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Speaker 2: But the Chinese Counties Party is playing smash mouth here.

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Speaker 2: They're playing smash mouth. That's basically the way they know

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Speaker 2: how to play. And President Trump put a true social say, hey, look,

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Speaker 2: she had a bad day. He and I are friends.

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Speaker 2: We're going to work this out. We only wish good

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Speaker 2: to the Chinese people into China. Of course, we in

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Speaker 2: the warroom always wish well to allow Baijing the Chinese people,

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Speaker 2: but unfortunately they're under the rule of the worst, most

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Speaker 2: brutal dictatorship in modern history. And as I've said many times,

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Speaker 2: I include the Nazis in that, I include Stalin, I

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Speaker 2: include the Bolsheviks, I include Paul Pott. Let's throw the

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Speaker 2: Imperial Japanese High Command. You know you pick them and

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Speaker 2: uh that this week are the two major events President

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Speaker 2: Trump going back to Washington work with Scott Bess and

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Speaker 2: others to deal with the Chinese Comrais Party, and then

446
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Speaker 2: to sit down with Zelenski. This guy does not get

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Speaker 2: a second This trip today was a day trip. He

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Speaker 2: took a Red Eye flew there to Israel first totally

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Speaker 2: historically historical what he did in Israel, then goes to Egypt,

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Speaker 2: then gets on a plane and comes back. He'll be

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Speaker 2: there for Charlie Kirk's the awarding of Charlie Kirk of

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Speaker 2: the Presidential Medal of Freedom of Orner short break.

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Speaker 1: The US Navy has always been the iron will of

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Speaker 1: a proud and mighty nation, pushing forward through the currents

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Speaker 1: and through the spray of raging combat and the Fogo

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Speaker 1: Naval War.

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Speaker 7: From the American Revolution until today, the story of the

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Speaker 7: US Navy is a tale of loyalty, sacrifice, and commitment,

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Speaker 7: stretching back two hundred and fifty years.

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Speaker 1: If the Navy has never failed to hunt, kill, and

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Speaker 1: to win. Through it all, the United States naviers kept

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Speaker 1: the stars and stripes soaring high and proud above. You've

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Speaker 1: conquered raging oceans and brave, ferocious storms to vanquish America's enemies,

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Speaker 1: and America's Navy never ever gives up the ship. We

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Speaker 1: own disguise, please stalk the depths, and we rule the scenes.

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Speaker 2: God bless the United States Navy.

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Speaker 7: Wow.

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Speaker 2: I love that in the real clear defense, which is

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Speaker 2: one of the most prominent sites around Aggregation Sites. Sister

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Speaker 2: site to Real Clear Markets and Real Clear Politics put

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Speaker 2: up a special on our Navy two fifty and Cleo Pascal,

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Speaker 2: myself and others talking about the geopolitics of the twenty

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Speaker 2: first century. I'm gonna have Cleos actually with Admiral Masso

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Speaker 2: and others in Philadelphia at the at the parade and

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Speaker 2: also the dinner tonight for the Navies two fifty. We've

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Speaker 2: got my favorite combat historian, Patrick k o'donald joins us. Patrick,

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Speaker 2: walk us through this. You you've been in bed with

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Speaker 2: the Marines. By the way, we're doing Marine Corps two fifty.

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Speaker 2: Although the Marine Corps ten I think November. We're gonna

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Speaker 2: do the Marine Corps two fifty this Saturday from Camp Pendleton.

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Speaker 2: We're going to start with the war room at ten

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Speaker 2: am in the morning, Easter daylight time, and go all

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Speaker 2: throughout the day. You won't want to miss this. As

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Speaker 2: one of the former Marines that knows Cleo very well

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Speaker 2: and watched watch the Navy, said tell Bannon. The Marines

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Speaker 2: are really looking forward when he does the Men's Department,

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Speaker 2: Department of the Navy, So we love the Marine Corps's

488
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Speaker 2: gonna be very special. Already know from the guys putting

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Speaker 2: it on it's going to be incredible. So Patrick K O'Donnell,

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Speaker 2: you've been in bed with the marines. You know the

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Speaker 2: naval traditions, the importance of the navy and building the country.

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Speaker 2: The floor is yours, sir well.

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Speaker 5: I have a great article in bright bart On the

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Speaker 5: front page today on the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary

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Speaker 5: of the Navy, which has some very humble origins. A

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Speaker 5: fishing boat that was outfitted to attack the greatest navy

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Speaker 5: in the world at the time, the British Navy, and

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Speaker 5: they went after they went after the supply ships.

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Speaker 4: And it's really a remarkable story.

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Speaker 5: And that begins when Washington arrives in Cambridge in the

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Speaker 5: summer of seventeen seventy five, and to his utter horror,

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Speaker 5: he realizes that his men only have thirty to forty

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Speaker 5: cartridges in their cartridge box. They could not repel the

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Speaker 5: British if they attacked out of Boston. It was a

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Speaker 5: very They were very challenged by the lack of gunpowder.

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Speaker 5: The first thing he does is actually takes the riflemen

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Speaker 5: that come up and puts them out and demonstrates how

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Speaker 5: accurate they are, these snipers, and then they start taking

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Speaker 5: off British heads, keeping people down, their heads down.

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Speaker 4: But then he has to come up with.

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Speaker 5: An idea of how to get more gunpowder, and he

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Speaker 5: decides to go to the man that's actually guarding his camp,

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Speaker 5: John Glover, who has a number of naval ships they

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Speaker 5: trade across the world. And Glover's mariners have their own

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Speaker 5: ships that they've been trading for years. And he decides

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Speaker 5: to outfit one of his fishing boats with four guns

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Speaker 5: and then go after British supply ships. And this ship

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Speaker 5: is called the Hannah. It's the summer of seventeen seventy five,

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Speaker 5: and this is the humble origins of the United States Navy.

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Speaker 5: And it's all done without congressional approval. Washington authorizes Glover

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Speaker 5: to outfit the boat behind the back of Congress, and

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Speaker 5: Glover is got who was broke.

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Speaker 4: Exactly.

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Speaker 5: And then there's a fascinating story because you are able

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Speaker 5: to own cannons at this time, unlike you know what

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Speaker 5: Joe Biden said and John Glover has is you know

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Speaker 5: a number of cannons that they used to on their

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Speaker 5: ships to protect themselves against pirates and other vessels. And

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Speaker 5: you know, there's a kind of great get off my

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Speaker 5: lawn story where in seventeen seventy three they help whether

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Speaker 5: they create a smallpox hospital in Marblehead and the loyalists

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Speaker 5: in the town aren't having it, and they surround Glover's house.

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Speaker 5: But they take one of these four pound guns and

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Speaker 5: puts it in the foyer of his house. As the

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Speaker 5: mob surrounds the house, he orders the front door thrust open,

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Speaker 5: and he has a torch in his hand and he says, disperse,

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Speaker 5: and the people, you know, this crowd of loyalists with

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Speaker 5: pitchforks and torches dispersed.

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Speaker 2: That's the.

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Speaker 4: John Glover who has this.

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Speaker 5: Now both that's going out with four pound guns, four

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Speaker 5: of them, and they then attack the You know, they

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Speaker 5: have a letter of mark basically to act as privateers exactly.

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Speaker 2: Hang on. They were all freebooters and privateers, privateers letters

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Speaker 2: of mark. It's amazing story. Here's I want people to

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Speaker 2: keep in mind. The Royal Navy as an institution became

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Speaker 2: one of the most powerful and important institutions in world history.

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Speaker 2: It's the way that and they start it as freebooters.

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Speaker 2: They started with Francis draking. These guys just taking twenty

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Speaker 2: percent off the top and given the rest of the

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Speaker 2: crown as freebooters. But they built an institution that changed

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Speaker 2: world history and built a British Empire. This is how

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Speaker 2: a small island nation became a global you know, global dominance.

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Speaker 2: Really a small island nation that didn't have a tremendous

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Speaker 2: maritime history at the time, they kind of learned it

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Speaker 2: and then built an institution. That institution when you have

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Speaker 2: supply ships, the logistics of it, the coordination. If you

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Speaker 2: go back and look at the Woryal Navy at the time,

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Speaker 2: it ran like a like a like a Swiss Watch.

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Speaker 2: It was so organized and down to everything, every move,

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Speaker 2: the way the way the crews worked, the way the

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Speaker 2: officers trained things, the way you had logistics trains, and

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Speaker 2: you had the uh you had the boats that would

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Speaker 2: go in escort. It was highly sophisticated. And here a

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Speaker 2: bunch of collection of freebooters with a letter of mark

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Speaker 2: from a government that doesn't really even exist at the

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Speaker 2: Continental Congress and Washington, because the Continental Congress is broke,

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Speaker 2: he's not even looking for If he goes and asks

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Speaker 2: for money, they're gonna say no. So this is I'm

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Speaker 2: going to beg forgiveness and ask permission. Just put some guns,

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Speaker 2: put some guns on the boat, and just go ahead

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Speaker 2: there and take them on.

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Speaker 5: The guns on the boat. And they go after supply ships.

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Speaker 5: And the first ship that they capture is it's a

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Speaker 5: it's a ship that is manned by British sailors and

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Speaker 5: they are extremely excited to have their first prize and

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Speaker 5: they bring it into court and they realize that the

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Speaker 5: British have just they have recaptured a ship that was

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Speaker 5: owned by a member of Congress John Langdon. And what

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Speaker 5: happens is Washington is horrified, but the men, these marbleheaders,

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Speaker 5: have said, look, hey, we fairly got it. This was

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Speaker 5: a British ship that was a prize ship. And what

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Speaker 5: happens is you have one of the first mutinies that

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Speaker 5: takes place, and the crew literally mutinies on board. I

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Speaker 5: tell the story and the indispensables and Washington quells it,

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Speaker 5: and then they go back out and they start to hunt.

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Speaker 5: But this is the organ What's amazing about this story, Steve,

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Speaker 5: is this is the beginning of sovereignty for a We're

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Speaker 5: not even a United States yet, a collection of states though,

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Speaker 5: But when you are starting to build and outfit vessels,

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Speaker 5: you are creating a sovereign nation.

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Speaker 4: A sovereign nation has vessels.

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Speaker 5: The first flag is the appeal to Heaven, and that

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Speaker 5: comes from these ships as well. This is Washington's Navy

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Speaker 5: or Washington's cruisers. And it's all done behind Congress for

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Speaker 5: several weeks, and then eventually, on October thirteenth today, two

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Speaker 5: hundred and fifty years ago, Congress makes the authorization to

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Speaker 5: to outfit armed vessels to go against Great Britain.

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Speaker 4: And it's then that Washington reveals that he is his.

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Speaker 5: Own secret navy, which then folds.

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Speaker 2: But think about it. The continentally YEP, after Lexington and Concord,

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Speaker 2: after the Siege of Boston Bunker Hill. These guys are

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Speaker 2: smart guys. It's just like the run up to World

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Speaker 2: War One before Pearl Harbor. These guys. This is seventeen

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Speaker 2: seventy five, folks, the fourth of July Independence Day, the declaration,

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Speaker 2: signing of the declarations not until next July fourth in

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Speaker 2: seventeen seventy six. And then immediately the largest expeditionary forces

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Speaker 2: we have every year on Peter we have Patrick cadonald

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Speaker 2: On our Fourth of July special to talk about what

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Speaker 2: was already coming to Staten Island, in the vast armada

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Speaker 2: that was going to be there. Patrick, we got to bounce.

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Speaker 2: I want everybody grace if you put the story up,

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Speaker 2: Everybody go to Breitbart. We're gonna put it up for

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Speaker 2: this amazing story.

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Speaker 5: It's also on my Twitter account at Combat Historian and PATRICKK.

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Speaker 4: O'donald dot com.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 4: The book is The Indispensables.

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Speaker 5: It tells the story of the first eighty and this

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Speaker 5: is asymmetric warfare, Steve. This causes the insurance rates to

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Speaker 5: skyrocket on all commercial vessels, and it's economic war against

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Speaker 5: Great Britain.

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Speaker 2: If you want to read two books back to back,

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Speaker 2: they'll explain the revolution to you like nobody's business, like

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Speaker 2: you reading a novel. Washington's Immortals about that amazing regiment

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Speaker 2: coming out of coming out of Maryland. And then The

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Speaker 2: Indispensables just incredible about the Marvel, the men of Marvelhead,

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Speaker 2: the cussedness, the cussedness and grit we stand on the

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Speaker 2: shoulders of giants. When you read these books, you just

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Speaker 2: say you're in awe virtually every page. Patrick Aodonald one

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Speaker 2: more time, where's your where's your social media? Where do

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Speaker 2: people go?

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Speaker 5: Get you at Combat Historian on x and get her

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Speaker 5: and patrickk o'donald dot com.

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Speaker 4: You can also order the books or best sellers.

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Speaker 5: We're almost in two thousand and five star reviews for

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Speaker 5: the Indispensables on Amazon dot com.

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Speaker 4: Come on, man, it's been a runaway best sellers.

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Speaker 2: It's amazing. We we got, we got, we gotta get

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Speaker 2: five thousand five stars. It's a classic. Thank you, sir,

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Speaker 2: appreciate you, honored, Thank you, Steve to go from something

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Speaker 2: you should be very proud of about your country, kind

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Speaker 2: of the grit of the American you know, working man

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Speaker 2: and woman building this country, to something that you're not

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Speaker 2: gonna not gonna love. Here's what I don't get, Dave Walsh. Uh,

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Speaker 2: they're telling me that if you backed out Data Center investment,

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Speaker 3: They're working on it now. The data center AI thing,

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Speaker 2: They're coming for everybody's money if they think you owe it,

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Speaker 2: Do that today, Dave Walsh. One of these things is

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Speaker 2: about energy and about the data centers, and quite frankly,

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Speaker 2: these I thought things like Florida Power and Light, I

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Speaker 2: as public utilities so they can get feedback from these

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Speaker 2: folks called rate payers. Are schrendricks out there called American

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Speaker 2: citizens of this case, Florida citizens. Why is this Why

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Speaker 2: is that system not working? Why do they seem to

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Speaker 2: be going down this decarbonization, crazy green new deal scam

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Speaker 2: of these massive, massive capital investments from the President United

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Speaker 2: States against it and more importantly the folks in Florida

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Speaker 2: against it, Sir.

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Speaker 5: Of.

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Speaker 3: According to the State Office of Public Council, who I

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Speaker 3: speak to periodically, a record number of interveners and complainers

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Speaker 3: have stepped up about their present ten billion dollar rate case,

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Speaker 3: an all time national record high rate case that FB

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Speaker 3: now reduced to seven billion. So some progress is being made,

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Speaker 3: but that's about building one hundred and thirty more utility

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Speaker 3: scale solar farms at a cost of about seven billion

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Speaker 3: at this point for the next four years. The next

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Speaker 3: ten years, the three regulated utilities, Duke, FBL and Tico

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Speaker 3: Tap Electric have a plan to.

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Speaker 2: Build forty nine billion.

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Speaker 3: Dollars worth of solar farms and utility scale battery storage,

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Speaker 3: which if it were a combined cycle, would cost less

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Speaker 3: than half of that to build natural gas fired power.

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Speaker 3: That runs all the time, but no, they're opting for

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Speaker 3: the far more expensive capital cost two and a half

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Speaker 3: times more costly capital costs in battery storage to make

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Speaker 3: more money through their rates. They get a ten and

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Speaker 3: a half to eleven percent rate recovery on capital investments,

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Speaker 3: and the more they invest, of course, the more they make.

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Speaker 3: And they're opting for between the two choices solar and gas.

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Speaker 3: They're opting for solar, which is very part time here

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Speaker 3: five hours, five hours a day and ruins reliability and

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Speaker 3: also ruins the opportunity for data centers and service centers

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Speaker 3: unless they deploy some of the very large number of

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Speaker 3: gas turbines that they've ordered already from ge Vernova, which

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Speaker 3: Southeast utilities have bought a record number of gas turbans

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Speaker 3: in the last ten months from the major three OEMs,

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Speaker 3: but they're not deploying them for rate payers. They're waiting

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Speaker 3: for AI and data center clients to come along and

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Speaker 3: then go.

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Speaker 2: Ahead, wow wow.

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Speaker 3: Gas created by the utilities of the bottom.

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Speaker 2: All waiting for AI to come. We got hey, I'm

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Speaker 2: gonna get you back. I'm gonna get you back on

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Speaker 2: here because we need to help the folks down in

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Speaker 2: Florida get organized in this because it's unacceptable. Here's the

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Speaker 2: question I got if people know I'm not a big

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Speaker 2: Rant Santas fan on a national levels presidential timber and

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Speaker 2: uh we said this when he tried to challenge President

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Speaker 2: Trump in that ridiculously failed effort to try to deny

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Speaker 2: President Trump the nomination. But I think he's been a

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Speaker 2: very good governor. Rond de Santis is kind of a populist.

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Speaker 2: Where's DeSantis in this? I can't I can't believe with

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Speaker 2: a governor like DeSantis, we couldn't solve this thing in

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Speaker 2: ten minutes. Where's Ronde de Santis, the populis governor of

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Speaker 2: Florida on this? Sir, well to hold him to account.

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Speaker 3: During his administration, the entire seven years of it, every

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Speaker 3: single submittal before the Public Service Commission for new capacity

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Speaker 3: power has been for utility scale solar. Every single one

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Speaker 3: of them has been approved going away by the Public

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Speaker 3: Service Commission appointed by him. So he's he is certainly

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Speaker 3: aware of this. If he's not, he's stupid, And he's

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Speaker 3: not stupid, he's aware.

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Speaker 2: Donations say the Sants is a very smart guy. You're

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Speaker 2: telling me he's bought into this whole solar madness. You're

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Speaker 2: telling me he's bought into the solar madness. Or is

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Speaker 2: this because this is where the power company is going

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Speaker 2: to make more money?

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Speaker 3: This is related to the donations to packs from the

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Speaker 3: power companies. They dominate politics in Florida. Duke Tico and

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Speaker 3: FBL dominate the State House, that state Senate, and the

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Speaker 3: on David City.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to have you back on real quickly social media.

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Speaker 3: Where do people go ex true social and getter at

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Speaker 3: Dave Walsh Energy. I'll be at the Right Republican Club

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Speaker 3: in North South Florida in Calier County on Thursday evening

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Speaker 3: at five point thirty on the same matter. And then

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Speaker 3: de Land.

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Speaker 2: So we're continue to We're gonna goron, We'll push the

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Speaker 2: we'll push, We'll push the Thursday one hard. Mike Lindal

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Speaker 2: We'll stick around see tomorrow, Mike, stick around another hour

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