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Speaker 1: There has been a message of hate and division, and

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Speaker 1: my message is about saving our economy, securing our border,

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Speaker 1: bringing together the greatest and broadest coalition in American history.

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Speaker 2: There's never been a coalition like this.

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Speaker 1: Everybody's included, and on issue after issue, she broke it,

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Speaker 1: they broke it together.

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Speaker 2: But for purposes of this election, she broke it.

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Speaker 1: Can't let her go, and I'm going to fix it,

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Speaker 1: and I'm going to fix it very fast.

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Speaker 2: And on the illegal thank you very much, Thank you

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Speaker 2: very much. On the illegal.

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Speaker 1: Immigrants that will be taken out of the country, as

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Speaker 1: you know, we're going to be taking them out, and

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Speaker 1: if they come back, we have laws that will be

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Speaker 1: immediately enacted where they serve ten years in prison. They

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Speaker 2: But we don't want them back. They're not going to

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Speaker 1: And as you know, we're asking for the death penalty

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Speaker 2: Or a police or a law enforcement person, because we

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Speaker 2: have to protect our police.

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Speaker 1: Our police are under seize also at numbers that nobody.

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Speaker 2: Thought were possible. The worst they've ever seen. Is very

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Speaker 2: hard to recruit, and really for not just the danger.

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Speaker 1: That's hard to recruit because they don't have the spirit

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Speaker 1: that are spiritless. They really are spiritless. They can instill spirit.

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Speaker 2: So that's any citizen.

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Speaker 1: They get killed, it's a death penalty, and that includes

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Speaker 2: We're going to revive our economy.

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Speaker 1: We're going to use a system of very fair, very

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Speaker 1: reasonable tariffs. As I said, so powerful. We've never used them.

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Speaker 1: I used them. China paid US hundreds of billions of dollars,

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Speaker 2: China had a free ride.

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Speaker 1: But so did many other European Union has taken advantage

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Speaker 2: We take their farming product.

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Speaker 1: We take their cars left and right, right, BMW, Mercedes, Benz,

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Speaker 2: They don't take our cars.

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Speaker 1: I said to Angela Merkel at the time, Angla, how

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Speaker 2: Do we have in Berlin? Why?

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Speaker 1: I don't believe you have any I said, you're right

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Speaker 1: them of over three hundred billion dollars. Think of that,

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Speaker 1: and people think of them as friendly, but they're very

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Speaker 1: So we know how to take advantage of them.

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Speaker 2: We're going to take it back. We're going to take

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Speaker 2: it all back those countries. Many of many of those

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Speaker 1: Because when they're told that they're going to have to

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Speaker 2: We saved our steel industry.

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Speaker 1: When I imposed large tariffs on China steel coming and

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Speaker 1: Yards of steel like nobody's ever seen. Our steel businesses

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Speaker 2: We need steel. If we'd go to war we're not

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Speaker 1: A steel industry or those beautiful tanks and everything else

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Speaker 1: She got up and said some bad things she shouldn't

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Speaker 2: They were wrong too.

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Speaker 1: But we're going to turn our country around, and and

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Speaker 1: three representatives because that's what they are. They're representatives of

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Speaker 1: So many businesses are just dying right now. They're millions

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Speaker 2: Take care of them.

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Speaker 1: You know, we had the greatest success with the VA,

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Speaker 2: We had a ninety two percent approval rating. We got it.

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Speaker 2: But we have to take care of our military.

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Speaker 1: Think of this, soldiers who are waiting six months to

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Speaker 2: I made it. We call a choice like school choice,

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Speaker 2: but we call a choice where you have your choice,

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Speaker 1: And yet they'll spend you know, you can't save money,

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Speaker 2: I haven't taken a day off, proud long, and I

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Speaker 2: many things every year, and I just want to end by.

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Speaker 1: I've watched their commercials and they're really fraudulent. They'll say

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Speaker 1: They'll say he everything exactly the opposite. Oh, I want

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Speaker 1: to destroy social Security. No, they're going to destroy. I'm

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Speaker 2: I'm the one and I didn't raise ages. I didn't

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Speaker 1: Because they're allowing millions of these people to go into

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Speaker 1: She's going to destroy the whole country because it's not

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Speaker 2: Just the opposite.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you very much, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 4: You were just listening to.

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Speaker 4: Right now, Senator JD.

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Speaker 5: Van's also he is in the battleground state of Michigan.

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Speaker 6: Do you think that the men who stormed the beaches

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Speaker 4: I don't think so.

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Speaker 6: And in fact, I think that if you believe those

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Speaker 7: That is.

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Speaker 6: So my message to Kamala Harris is, why don't you

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Speaker 6: try persuading your fellow citizens. Why don't you try talking

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Speaker 4: To lower grocery prices.

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Speaker 6: Why don't you try talking about how you're going to

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Speaker 6: If you want to lead this country, act like a

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Speaker 6: gratitude to everybody who's served, with all gratitude to everybody

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Speaker 4: Than open to it.

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Speaker 6: I want us to not do what Kamala Harris is doing,

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Speaker 4: But when President Trump goes.

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Speaker 6: After as political opponents, he goes after.

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Speaker 6: He criticizes the people who stepped into the arena, which

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Speaker 6: so I'd ask us to follow that lead. Let's give

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Speaker 6: And yes, even the people who voted against Kamala Harris,

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Speaker 4: To Thank you God, bless you Michigan. Thank you for

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Speaker 6: But before I hit the road, we do have a

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Speaker 8: Yes, James Felton from WAMTV five, we are the CBS

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Speaker 4: How you doing, James good? How are you good? All right?

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Speaker 4: Every year since.

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Speaker 8: Two thousand and eight, Saginaw County and Michigan have voted

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Speaker 4: Look, it's extremely important.

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Speaker 6: Michigan is one of, if not the very most important

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Speaker 4: Trump? Or do you want to double down on the

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Speaker 6: Because when you don't have to agree with everything that

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Speaker 4: Trump. Thank you.

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Speaker 9: Next question, Hello, Senator, My name is aj Jones, WCMU

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Speaker 9: Sure this week, the Israeli parliament passed a law that

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Speaker 4: So a couple of things.

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Speaker 4: Think they recognize both of them that Donald J.

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Speaker 6: Trump is the best candidate because he's the candidate.

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Speaker 6: And that's a big difference when you've got a chaotic

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Speaker 4: We can't have Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 6: So to your specific question, Look, my understanding about Unrah

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Speaker 6: And I think those goals are totally combatible. Let's save

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Speaker 10: Thank you for taking a question. Given Elon Musk's large

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Speaker 6: Clinton Democrat four years ago, and now he's putting on

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Speaker 6: once you get back to common sense, and I think

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Speaker 6: that's why, and I think that's why Elon is supporting

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Speaker 6: our candidacy. It's not because he thinks he's good that

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Speaker 6: we're going to do anything for him. It's because he

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Speaker 6: thinks that we're going to make the American nation more peaceful,

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Speaker 6: more prosperous, and more secure.

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Speaker 4: And that's what we're going to do now.

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Speaker 6: Of course, look, I love the big three automakers in

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Speaker 6: the state of Michigan. I want the Big three automakers

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Speaker 6: to thrive and to survive, but they're not going to

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Speaker 6: if we keep on forcing electric vehicles made in China

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Speaker 6: down the throats of American consumers and American workers. So

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Speaker 6: obviously Elon is very interested in electric vehicles, and the

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Speaker 6: President you know, ribs them from time to time that, look,

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Speaker 6: if you want to make electric vehicles, great, we don't

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Speaker 6: want to force anybody to drive anything.

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Speaker 4: That's the whole point.

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Speaker 6: But our belief is that the way to empower the

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Speaker 6: American automobile industry is to let consumers decide and let

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Speaker 6: Michigan workers do.

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Speaker 4: What they do best, which is make great automobiles.

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Speaker 12: Next question high Senator Simon Levy and New York Times.

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Speaker 13: My question is about your comments at a town hall

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Speaker 13: an ideal world where illegal immigration is brought under control,

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Speaker 13: those resources used to manage illegal immigration would be used

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Speaker 13: to expand legal pathways of citizenship. Could you be specific

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Speaker 13: how the Trump administration would dedicate resources to that, assuming

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Speaker 13: illegal immigration is brought under control.

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Speaker 6: Well, look, you have people right now who are doing

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Speaker 6: it the right way, who have been in some backlog

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Speaker 6: for years, and they're not able to have their claims

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Speaker 6: process because we're spending so much money on illegal immigration

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Speaker 6: that we're not doing anything other than basically facilitating the

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Speaker 6: massive illegal invasion into the United States of America.

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Speaker 4: That has to stop.

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Speaker 6: And when it does stop, not only will we save

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Speaker 6: resources that can better be used. I mean, look, if

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Speaker 6: a person has done everything the right way and needs

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Speaker 6: to have their claims process, we ought to process their

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Speaker 6: claims so.

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Speaker 4: Long as they're following the law.

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Speaker 6: We should not be facilitating illegal immigration to this country.

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Speaker 6: So spend money on one thing, don't spend money on

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Speaker 6: the illegal immigration.

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Speaker 4: I think that's pretty simple.

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Speaker 6: But the other thing we have to be honest about

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Speaker 6: is that we are actually spending ourselves into bankruptcy by

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Speaker 6: spending on illegal aliens instead of American citizens. And this

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Speaker 6: is a very serious problem, you know, Kamala Harris, it's

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Speaker 6: so interesting. One of the many lies of their campaign

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Speaker 6: social Security and Medicare. You know what's going to bankrupt

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Speaker 6: social Security and medicare giving it to illegal aliens, which

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Speaker 6: is exactly what she's promised to do.

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Speaker 4: It's very simple.

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Speaker 11: Now.

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Speaker 6: I've seen estimates from anywhere between one hundred billion dollars

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Speaker 6: or four hundred billion dollars. That's the amount of money

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Speaker 6: that we spend on illegal aliens in this country every

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Speaker 6: single year. We're talking about Medicare fraud, social Security fraud,

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Speaker 6: We're talking about housing benefits, welfare benefits. Why can't we

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Speaker 6: have a United States government, an American leader that focuses

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Speaker 6: on the people who have the legal right to be here.

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Speaker 4: Why can't we do that? I just don't get it,

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Speaker 4: and I don't.

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Speaker 6: Understand, and I don't understand why Kamala Harris thinks that

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Speaker 6: it's racist for the American people to have a border.

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Speaker 4: I don't understand why.

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Speaker 6: Kamala Harris thinks that she ought to accuse her fellow

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Speaker 6: citizens rather than solve the problems that she created.

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: I've never seen a campaign in the history of the

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Speaker 6: United States of America that, when confronted with a massive

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Speaker 6: problem like the illegal immigration problem of Kamala Harris, instead

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Speaker 6: of saying, you know what, I screwed up, I'm gonna

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Speaker 6: fix it, Kamala Harris attacks her fellow citizens and tries

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Speaker 6: to silence them. I think it is disgraceful. We ought

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Speaker 6: to have an American leader who, when the American people

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Speaker 4: What, We're gonna help you and.

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Speaker 6: We're gonna solve the problem, rather than attacking you for

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Speaker 6: noticing the problem.

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Speaker 4: And here's now.

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Speaker 6: I want to leave you with one final thought, my friends,

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Speaker 6: and I want to make sure I got my notes

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Speaker 6: here because I don't want to screw this part up.

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Speaker 6: This is the most important part, because I want to

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Speaker 6: ask you three things. Three things before you guys leave

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Speaker 6: here today. Number one, I want you to go or

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Speaker 6: you can do this at home. Go to the website

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Speaker 6: Swamp the Vote USA to do. That's where you can

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Speaker 6: check your registration, check your polling location, check your absencey

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Speaker 6: ballot request, or if you're so inclined, get involved in

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Speaker 6: some of the ground game that we have here in

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Speaker 6: com Number two.

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Speaker 4: This is the second thing I'm going to ask.

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Speaker 6: I want you guys to get out there and talk

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Speaker 6: about why you're voting for Donald J. Trump, especially on

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Speaker 6: social media, on text, message, on email, whatever method.

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Speaker 4: Of communication you use.

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Speaker 6: Get out there and tell people why you're voting for

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Speaker 6: Donald J.

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Speaker 4: Trump.

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Speaker 6: Because again, Kamala Harris and her corporate media allies, they're

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Speaker 6: never going to tell the truth about this movement and

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Speaker 6: about our candidate.

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Speaker 4: But you can tell the truth.

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Speaker 6: And if you do that, we're going to win the

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Speaker 6: state of Michigan. And this this is the third and

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Speaker 6: final thing. I want to get every single person in

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Speaker 6: this auditorium, in this gymnasium, every single person, get out

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Speaker 6: there and vote ten times.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 6: Our friend for the New York Times is going to

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Speaker 6: be headline news later that JD Vance comes to SAG

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Speaker 4: Mass voter fraud.

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Speaker 6: Here is the legal way The legal way to vote

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Speaker 6: ten times is take yourself to the polls and get

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Speaker 6: nine of your friends and family to go along with you.

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Speaker 4: That's the legal way. Because I think you know the stakes.

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Speaker 6: The media tries to make this much more complicated than

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Speaker 6: it is. We're trying to make sure that our fellow

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Speaker 6: citizens have leadership that is fit to serve in the

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Speaker 6: White House. We want our fellow citizens to be able

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Speaker 6: to afford groceries, We want our fellow citizens to be

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Speaker 6: able to afford housing. We want our fellow citizens to

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Speaker 6: have a secure southern border and safe neighborhoods.

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Speaker 4: And the only way we're gonna do.

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Speaker 6: That is if we fix the broken leadership in Washington,

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Speaker 6: d C.

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Speaker 4: In seven days, my friends, That's exactly what we're gonna do.

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Speaker 4: Donald J.

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Speaker 6: Trump for President, Let's get it done.

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Speaker 4: God bless you all. Thank you so much, John.

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Speaker 1: Nemornia to send it all downs.

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Speaker 5: So you've been listening to Senator JD. Van speaking in

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Speaker 5: evening or later this afternoon. Looks like it's about three

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Speaker 5: thirty local time. He'll speak there Michigan, of course, a

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Speaker 5: critical swing state. His running mate, President Donald Trump will

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Speaker 5: also be speaking later on this evening. He'll be in Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 5: speaking in Allentown, Pennsylvania. We will have live coverage of

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Speaker 5: that speech right here on Real America's Voice. Other big

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Speaker 5: news happening today, Steve Bannon now are freeman and back

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Speaker 5: on the airwaves after being released from federal prison early

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Speaker 5: this morning. He of course, was in prison serving a

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Speaker 5: four month sentence for contempt of Congress because he defied

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Speaker 5: a subpoena from the US House January sixth Committee. Bannon

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Speaker 5: addressed it on the War Room earlier this morning, calling

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Speaker 7: The four months in federal prison now only didn't break me,

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Speaker 7: it empowered me. I am more energized and more focused

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Speaker 7: than have ever been in my entire life. And I

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Speaker 7: can see clearly, just like in twenty sixteen and in

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Speaker 7: twenty twenty, exactly what's.

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Speaker 4: Going on here and what we have to do to

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Speaker 4: defeat it.

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Speaker 5: Bannon's legal troubles are fully behind him, though, or aren't

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Speaker 5: fully behind him, excuse me. He has another pending case

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Speaker 5: set for trial in December. The charges include money laundering,

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Speaker 5: scheming to defraud, and conspiracy. It's all related to allegations

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Speaker 11: Group We Build the Wall.

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Speaker 5: That group was raising money to build a border wall

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Speaker 5: along the southern border. Philadelphia's district attorney is asking a

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Speaker 5: judge to shut down Elon Musk's one million dollar a

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Speaker 5: day giveaway to registered voters. Democrat DA Larry Krasner filed

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Speaker 5: the civil lawsuit on Monday, calling must giveaway an illegal

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Speaker 5: it is undisputably an unlawful lottery. The US Justice Department

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Speaker 5: has also warned Musk about a superpack and the giveaway

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Speaker 5: and President Trump, as I just mentioned earlier, continues making

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Speaker 5: Vice President Kamala Harrison, in the meantime, set to try

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Speaker 5: the same place where President Trump made that now infamous

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Speaker 11: Of twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 14: dot Com. Joining us now is mister Caine from Citizen

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Speaker 14: Free Press. Mister Caine, don't ask me for tickets to

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Speaker 14: the inauguration.

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Speaker 15: I can't believe that.

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Speaker 16: I don't know if you heard it. I screamed out,

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Speaker 16: what when I heard? When I heard you say that,

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Speaker 16: I can't believe that anyone is that confident. I'll start

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Speaker 16: off right at the top, and good to see you, Blake.

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Speaker 16: By the way, Look, we can win Georgia, we can

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Speaker 16: win North Carolina, we can win Nevada, and we can

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Speaker 16: win Arizona. And we're gonna lose two seventy to two

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Speaker 16: sixty eight.

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Speaker 11: If we know. And those were.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm sure you are, brother, and those four states

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Speaker 16: are not givens.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 16: People need to understand we're reading tea leaves here. We're

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Speaker 16: looking at ballots. In some states, we're looking at registration.

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Speaker 16: We're examining bucket one, bucket two, bucket three. In other states,

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Speaker 16: we're looking purely at demographics, you know, ethnicity, as well

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Speaker 16: as gender. So you know this is just maximum tea reading.

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Speaker 16: People shouldn't you know? It's nice that, for example, in

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Speaker 16: Arizona we got a seven point lead, but you know what,

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Speaker 16: Arizona is full of McCain Republicans and has the most

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Speaker 16: independence of any state in the country, I think. So

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Speaker 16: people can't even be over confident on these four states.

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Speaker 15: So I was stunned.

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Speaker 16: I'll slow down and take a breath for a minute,

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Speaker 16: but I was honestly stunned when you said that people

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Speaker 16: ask for tickets to the inauguration.

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Speaker 11: No, and so Cain, let's just kind of take a

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Speaker 11: step back here.

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Speaker 14: Cockiness is a cancer, and cockiness will hand the White

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Speaker 14: House to Kamala Harris. Yes, I want to be of course,

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Speaker 14: we're gonna be fair, guys. Early voting numbers are good,

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Speaker 14: we have good energy on the ground, great, terrific. But

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Speaker 14: you know what we don't have, guys, is we're not done.

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Speaker 14: We are not done. So Cain kind of take us

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Speaker 14: around the horn here and tell us what's going on.

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Speaker 16: All right, Well, I've got a few things written down.

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Speaker 16: One thing that I found interesting in reading the Nevada Right,

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Speaker 16: So the Nevada numbers if people want to fall. And

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Speaker 16: there's a guy on Twitter, Michael Preusser, as well as

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Speaker 16: John Ralston. Yeah, Ralston's a left he runs the Nevada Independent,

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Speaker 16: but he's honest in his portrayal. So one of the

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Speaker 16: things I thought was interesting in Nevada is Republicans are

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Speaker 16: benefiting from the same day registration.

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Speaker 15: I've seen it every day in Ralston's numbers.

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Speaker 16: He's made a point of saying Republicans picked up a

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Speaker 16: seven hundred net gain over Democrats in same day registration.

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Speaker 16: So I thought that was a small little caveat. So

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Speaker 16: let's go through the states. People know you've been talking about.

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Speaker 16: People know what's going on in In Arizona, the numbers

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Speaker 16: are nice. In Georgia, we think the numbers are nice.

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Speaker 16: We're able to look at counties and sort of look

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Speaker 16: at where these rural counties were before in twenty twenty

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Speaker 16: as well as twenty sixteen, and turnout numbers look good.

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Speaker 16: As I said, I was on War Room yesterday on

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Speaker 16: Natalie's last show, and I talked to her about this

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Speaker 16: idea of boosting the rurals. Right, you look at a

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Speaker 16: state in the past that we've lost, like Virginia and

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Speaker 16: it's seventy five of the eighty counties are red, right,

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Speaker 16: we only lose Richmond and Newport News in Virginia Beach,

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Speaker 16: as well as Northern Virginia. And then you look at

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Speaker 16: the results from those counties and it's seventy thirty, seventy five,

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Speaker 16: twenty five maybe, when in reality those are these are

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Speaker 16: ninety ten counties in rural Virginia and ninety ten counties

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Speaker 16: in rural Georgia. And so I think one of the

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Speaker 16: things we're seeing is the rurals are helping us out

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Speaker 16: in Georgia, and definitely in Nevada.

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Speaker 15: You would be able to tell us on Arizona.

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Speaker 16: And by the way, you can interrupt me at any

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Speaker 16: point if you want to add anything. So North Carolina

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Speaker 16: looks good where it's North Carolina is tight though, of.

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Speaker 15: Those first three I've talked about, North Carolina is tight.

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Speaker 16: We'll go to Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania does not really have early voting.

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Speaker 16: Let's be honest. They have something called.

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Speaker 14: No that's right, they have a very goofy app No,

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Speaker 14: that's exactly where. They do not have early voting culture either.

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Speaker 14: Everyone's just like the selection day. It's how it is.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, very much so, and and so that you can

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Speaker 16: go in and request an absentee ballot, fill it out

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Speaker 16: on the spot, and turn it in.

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Speaker 15: So that's their version of early day voting.

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Speaker 16: And that's why there have been these problems in Pennsylvania

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Speaker 16: in the last twenty four hours, which I'm sure you've

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Speaker 16: talked about, and are in the stack where their lines

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Speaker 16: are building up at these county offices because they're not prepared.

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Speaker 16: They're they're expecting people to show up and ask for

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Speaker 16: ballots and leave. They're not expecting them to fill them

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Speaker 16: out there, and so.

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Speaker 15: That's sort of been an issue.

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Speaker 16: So if you're today is the last day to do

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Speaker 16: that in Pennsylvania. So if you're in line in any

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Speaker 16: county in Pennsylvania today and they tell you to leave

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Speaker 16: and take your ballot with you.

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Speaker 15: You have a right to stay.

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Speaker 16: So if you want to fill that out while you're there,

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Speaker 16: you know, paying tough.

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Speaker 14: So like the case now, because it wasn't the case

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Speaker 14: a couple of days ago, is that now now that

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Speaker 14: changes helped me?

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Speaker 11: Can understand?

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Speaker 16: Kane, Well, I'm not sure of your question. Are you

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Speaker 16: saying that the pro I'm saying that, yes.

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Speaker 14: They were turning voters away for days. Just so we're clear,

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Speaker 14: they have been turning voters away that have been waiting

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Speaker 14: hours in line.

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Speaker 15: Okay, I wasn't there.

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Speaker 16: You go, then you I wasn't aware that that had

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Speaker 16: been happening until yesterday.

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Speaker 14: No again, I Jack is the or Cliff knows the

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Speaker 14: Pennsylvania stuff. But all I know is that Trump voters

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Speaker 14: have been waiting in line for quite some time and

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Speaker 14: have been turned away. And guys, this is one of

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Speaker 14: the reasons why you have to vote early and try

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Speaker 14: to vote early. And so Cain help me understand, though,

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Speaker 14: we need to win at one of the Blue Wall states.

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Speaker 14: Let's go one by one, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania. And by

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Speaker 14: the way, just let me take a pause. Blake here

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Speaker 14: knows we put it all on the line to not

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Speaker 14: make this the case. This is this is like a

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Speaker 14: Shakespearean tragedy. It's tragically guys, going right where we feared.

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Speaker 14: Where we're doing well and early voting in Nevada, we're

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Speaker 14: doing well in early voting in Arizona, we're doing well,

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Speaker 14: and early voting in Georgia, and we're doing well in

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Speaker 14: early voting North Carolina. Well, what is the Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 14: and Blake and kind of the whole thing. Well, hmm,

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Speaker 14: if we could have went Nebraska to go Winter take All,

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Speaker 14: we would have won the White House.

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Speaker 11: But Nebraska, you know.

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Speaker 14: Their leaders, their leaders don't love America. I'm sorry, I

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Speaker 14: just I talked to one of them right at the

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Speaker 14: football game, and I'll you just saw my problem. He

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Speaker 14: literally said, well, Kamala becoming president is not my problem.

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Speaker 14: And so therefore we need a blue wall state because

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Speaker 14: Nebraska just doesn't you know that love people.

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Speaker 11: Nebraska love America.

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Speaker 14: But then Nebraska leaders they're they're so narcissisticistic, self righteous.

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Speaker 14: So we need a blue wall state. Came which are

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Speaker 14: the three? Let's go one by one.

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Speaker 16: Well, okay, if we're gonna just look at those three.

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Speaker 16: I like Michigan, right, I like I like Michigan. I

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Speaker 16: feel I feel that that Jill Stein, the Cornell West,

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Speaker 16: that the surging Muslim slash Arab vote for Trump in Michigan.

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Speaker 16: But and by the way, that's not just Michigan, that's

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Speaker 16: Minnesota as well and Pennsylvania. But I'm you know, I'm

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Speaker 16: gonna be Honestralian, I'm not super confident about all these

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Speaker 16: three states. I'm a warrior by you know, by by nature.

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Speaker 16: When it comes to this, I'm not gonna I'm never

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Speaker 16: gonna relax. So it is those three states, but it's

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Speaker 16: also about five others where Trump is sort of creeping closely.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 16: We've got New Mexico within three points a pole in

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Speaker 16: the last week. We've got Minnesota within two points a

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Speaker 16: pole within the last week. We have New Hampshire a

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Speaker 16: couple of poles in the last week, one within two points.

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Speaker 16: And yesterday with Trump leading, we have Virginia with I

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Speaker 16: believe the sneaky rural vote, although I'm a little bit

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Speaker 16: worried about excessive turnout in the super blue Northern Virginia

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Speaker 16: Democrat areas where all these people know that their jobs

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Speaker 16: are on the line with Elon Musk right to take

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Speaker 16: the acts you know, in the UH, in the Government

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Speaker 16: Efficiency Committee, all those beer all those bureaucrats in Northern

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Speaker 16: Virginia like they're gonna they're gonna turn out like they've

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Speaker 16: never turned out before. But the point is Virginia is

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Speaker 16: something that's in play. Even New Jersey. I put it

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Speaker 16: in the stack.

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Speaker 15: Last night.

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Speaker 16: People forget Phil Murphy won by three points against some

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Speaker 16: unknown Republican and the turnout. I saw the numbers briefly,

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Speaker 16: the turnout early voting numbers in New Jersey, and Republicans

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Speaker 16: were even with Democrats. It was forty three forty three,

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Speaker 16: and I guess fourteen percent independent.

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Speaker 15: So it's the three string.

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Speaker 16: States and you you I'd like to hear what you

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Speaker 16: guys say about Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 15: But I'm letting people know in.

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Speaker 16: These other six states, get your butts out, like these

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Speaker 16: are winnable states. And so oh, and I forgot to

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Speaker 16: mention Maine. So Trump, if we win Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina,

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Speaker 16: and Nevada, he's got.

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Speaker 15: To pick up one. He'll go nine or ten states.

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Speaker 14: He will that that that northern district of Maine loves him.

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Speaker 14: It's working class lobstermen from Bangor. I'm not worried about that.

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Speaker 14: That that one's fine. So but let's let's go.

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Speaker 4: No.

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Speaker 14: No, I don't think he'll win the whole state. I

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Speaker 14: don't think he'll win the whole state. That's just my

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Speaker 14: I don't think he'll win Portland. Southern Maine is basically

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Speaker 14: close in twenty sixteen, but you'd need Portland is a

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Speaker 14: bunch of crazy people.

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Speaker 10: Man.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm telling you Portland Maine in New Hampshire before

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Speaker 11: we'd win full Maine.

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Speaker 14: Portland Maine is Boston. It's like a small Boston.

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Speaker 15: Blake, what do you think about New Hampshire, Blake.

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Speaker 14: New Hampshire. I'm not on I'll tell you why. I

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Speaker 14: don't believe it. But Blake, you go about.

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Speaker 12: What I will say about New Hampshire is it is

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Speaker 12: a very swingy state. So it will over swing compared

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Speaker 12: to what the overall country does. So Trump very nearly

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Speaker 12: won it in twenty sixteen. I think it was about

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Speaker 12: three thousand votes difference. If if Dartmouth was on the

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Speaker 12: other side of the river, in Vermont, he'd have won.

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Speaker 11: Is that right? I did? I literally ran the number

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Speaker 11: you went to school in Newmpshire, right, yes, at Dartmouth yep.

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Speaker 12: And so if Hanover super duper blue, if you just

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Speaker 12: took the precincts in Hanover and they were in Vermont

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Speaker 12: instead they that would have been enough. But anyway, if so,

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Speaker 12: it overswings. So it swung really hard. You know, the

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Speaker 12: overall popular vote maybe moved maybe what two points in

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Speaker 12: favor of Joe Biden. But New Hampshire went from lose

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Speaker 12: it by half a percent or so to losing it

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Speaker 12: by I think like ten and so you can swing

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Speaker 12: back the other way. But as you say, it's very

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Speaker 12: college educated. The Poles say Trump room of Massachusetts. Now, well,

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Speaker 12: those parts are the more Republican parts. It's the northern part.

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Speaker 12: It's like the Grafton County area is not a suburb.

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Speaker 12: That's where you get the blue mountain granola types of

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Speaker 12: Vermont type space.

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Speaker 11: Really, I think Trump would do well in that part.

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Speaker 12: Grafton County is very blue, which a lot of it

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Speaker 12: is because Dartmouth College is a big part of it.

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Speaker 12: But interesting, so it's possible. I don't think it's likely

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Speaker 12: we've gotten better with Hispanics and blacks.

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Speaker 11: There's not a lot of those in New Hampshire.

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Speaker 12: I think it's probably a lot of people who are

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Speaker 12: offunded by January sixth, things like that.

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Speaker 14: Okay, Caine twenty seconds, final thoughts here on the attitude.

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Speaker 11: We must need to win.

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Speaker 16: Foot on their throats, no mercy, no let up all

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Speaker 16: the Look, there's only six days.

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Speaker 15: We've been working for six months. Some of us have

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Speaker 15: been working for six years.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, so six days is nothing don't back off, Kane.

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Speaker 11: I am going to be the place where I'll sit

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Speaker 14: And officiate the results or officiate, and I'll have no

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Speaker 14: regrets because I worked the hardest I've ever worked towards anything,

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Speaker 14: Next go vote and brick drag a blake in your life.

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Speaker 11: To go vote.

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Speaker 4: I've voted.

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Speaker 11: Good answer. We'll be right back. This movement will not

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Speaker 11: be silenced. You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 11: welcome back.

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Speaker 14: Email us is always freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe.

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Speaker 11: To our podcast. Do we have a partner here? I

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Speaker 11: have to talk about in this Oh yeah? Prop three?

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Speaker 4: Okay.

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Speaker 14: If you are in Florida, listen carefully. Guys, you need

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Speaker 14: to vote no against Proposition three, which is the legalization

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Speaker 14: of marijuana. Tell your friends in Florida. Text your friends

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Speaker 14: in Florida.

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Speaker 11: Vote no.

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Speaker 14: Amendment three does not have time, place, or manner restrictions.

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Speaker 14: That means, if it passes, recreational weed would be allowed everywhere,

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Speaker 14: which makes your society dirtier and uglier and brings in

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Speaker 14: all sorts of different types of is vagrants the right

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Speaker 14: word blake, like the underclass of weed people?

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Speaker 11: Riffraff? Yeahraff.

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Speaker 14: You know people that just say I haven't they haven't

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Speaker 14: been in Scottsdale now. They just live on the side

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Speaker 14: of the street and they smoke weed all day long.

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Speaker 14: It's disgusting. Why is marijuana bad? We know that it

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Speaker 14: also just increases crime. It's bad across the board. So

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Speaker 14: go to no dash on three dot com. That is

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Speaker 14: no dash on three dot com to learn more. No

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Speaker 14: dash on three dot com. This is about corporate greed.

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Speaker 14: It's not about the voters. So check out right now,

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Speaker 14: no dash on three dot com. And again, when I'm

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Speaker 14: walking my daughter and I have to smell marijuana. It's

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Speaker 14: disgusting Arizona never should have done it. Done it on Florida.

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Speaker 14: Make a decision, vote no on Amendment three. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 14: welcome back with us. Is on Paulina Luna, who's in

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Speaker 14: a very important race right now in Florida if you

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Speaker 14: guys live in Hillsboro County, and also panelis. I think

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Speaker 14: I got both of them, right, Anna, you got to

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Speaker 14: go vote for on a Paulina Luna. So Anna, tell

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Speaker 14: us about the voter suppression effort that is happening right now.

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Speaker 11: Yeah.

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Speaker 17: So, I actually had accidentally uncovered this yesterday. So we

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Speaker 17: had gone a massive drop of what appeared to be

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Speaker 17: official recommended voter guides from the state for a survey,

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Speaker 17: right So we opened it up and we're looking through it.

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Speaker 17: What it was is it's a leffering group from CBI

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Speaker 17: They are a left wing super pack that has only

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Speaker 17: been active in presidentials. And so what they're doing is

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Speaker 17: they're dropping these voter guides nationally on every single Republican

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Speaker 17: currently in office and also President Trump. And what they're

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Speaker 17: doing is they're inverting policy positions on the top issues

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Speaker 17: of that state. For example, the voter guides that were

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Speaker 17: dropped in Texas and Arizona, we're focusing on bord of security.

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Speaker 17: The voter guide that were being dropped in Oregon. In

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Speaker 17: Washington State, we're focusing on gun rights, so on and

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Speaker 17: so forth. And it turns out that after I posted this,

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Speaker 17: we started getting a barrage of messages with people posting

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Speaker 17: the exact same voter guides that have been dropped, and

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Speaker 17: also other members of Congress started commenting about it. So

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Speaker 17: the point is what they're doing is they're intentionally trying

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Speaker 17: to suppress the early Republican voter turnout. These voter guides

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Speaker 17: started dropping on around Saturday, and they've been dropping again

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Speaker 17: on only Republican voters, whether you're a high propensity or

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Speaker 17: low propensity voter, to try to dupe you into thinking

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Speaker 17: that your Republican member of Congress or President Trump has

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Speaker 17: shifted on position so that.

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Speaker 1: You don't show up to vote.

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Speaker 11: Now.

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Speaker 17: I don't think they ever anticipated that the Republican turnout

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Speaker 17: would be as high as it is. But what I'm

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Speaker 17: telling people is continue to show up, vote early, vote

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Speaker 17: in person, and we will win this election.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, So talk about the vibe right now, Anna, and

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Speaker 14: talk about the last ditch desperation from the Kamala campaign

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Speaker 14: to paint us all as Nazis and the worst things

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Speaker 14: in the world.

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Speaker 5: Oh, it's pretty bad.

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Speaker 17: I mean, you can see what happened with the comedian

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Speaker 17: at the Trump rally. You know, the less try to

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Speaker 17: take that clip even though it is like just a

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Speaker 17: lame joke, and they try to roll with it. But

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Speaker 17: they say nothing about their own elected members of Congress

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Speaker 17: who say, well, if we don't allow immigrants here, who's

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Speaker 17: going to pick the crops and find that all immigrants

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Speaker 17: are Hispanic and that we're all illegal crop pickers. You know,

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Speaker 17: it's the same party that again turns a blind eye

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Speaker 17: to governor Walls giving taxpayers dollars to corporations that are

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Speaker 17: hiring migrant children to clean up slaughterhouses, or Kamal Harris

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Speaker 17: losing the three hundred thousand Hispanic migrant children. So I

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Speaker 17: just I don't have time for the hypocrisy. But what

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Speaker 17: I will tell you is the use the last minute

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Speaker 17: ditch efforts to try to suppress voter turnout for Republicans.

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Speaker 17: The reason why they do it six days out from

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Speaker 17: an election is because any other time that that information

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Speaker 17: would have been dropped President Trump's campaign, our campaigns, any

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Speaker 17: other Republican would be able to send a season desist.

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Speaker 17: But they know that the damage is done and they're

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Speaker 17: hoping that people are just low propensity information voters and

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Speaker 17: that they won't clarify or confirm the information is correct.

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Speaker 17: So be on the lookout out for these voter guards.

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Speaker 17: They are a massive suppression effort. We are tracking them

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Speaker 17: now being dropped in literally every Republican district and on

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Speaker 17: every Republican member of Congress as well as a president

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Speaker 17: across all fifty states and specifically targeting swing states as well.

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Speaker 14: So Ana, in closing here, the Harris campaign, Kamala is

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Speaker 14: trying to make a play for women voters. What is

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Speaker 14: your message for women voters on why they should support

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Speaker 14: President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, if you are an influential vote or if you

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Speaker 17: are a voter that's undecided right now. I will say

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Speaker 17: that Kamala Harris, for argument stakes, was the first minority

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Speaker 17: elected Vice president of the United States, and she had

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Speaker 17: a platform to do something about women that were being

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Speaker 17: traffic rapes and tortures, as well as children at the

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Speaker 17: US Mexico border. I don't know any mother or anyone

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Speaker 17: that had any sympathy that would ever use that and

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Speaker 17: see what was happening and then do nothing about it.

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Speaker 17: And she's shown no sympathy. She could have helped as

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Speaker 17: she didn't. And so if we're talking about policies and

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Speaker 17: positions alone, I would say that President Trump has elevated

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Speaker 17: more women and his time in office and any other

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Speaker 17: president in US history. Kamala here has had a position

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Speaker 17: and she basically took that and wasted it. She did

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Speaker 17: nothing for us.

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Speaker 14: So vote Trump, Ana, We have your back one hundred percent. Finally,

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Speaker 14: for those in Florida, can you just give an update

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Speaker 14: on your race how people can help you. They're spending

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Speaker 14: a lot of money against.

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Speaker 4: You right now.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, of course, show up if you're in self county,

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Speaker 17: vote early, vote in person, Tell your friends and family.

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Speaker 17: Don't believe the nonsense. Again, we're six days out from

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Speaker 17: the election and they are trying to literally just at

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Speaker 17: this point, lie, They're way through this election. So it's

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Speaker 17: not just me, it's President Trump as well. But we

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Speaker 17: beat that by you showing up. And if you're an independent,

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Speaker 17: do the same thing. Show up early, vote in person on.

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Speaker 14: A Paulina Luna God, bless you. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 14: We have your back one hundred percent, thank.

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Speaker 17: You, thank you so much.

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Speaker 14: All Right, everybody, again, this is not this is not

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Speaker 14: happy talk time for a good reason. Look, Steve Bendt

1070
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Speaker 14: is back and he is like a bat out of

1071
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Speaker 14: hell ready to go work. This is this is seven

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Speaker 14: days of voting left. What are you going Are you

1073
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Speaker 14: going to regret that you would have worked hard? Are

1074
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Speaker 14: you going to say, Man, I wish I would have

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Speaker 14: got that guy across the street, Man I wish I

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Speaker 14: would have gotten that one person to go vote. I

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Speaker 14: wish I would have This is critical, everybody. You must

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Speaker 14: go find new voters and get them into the system.

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Speaker 14: Blake ten seconds.

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Speaker 11: Just get it done, Get it done, very simple.

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Speaker 14: The legendary Jack Hibbs joins us next, really amazing person.

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Speaker 14: We must sustain the surge for victory to emerge. Jack

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Speaker 14: Hibbs joins us next