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Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George

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Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Jetty and he Armstrong and Yetty.

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Speaker 3: I'm not happy with President Putin at all, but this

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Speaker 3: is something that would have never happened about.

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Speaker 4: With President This is a war that was never going

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Speaker 4: to happen.

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Speaker 2: Said more weapons to Ukrain.

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Speaker 4: We're going to search some more weapons.

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Speaker 2: We have to.

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Speaker 3: They have to be able to defend themselves.

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Speaker 4: They're getting hit very hard.

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Speaker 5: Now, including overnight the story that it includes patriot missile batteries,

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Speaker 5: and we'll get into that in just a little bit.

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Speaker 5: But here's here's the big turn. And most people seem

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Speaker 5: to think Trump's never talked this way about Putin before.

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Speaker 3: We get a lot of vote thrown at us by

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Speaker 3: Puttin for you one another. True, it's very nice all

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Speaker 3: the time, but it turns out to be meaningless.

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Speaker 6: Do you want to say that.

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Speaker 3: I'm looking at it. Yeah, No, I'm looking at the

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Speaker 3: Senator is passing and passed us very very tough sanctions. Yeah,

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Speaker 3: I'm looking at it. It's an optional bill. It's totally

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Speaker 3: at my option. They pass it totally at my option

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Speaker 3: and to terminate totally at my option, and I'm looking

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Speaker 3: at it very strongly.

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Speaker 5: So, Uh, first of all, the fact that every news

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Speaker 5: outlet isn't playing that clip unbleeped is amazing to me

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Speaker 5: because it's the President of the United States talking about

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Speaker 5: the issue of war and peace in the United States involvement.

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Speaker 5: So having his full statement, because it carries more weight, seems.

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Speaker 2: Like, you know, that's necessary to me.

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Speaker 5: But I mean not just to be able to say

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Speaker 5: bulls on the air, but the president. I mean, it

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Speaker 5: has more impact. And the president talking about how involved

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Speaker 5: were to be in a war is a big deal.

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Speaker 5: Any who won't get off on that. That's definitely the

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Speaker 5: most forceful anti Putin talk ever out of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 5: And I don't know if you saw over the weekend

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Speaker 5: after he got off the phone with Putin, because it

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Speaker 5: happened over fourth of July weekend. He was walking across

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Speaker 5: the White House lawn and he asked he was asked

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Speaker 5: how the phone call what with Putine?

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Speaker 2: He said, not good? Not good, I mean shaking his head.

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Speaker 5: So he's clearly, for whatever reason, finally now reached the

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Speaker 5: conclusion that Putin's full of crap in terms of wanton

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Speaker 5: piece or working toward peace or anything like that. And

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Speaker 5: last night, and I feel like I've said this fifteen

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Speaker 5: times in the last month. Last night Russia launched the

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Speaker 5: largest attack of the entire war on Ukraine, with seven

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Speaker 5: hundred drones and thirteen missiles, attacking all kinds of different

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Speaker 5: civilian structures and people. They were bombing recruiting stations, so

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Speaker 5: Putin knows where people are in line to sign up

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Speaker 5: to go fight, and he's bombing nose and killing people

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Speaker 5: while he's stand in line.

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Speaker 6: Right, It's all at war, definitely, and I'm a little

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Speaker 6: disappointed it took Trump this long to get there. As

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Speaker 6: I said yesterday, I don't think he comprehends ideological extremists

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Speaker 6: or ideology in general really, unless it's you know, his

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Speaker 6: own ideology. But the idea that the moas in Iran

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Speaker 6: they're not interested in a prosperous and happy society. They're

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Speaker 6: interested in Islamism taking over the globe. And Putin isn't

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Speaker 6: interested in peace and prosperity. He's interested in restoring the

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Speaker 6: Peter the Great. But Trump just doesn't get that and

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Speaker 6: it bothers me also that he seems at least half

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Speaker 6: frustrated with Putin because Putin bulessed him. It's a personal thing,

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Speaker 6: as opposed to recognizing that Putin's aims are diametrically opposed

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Speaker 6: to the US's aims in Europe and the world, and

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Speaker 6: that's why you oppose him. On the other hand, he's

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Speaker 6: right all the things he's saying right now, He's absolutely right.

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Speaker 6: Putin has no desire for peace, and he's full of crap. Well,

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Speaker 6: he's a con man, he's a KGB operative.

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Speaker 5: So also happening over the fourth of July weekend was

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Speaker 5: a pause in US supplying weapons to Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: That got a lot of news.

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Speaker 5: It was reported with the assumption that that was Donald

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Speaker 5: Trump's order, which you would assume to pause the the

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Speaker 5: usual conversation about that Trump is a lackey of Putin,

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Speaker 5: blah blah blah, whatever it is. So then but Trump

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Speaker 5: was asked about that pause having announced the night before,

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Speaker 5: So Monday night he announced, no, no, no, we're sending We're

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Speaker 5: sending weapons. That we have to defend themselves. He was

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Speaker 7: Last week, depending on paused some shipments of weapons to Ukraine.

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Speaker 5: Did you approve of that?

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Speaker 6: All?

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Speaker 4: We wanted to put defensive weapons because Putin he's not

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Speaker 4: treating human beings right, He's killing too many people. So

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Speaker 4: we're sending some defensive weapons to Ukraine, and I've approved that.

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Speaker 4: So who ordered the pause last week?

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 4: What didn't you tell me?

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Speaker 2: That's a question ahead. Who ordered the pause last week?

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 5: So that started a lot of conversations, obviously. I mean,

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Speaker 5: that's a hell of an interesting thing, right, And he

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Speaker 5: didn't need to say that, but he did, sitting right

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Speaker 5: there with Pete Hegzeth to his left and Marco Rubio

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Speaker 5: to his right. So I've been I follow a lot

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Speaker 5: of podcasts, so does Joe.

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Speaker 2: And everything like that.

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Speaker 5: People to get really in the weeds this stuff, and

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Speaker 5: the name Eldridge Colby comes up a lot from the

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Speaker 5: people that you know, really are into this. Eldridge Colby's

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Speaker 5: served in the first Trump administration and he's and he's

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Speaker 5: in this one also, and he is the national security.

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Speaker 5: He's a national security policy professional that was brought in

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Speaker 5: this term and is currently the Undersecretary of Defense for policy.

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Speaker 5: He is the leading guy and apparently has a lot

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Speaker 5: of sway in the push to stop worrying about the

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Speaker 5: Middle East. It's all about China, which I agree with

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Speaker 5: to a great extent. Stop worrying about other countries. China

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Speaker 5: is our main enemy. Being able to stop China from

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Speaker 5: taking Taiwan is the number one thing. And it's suspected

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Speaker 5: that he through Hegzeth or he on his own or

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Speaker 5: Hexath agreed with him and was okay with it or whatever,

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Speaker 5: is the guy that stopped the shipment of weapons to

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Speaker 5: Ukraine and was hoping that would stay because he's worried

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Speaker 5: about our supplies of patriot missile batteries, in particular because

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Speaker 5: it's the best technology out there for shooting down missiles

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Speaker 5: and drones and all that sort of stuff, and we're

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Speaker 5: now down to quite a low level. In The New

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Speaker 5: York Times is reporting on that today, and so that's

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Speaker 5: its own story.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, an important one. Certainly.

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Speaker 6: This is a great example of competing goods that it's

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Speaker 6: not you're right, they're wrong. That is half and a half.

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Speaker 6: No's it's competing needs. I'm glad for Colby's voice because

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Speaker 6: you know, certainly in isolation, the things he's saying are

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Speaker 6: absolutely true and important to be said. Weather you know,

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Speaker 6: halting shipment at arms, that it's like already on the

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Speaker 6: Polish with the Polish border.

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Speaker 2: Ready to go into Ukraine, and already that's crazy.

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Speaker 5: And we already had committed this stuff. We'd already said

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Speaker 5: we would give you this stuff. So as going back

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Speaker 5: on a commitment also, and if it's being done by

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Speaker 5: you know, I guess the bucks got to stop with

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Speaker 5: hegzaeth right.

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Speaker 2: If it's being done.

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Speaker 5: Against the president's wishes or intent, that's a serious problem.

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Speaker 5: But anyway, into the supplies of some of these weapons,

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Speaker 5: as the New York Times right rights, As mister Trump's

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Speaker 5: disillusionment with the Russian leader was building, Pentagon officials were

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Speaker 5: growing increasingly concerned about the potential depletion of the American

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Speaker 5: stockpile of weapons, especially after Israel attacked Iran, you know,

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Speaker 5: because Iran might be coming after US officials in Washington

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Speaker 5: nuclear sites that would require more arms to defend American troops.

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Speaker 5: The Pentagon also rushed additional patriot anti missile batteries from

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Speaker 5: how many patriot interceptors might be needed in a long conflict.

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Speaker 5: So we're like sending as much stuff as we got

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Speaker 5: from other places to.

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Speaker 2: The Middle East.

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Speaker 5: And heg Zeth and certainly Eldridge Colby might be thinking

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Speaker 5: more about China if China decides to jump ugly here.

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Speaker 5: It's a reasonable question and a conversation that should be had.

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Speaker 5: But the president's got to be in the loop.

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Speaker 2: I hope he is.

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Speaker 6: Uh. Yes, Yeah, that answer of his was a little

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Speaker 6: cryptic and surprising.

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Speaker 2: I don't know why he did tell me.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: What was interesting is and then this is you know,

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Speaker 2: His initial answer.

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Speaker 5: He clearly didn't want to throw somebody on the bus

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Speaker 5: and say that I didn't approve that he was dodging. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: but he's angry enough about it, I think, or pissed

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Speaker 5: got to him personally that somebody did something without his

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Speaker 2: He said it. He went ahead and said it. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: well it wasn't me.

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Speaker 6: You know, what I find myself curious about is not

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Speaker 6: the momentary issue, as important as it is, but.

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Speaker 2: Let's look down the line and go more big picture.

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Speaker 6: What is it about the current state of our arms manufacturing,

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Speaker 6: a situation where, for instance, various war planners and simulation

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Speaker 6: runners have said we would exhaust in two weeks our

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Speaker 6: you know, defend Taiwan against China, and it would take

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Speaker 6: two years to resupply it, or twenty years or whatever

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Speaker 2: System you're talking about.

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Speaker 6: Can we think creatively and aggressively about rectifying that? To me,

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Speaker 6: that is the bottom line issue that we are not

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Speaker 6: nearly self sufficient enough for dangerous times, having just come

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Speaker 6: off of a multi decade period of relative calm, peace

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Speaker 6: and prosperity. I mean, don't get me started about shipbuilding

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Speaker 6: place it's pathetic, But likewise, the manufacturer Patriot missiles and

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Speaker 6: stuff that ought to be a national emergency, and I

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Speaker 5: And so there's this big sanctions bill Lindsey Graham and

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Speaker 5: others who were behind sanctions on Russia that Trump also

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Speaker 5: talked about yesterday. But Trump said, yeah, I'm looking looking

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Speaker 5: real strong at that. And it's written in such a

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Speaker 5: way that he can implement the sanctions on Russia.

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Speaker 2: On his own. We just played that.

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Speaker 5: Oh that was part of it. Okay, I was reading.

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Speaker 5: We can implement the sanctions on his own, and then

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Speaker 5: he can.

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Speaker 2: Stop those very good. I listen every day.

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Speaker 5: And he can stop them on his own. So that's

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Speaker 5: a message to putin it. Hey, you better, you know,

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Speaker 5: you better treat me right, right?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 6: Do you have more on this topic because I've got oh,

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Speaker 6: look at the time to come almost trite, but guy's

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Speaker 6: falling out of windows in Russia.

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Speaker 2: That's a good story. If you haven't heard that, a

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Speaker 2: couple of couple of new ones and they signal something

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Speaker 2: is going on. We'll get to that.

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Speaker 5: It's amazing how many people who get fired by Putin

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Speaker 6: Point, right exactly, Putin says I can kill you. I

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Speaker 2: That can happen. And again, that list is just the

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Speaker 5: Wow, I guess that's a thing. Huh, ice cream driver's

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Speaker 6: Last segment, we were talking about all the people falling

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Speaker 5: Right, And you wouldn't think you'd become that big a

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Speaker 6: Well, and it's a thing among dictators that occasionally they

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: That was my ultimate point. I didn't get to it.

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Speaker 6: Last segment, I apologize deeply and humbly. Let's all move

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Speaker 5: Before getting to something disturbing starting to feel optimistic, or

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Speaker 2: You back down, all right. That's how I feel like.

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Speaker 2: It's my job.

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Speaker 5: Somebody sent me this hilarious meme. Who knows my vacation story.

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Speaker 5: Vacations are expensed. It's somebody standing there on the beach

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Speaker 5: looking at the ocean. Vacations are expensive, But how can

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Speaker 2: That is exactly right, Oh boy, I gotta admit.

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Speaker 5: And you're both miserable. What the hell next time? I'm

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Speaker 2: Wow? Are leaving you home? Yeah? Exactly exactly.

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Speaker 5: in some ways, as the thing I was about to

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Speaker 2: Standing by. Yeah, I hope this doesn't take me too long. Oh,

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Speaker 2: Have you heard this?

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Speaker 5: So you remember that bridge the Francis Scott Key Bridge

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Speaker 2: True. Yes, yeah, why aren't more people bothered by that?

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Speaker 2: About we're making real progress, We're freeing up the red tape.

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Speaker 2: I'll be running for president soon, look at me. Okay,

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Speaker 5: This is byron Ne York in the Washington Examiner, the

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Speaker 2: It's pretty good. This is in quotes.

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Speaker 5: Our own base is telling us that we're not doing

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Speaker 5: of this spectacle. Byron York, writing obviously These are Democrats

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Speaker 5: who have moved beyond the defeat them at the ballot

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Speaker 5: box stage of politics, and even beyond the protest by

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Speaker 5: civil disobedience stage. They're ready to turn a political fight

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Speaker 5: into a physical fight. Violence is already going on in Texas.

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Speaker 5: Over the weekend of militant group broadly allied with Democratic

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Speaker 5: views launched what officials called a coordinated attack on the

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Speaker 5: ICE one ICE facility that we talked about. According to

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Speaker 5: court documents, it started at about ten thirty PM when

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Speaker 5: a group of ten to twelve Antifa radicals dressed in

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Speaker 5: all black began shooting fireworks towards the building. Some began

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Speaker 5: to vandalize parked cars. When unarmed ICE workers called nine

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Speaker 5: to one one. A Police Department officer arrived, and here's

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Speaker 5: a quote from them. Immediately after the APD officer got

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Speaker 5: shot as he got out of his vehicle, an assailant

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Speaker 5: in the woods opened fire, shooting the APD officer in

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Speaker 5: the neck area. According to court documents, the other gunman

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Speaker 5: also opened fire at the unarmed Department of Homeland Security

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Speaker 5: correctional officer. In total, the assailants shot approximately twenty to

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Speaker 5: thirty rounds at the correctional officers. Police later found two

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Speaker 5: AR fifteen style rifles and spent casings in the near

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Speaker 5: by woods. When police rounded up some of the people

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Speaker 5: that didn't get away, seven suspects who were dressed in

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Speaker 5: black military style clothing, some had on body armor, some

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Speaker 5: were covered in mud, some were armed, some had radios.

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Speaker 6: Just to quick aside, you remember when the mainstream media

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Speaker 6: was telling us Antifa doesn't really exist during the post

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Speaker 6: George Floyd violence, for instance in Portland, or on a

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Speaker 6: hell of a lot of violence in Portland, by the way,

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Speaker 6: this not being reported on the same topic.

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Speaker 5: Or have been told over and over about you know,

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Speaker 5: organized white militias who are angry about the other taking

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Speaker 5: their jobs or whatever are going to do this. But

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Speaker 5: it hasn't happened yet where you've had this sort of

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Speaker 5: an organized attack where people are in combat clothing and

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Speaker 5: shooting unarmed officers and everything. That is something. The officer

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Speaker 5: who is hit in the neck survived. Ten suspects were

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Speaker 5: charged with attempted murder. Good, and I'll just read a

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Speaker 5: little more from the Washington Examiner. This is the radical

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Speaker 5: violent tip of the protests against the Trump administration's enforcement

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Speaker 5: of immigration law. Other examples of recent radicalization include far

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Speaker 5: left Free Palestine extremist who is accused of killing the

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Speaker 5: staff members. They goes through the list of all that violence.

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Speaker 5: Beyond that, of course, there have already been riots in

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Speaker 5: LA and other protests that turned violent. This has been

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Speaker 5: an alarming plunge in the number of Democrats who say

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Speaker 5: they're proud to be American.

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Speaker 2: You talked about this yesterday.

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Speaker 5: Back in twenty fifteen when brought Obama's present, eighty percent

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Speaker 5: of Democrats said they were extremely were very proud to

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Speaker 5: be American. That number is now less than half of that. Anyway,

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Speaker 5: Byron York, building the case that Democrats are very unhappy

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Speaker 5: with America and at least a small percentage, and I,

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Speaker 5: you know, I want to make it clear. I believe

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Speaker 5: it's a small percentage, but are willing to be very

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Speaker 5: very violent.

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Speaker 2: Right Hey, Michael get As nine. How much news coverage

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Speaker 2: have you heard of this? Did you eat very little? Cursory?

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Speaker 5: I you know, I missed a lot of news over

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Speaker 5: Fourth of July weekend, like a lot of people did.

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Speaker 2: I didn't take in my normal news flow.

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Speaker 5: But this hasn't been the lead story everywhere that you

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Speaker 5: had dozens of armed in combat gear people lying in

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Speaker 5: wait for ICE officers and.

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Speaker 2: Willing to kill them. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's only because the man pulled through that it

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Speaker 6: isn't enormous news. But yeah, it's been undersold as a

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Speaker 6: news story. It's been the reporting has been cursory at

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Speaker 6: best because they're uncomfortable with it.

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Speaker 2: This is from San Francisco clip ninety.

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Speaker 6: Michael, this just happened, I think yesterday. That is a

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Speaker 6: mob of people trying to fight the cops, hurl bicycles

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Speaker 6: at them, trying to get You heard the one cops saying,

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Speaker 6: get away from my gun, get off my gun. And

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Speaker 6: interestingly enough, they were many of them were clad in

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Speaker 6: kafias and an anti ICE thing.

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Speaker 2: Well that seems odd, doesn't it.

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Speaker 6: No, that's back to what I've been saying for the

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Speaker 6: longest time. And I think some of you think I'm

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Speaker 6: paranoid or imagining it. It's the permanent omni cause it's

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Speaker 6: the radical Marxist desired to overthrow Western civilization. So you

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Speaker 6: have people in caffias trying to fight cops or tempt

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Speaker 6: them into shooting somebody, as that other person was talking

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Speaker 6: about in the name of Ice. Well, were in your

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Speaker 6: Palestinian garb, and the rest of them were clad in

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Speaker 6: Antifa gear.

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Speaker 2: All black.

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Speaker 6: And once again it was predominantly not exclusively by any means,

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Speaker 6: but predominantly angry, militant young women screaming at the cops

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Speaker 6: over and over again. My god, young American women are

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Speaker 6: so off track. Let's hear Senator Mark Wayne Mullen here, Michael,

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Speaker 6: they were.

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Speaker 2: In tactical gear.

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Speaker 8: They had devices that would block the signal of cell

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Speaker 8: phone so they couldn't be tracked. When the police responded,

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Speaker 8: they ambushed them as they coordinated attack. Now, if this

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Speaker 8: was any other situation, Democrats at very least would be

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Speaker 8: calling for gun control. They have said absolutely nothing. Why

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Speaker 8: because they're the ones that have fanned the flames for

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Speaker 8: this to happen, and they're the ones that's called literally

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Speaker 8: calling on blood. Axios put out that a Democrat politician

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Speaker 8: is calling for those two up their activities and spill

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Speaker 8: blood when it comes to defending against ice.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. I was just reading that Actuos article.

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Speaker 5: It has all kinds of quotes in there, most of

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Speaker 5: them anonymous from various Democrats talking about how their constituents

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Speaker 5: are saying it's time to get violent.

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Speaker 6: Here's what I would respond to, that those people are

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Speaker 6: way too online. Yeah, you look at the actual numbers,

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Speaker 6: Look at gallop poling, not Twitter, not blue Sky or

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Speaker 6: whatever the hell that the social media outlet is. They

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Speaker 6: are hearing from the most vocal and militant among their constituents.

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Speaker 6: Why not try popularism, Why not advocate for policies that

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Speaker 6: are popular. These are the same people, I'm sure who

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Speaker 6: are screeching that trans women are women and transgender girls

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Speaker 6: should be allowed to participate in sports. They represent just

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Speaker 6: a small, small group of lunatics. Wow, why don't have

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Speaker 6: actual representatives who think, yes, this is my constituents.

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Speaker 2: I must listen to them. Yeah.

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Speaker 5: When is the mainstream of the Democratic Party gonna learn

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Speaker 5: to ignore the crazies and try to win elections and

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Speaker 5: try to win elections again when it completely drags them down?

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Speaker 5: I hope not too many people are heard or killed

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Speaker 5: in the meantime.

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Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, these are real people, man. That is quite

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Speaker 2: a story. And god, you talk about underreported.

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Speaker 5: If that, if the politics were reversed on that, oh

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Speaker 5: my god, that would be that would still be the

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Speaker 5: only story we'd be in like day four of it

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Speaker 5: being the lead story. It would have pushed the Texas

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Speaker 5: drownings off of the front page. Right, some right wing

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Speaker 5: militia had attacked the planning parrohood. Yeah, an immigrants rights

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Speaker 5: center or anything like that. Yeah, oh my god, they'd

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Speaker 5: be going perk. Any thoughts on any of this text

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Speaker 5: line four one five two nine five KFTC.

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Speaker 2: Well still rare.

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Speaker 1: Study showcases are on the rise, and tumoric suspected role

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Speaker 1: has increased markedly. I think when people hear liver damage,

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Speaker 1: they might think of, okay, alcohol could be playing a role,

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Speaker 1: maybe a set of minifit, But supplements, I.

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Speaker 2: Don't think that comes to top of mind for people.

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Speaker 9: Because the misconception is that herbal products are absolutely innocent.

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Speaker 9: Turmeric along with black pepper that increases the levels of

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Speaker 9: this ingredient in the blood.

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Speaker 5: That I hadn't heard this. I just jumped on the

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Speaker 5: tumor had suggestion of someone jumped on the turmeric bandwick

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Speaker 5: like a week ago. That's that for your liver, that hole,

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Speaker 5: it's natural, So it's good for you. When the Indians

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Speaker 5: knew better.

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Speaker 2: Or something, what yeah, I know, I know.

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Speaker 6: Coming up next, our prominent democrat says generation Z is

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Speaker 6: the useful idiot generation. And it's more than just contempt

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Speaker 6: for the young. It's plus school discipline or discipline in

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Speaker 6: schools is making a comeback all around the country. Is

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Speaker 6: one more aspect of wokedom is rolled back.

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Speaker 2: Thank god.

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Speaker 5: I can't wait to hear that. And there's an Epstein development.

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Speaker 5: Trump was asked about it in his two hour press

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Speaker 5: conference yesterday. Also Pam Bondy, so we'll check in on that.

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Speaker 2: Oh, that's interesting.

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Speaker 6: I just got a news alert that the CEO of

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Speaker 6: X stepping down the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

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Speaker 2: I have to look into that.

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Speaker 6: So speaking of technology, seconds ago we learned that what's

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Speaker 6: in your medicine cabinet is killing you.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, your appliances are spying on you.

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Speaker 6: A great piece this happens to be in the New

607
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Speaker 6: York Times is not a conspiracy theory. Many of the

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Speaker 6: devices living in your home are quietly collecting towering heaps

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Speaker 6: of information about you. Your TV, your doorbell, your security system,

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Speaker 6: your thermostat, your fridge.

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Speaker 2: Even your ear buds are involved.

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Speaker 6: And some of that data may be shared, analyzed, and

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Speaker 6: sold to the highest bitter hundreds of times a day

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Speaker 6: by organizations you've never heard of. You've pointed out many times, Jack,

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Speaker 6: that a lot of products seem a great deal cheaper

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Speaker 6: than they used to be. It must just be an

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Speaker 6: advance of technology. Well, part of it is that, but

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Speaker 6: part of it is they're subsidized by selling your data.

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Speaker 6: When you sign on for the first time, you agree

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Speaker 6: to all sorts of stuff.

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Speaker 5: The first several big screen TVs I had, like everybody,

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Speaker 5: there's no software involved.

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Speaker 2: You didn't log in.

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Speaker 5: Now you do, and so they get all that data

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Speaker 5: from you, tons of data in that Being able to

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Speaker 5: sell that data is what's lowered the price of big

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Speaker 5: screen TVs.

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Speaker 2: That drives me nuts.

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Speaker 5: If I want to watch TV and you got to

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Speaker 5: update some app just makes me insane. I don't want

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Speaker 5: any updates of I just want to turn on my

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Speaker 5: TV and watch whatever I'm going to watch.

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Speaker 6: So the story of smart home devices in your personal

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Speaker 6: data is one chapter a much larger tale of the

635
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Speaker 6: immense and largely hidden data industry. There are more than

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Speaker 6: one thousand companies in the US alone, including the companies

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Speaker 6: that make or sell many of the products you own,

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Speaker 6: that are devoted to gathering your personal data. These companies

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Speaker 6: collect and sift through as much data as they can

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Speaker 6: scrounge in order to create a unique profile of every consumer.

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Speaker 6: They package those profiles and sell them to all sorts

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Speaker 6: of advertisers, research firms, banks, credit card companies, home healthcare companies,

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Speaker 6: car insurance companies, landlords, government agency, law enforcement, essentially almost.

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Speaker 2: Anyone willing to pay. Do they get banged for their buck?

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Speaker 5: I've kind of hoped that this would go away when

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Speaker 5: it turned out and doesn't really do its any good.

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Speaker 5: Like advertising went from TV and radio to like Facebook

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Speaker 5: and other places there for a number of years, like

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Speaker 5: really big, and then they realized we're not getting much

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Speaker 5: banged for a buck, and we went back to radio

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Speaker 5: and TV to a great extent.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think in a way you've answered to your

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Speaker 6: own question. Because it is the free market. The cost

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Speaker 6: of this stuff, getting this information is very reasonable given

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Speaker 6: the amount of data they collect, and they can give

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Speaker 6: you detailed or give detailed information about you from democratic

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry, demographic info. I'm trying to hurry personal activities,

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Speaker 6: life preferences, politics, travel, banking, healthcare, consumer goods, services, just

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Speaker 6: everything that might be useful about you.

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Speaker 5: I can certainly see how knowing what shows I watch,

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Speaker 5: how long I hang with them before I tune out,

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Speaker 5: and all that would be. We're worth a lot of

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Speaker 5: money to a bunch of different people. Your smart devices

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Speaker 5: are spying on you all the time.

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Speaker 2: I'm strong and getty