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Speaker 1: Call me up on the second hour of American Sunrise.

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Speaker 1: President Trump entering the home stretch of this vigorous and

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Speaker 1: wild twenty twenty four election cycle.

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Speaker 2: How have early voting numbers been looking for Trump? We

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Speaker 2: have an updates.

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Speaker 1: Plus, with the election being so close, we're going to

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Speaker 1: know the winner soon.

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Speaker 2: So the question is should.

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Speaker 1: We be prepared for any potential post election violence? Hello Antifa,

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Speaker 1: that stories for you. Oh wait, you're still sleeping, and

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Speaker 1: we have a fun surprise for you.

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Speaker 2: On this Freedom Friday.

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Speaker 1: Lee Greenwood's hit song God Bless the USA as a

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Speaker 1: new twist to it.

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Speaker 2: Now today he's going to be here to tell us

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Speaker 2: all the details.

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Speaker 1: The second hour of American Sunrise on a Friday, start

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Speaker 1: right now.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, America.

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Speaker 3: Welcome to American Sunrise.

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Speaker 4: Well, it's culture.

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Speaker 3: We have breaking news to share with you.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is joining us live now from Florida.

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Speaker 4: We've got your cover.

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Speaker 2: This is what it looks like to be a patriot.

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Speaker 4: We have to protect the American family.

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Speaker 3: The American dream is still alive.

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Speaker 2: I'm David Brody, I'm Terrence, and.

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Speaker 3: I'm doctor Tina.

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Speaker 1: Welcome everybody to the second hour of American Centrize.

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Speaker 2: I'm David Brody coming to you from DC.

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Speaker 1: Let's bring in doctor g and West Palm Terrence Bates

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Speaker 1: in our Denver newsroom. The election just days away, now

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Speaker 1: literally days away, and all I have to say is

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Speaker 1: this election cycle, Gina, I mean mugshot two assassination attempts,

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Speaker 1: a drive through McDonald's, Donald Trump showing up the garbage truck,

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I mean, are you We've never seen an

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Speaker 1: election like this, never ever, never.

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Speaker 3: Have, never will. No one can emulate, no one can

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Speaker 3: emulate what President Trump is. But I hope that what

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Speaker 3: President Trump has taught to politicians on the bench right

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Speaker 3: on our on our nice deep bench, is to be you,

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Speaker 3: just me yourself. And I think that that level of authenticity,

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Speaker 3: I feel like we as patriots have been begging for

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Speaker 3: that for decades. Finally we got a president who's willing

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Speaker 3: to be himself. He's willing to take the punches, you know,

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Speaker 3: literally the shots, and have a million knives in his

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Speaker 3: back while he just plows forward as himself. And it's

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Speaker 3: been it's been something that I really couldn't wouldn't have

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Speaker 3: even dared to pray for. This is how God knows

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Speaker 3: the deepest desires of our hearts, even corporately. He knows

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Speaker 3: the deepest desires of our heart.

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Speaker 5: Terrence now, and there's absolutely something to be said about

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Speaker 5: being authentic. And I think that's something that's resonating with

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Speaker 5: so many voters. And let's hope that it will resonate

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Speaker 5: enough to bring President Trump to the White House come

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Speaker 5: November fifth.

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Speaker 4: We shall see.

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Speaker 5: In the meantime, guys, we want to check on election

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Speaker 5: integrity and update you on that, starting in Pennsylvania, where

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Speaker 5: dozens of mail in ballots are reportedly missing.

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Speaker 4: Get this.

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Speaker 5: Town Hall is reporting the dozens of voters in Adams County,

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Speaker 5: Pennsylvania who applied for mail in ballots didn't receive their ballots.

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Speaker 5: In York County, Pennsylvania, more than four hundred mail in

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Speaker 5: ballots were sent to the wrong addresses. Pennsylvania, of course,

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Speaker 5: is one of the most important swing states in this election.

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Speaker 5: Another key swing state that we're keeping an eye on

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Speaker 5: is Michigan. The Detroit News is now reporting a Chinese

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Speaker 5: student is facing criminal charges for voting in the election illegally.

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Speaker 5: Here's the kicker in this story. The ballot is reportedly

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Speaker 5: going to count the student used as University of Michigan

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Speaker 5: id to register to vote on Sunday despite not being

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Speaker 4: He signed a document saying that he was, though.

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Speaker 5: Once the ballot enters as a tabulator, it reportedly cannot

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Speaker 5: that kid is facing charges. Now that's just a quick

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Speaker 4: Now, let's get back over to doctor Junior Blue.

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Speaker 5: Guys, that story out of Michigan is just upsetting that

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Speaker 5: someone can lie and their votes still be counted even

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Speaker 5: though we know that it's a fraudulent ballot.

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Speaker 1: All right, and the liberal media will say there's nothing

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Speaker 2: Keep on top of all of it.

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Speaker 1: As you said, Tea, all right, a new comment's coming

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Speaker 1: from Dallas Maverick's owner.

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Speaker 2: And never Trump or Mark Cuban, He's a piece of work.

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Speaker 1: Here is what Cuban had to say about women who

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Speaker 1: support Trump.

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Speaker 2: Here it is Donald Trump.

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Speaker 6: You never see him around strong intelligent women ever. It's

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Speaker 6: just that simple. They're intimidating to him. He doesn't like

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Speaker 6: to be challenged by them. And you know, Nikki Helly

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Speaker 6: we'll call him on his nonsense with reproductive rights and

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Speaker 6: how he sees and treats and talks about women.

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Speaker 7: I mean, he just can't have her around and it

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Speaker 7: wouldn't work.

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Speaker 2: Can we put Mark Cuban in the drain the swamp

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Speaker 2: segment as well?

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Speaker 1: Anyhow, let's bring it a strong and intelligent how about

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Speaker 1: that Mark producer actor Sam Sorbo, Sam's husband, of course,

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Speaker 1: Kevin Sobo played the famous hercules.

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Speaker 2: Sam, you're here.

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Speaker 1: You were his recurring love interest Serena there. So look well,

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Speaker 1: actually in real life, you're his recurring love interest. Now

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Speaker 1: that I think about it, meaning her, that's a separate issue.

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Speaker 3: Meaning her husband. It sounded like you were talking about

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Speaker 3: Mark Cuban. I'm just tightening that.

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Speaker 2: Oh I'm so sorry. No, No, you're not dating Mark Cuban.

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Speaker 3: I mean Mark Cuban should ever be so lucky?

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Speaker 2: My gosh.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is what happens when it's not as episode

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Speaker 9: Yeah, for sure, I guess my husband is stated by

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Speaker 9: smart beautiful women, but perhaps Mark Cuban is. Of course,

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Speaker 9: he sold part of his one of his teams to

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Speaker 9: a very smart beautiful woman who is a Trump supporter.

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Speaker 9: He represents the Democrat Party very well though, and the

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Speaker 9: problem is they often say the quiet.

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Speaker 10: Part out loud, and so now you know where he stands.

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Speaker 9: He's actually a really good representative of a party that

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Speaker 9: men make the best women.

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Speaker 2: I don't know for me, you just dropped the mic.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's very rare that I'm speechless, but that left

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Speaker 4: That much more needs to be said, So let's move on.

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Speaker 5: President Trump is now suing CBS News over at sixty

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Speaker 5: minutes interview with Vice President Harris. President Trump suing for

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Speaker 5: ten billion with the B dollars, claiming that it was

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Speaker 5: confuse the public. So, Sam, will the legacy media finally

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Speaker 5: be held accountable here? And is President Trump going to

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Speaker 5: get his money? More importantly, I think this sends a message.

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Speaker 9: Well, it all depends on judges unfortunately or fortunately. You know,

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Speaker 9: that's the way our legal system works. I'm glad that

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Speaker 9: he's suing. We'll see if anybody covers it. Right, the

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Speaker 9: legacy media doesn't have any interest in covering this story,

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Speaker 9: there's another story that just broke out on Twitter where

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Speaker 9: it shows that the Kamala Harris campaign is editing clips

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Speaker 9: editing because it's basically saying that he's saying one thing

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Speaker 9: protecting women from illegal aliens that have crossed the border

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Speaker 9: under Kamala's very poor as border. And yet they're saying

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Speaker 9: that he's going to take away reproductive rights and I

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Speaker 9: use that term euphemistically, but that he's going to take

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Speaker 7: So they're engaged in the.

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Speaker 9: Same thing that sixty Minutes is engaged in. It's all

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Speaker 9: deception because they really can't stand on truth. And that's

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Speaker 9: the sad part about the Democrats and how far left

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Speaker 9: it's really just us to stand for truth, to fight

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Speaker 9: for the truth, and to be the happy warriors, as

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Speaker 3: You know, Sam, that you pointed out that they really

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Speaker 3: and when I was sent that tweet, yesterday by someone

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Speaker 3: on X and I did respond. I said, you know,

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Speaker 3: is this a case of Epstein or is this a

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Speaker 3: Mark Cuban so emotional that he is saying ridiculous things

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Speaker 3: like there are no smart women around Trump. You just

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Speaker 3: wouldn't say something like that unless you are absolutely desperate

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Speaker 3: for him not to win. And I think he's showing

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Speaker 3: his true colors there, and I posted that on X.

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Speaker 3: And we have to continue to be very bold about

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Speaker 3: these statements because I think we have to call it

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Speaker 3: like we see it. But Sam, some shocking new footage

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Speaker 3: of Joe Biden at a White House event, as you

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Speaker 3: can see right here, we're going to show it. Joe

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Speaker 3: Biden is seen. You can't make this stuff up, biting

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Speaker 3: a baby who is dressed like a chicken. Sam. And

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Speaker 3: this isn't the only baby apparently that he bit. Apparently

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Speaker 3: there were count them for babies that Joe. But what

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Speaker 3: the heck? Sam? You and I are moms. I've mentioned

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Speaker 3: many times before. You were instrumental in my homeschooling of

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Speaker 3: my children. You were great encouragement. You and your husband

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Speaker 3: were a resource for my husband and I. But you know,

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Speaker 3: you know that thing where someone, usually a woman, comes

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Speaker 3: just the weirdest. This takes the cake. This is weirder

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Speaker 3: than that. No one bites your baby, Sam.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't really know what to make of it.

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Speaker 9: There's a great meme online where Joe Biden is now

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Speaker 9: wearing one of those collars, the cone collars that they

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Speaker 9: put on dogs read them from.

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Speaker 11: I think things.

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Speaker 9: I just you know, the problem is, he clearly is

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Speaker 9: suffering from some kind of mental incapacity, and I feel

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Speaker 9: bad sort of, you know, mocking him when he's clearly

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Speaker 9: diminished and and unfortunately still is serving as president of

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Speaker 9: the United States. I'd rather talk about the woman who's

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Speaker 9: running to replace him, who engaged in a coup in

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Speaker 9: order to out him from office. And the fact that

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Speaker 9: Mark Cuban is pointing is trying to say that women

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Speaker 9: on the right are stupid and vapid, when he knows

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Speaker 9: his own candidate actually is more likely to fit that

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Speaker 9: description than any of the of the prominent females that

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Speaker 9: represent the right today.

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Speaker 3: Such a gay point.

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Speaker 5: Sam, I think all of this is really distraction the

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Speaker 5: bigger picture.

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Speaker 4: Let's just be honest.

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Speaker 5: It's November fifth, it's getting people out there, it's getting

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Speaker 5: President Trump elected re elected. As we move towards November fifth,

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Speaker 5: with is now, you know, just a few days away,

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Speaker 5: what would your appeal be to people who've either already

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Speaker 4: What is your appeal to the American people?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, to the people who haven't voted yet, vote and

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Speaker 9: vote early, and vote your values. You know, we are

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Speaker 9: in a spheretual battle right now between the values of

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Speaker 7: Sorry, you may not sit this one out. You must

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Speaker 3: And Sam, as a mom of a military age son,

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Speaker 2: Great to have you on a show. You are Mark

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Speaker 10: Yeah, oday for homeschool families.

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Speaker 9: So everybody can join me on Instagram.

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Speaker 2: Where do they go? What's the what's the handle?

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Speaker 9: Sam Underscore, Sorbo and also Sorbo Studios dot Com.

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Speaker 7: We'll see you guys later.

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Speaker 11: Thanks so much for having me.

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Speaker 1: Thank you. Pleasure coming up as Americans head to the polls,

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Speaker 1: But first, controversy at the White House, the altered transcript

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Speaker 2: Where he called Trump supporters garbage.

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Speaker 4: That's Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: Here's what he said.

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Speaker 1: Garbage I see floating down there is his supporters.

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Speaker 5: There's a lack of integrity there, and trying to cover

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Speaker 2: And it's all right and well.

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Speaker 1: And it goes to the elitism as well, right, this

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Speaker 1: To be here to preview his new version of God

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Speaker 2: You don't want to miss that.

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Speaker 1: First, voters react to Joe Biden calling Trump supporters garbage.

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Speaker 1: As we've just discussed, We're going to talk about that

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Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. All Right, we're about to enter the

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Speaker 1: As we all know before the election, we see some

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Speaker 4: I'll tell you what, that's an uplifting.

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Speaker 2: Let's bring in the spokesman for AMAC, Robert Charles Robert.

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Speaker 2: It was good to see you, sir. So you know,

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Speaker 1: For Harris in a very negative way may have been

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Speaker 12: They just seem to be unable to put themselves in

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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's energy agenda has already failed you've got that issue,

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Speaker 1: Not to mention suburbanites, minorities, just everyday Americans, But what

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Speaker 1: about these issues as when it comes to older Americans.

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Speaker 1: Where are older Americans kind of looking at right now

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Speaker 1: at this moment in history?

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Speaker 8: We know?

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Speaker 12: I think older Americans may, with a couple of other

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Speaker 12: surprise constituencies, be what turns the dial in this election,

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Speaker 12: even in the big cities. I mean, I think the

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Speaker 12: AMAC population, a couple of million Americans are sort of

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Speaker 12: the tip of the spear. Maybe they're the canary in

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Speaker 12: the mine where they look at this and they say, look,

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Speaker 12: I can't stand another four years of rising inflation.

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Speaker 11: I can't stand high interest rates on my credit.

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Speaker 12: I can't stand unaffordable housing, I can't stand fuel oil costs.

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Speaker 12: I'm up here in Maine where we've got Democrats that

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Speaker 12: really need to be thrown out of office up here too,

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Speaker 12: because quite honestly, they suffer my heating bill, My winter

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Speaker 12: heating bill is double what it was when Biden came

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Speaker 12: to power.

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Speaker 11: So they're actually meat and potatoes issues.

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Speaker 12: I understand that the Democrats want to make everything about

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Speaker 12: abortion and exceptions. But you know what the average American

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Speaker 12: and the average senior says. I do have a sense

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Speaker 12: of proportionality. I have a sense of history, and I

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Speaker 12: know what matters. And so the economy matters, safe streets matter,

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Speaker 12: the safety of my grandchildren matters.

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Speaker 1: Robert, about ten fifteen seconds. Here where do people get

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Speaker 1: more information on AMAC? If they want to join and

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Speaker 1: join the movement.

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Speaker 12: Go to AMAC dot us and join the family, honest

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Speaker 12: to God, if you're a patriot. This is where Ronald

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Speaker 12: Reagan would be today. Frankly, this is where John S.

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Speaker 12: Kennedy and Harry Truman would be today. So AMAC is

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Speaker 12: the is literally the pulse of America. And if you

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Speaker 12: want to, if you're over the age of fifty, or

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Speaker 12: you think you will be over the age of fifty,

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Speaker 12: join AMAC and start defending the Bill of Rights and

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Speaker 12: the rest of it with us, because it's a great

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Speaker 11: It is a great, great organization.

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Speaker 1: And you have some great discounts. Just put in our

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Speaker 1: code there, Robert Charles, great to have you with us.

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Speaker 1: Time to go Toran Terrence and Denver for the opening

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Speaker 1: bell of the New York Stickers Change, sponsored by AMAC.

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Speaker 13: The Association of Mature American Citizens is the conservative voice

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Speaker 13: for Americans fifty and older. AMAC is fighting for the

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Speaker 13: values that you hold. Dear, Join today together right the

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Speaker 13: course of America.

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Speaker 5: We are getting ready for the opening bell at the

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Speaker 5: New York Stock Exchange that's going to happen in short order.

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Speaker 5: I can tell you that all three indices are looking

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Speaker 5: very good right now in pre market trading as we

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Speaker 5: get ready for the opening bell. The Dow is up,

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Speaker 5: as is the SMP five hundred and the Nasdaq. Also

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Speaker 5: just into our newsroom the final jobs report ahead of

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Speaker 5: Tuesday's election. We're getting lots of new information about that.

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Speaker 5: It's not good news for Democrats, as the Labor Department

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Speaker 5: reports that the US economy added just twelve thousand jobs

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Speaker 5: last month.

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Speaker 4: The unemployment rate held though at four point one percent.

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Speaker 5: Economists predicted that there would be about one hundred thousand

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Speaker 5: jobs added, but again the report came in well below that. We'll,

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Speaker 5: of course see how that impacts voters who have not

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Speaker 5: cast their ballots yet. Just twelve thousand jobs added, All right, folks,

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Speaker 5: here's how the market are faring, particularly in light of

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Speaker 5: this news. Everything in the green right now, the Dow,

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Speaker 5: all doing well. Gold and silver up as his crew oil.

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Speaker 5: We shall see throughout the day though. If this jobs,

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Speaker 5: these new latest jobs numbers are going to impact, those

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Speaker 5: numbers will of course update you. There's a lot more

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Speaker 5: at stake in this upcoming election than might meet the eye.

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Speaker 5: Regardless of who's sitting in the White House. The fuse

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Speaker 5: of a conservative presidency won't be enough to turn the

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Speaker 5: tide on our thirty five trillion dollar national debt. If

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Speaker 5: dumpster fire. You don't have too much control over the

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Speaker 5: outcome of the election, but what you can control is

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Speaker 5: how you protect your savings, and you can do so

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Speaker 5: Text the word America for more information. You can text

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Speaker 4: Ninety eight ninety eight ninety eight.

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Speaker 5: Still to come here on American Sunrise, Vice President Kamala

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Speaker 5: Harris continues to blame President Trump for January sixth. Is

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Speaker 5: this the only closing argument that she and Democrats have?

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Speaker 4: We'll discuss first, though.

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Speaker 5: Lee Greenwood will be here and tell us all about

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Speaker 5: the new version of his hit song God Bless the USA.

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Speaker 5: That's next here on American Sunrise.

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Speaker 7: You have to mar all the things were gone.

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Speaker 2: I'd work for all.

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Speaker 14: My life, and I had to start again with just

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Speaker 14: my children and my wife.

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Speaker 7: I thank my lucky stars.

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Speaker 15: To be living here.

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Speaker 3: All right, Welcome back to American Sunrise. We all know

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Speaker 3: that beautiful song, God Blessed the USA. It has become

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Speaker 3: a part of the soundtrack of our lives and the

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Speaker 3: fabric really of our families, and certainly of this election.

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Speaker 3: The iconic and beloved patriotic anthem originally was recorded by

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Speaker 3: lean Lee Greenwood, and it has been covered countless times

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Speaker 3: over by music industry icons such as Beyonce, Dolly Parton

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Speaker 3: and It's hard to believe, but the song is now

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Speaker 3: celebrating Get this to you, guys, It's fortieth anniversary, but

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Speaker 3: with I never before heard twisty. Greenwood has teamed up

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Speaker 3: with country artist Drew Jacobs to record a brand new

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Speaker 3: rock version of the iconic song, further ensuring the anthem

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Speaker 3: remains as important today to our youngest generation of country

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Speaker 3: music fans as it has for the many generations of

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Speaker 3: the past. Take a listen to God Bless the USA

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Speaker 3: like you've never heard it before.

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Speaker 15: December today.

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Speaker 16: I love it.

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Speaker 3: It is amazing. The new version of God Blessed the

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Speaker 3: USA was released today and is available to you everywhere

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Speaker 3: that you buy music and the one and only, the

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Speaker 3: legendary with the biggest heart in the whole wide world.

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Speaker 3: Lee Greenwood joins us right now. Lee, it's wonderful to

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Speaker 3: have you the new rock version of God Blessed the USA.

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Speaker 3: I have to admit, as a country music fan, I

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Speaker 3: was a little nervous when I heard rock version, but

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Speaker 3: I really do love this. It's available now. Thank you

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Speaker 3: so much for joining us today. To tell us what

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Speaker 3: gave you the idea.

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Speaker 14: Well, I got young kids, well I say young kids,

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Speaker 14: they're twenty nine to twenty six. But as they were

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Speaker 14: growing up, they were familiar, of course with my recording,

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Speaker 14: and you played the very first version of it with

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Speaker 14: a video from MCA back in nineteen eighty four. So

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Speaker 14: this is the fortieth anniversary of God I bless You.

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Speaker 7: I say the.

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Speaker 14: Song on radio and their higher energy, I mean on

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Speaker 14: my high energy as well. My background's a little bit

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Speaker 14: more rock than people understand rock rhythm and blues and soul.

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Speaker 14: When I moved the country in nineteen eighty and that

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Speaker 14: became my career.

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Speaker 7: I'm honest to the country music business.

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Speaker 14: But we said, you know what, if my birthday's coming up,

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Speaker 14: And by the way, that was my birthday at Manison

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Speaker 14: Square Garden when I sang for the President and let's

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Speaker 14: get this out on my birthday, So thank you and

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Speaker 14: so and so we released a new version and.

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Speaker 7: I'll tell you Drew's a great singer.

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Speaker 14: And we got in the studio, the energy was fantastic,

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Speaker 14: and we can get the pre sale on this out

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Speaker 14: on Friday, and that's the kind of get a sneak

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Speaker 14: peer preview of the song.

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Speaker 17: It.

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Speaker 14: They'll go number one on the rock charts, and we

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Speaker 14: never had on the rock charts. That was the only

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Speaker 14: chart we never got on.

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Speaker 10: Ah, let's do it.

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Speaker 3: Let's do an American sunrise.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Hey, Lee, I'll tell you what did this song?

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Speaker 1: I mean, he just plays it obviously at every rally

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Speaker 1: when he comes out.

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Speaker 2: I mean, wow, wow, wow.

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Speaker 1: And take us back to those days when that song

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Speaker 2: I know you were somewhere in Texas. You've got a

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Speaker 2: Halloween Nights story when you went to MCA.

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Speaker 1: You talk about Elvis even wanting to record a song

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Speaker 1: like Trilogy.

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Speaker 2: You know that when you went to Elvis concert. Take

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Speaker 2: us back to those days.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a long journey. I'm from California and.

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Speaker 14: I moved to Vegas Reno Lake Tahoe in Vegas when

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Speaker 14: I was like seventeen years old and start a hotel.

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Speaker 7: And all my years in Nevada were almost twenty years.

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Speaker 14: Of course, during the Vietnam years as well, I was

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Speaker 14: three a in the draft, so I wasn't asked to

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Speaker 14: be in the army. I would have been a good soldier.

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Speaker 14: I think I follow orders and like discipline and so.

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Speaker 14: But the years I was working like the Westgate Hotel

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Speaker 14: show in the lounge with fifteen hundred seat lounge, and

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Speaker 14: Elvis was in the main room. He had an eight

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Speaker 14: hundred seat room, but he had to go through our

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Speaker 14: lounge to get to his room. He would go through,

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Speaker 14: so I would go watch his show occasionally, and.

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Speaker 7: I saw him do the trilogy. It was very reverent.

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Speaker 7: I mean he could have been a minister because he

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Speaker 7: was very religious. And when he sang.

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Speaker 14: Battled him of the Republic and then and then those

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Speaker 14: songs that went along with that. I said, if I

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Speaker 14: ever get a career in music of any kind, I

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Speaker 14: want to do the trilogy. Well no, and behold, I

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Speaker 14: do find my contract in MCA. I moved to Nashville

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Speaker 14: in nineteen eighty from Nevada, and then I started my

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Speaker 14: career Readoghouse, Outhouse and Roundhouse, and I discover all of

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Speaker 14: the bands and country music and they are all like they.

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Speaker 7: Love my songs.

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Speaker 14: And then what we have out And one night there

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Speaker 14: was a color Guard I think that performed before us,

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Speaker 14: and I sang the national anthem and I'm writing with

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Speaker 14: my truck driver go down the road. And I got

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Speaker 14: back in my bus because we were running three buses

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Speaker 14: and two tractor trailers at the time, and I don't know,

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Speaker 14: it just came to me that night and I said,

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Speaker 14: I think it's time that I write my own anthem.

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Speaker 14: And after taking it to my producer, Jared Crutchfield, and

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Speaker 14: we recorded thirty six albums together as including the one

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Speaker 14: that's forty the anniversary this year and that's American Patriot.

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Speaker 7: I just finally said it's time to do this.

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Speaker 14: And when we recorded it, MCA wanted the video if

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Speaker 14: you just played that as we had our entrance for

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Speaker 14: a moment there. And I'm so excited so many years

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Speaker 14: later that we're still able to adapt and I want

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Speaker 14: to adapt to the younger generation. I can't tell you

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Speaker 14: how many times people send me a video of a

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Speaker 14: child singing God Bless you.

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Speaker 7: I say, I mean like six seven, eight years old

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Speaker 7: and the wave in a flag.

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Speaker 14: That's where patriotism starts in the younger generation. So to

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Speaker 14: reach out with them and have it released on my

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Speaker 14: birthday and have a pre sale this Friday, that's a

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Speaker 14: pretty exciting time.

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Speaker 10: Really cool, Lee.

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Speaker 5: I have to say the lyrics of this song are

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Speaker 5: a bit profetic to me, and they've kind of changed

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Speaker 5: the way I've looked at the song. And obviously I've

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Speaker 5: listened to it for decades, but the way I've looked

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Speaker 5: at this song, given where we are in america's changed

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Speaker 5: a bit. I just want to read it if tomorrow

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Speaker 5: all the things were gone I worked for all my

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Speaker 5: life and I had to start again with just my

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Speaker 5: children and my wife. Well, unfortunately, for a minut Americans,

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Speaker 5: the if is now reality because things that people have

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Speaker 5: worked for.

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Speaker 4: Their entire life have now changed. That is just the reality.

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Speaker 14: Well, thank god we are in a free country, America,

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Speaker 14: where so many people who have come here legally as

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Speaker 14: an immigrant started their business that came through Ellis Island.

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Speaker 14: Maybe they came here because they had other people that

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Speaker 14: came before them, but they understand they wanted to experience

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Speaker 14: the American dream.

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Speaker 7: And it is still alive and it's still well.

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Speaker 14: And I'm so excited that I can add something to

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Speaker 14: that just from the lyrics of my song, because I

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Speaker 14: believe and I've been down before. I was in Los

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Speaker 14: Angeles when I had nothing, and believe me, I was

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Speaker 14: struggling to climb back into some kind of economy. In

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Speaker 14: another country that had a dictator or had the suppressive regulations,

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Speaker 14: I wouldn't have been able to do that, and so

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Speaker 14: I was able to fight my way back.

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Speaker 7: I found success up from the up.

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Speaker 14: From the ashes come the roses of success, and we

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Speaker 14: had great success in the way.

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Speaker 7: And so God gave me that song.

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Speaker 14: I'm proud to say I'm a conservative and I used

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Speaker 14: my song in a way that I think benefits all

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Speaker 14: of Americans.

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Speaker 3: You really do. You and your beautiful wife, Kim are tireless,

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Speaker 3: I want to say, for the patriot cause I have

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Speaker 3: your Bible right here in my hands, which I love.

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Speaker 3: I don't want to distract from the release of the

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Speaker 3: new song, but this is important to the God blessed.

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Speaker 3: The USA version of the Bible. But this song has

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Speaker 3: really permeated our culture in such a way, and it's

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Speaker 3: not just permitted, it's re permeated. It was a popular

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Speaker 3: song before Donald Trump decided it was his theme song

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Speaker 3: for this campaign. Tell us in your private moments what

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Speaker 3: the president has said to you and your beautiful wife

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Speaker 3: and your whole talented family. Frankly about this song why

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Speaker 3: he decided it was the theme song for MAGA essentially.

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Speaker 14: Well, you know that Kim and I have been married

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Speaker 14: thirty two years, and before we met, she was the

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Speaker 14: Miss Tennessee USA.

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Speaker 7: We met on a USO tour.

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Speaker 14: So I'm really grateful for that opportunity and the of

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Speaker 14: chances of us to me on a tour that took

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Speaker 14: all of our music to the soldiers. And she was

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Speaker 14: the director of Miss Tennessee long before I met her,

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Speaker 14: and so then she worked with Donald Trump for twenty

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Speaker 14: one years. So knowing that when Donald Trump and I

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Speaker 14: first met, and we had met previously a couple of

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Speaker 14: times for other reasons through the pageant business or just

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Speaker 14: in business in general, and he and I spoke several

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Speaker 14: times about that about the beginning of America and how

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Speaker 14: it's so important to him as it is to me.

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Speaker 7: I says my six RNC when I was in.

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Speaker 14: Milwaukee, so my song was actually used first by Ronald Reagan,

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Speaker 14: and then forty one.

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Speaker 7: Became my very close friend.

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Speaker 14: I also used that in a positive manner for him,

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Speaker 14: and forty three appointed me to the NEA. I was

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Speaker 14: there for fourteen years under several administrations, Democratic and Republican,

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Speaker 14: and so I've had kind of a w variety of people.

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Speaker 14: When President Trump, however, started using my song, I said,

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Speaker 14: what a positive thing to do for America? Make America

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Speaker 14: great again? Because you know, I've lived so those times.

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Speaker 14: I'm older than most people you will talk to. In

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Speaker 14: my eighty second birthday day before yesterday, I have lived.

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Speaker 7: With an awful lot of things that people have never seen.

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Speaker 14: And knowing that Donald Trump is younger than me, it's

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Speaker 14: pretty exciting to be on stage with a very young

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Speaker 14: man who's very energetic, and he's going to take this

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Speaker 14: country in such a very great, great direction once he

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Speaker 14: becomes president again.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, he is.

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Speaker 3: Well, I know that so many out there in Magaland

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Speaker 3: appreciate what you and him and your family have done

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Speaker 3: for this nation. Just sort of almost like a little

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Speaker 3: thread that runs right through the patriot hearts of America

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Speaker 3: and binds us all together in so many ways, whether

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Speaker 3: it's our faith or our patriotism, You've been central to so.

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Speaker 10: Much of that.

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Speaker 3: Lee, and happy birthday. God bless you and your family.

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Speaker 3: God bless your continued career. We want to see you

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Speaker 3: so writing music into your hundreds. I don't put it

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Speaker 3: past you. The new rock version of God Bless the Usa,

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Speaker 3: which sounds fantastic. By the way, even if you're not

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Speaker 3: typically a rock fan this song, you're gonna love it.

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Speaker 3: I promise you. It is available right now. Lee Greenwood,

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Speaker 3: thank you, Happy birthday, God bless you, and such an

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Speaker 3: honor to have you on the show for this momentous announcement.

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Speaker 7: Thank you, Thank you, Good morning, Sumrise.

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Speaker 3: cup today is Kamala Harris who made these controversial comments

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Speaker 3: about President Trump and January sixth.

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Speaker 10: Take a look.

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Speaker 2: We know who Donald Trump is.

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Speaker 19: He is the person who stood at this very spot

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Speaker 19: nearly four years ago and sent an armed mob to

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Speaker 19: the United States Capital to overturn the will of the

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Speaker 19: people in a free and fair election, an election that he.

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Speaker 4: Knew he lost.

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Speaker 19: Americans died as a result of that attack.

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Speaker 3: Well, for more on that, let's bring in the co

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Speaker 3: host of Cowboy Logic, Donna Fidusha. Donna, this was Kamala

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Speaker 3: Harris's closing argument with voters, and it was all negative,

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Speaker 3: all about Donald Trump, all about January sixth, all looking backward.

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Speaker 3: Is that a winning closing argument?

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Speaker 10: Donna?

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Speaker 16: This is like kryptonite to the left.

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Speaker 20: What's going on the real jan sixth scenario, Doctor Gina.

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Speaker 20: The Marxist Dems can't face the truth. When you see

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Speaker 20: an armed mob, or you say an armed mob, prove it.

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Speaker 20: The only guns that were there were from the Metropolitan Police.

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Speaker 20: The Capitol police and other law enforcement officers. There was

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Speaker 20: There were all kinds of police firing down on protesters.

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Speaker 20: The whole thing is the sham Jay six Committee is

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Speaker 20: a sham.

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Speaker 16: It was ruled illegal.

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Speaker 20: They can't let this scenario go because it blows apart

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Speaker 20: the whole Jan six that's coming up. They're trying to

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Speaker 20: rile people up. This is the bottom line. Rile people

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Speaker 20: up to do something this coming Jan six so they

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Speaker 20: can say that Donald Trump should not become president. And

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Speaker 20: it looks, I mean, it really is a fed surrection.

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Speaker 20: You've got Elon Musk saying the quiet part out loud.

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Speaker 20: These people that are fighting tooth and nail against Donald

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Speaker 20: Trump might have been to Epstein Island a few times,

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Speaker 20: and they're fighting tooth and nail to say their backsides.

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Speaker 3: Yeah in any names, but maybe Mark Cuban.

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Speaker 10: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: And by the way, we are loving the attire today.

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Speaker 3: I just wanted to point out the fabulous fashion sense

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Speaker 3: of Donna Fidusha in.

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Speaker 16: Her lovely cowboy logic number two princil.

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Speaker 10: There you go right.

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Speaker 3: There, at all going on right there and my.

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Speaker 16: Dark maga hat to complete the complete.

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Speaker 3: The ensemble, the ensemble, Donna, what do you have. Coming

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Speaker 3: up on Cowboy Logic this weekend.

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Speaker 20: We have a full hour with Jovon Hutton Pulitzer on

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Speaker 20: election integrity or lack thereof jan six or Billy Cresman,

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Speaker 20: and a tribute also to Steve Badden. We're going to

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Speaker 20: wear black this coming weekend.

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Speaker 16: But he's out and it's awesome.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely all right, Donna stick around because as you know,

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Speaker 3: it's not just Freedom Friday, it is Puppy Friday that

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Speaker 3: is still to come on American Sunrise coming up. How

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Speaker 3: can a dog earn one thousand dollars per month? Well,

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Speaker 3: we have the story for you on this Puppy Friday

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Speaker 3: next on American Sunrise. Hi, welcome back to American Sunrise.

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Speaker 3: I'm Victor Gina. Thanks so much for joining us today.

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Speaker 3: It is time now for our sunny side up in

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Speaker 3: the pan today. One big dog, some classic threads, a

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Speaker 3: ton of pictures, and a hefty paycheck. The headline goes

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Speaker 3: like this, called we listen up huge massive roses in

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Speaker 3: human clothes and earns one thousand dollars a month for

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Speaker 3: herself and for her loving owner. Two year old Miss

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Speaker 3: is a king Corso mastive. Those are beautiful, a great

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Speaker 3: big dog with a great big personality ninety seven pounds.

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Speaker 3: She's described as a gentle giant. I have one of

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Speaker 3: those at home as well. Not here on the sofa

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Speaker 3: with me today, though, Miss owner Callum has been busy

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Speaker 3: dressing his big baby up in human clothes where he

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Speaker 3: stuffs the arms and legs to make Miss look like

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Speaker 3: a buff guy. But the truth is she's just a

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Speaker 3: girl who loves the camera. Callum's goal was to share

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Speaker 3: Miss photo with his growing fan base on TikTok, but

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Speaker 3: sit still. Did you hear that Kobe sit still and

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Speaker 3: obey Callum as he got her to sit for portraits,

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Speaker 3: dress as if she were exercising, driving a four wheeler,

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Speaker 3: or just you know, hanging out. Miss became, in fact,

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Speaker 3: so popular that she caught the eye of executives at

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Speaker 3: major studios who are now paying the pooch nearly one

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Speaker 3: thousand dollars a month for her endorsement. Miss first video

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Speaker 3: went live on Columns TikTok channel in February, and since

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Speaker 3: then she's done promotions for brands such as Universal Unida's Emi, Universal,

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Speaker 3: MG Media and Expedia, and she already has thousands in

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Speaker 3: her account and sixty eight thousand followers. Callum says she

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Speaker 3: loves attention and cash is all missed to keep. Callum

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Speaker 3: says all the money is going to go to buy

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Speaker 3: her treats and toys, and he banks the rest for

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Speaker 3: her if and when she needs it. She also gets

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Speaker 3: an eighteen dollars stake when she finishes a shoot and

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Speaker 3: listen are you listening? And Callum also says that if

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Speaker 3: mist crosses the Rainbow Bridge one day with the money

902
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Speaker 3: still in her bank account, he will donate it to

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Speaker 3: a pet rescue charity. She knows she's a big star. Well,

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Speaker 3: Callum isn't sure, but he does know. He does show

905
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Speaker 3: her the videos and he thinks that they make her smile.

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Speaker 3: She's a big dog. However, she looks terrifying because she

907
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Speaker 3: is so big, but she's basically a big lat puppy.

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Speaker 3: Her favorite thing to do is cuddle in bed with

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Speaker 3: Callum and spend long nights lounging on the sofa. There

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Speaker 3: you go, guys, Kobe's decided he's going to lounge on

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Speaker 3: this foot now. In a tribute to miss. But anyway,

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Speaker 3: very special story.

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Speaker 4: It's cool.

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Speaker 3: But Kobe makes me no money. He costs me a

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Speaker 3: lot of money. Ben in two.

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Speaker 20: Hunby Bennon can't wait to see his namesake. So right,

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Speaker 20: and he's up to twenty four pounds.

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Speaker 10: Wow.

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Speaker 3: Nice, Wow, So Donna's not carrying him around all right? Allah,

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Speaker 3: dressing up isn't only for the dogs. You might want

921
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Speaker 3: to know this. We have some photos I believe of

922
00:47:51,960 --> 00:47:53,680
Speaker 3: last night. Yes, there we are. That was the mar

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Speaker 3: A Lago season open Halloween party the President Trump hosts

924
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Speaker 3: every year for members. Kobe Covington there, my son, Vote Louden,

925
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Speaker 3: my best friends. We call them the smeck Seas affectionately,

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Speaker 3: had a great time. But more importantly, guys, go and

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Speaker 3: vote vote early. Yeah, there's another picture. We were. I

928
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Speaker 3: was bad, Sandy John was obviously Danny from Greece. The

929
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Speaker 3: theme was Broadway this year. More importantly, go vote early.

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Speaker 3: The calls that can come to you to get you

931
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Speaker 3: to get out your vote if you haven't already voted,

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Speaker 3: could be going to someone who is a low propensitie voter.

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Speaker 3: So go vote today. Save that get out the vote effort,

934
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Speaker 3: those resources to go into those who we really need

935
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Speaker 3: to get out. Great show you guys today. We want

936
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Speaker 3: to make sure you remember to turn back your clocks

937
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Speaker 3: right our show, because you will turn back your clocks,

938
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Speaker 3: so don't forget. Set your alarm eight am Monday Eastern time.

939
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Speaker 3: We will see you then. WARU with Steve Bannon is

940
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Speaker 3: up next. Hug your children, love your God, hats your puppies.

941
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Speaker 3: We love you guys. Vote early, Please do it today.

942
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Speaker 3: You go boldly. Now make it a great day. Live

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Speaker 3: the truth, you guys.

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Speaker 21: Yes, the big jobs Jobs Jobs Report and the prophecy

945
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Speaker 21: came true. Job's white twelve thousand, twelve thousand and non

946
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Speaker 21: FIM payroll that is the lightest going back to December

947
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Speaker 21: of twenty twenty.

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Speaker 20: So make the case against Donald Trump in particular comparison

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Speaker 20: you make with twenty sixteen, and how the world is

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Speaker 20: different now and how the American guardrails against him.

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Speaker 2: Are different now.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Katie, You're absolutely right.

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Speaker 22: This is really a leader about Donald Trump and the

954
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Speaker 22: unacceptable risk that we think he poses to America and

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Speaker 22: the world. And the audience that we had in mind

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Speaker 22: when we wrote this was our many readers who are Republicans.

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Speaker 22: We have Republicans and Democrat readers. And we didn't want

958
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Speaker 22: this to be kind of a grand statement for the

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Speaker 22: history books. We wanted to try and lay ou to

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Speaker 22: those readers that we have who are likely to vote

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Speaker 22: for Donald Trump why we think that he poses a risk.

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Speaker 10: And there are really three sets of reasons. And these

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Speaker 10: are people.

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Speaker 22: Who I think will have seen in the first Trump

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Speaker 22: term that actually there was a lot of bombast and drama,

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Speaker 22: but the economy did pretty well and he wasn't as

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Speaker 22: catastrophic as people feeled. So I think these are people

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Speaker 22: who probably don't much like him as a person, don't

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Speaker 22: see him as a role model for their kids, but

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Speaker 22: do think that the risks around him may be wildly overblown,

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Speaker 22: and we think they're wrong.

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Speaker 10: And in three broad areas.

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Speaker 22: One, what Donald Trump is promising to do with the

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Speaker 22: economy is way more radical than twenty sixteen and way

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Speaker 22: more dangerous. His tariff policy, his policy, his promise to

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Speaker 22: deport millions of undocumented migrants, his reckless tax policy, all

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Speaker 22: of these things, we think from just a straight economic

978
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Speaker 22: perspective are much more.

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Speaker 10: Dangerous than people realize.

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Speaker 22: Secondly, as Richard has just laid out to you, the

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Speaker 22: world is much more dangerous. In twenty sixteen, the world

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Speaker 22: was a pretty complicated place, but it was nothing like

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Speaker 22: what we have now, with two wars, raged with a

984
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Speaker 22: lot of growing access of evil or whatever you want

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Speaker 22: to call it between Iran and North Korea, countries like

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Speaker 22: that Russia. This is a time when America needs its alliances,

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Speaker 22: and actually one of the great strengths of the Biden

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Speaker 22: administration has been to rebuild alliances and relationships with countries

989
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Speaker 22: around the world. And Donald Trump, if one thing we

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Speaker 22: know about him is that he's unpredictable, the other is

991
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Speaker 22: that he has a total contempt for alliances. So that's

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Speaker 22: the second reason, and then the third reason is that

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Speaker 22: we think he would be much more unconstrained and there

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Speaker 22: is a real risk that he threatens America's institutions.

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Speaker 10: In twenty sixteen, there were a lot.

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Speaker 22: Of grown ups around him, This is a well known argument,

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Speaker 22: but there were grown ups in the room.

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Speaker 10: This time, we think it is much.

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Speaker 22: More likely that it will be kind of Toady's chances.

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Speaker 10: He will not have the serious grown ups.

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Speaker 22: And when you have the former chairman of the Joint

1002
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Speaker 22: Duet of Staff who worked with him, his own chief

1003
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Speaker 22: of staff calling him a fascist when you have half

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Speaker 22: his cabinet unwilling to support him. These are the kind

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Speaker 22: of references that if you are hiring someone for a job,

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Speaker 22: you would really think twice about hiring someone where you

1007
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Speaker 22: had those references of people who had.

1008
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Speaker 10: Worked closely with that person before. So add all of.

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Speaker 22: That together and we think it's just an unacceptable risk. Look,

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Speaker 22: I hope if he is elected president that we will

1011
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Speaker 22: be wrong and that those risks don't come to pass.

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Speaker 10: But I think the tail risk of.

1013
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Speaker 22: A truant presidency hard to quantify, but it's just too big.

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Speaker 10: And so I think Kamala Harris. She may not be great.

1015
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Speaker 22: I did to be delighted if she was, but she

1016
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Speaker 22: may well be a mediocre president.

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Speaker 10: But she does not pose that catastrophic risk.

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Speaker 8: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 7: Pray for our.

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Speaker 23: Enemies, because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 7: There's got a free shot. All these networks lying about

1022
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Speaker 7: the people. The people have had a.

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Speaker 8: Belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 14: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

1025
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Speaker 14: to stop there, but you're not going to stop it.

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Speaker 8: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 1: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 1: big line mega media.

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Speaker 17: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

1030
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Speaker 17: these people had a conscience.

1031
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Speaker 8: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

1032
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Speaker 14: If that answer is to save my country, this country

1033
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Speaker 14: will be saved.

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Speaker 4: War Room.

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Speaker 2: Here's your host, Stephen K.

1036
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Speaker 8: Bath Well.

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Speaker 23: Friday, one November, year of Elerd, twenty twenty four. It

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Speaker 23: is the weekend of mass mobilization, first last day in

1039
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Speaker 23: many places of early voting. You just heard the best

1040
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Speaker 23: argument of the globalist against President Trump.

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Speaker 16: And even they admit that Kamala.

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Speaker 23: Harris is a non entity, and they talk about global

1043
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Speaker 23: wars and all the stuff that happened under her watch

1044
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Speaker 23: with Biden. She's a mediocrity. That's their words, not mine.

1045
00:53:52,320 --> 00:53:56,600
Speaker 23: The jobs numbers catastrophic. President Trump has already put out.

1046
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Speaker 23: President Trump's already put out a true social Jason Miller

1047
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Speaker 23: and the team all over this. Let me read it.

1048
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Speaker 23: Trump campaign statement of Kamala's job loss of the jobs

1049
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Speaker 23: report is a catastre and definitively reveals how badly Kamala

1050
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Speaker 23: Harris broke our economy in a single month. Kamala's failed

1051
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Speaker 23: economic gender wiped out nearly thirty thousand private sector jobs

1052
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Speaker 23: in nearly fifty thousand manufacturing jobs. We have asked one

1053
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Speaker 23: of President Trump's senior financial advisor, Scott Besseant, to join us.

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Speaker 8: Scott, first, let's take the job's.

1055
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Speaker 23: Report and then I know you've had a lot of

1056
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Speaker 23: interaction as I have also with the economist, and I

1057
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Speaker 23: want to get into that.

1058
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Speaker 8: But tell me about this job's report first.

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Speaker 17: Well, good Steve, good, good to have you back. And

1060
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Speaker 17: you know, I just want to say I'm a Presbyterian

1061
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Speaker 17: from South Carolina. We don't emote a lot, but one

1062
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Speaker 17: of the most moving scenes at the Republican convention in Milwaukee,

1063
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Speaker 17: I was watching Don Junior interview your daughter Mo and

1064
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Speaker 17: I was sitting there thinking, this is I'm looking at

1065
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Speaker 17: two children, one whose father is a political prisoner and

1066
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Speaker 17: one whose father survived an assassination attempt, and that it

1067
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Speaker 17: was quite a moment watching those two uh and interact

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Speaker 17: in Milwaukee. So but enough of that, onto this is.

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Speaker 17: This is a serious time. The economy is I thought

1070
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Speaker 17: the economy is very fragile. Every job that has been

1071
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Speaker 17: created is government or government adjacent with this gigantic spending

1072
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Speaker 17: and these number, you know, the Biden Harris administration, they're

1073
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Speaker 17: they're going to blame them on the hurricane and the

1074
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Speaker 17: devastation in the in the Carolinas, in Tennessee, and that

1075
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Speaker 17: that's just wrong because we're seeing big revisions back to

1076
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Speaker 17: August and private, small, small business has been suffering all year.

1077
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Speaker 17: Only big companies who are rent seeking government adjacent have

1078
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Speaker 17: done well. And I think the chickens are coming home

1079
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Speaker 17: to roost here and we got a glimpse of what

1080
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Speaker 17: more Biden Harris is going to look like. They've tried

1081
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Speaker 17: to got the economy into the election. It's not working,

1082
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Speaker 17: and this couldn't be a worse number a few days

1083
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Speaker 17: out from the election.

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Speaker 23: This has been one of your themes too, that the

1085
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Speaker 23: massive federal spending in these huge deficits and now the

1086
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Speaker 23: thirty thirty seventry in debt and the refinancing of that

1087
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Speaker 23: short term is generally any jobs they've had are really

1088
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Speaker 23: kind of aphemeral because their government or government adjacent. Why

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Speaker 23: JD and Trump are the two best in the world

1090
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Speaker 23: to make this argument, do you believe in this last

1091
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Speaker 23: the next four days that the pivot and the focus

1092
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Speaker 23: should be on the strongest argument we have, which is

1093
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Speaker 23: the disastrous economy and the out of control, aut of

1094
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Speaker 23: control invasion by illegal by illegal aliens or undocumented migrants,

1095
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Speaker 23: wherever you want to call them, sir.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, Look, and I've been been at rallies with both

1097
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Speaker 17: of them, spoken extensively with both of them, and I

1098
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Speaker 17: had conversations that we have to reprivatize this economy because

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Speaker 17: for all the spending for this gigantic Orwellian named Inflation

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Speaker 17: Reduction Act that we have created, with seven trillion of spending,

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Speaker 17: there are eighteen thousand new manufacturing jobs Steve eighteen thousand.

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Speaker 17: And I would argue that that that the government spending

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Speaker 17: has actually hurt the job creation. We're in the biggest

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Speaker 17: capital expenditure boom in the midst of this AI boom

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Speaker 17: that we've seen since the dot com boom and the

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Speaker 17: tech boom in the nineties. So there is a private

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Speaker 17: sector boom and if we just leave it alone, let

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Speaker 17: it grow. That the AI spending by big tech is

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Speaker 17: in three four five hundred billion dollars, and that can

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Speaker 17: drive the economy. Once we get the government out of

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Speaker 17: the economy, then interest rates can come down, inflation can

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Speaker 17: come down, and we can go back to what we

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Speaker 17: had from twenty and sixteen to twenty nineteen and this

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Speaker 17: mass immigration. I have constantly talked about the bifurcated economy,

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Speaker 17: and we've seen the Biden the talking points and about

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Speaker 17: what Harris and Biden have done two Americans. When Kama

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Speaker 17: Harris says that she is going to focus on the

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Speaker 17: middle class, there is no middle class left to focus on.

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Speaker 17: They've eviscerated it. The top ten to twenty percent of

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Speaker 17: Americans had never done so well. The bottom fifty percent

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Speaker 17: is getting killed. That inflation, this unfettered immigration is pushing

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Speaker 17: down their wages, and if you want a real life

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Speaker 17: over the summer, I was just struck by what kind

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Speaker 17: of economy are these folks running in terms of the

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Speaker 17: haves and the have nots. There was a record number

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Speaker 17: of Americans who took European vacations this year, and there

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Speaker 17: are a record number of Americans using food banks, and

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Speaker 17: that is at four point one percent unemployment. Steve, that's

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Speaker 17: not supposed.

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Speaker 23: To happen, Scott, talk to me about the economists. That's

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Speaker 23: the kind of the People magazine, of the globalists they endorsed.

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Speaker 8: They said she's mediocre.

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Speaker 23: I don't expect a lot, but Trump is the end

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Speaker 23: of civilization as we know it.

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Speaker 8: Your thoughts, sir, Yeah, Look.

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Speaker 17: They speak for thet they speak for the status quo.

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Speaker 17: They speak for the ten or twenty percent who have

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Speaker 17: done well. And I actually published an editorial in The Economist.

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Speaker 17: It's online. I'd encourage everyone to go and read it.

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Speaker 17: And they I was with the editorial board. It was

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Speaker 17: kind of ten on one about four weeks ago. And

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Speaker 17: they don't understand, just like your opening line that this

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Speaker 17: is a dying regime. Well, the international trading system has

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Speaker 17: become so contorted, so unfair since nineteen eighty one is

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Speaker 17: when the US started running these massive trade deficits. And

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Speaker 17: you cannot say that the system is working when you

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Speaker 17: end up with these imbalances. And they just want to

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Speaker 17: keep running a broken system and kind of acquiesce to

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Speaker 17: what's clearly not acceptable for workers all over the world.

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Speaker 17: Look what's happening in US, in Europe, in South America,

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Speaker 17: working people have had it. Look at the change the

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Speaker 17: changes in Europe. Marine Lapin is going to probably be

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Speaker 17: the next president of Friends and she is the second

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Speaker 17: worst choice. The left wing candidate Mallinschewan is even more

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Speaker 17: radical than she is. So you know, I know Xandy

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Speaker 17: when I listen to what she had had to say.

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Speaker 17: You know the economists, they come out of the box.

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Speaker 17: Tariffs are automatically bad. I believe The Economist was founded

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Speaker 17: in eighteen whatever is an anti tariff magazine, so it's

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Speaker 17: in their DNA. And the great thing about President Trump,

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Speaker 17: my interactions with him, he's not afraid to try new things,

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Speaker 17: to talk about new things. He may not do them.

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Speaker 17: And when she was talking about the mass deportations, well

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Speaker 17: what about the mass importation and what that's done to

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Speaker 17: working people? For the first time in my career, for decades,

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Speaker 17: it was always said, oh, the one place supplying demand

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Speaker 17: doesn't affect wages is the illegal immigration doesn't push wages down. Now,

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Speaker 17: it's good for the inflation numbers. So they're saying, oh, yeah,

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Speaker 17: it's great, it pushes wages down. Well, Donald Trump's proposals,

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Speaker 17: especially no tax on overtime, that will pay Americans higher

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Speaker 17: wages and get them back to work, no tax on

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Speaker 17: Social Security. I think we can get seven eight percent

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Speaker 17: of the over sixty crowd back in the workforce. And

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Speaker 17: you know, I don't know where the Economist magazine has been.

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Speaker 17: But there were no wars under Donald Trump. The world

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Speaker 17: is a dangerous place because of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,

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Speaker 17: starting with the failed pull out in Afghanistan, starting with

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Speaker 17: the Russian invasion of Ukraine, because we lead with weakness,

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Speaker 17: and the horrible events of October seventh. So I think

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Speaker 17: Donald Trump, the what's really underrated with Donald Trump will

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Speaker 17: be the world will be back in a peaceful situation.

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Speaker 17: We will not be careening toward World War three. And

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Speaker 17: then finally, I just think the deregulation that he's going

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Speaker 17: to put through. President Trump likes to talk about President McKinley.

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Speaker 23: Hang on one second, just I'm holding to the break.

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Speaker 23: Short commercial break here, We've got e j Otoni's also

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Speaker 23: on talking about the recasting of these numbers.

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Speaker 8: We've lost like a million jobs.

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Speaker 23: Pacobic in Pennsylvania forheingasan with some analysis of early voting

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Speaker 23: stick around.

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Speaker 8: You're in the war room.