back on soon, sir. Warroom Posse. Make

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Speaker 9: sure you are checking out records warroom dot com. You

806
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Speaker 9: can get a free book money GTP.

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Speaker 2: We love Jim Records. I never really got to interview

808
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Speaker 2: him that much when Steve was in prison. That's okay.

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Speaker 9: I still like his book. I think he's a brilliant man.

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Speaker 9: So I had to go and source some of that myself.

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Speaker 9: And always the wonderful people over at Birch Gold. Give

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Speaker 9: Philip Patrick a call, that is Birch Gold dot com,

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Speaker 9: slash Bannon or texting Bannon to nine eight nine eight

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Speaker 9: nine eight. And remember all these people who now love

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Speaker 9: to talk to you about how the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 9: is such a threat.

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Speaker 2: People like A. G.

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Speaker 9: Paxton are actually taking them on despite the Western lobbyists

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Speaker 9: that they have to make that very difficult. But all

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Speaker 9: these people are now exploiting that same CCP issue to

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Speaker 9: justify a trillion dollar budget over at the Pentagon and

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Speaker 9: essentially add infinitums spending because they're so tough on the CCP.

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Speaker 9: How about this dlist them from the stock market. Rip

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Speaker 9: Ali Baba, make what we did to Huawei look like

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Speaker 9: child's play. Take them all out, kick them out. You

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Speaker 9: want to talk tough on China. Doesn't cost a trillion dollars.

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Speaker 15: To do that.

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Speaker 2: It just costs some courage and not being bought off.

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Speaker 2: Try that for ones.

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Speaker 6: We'll be right back Marton.

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Speaker 4: He seems like a good man. Most of my concerns

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Speaker 4: related to January sixth. I think anybody that breached the

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Speaker 4: perimeter should have been in prison for some period of time.

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Speaker 4: Whether it's thirty days or three years is debatable, But

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Speaker 4: I have no tolerance for anybody who entered the building

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Speaker 4: on January the sixth, and that's probably where most of

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Speaker 4: the friction was.

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Speaker 5: Mister Martin, were being put forth.

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Speaker 4: As a US attorney for any district except the district

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Speaker 4: where January six happened, the protests happened, I'd probably support him.

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Speaker 9: Debatable, that is an interesting choice of words. I guess

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Speaker 9: three days, sorry, thirty days verse three years, right?

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Speaker 2: That warrants a discussion.

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Speaker 9: So much so that mister Tom Tillis can't bring himself

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Speaker 9: to vote for Ed Martin happy giving that overseeating that

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Speaker 9: to Judge Boseburg, someone who thinks we should keep convicted

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Speaker 9: illegal alien rapist criminals in this country, that sounds like

848
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Speaker 9: an interesting form of morality I've never heard of. But

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Speaker 9: I digress. But he can't entertain a vote for Ed

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Speaker 9: Martin because of that debate. But it's quite an interesting

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Speaker 9: admission because apparently he didn't find anything debatable about And

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Speaker 9: I'm going to read you the list of all the

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Speaker 9: names of Biden appointees that he voted for. Anthony Blincoln,

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Speaker 9: Janet Yellen, Lloyd Austin, Merritt Garland, Pete Buddha. Judge, that's

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Speaker 9: a real winner, right there, nothing to debate on that front.

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Speaker 9: And Gina Raymondo, and just to I guess, complete this

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Speaker 9: wonderful record that our dear friend, Senator Tillis has, you

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Speaker 9: can also throw in Ed Martin's counterpart, that is Matthew Graves,

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Speaker 9: who oversaw the prosecution and persecution of what was at

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Speaker 9: fifteen hundred Maga patriots. Probably people who used to watch

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Speaker 9: and now can because of President Trump again watch this show.

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Speaker 9: And I would humbly put forth that the best way

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Speaker 9: to understand why this man is so opposed to Ed

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Speaker 9: Martin is by something that even in my twenty four

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Speaker 9: years on this planet, I've learned in politics, and that's

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Speaker 9: following the money. And it's quite interesting, right, Like Mike

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Speaker 9: Ben's was talking.

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Speaker 2: About this role.

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Speaker 9: This position, it gives you essentially control over so much

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Speaker 9: of the investigations that touch and run across all of Washington, DC.

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Speaker 9: And Ed Martin, who what was it, got a lot

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Speaker 9: of flack for coming and representing and advocating so strongly

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Speaker 9: against people who wanted to shut down DOGE. And let's

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Speaker 9: put maybe the Act Blue investigation just flag that put

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Speaker 9: a little asterisk on that one. So it's quite interesting

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Speaker 9: to me. I was looking through his top donors and contributors. Well,

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Speaker 9: it comes primarily from the financial services and finance industry.

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Speaker 2: Hmm, that's interesting.

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Speaker 9: And when I looked at who his number one contributor was,

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Speaker 9: it was actually Blackstone.

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Speaker 2: I wonder why they don't.

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Speaker 9: Want any investigations going on in DC.

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Speaker 2: And of course Senator Tillis. Now we'll get a little personal.

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Speaker 9: His whole claim to fame these last few months has

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Speaker 9: been the lone Republican who's standing up to evil President

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Speaker 9: Trump who doesn't want to continue giving their tax dollars

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Speaker 9: to Ukraine. And apparently we need to share our intel

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Speaker 9: capabilities with them too, And if you roll the tape

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Speaker 9: a little bit more right, he thinks that what January

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Speaker 9: sixers are not able to be redeemed, they need to

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Speaker 9: be thrown in prison and locked away.

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Speaker 2: They should be given I guess the Seacock treatment.

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Speaker 9: But you know what's so funny because this is the

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Speaker 9: same guy who essentially sponsored, if not wrote, a mass

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Speaker 9: amnesty immigration bill that would have given people who entered

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Speaker 9: this country illegally amnesty full citizenship rights, H one B

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Speaker 9: VISA recipients, their kids, working documentation, and would have allowed

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Speaker 9: for what was it, I think five thousand illegal aliens

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Speaker 9: to pour into this country every single day under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 9: That was euphemized as you know, strict border control. But

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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, Senate Tillis, you want to give illegal aliens

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Speaker 9: more nuance and understanding and compassion and how you handle

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Speaker 9: their cases, then you'll give American patriots who dared to

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Speaker 9: stand up to a contested election. And that's the reason

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Speaker 9: that you can't vote for Ed Martin.

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Speaker 2: Where were you.

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Speaker 9: When January six ers, when your constituents were getting thrown

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Speaker 9: in prison. You're probably lobbying for more money to go

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Speaker 9: to Ukraine, or for illegals to be allowed in this country,

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Speaker 9: or I don't know, another issue that I don't know.

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Speaker 9: I would maybe say a little bit debatable, to use

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Speaker 9: a word that I've heard from you. I guess while

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Speaker 9: all those January six ers are getting thrown away, you

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Speaker 9: felt the need to vote for the law that codified

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Speaker 9: same sex marriage.

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Speaker 2: I don't know about me. I think that's a little debatable, right.

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Speaker 9: Ed Martin is bad because he will give January sixth

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Speaker 9: participants grace. Let's look at how you feel comfortable talking

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Speaker 9: about Zelensky. I know you care so much about democracy. Well,

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Speaker 9: this man canceled elections, But look at the love that

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Speaker 9: you're willing to show for him on the Senate floor. Denver,

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Speaker 9: let's roll that clip.

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Speaker 17: So I would say to the Ukrainian people and president

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Speaker 17: of the Zelenski, thank you. In spite of the fact

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Speaker 17: that dozens of people have died this week, including civilians

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Speaker 17: at the hands of decisions.

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Speaker 8: Made by Putin.

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Speaker 17: Thank you for being willing to lay down your guns

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Speaker 17: and try and get to peace there. But the American

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Speaker 17: people need to know that Putin is a liar, he

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Speaker 17: is a murderer. He hates democracy. That's what this is about, folks.

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Speaker 17: This is about good versus evil. This is about totalitarian

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Speaker 17: versus this messy thing we call democracy.

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Speaker 9: No, Senator Tillis, you should be saying thank you to

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Speaker 9: Ed Martin because he has more courage and conviction in

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Speaker 9: one ounce of him than you do in your entire

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Speaker 9: body and your shameless, feckless political career where you have

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Speaker 9: done nothing but essentially be a Democrat acting like a

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Speaker 9: Republican and cheapening what it means to even be one,

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Speaker 9: and how dense you are to stand up there and say,

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Speaker 9: what's going on in Ukraine represents a battle between two

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Speaker 9: competing worldviews of authoritarianism and democracy. Setting that issue aside,

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Speaker 9: if you were so smart, like I'm sure you feel

944
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Speaker 9: when you go to all the DC cocktail parties that

945
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Speaker 9: you get invited to because you're willing to attack President Trump,

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Speaker 9: you know that that's the fight that we have right

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Speaker 9: here going on in this country right now, and there's

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Speaker 9: no better person equipped to helm that fight than someone

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Speaker 9: like Ed Martin, who actually has a track record of

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Speaker 9: making America great again and standing and holding the line

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Speaker 9: when it gets a little tough and not running to

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Speaker 9: the legacy media for cover.

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Speaker 2: So shame on you and Warren Posse.

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Speaker 9: It's two two two two four three one two one,

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Speaker 9: and ask him how he felt comfortable voting for Merrick

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Speaker 9: Garland and Matthew Graves but not Ed Martin. I'd love

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Speaker 9: to hear your spin on that, and don't ever tell

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Speaker 9: me to think Zelenski again. You can get the Speaker

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Speaker 9: Johnson treatment, or you can reverse your ways. We got

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Speaker 9: a minute left, We got the wonderful Mike Lindell joining us,

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Speaker 9: Mike hit us with the latest steals, or.

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Speaker 2: You can just continue my riff on Senator till Us

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Speaker 2: take your pick.

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