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Speaker 1: Coming up on Special Report.

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Speaker 2: Trump's cabinet picks are in the clear, but it will

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Speaker 2: be a busy week in the Senate as three more

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Speaker 2: face the hot seat.

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Speaker 1: We have the latest details.

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Speaker 3: And President Trump has been wasting no time to get

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Speaker 3: right to work during his first days in office. We'll

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Speaker 3: discuss the legality of some of his executive orders with

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Speaker 3: hosts of the What's Right Show Sam Maijovski.

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Speaker 4: And the media.

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Speaker 5: Landscape has made a seismic shift due to a natural

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Speaker 5: evolution and changing attitudes. We discussed with podcaster Victoria Churchill

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Speaker 5: all that and so much more right now on Special Report,

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Speaker 5: and welcome.

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Speaker 1: Into Special Report.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michelle Vachas alongside Bo Davidson and Finn Well. Guys,

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Speaker 2: it was anything but a quiet weekend, so let's get

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Speaker 2: right into it. The Senate narrowly confirmed Pete Henkseth as

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Speaker 2: the next Secretary.

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Speaker 1: Of Defense by account of fifty one to.

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Speaker 2: Fifty, with Vice President Vance casting the tie breaking vote.

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Speaker 2: Now HeiG Seth was officially sworn in on Saturday morning today.

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Speaker 2: On his first day at the Pentagon, hank Seth already

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Speaker 2: vowed to reinstate military members who were kicked out over

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Speaker 2: refusing the COVID jab take a listen, and today.

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Speaker 6: There are more executive executive orders coming that we fully

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Speaker 6: support on removing DEI inside the Pentagon, reinstating troops who

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Speaker 6: are pushed out because of COVID mandates, Iron Dome for America.

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Speaker 6: This is happening quickly, and as the Secretary Defense, it's

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Speaker 6: an honor to salute smartly as I did as a

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Speaker 6: junior officer and now as the Secretary of Defense, to

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Speaker 6: ensure these orders are complied with rapidly and quickly. Every

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Speaker 6: moment that I'm here, I'm thinking about the guys and

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Speaker 6: gals in Guam, in Germany, Fort Benning and Fort Bragg,

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Speaker 6: on missile defense sites and aircraft burriers. Our job is

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Speaker 6: lethality and readiness and war fighting.

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Speaker 4: And that's not the only confirmation.

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Speaker 5: South Dakota Governor Christy Noam won by a split of

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Speaker 5: fifty nine to thirty four. Unlike Hegseth, every Republican voted

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Speaker 5: for her, as did six Democrats, including John Fetterman. The

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Speaker 5: confirmation happened quicker than expected. She now becomes the fourth

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Speaker 5: person confirmed in Trump's cabinet.

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Speaker 3: Now the confirmation hearings continue with this being a big

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Speaker 3: week in the Senate. On Wednesday, RFK Junior will take

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Speaker 3: questions from both sides.

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Speaker 7: On Thursday, Cash Bettel, Trump's pick to run.

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Speaker 3: The FBI, will have his hearing at the same time

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Speaker 3: as Tulci Gabbert, who Trump nominated to serve as Director

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Speaker 2: So for more on all of this, let's welcome in

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Speaker 2: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green, who is live at Trump Miami

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Speaker 2: d getting prepared for Trump to speak in just a

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Speaker 1: Along with a lot of other great speakers.

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Speaker 2: Congress Woman, thanks so much for joining special report.

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Speaker 8: Thanks for having me today.

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Speaker 2: Of course I want to get your opinion right away

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Speaker 2: as we anticipate more confirmation hearings this week. Do you

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Speaker 2: expect any hearings to be tougher than initially talked about?

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Speaker 2: Are you anticipating any roadblocks or bumps that we might

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Speaker 9: You know, I wouldn't expect any roadblocks, But then again,

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Speaker 9: we saw Murkowski, we saw Collins, we saw Mitch McConnell,

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Speaker 9: the former leader of the Senate vote against President Trump's nomination.

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Speaker 9: Pete Hegseth so that was pretty shocking. I'm a little

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Speaker 9: concerned for Tulci Gabbard. I hope that they clear her through,

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Speaker 9: but we'll see how that goes. And of course r FK,

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Speaker 9: But I support all three of them, and hopefully we'll

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Speaker 5: Well, congressom Wanen, you brought up Pete hegg Seth. You

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Speaker 4: And as a veteran, what should Hegseth be focusing on? First?

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Speaker 5: He's mentioned the DEI what are the things he needs

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Speaker 9: Well, I was thrilled to hear Pete hegg Seth say

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, Congresswoman. I also want to get your take on this.

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Speaker 3: This happened over the weekend. President Trump issued a warning

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Speaker 3: to Columbia saying twenty five percent and fifty percent tariffs

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Speaker 3: for retaliation for rejecting American deportation flights. I mean, in

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Speaker 3: deportations underway now. In response, the Colombian president sent his

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Speaker 3: What is your reaction to this crazy turn of events.

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Speaker 3: I've never seen a foreign country fold this quickly.

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Speaker 9: I have to say, I didn't have on my bingo

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Speaker 9: But we love seeing that Colombian dictator basically get on

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Speaker 9: his knees and apologize to President Trump and say, yes, sir,

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Speaker 9: we will take as many planes as you send sir

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Speaker 9: as many illegal aliens from Columbia back to our country,

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Speaker 9: Sir President Trump, and that needs to be the example

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Speaker 9: for the rest of the world. Because President Trump is

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Speaker 9: in charge, America is back and we aren't tolerating any

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Speaker 2: I love the way you said that America is back

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Speaker 2: and speaking on as these deportations continue, Catholic charities just

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Speaker 2: release the shocking video instructing.

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Speaker 1: Illegals on how to avoid ice. Take a listen to this.

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Speaker 10: If you are undocumented and immigration officers come to your workplace,

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Speaker 10: be aware of the following. First, do not panic and

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Speaker 10: do not try to exit the building. If you are questioned,

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Speaker 2: Congress Woman, this is so crazy. Our taxpayer dollars are

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Speaker 2: funding this. I know we've talked about it multiple times,

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Speaker 1: These NGOs yet? And do you think it's going to

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, I really enjoyed seeing that video again today.

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Speaker 9: doing for a very long time. You know, we're Christians too.

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Speaker 9: We support all good things in helping people, but we

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Speaker 9: So I look forward to meeting that woman, whatever her

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Speaker 5: Find out well Congresswoman. Actually, I think it was yesterday JD.

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Speaker 5: Vance had an interview with Margaret Brennan and he had

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Speaker 5: an interesting response to her question about this being a

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Speaker 4: Take a look at this, well, well this is a

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Speaker 6: That country, this is a very unique country, and it

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Speaker 5: By immigrants doesn't mean that two hundred and forty years

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Speaker 4: How did you react to that?

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, I'm from Georgia, home of Gone with

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Speaker 9: all I could think is, Margaret, I don't give a damn.

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Speaker 9: And I thought he did such a great job. It

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Speaker 9: was phenomenal and JD.

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Speaker 8: Vance is killing it. We need more of that, more

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Speaker 3: Please, absolutely no, Congressman, tell us more about what you

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Speaker 9: Yes, we have a Vice President Vance coming tomorrow to

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Speaker 9: because we are the ones that hold the checkbook for

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Speaker 9: create the bills to pass President Trump's agenda, and it's

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Speaker 9: He's been here play golf earlier today, of course, on

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Speaker 1: What are the Democrats doing?

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Speaker 9: Hopefully they're in hiding and shame for what they've done

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Speaker 8: I don't know.

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Speaker 9: I think they're trying to figure out what they stand for,

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Speaker 9: many years. Now here's the reality, you guys.

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Speaker 8: We're in charge. Republicans are in charge.

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Speaker 9: President Trump is in charge, and he is kicking tail

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Speaker 8: And it can't happen fast enough.

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Speaker 9: It's hard enough to keep up with his executive orders,

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Speaker 9: but they're incredible. But it's up to us Republicans in

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Speaker 9: President Trump rain and we have to make it law.

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Speaker 8: And that's what Congress needs to do.

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Speaker 5: Congress, when we got about forty five seconds left at

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Speaker 5: this winter retreat, where you are give us a blueprint

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Speaker 5: because you do have the power of the purse.

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Speaker 4: What are Republicans on board with to do.

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Speaker 9: We have to figure out our reconciliation package that's coming

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Speaker 8: President Trump's wants one big bill.

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Speaker 9: I support one big bill as well that will evolve border,

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Speaker 8: And I can tell y'all brag a little bit.

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Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Congress when we were really appreciate

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Speaker 5: One and coming up, Trump's efforts to crack down on

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Speaker 7: Welcome back to your special Reports.

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Speaker 3: Ice raids are continuing nationwide, with the Trump administration already

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Speaker 5: We want to welcome attorney and host of the What's

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Speaker 4: Sam, thank you for being with us today.

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Speaker 5: My pleasure, well walk us through if you would please,

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Speaker 5: the legality of these raids. We're hearing countless stories from

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Speaker 5: Some states, like California, are trying to pass legislation to

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Speaker 11: Right, Well, the changes look, I mean California, Illinois, that's

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Speaker 7: Yeah, there's definitely a lot to explore here.

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Speaker 3: I'm so sorry to cut you off, but thank you

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Speaker 3: very much for being with us, and we look forward

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Speaker 4: Thank you again, it'd be my pleasure.

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Speaker 3: Thanks, and now we do want to check back into Durrell,

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Speaker 7: Let's see who's speaking now.

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Speaker 8: In this mission, and.

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Speaker 12: For their families, their faithful families who support and uplift

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Speaker 12: us every single day. Lord, we humbly ask for your

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Speaker 13: To you.

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Speaker 12: Lord, be the glory forever and ever. And we pray

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Speaker 13: But I I love you.

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Speaker 12: Dear Jesus, and I asked this in your only name. Amen,

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Speaker 12: Okay, and folks again part of my voice, and I'll

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Speaker 12: be very very brief, but you know, we're in this

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Speaker 4: Thank you all.

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Speaker 13: Welcome to the great city of Doral.

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Speaker 12: Enjoy your time here.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, Congressman, and thank you again for having us.

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Speaker 15: Good evening, everyone, and it's so good to see all

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the conference. You can't hear me. That is

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Speaker 3: That was just Lisa McLain that we were listening into

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Speaker 3: We have been taking you live to Durrell, Florida, in

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Speaker 3: We know that President Trump has definitely been implementing a

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Speaker 16: In to be.

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Speaker 15: Signed into law. Congratulations, Mike. Just think the very first

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Speaker 8: We all want the same outcome.

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Speaker 15: Lower costs, a secure border, energy independence, and making our

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Speaker 15: my team is here to help connect you with media,

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Speaker 15: to help spread your message, to let you tell your story.

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Speaker 15: So we'll be doing side by side interviews throughout the week.

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Speaker 15: My team has already reached out and been working with

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Speaker 15: many of you on op eds and statements. Many of

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Speaker 15: you have attended our inauguration media road Day, and I'm

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Speaker 15: happy to discuss any ideas that you may have or

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Speaker 15: how we can amplify.

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Speaker 1: Your voice better.

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Speaker 15: Remember, we have the right message, and our message is

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Speaker 15: a winning message.

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Speaker 8: The fact is the House is leading the way.

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Speaker 15: President Trump's legislative agenda starts with us, us in this room,

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Speaker 15: So let's continue to lead. Let's continue to lead in

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Speaker 15: our messaging. Let's continue to lead in our legislating.

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Speaker 8: It is what we do.

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Speaker 15: The American people are looking to you and us as Republicans,

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Speaker 15: and they are relying on.

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Speaker 1: The People's House to deliver.

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Speaker 15: And we won't let them down because a promise made

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Speaker 15: is a promise kept, and together we will get the

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Speaker 15: job done. So thank you all for being here. Thank

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Speaker 15: as well too. Let's give them a round of applause,

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Speaker 15: and thank you Kelly and the Board of the Directors

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Speaker 15: and the Congressional Institute for being such great partners. Enjoy

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Speaker 15: your three days.

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Speaker 12: Folks, we have a special I think, a special treat today.

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Speaker 12: And again I apologize because I've got this Moore head cold,

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Speaker 12: and hopefully my voice will will will stand. One of

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Speaker 12: the two mayors that I'm going to bring up is

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Speaker 12: someone that you all know really well because he's a

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Speaker 12: colleague of ours in Congress, and you.

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Speaker 17: Know what I'm talking about.

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Speaker 12: We know him as a smart, no nonsense, common sense.

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Speaker 17: Tough colleague.

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Speaker 12: But before that, and I think what makes them more

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Speaker 12: probab what he's most proud of is that he was

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Speaker 12: city manager of Miami. Then he was a Miami Dade

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Speaker 12: County commissioner, and then Miami Dade County mayor. And let's

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Speaker 12: welcome our friend, our colleague, Carls him and.

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Speaker 13: Us first mayor chief, I guess. And now it's also

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Speaker 13: my privilege.

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Speaker 12: To introduce you to a person that I've known well

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Speaker 12: for decades and decades. I think, by the way, one

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Speaker 12: of America's finest mayors. He represents really kind of the

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Speaker 12: largest city that I represent he's the mayor of the

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Speaker 12: City of Hyalia, he was council president, he was in.

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Speaker 13: The state legislature.

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Speaker 12: He's got decades of experience something that. And he was

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Speaker 12: also right a Miami Dade commissioner as well. But I'll

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Speaker 12: tell you very special thing for me, because you know

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Speaker 12: that Republicans revere our veterans right and our heroes. His

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Speaker 12: father was a hero in the Bay of Pigs. And

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Speaker 12: here's a man who's never never forgotten how important freedom is.

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Speaker 12: One of I think the nation's best mayors. Steve Bovo

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Speaker 12: from the City of Higalia. Mayor Lisa asked me to moderate.

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Speaker 12: But here's the scoop. You got two Cubans on stage.

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Speaker 12: They're not going to need even centive to speak. So

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Speaker 12: I will sit over here, let you guys go. But

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Speaker 12: I'll just throw one question. Three Cubans. That's a conspiracy.

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Speaker 12: I just I said a little while ago, if my voice,

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Speaker 12: if you could hear it, that I thought that one

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Speaker 12: of the reasons Florida, in particular, how Florida has become

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Speaker 12: Republican is because of the Republicans in the House, always

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Speaker 12: standing firm, never getting confused on the issue of free

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Speaker 12: Cuba or Free Venezuela of Frinkdawa.

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Speaker 10: Am.

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Speaker 12: My exaggerating is that the truth? And then I will

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Speaker 12: just let you guys go.

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Speaker 18: Up, all right, can I stand up? I feel okay.

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Speaker 18: I don't want to block it to you all right.

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Speaker 18: First of all, I want to thank all of you

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Speaker 18: to South Florida. It's really a pleasure to be able

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Speaker 18: but I do want to start off with this preface.

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Speaker 18: Dade County in essence, the beauty of Dade County it

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Speaker 18: has been It's been built on chaos in someplace else.

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Speaker 18: So I want you to get your mind around this

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Speaker 18: for a second. If there's chaos in Cuba, Miami Dade

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Speaker 18: Counties reaped the benefit of it. In Nicaragua Nezuela, Haiti.

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Speaker 18: When there's been chaos in central South America and the Caribbean,

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Speaker 18: to start off by saying that because it's important for

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Speaker 18: city that is perhaps an anomaly in the sense that

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Speaker 18: we are an immigrant, legal, immigrant Cuban American community that

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Speaker 18: votes overwhelmingly Republican. To the point, yeah, you could apply

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Speaker 18: for that, to the point that in this last election,

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Speaker 18: our city voted seventy six percent for President Trump and

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Speaker 18: his agenda, and they endorse that agenda because they are

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Speaker 18: products of chaos in someplace else. And Congressman deals Billard

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Speaker 18: earlier mentioned the word socialism. In my community, we call

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Speaker 18: it for what it is. It's communism. Now, we thought

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Speaker 18: communism was dead after the Cold War, it was abolished,

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Speaker 18: but its ugly head continues to raise itself under this

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Speaker 18: sanitized version of socialism. But make no mistake about it.

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Speaker 18: In its purest form, its communism, and its goal is

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Speaker 18: to completely restrict the freedom of individuals. And that's why

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Speaker 18: in my community, not only have we rejected it solidly, solidly,

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Speaker 18: but we are voting Republican. And it isn't now as

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Speaker 18: a matter of fact, now, it's been going on for years,

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Speaker 18: and I think it's important to understand that when the

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Speaker 18: House and the Senate stand.

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Speaker 19: On the side of a free Cuba, of a free Nicaraua,

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Speaker 19: of a free Venezuela, they're endorsing many of those that

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Speaker 19: all they long for, all they long for is the

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Speaker 19: same opportunities in their countries.

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Speaker 18: Because history has shown us in any of these cases,

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Speaker 18: there has never ever until communism showed up, has there

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Speaker 18: ever been a movement of migration or exiles. It didn't

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Speaker 18: happen until communism came. And that's why in our communities,

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Speaker 18: I would say, Congressmen, that we are so aware and

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Speaker 18: careful about this narrative. And it is why many Hispanics

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Speaker 18: voted Republican this inelection, because they understand exactly what chaos

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Speaker 18: looks like. They've seen it, they've fled it, They've come

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Speaker 18: to the beacon of read them because they don't want

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Speaker 18: to be a participant in that kind of nonsense. And

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Speaker 18: I would say, Congressman, that's for us at the ground level,

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Speaker 18: in the trenches in cities, why we are so appreciative

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Speaker 18: and encourage to be headstrong against this. Because you're going

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Speaker 18: to get the pushback from the media, You're going to

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Speaker 18: get pushed back from Democrats that want to vilify the

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Speaker 18: Republicans and their approach on this. But my friends, I

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Speaker 18: don't think there's a clean way of doing these things.

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Speaker 18: It has to be hardcore with a clearcut mission and

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Speaker 18: understand that what you're doing, your work is making our

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Speaker 18: jobs at.

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Speaker 8: The local level a lot easier.

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Speaker 18: I know if you agree with may Or, not congressom Butody.

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Speaker 2: And you're watching the mayor of Hialia, Florida, where Trump

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Speaker 2: actually had a massive rally about this time last year,

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Speaker 2: tons of people going there. You're watching live right now

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Speaker 2: the House GOP Retreat happening in Doral, Trump Miami. President

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Speaker 2: Trump set to take the stage at five o'clock tonight.

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Speaker 2: Stick with us, We're going to be tuning back into

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Speaker 2: that live.

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Speaker 1: Don't go anywhere, We'll be right back.

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Speaker 17: John and Chelsea. You people are amazing. You know, being

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Speaker 17: eighty one years old, what happened The reason I even

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Speaker 17: got on this program, It wasn't to be healthy. God

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Speaker 17: really convicted me about my body and the way I

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Speaker 17: was looking. So you know, I stopped taking all these

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Speaker 17: medications that were giving me all kinds of side effect.

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Speaker 17: The only thing I'm taking is vitamins. But what's amazing

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Speaker 17: was when I started the program, I'm looking to just

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Speaker 17: improve my looks so that I'm a better witness for Jesus.

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Speaker 17: And here I am. I get into this health thing,

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Speaker 17: and I have not felt this good. I can't remember.

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Speaker 17: I must have been forty years old, maybe fifty, But

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Speaker 17: being eighty one years old right now, this is a blessing.

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Speaker 17: A year ago I was making plans, you know what

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Speaker 17: I'm saying. But my outlook on life right now and

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Speaker 17: the energy that I have, I feel like I'm getting

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Speaker 17: so much stronger every single day. This science behind your

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Speaker 17: prob there's nothing else that I know of. In all

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Speaker 17: the years of being eighty one years old, I've seen

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Speaker 17: just about everything. It is a life changing transformation. It's

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Speaker 17: not a diet, and what it does to your health

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Speaker 17: one word is just epy.

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Speaker 7: Welcome back to Special Reports.

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Speaker 3: That was a look at an eighty one year old

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Speaker 3: who is amazed by his progress using the advice supply

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Speaker 3: by Energized Health. Founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee joins

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Speaker 3: us now to discuss this transformation and how it can

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Speaker 3: work for everyone.

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Speaker 7: Welcome back to the show, John.

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Speaker 20: Well, great to be here.

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Speaker 4: John.

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Speaker 5: You know, getting healthy isn't just about feeling better, It's

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Speaker 5: also about looking better. And talk a little bit about

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Speaker 5: the benefits we have when we look better, and for

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Speaker 5: older viewers, when we look younger.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, well you know what. Look, let's I don't think

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Speaker 20: it's vain to want to look great, and it just

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Speaker 20: so happens to be a side effect. It's a side

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Speaker 20: effect bo of getting healthy at the cellular level. So

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Speaker 20: one of the side effects is you lose your fat.

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Speaker 20: A side effect you lose your subcutaneous fact. A side

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Speaker 20: effect is you get off your medication. But another side

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Speaker 20: effect is you do look younger. You look younger, you

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Speaker 20: look better. I always ask people what's the difference between

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Speaker 20: a raisin and a grape, And the only difference is

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Speaker 20: what hydration? Just hydration. A grape as hydrated or raisin

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Speaker 20: is dehydrated. So even in your eighties and nineties, you

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Speaker 20: can lose wrinkles, you can tighten your skin because you're

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Speaker 20: pushing that intracellular hydration in there. And it's so inspiring

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Speaker 20: for me to hear, you know, people in their seventies,

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Speaker 20: eighties and nineties that they realized, Hey, if there's something

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Speaker 20: that actually will work to change my life, then I'm

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Speaker 20: willing to do something different at any age, which which

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Speaker 20: shows us Yes, you know, I'm not calling anybody an

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Speaker 20: old dog, right, but there's a saying, you can't teach

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Speaker 20: an old dog new tricks, and they act like when

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Speaker 20: we get older, we can't learn. But the fact that

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Speaker 20: we have clients bo in their seventies, eighties, and nineties

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Speaker 20: that got healthy at the cellular level, that gained fifteen

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Speaker 20: pounds of solid muscle, Their wrinkles went away, their vision improved,

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Speaker 20: their energy went through the roof, they got off their meds.

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Speaker 20: We can all learn at any age how to get healthy.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely well, I do you brought up wrinkles? I do

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Speaker 3: want to ask you about this. Sometimes losing weight at

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Speaker 3: an older age, it can cause people to kind of

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Speaker 3: appear more like a raisin than a grape, if you will.

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Speaker 3: So what can people do to avoid the wrinkles during

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Speaker 3: that process of losing weight at an older age?

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Speaker 20: Okay, so that's a great question. So the only reason

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Speaker 20: people get wrinkles when they lose weight is when they

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Speaker 20: lose water. When they lose water. So if they lose

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Speaker 20: twenty pounds but it's all water, well, of course they

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Speaker 20: look like a raisin because they went from a grape

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Speaker 20: to a raisin because all they lost was water weight.

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Speaker 20: A lot of your viewers may remember the show that

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Speaker 5: Today, Welcome back to special report. What will become of

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Speaker 5: legacy media. That is a question that has been looming

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Speaker 5: ever since Donald Trump used alternative media to reach Americans

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Speaker 5: in spite of legacy media's attempts to prop up Joe

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Speaker 2: So what is the future of the legacy media. Can

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Speaker 2: or Our next guest has some thoughts and she was

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Speaker 2: a campaign reporter for The New York Post and her

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Speaker 2: latest op ed addresses the future of the media. We're

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Speaker 2: I'm so excited to welcome in Victoria Churchill, Victoria, thanks

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Speaker 2: so much for being with us.

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Speaker 22: Thank you so much for having me. Yes, I spent

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Speaker 22: six months formerly as a reporter with the New York

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Speaker 22: Post and I'm currently an independent journalist. So I love

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Speaker 22: covering this. This is awesome, you know, kind of feeding

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Speaker 22: off of some of my experience that I had on

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Speaker 22: the campaign trail, I think that the future of the

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Speaker 22: legacy media is very bleak. You know, I sat in

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Speaker 22: those press pens at those rallies between Trump and Van's events,

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Speaker 22: I went to over two dozen events, and you know,

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Speaker 22: I know you guys were up there on the risers,

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Speaker 22: but I was back behind the risers with.

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Speaker 8: A lot of the other print reporters.

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Speaker 22: And what I can tell you is that kind of

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Speaker 22: this unit thought that permeates among particularly print reporters.

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Speaker 8: It was really shocking to me.

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Speaker 22: You know, we had any time I looked around any

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Speaker 22: of the three letter media outlets that you can think of,

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Speaker 22: or to my left and to my right, and you know,

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Speaker 22: I saw them over the course of say an hour

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Speaker 22: and a half two and a half hour event, they

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Speaker 22: would somehow to come up with the same headline, which

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Speaker 22: always made me ask, you know, how could I make

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Speaker 22: my story better? How could I make my story different?

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Speaker 22: And so, you know, I'm really proud of the work

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Speaker 22: that I did at the New York Post. You know,

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Speaker 22: I worked with some amazing people over there, and I'm

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Speaker 22: proud to say that, you know, with some of the

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Speaker 22: coverage that we had, I think that we did a

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Speaker 22: good job telling the stories from the campaign trail that

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Speaker 22: few others did.

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Speaker 16: You know.

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Speaker 22: For the project that I was a part of their

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Speaker 22: the Swing State Project. I was one of nine reporters

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Speaker 22: that we had all over the country from June to

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Speaker 22: the end of November, and we had folks there that,

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Speaker 22: you know, we're really embedded in these communities, not like

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Speaker 22: a lot of other outlets that would just fly in

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Speaker 22: and out for these rallies. So we were able to

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Speaker 22: really tell the deeper story of how the selection was won.

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Speaker 22: And you know, this piece that I have in our

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Speaker 22: Young Voices sub Stack, the group that booked me on

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Speaker 22: here today Young Voices, they helped propel libertarian and conservative

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Speaker 22: writers and thought leaders and media and beyond, and you know,

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Speaker 22: kind of the idea behind this piece was that looking

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Speaker 22: you know, I'm really proud of the impact that I

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Speaker 22: personally was able to have. You know, my work reached

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Speaker 22: over two million people, which is something that I could

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Speaker 22: have never imagined could have happened. But it also got

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Speaker 22: me asking, you know, if that is the reach that

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Speaker 22: I could have at an outlet like that, is there

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Speaker 22: a place for me kind of outside of an outlet directly?

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Speaker 22: And you know, seeing it at some other big names

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Speaker 22: and the impact that they had, whether that was podcasters, personalities,

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Speaker 22: kind of social media news fluencers, I guess how we

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Speaker 22: can call them, There is a lot that the media

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Speaker 22: didn't even get to see or didn't even get to do.

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Speaker 22: And what I also noticed was that a lot of

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Speaker 22: the times these outlets were actually covering things that were

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Speaker 22: said in these more niche mediums and outlets. And so

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Speaker 22: I think that really goes to show that sometimes these

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Speaker 22: independent creators, they are the ones that go out and

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Speaker 22: get these really niche stories and then bigger media outlets

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Speaker 22: pick up on them. But so these more niche creators

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Speaker 22: are the ones I think doing maybe even more of

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Speaker 22: the deep journalism and kind of really moving our country

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Speaker 22: forward with a lot of these questions that we want

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Speaker 22: to highlight and ask.

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Speaker 4: And why did that happen? Victoria?

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Speaker 5: I mean, you have a general distrust in media, and

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Speaker 5: then of course you have the natural progression of events.

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Speaker 5: People are evolving, they're cord cutting, they're moving all to digital.

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Speaker 5: But would you say, was the legacy media's legacy Media's

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Speaker 5: folly for having journalists that well, they're supposed to be

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Speaker 5: journalists that are not asking the right questions. They're still

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Speaker 5: they're still succumbing to bias and whatever their editors tell

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Speaker 5: them to say and tell them to ask. So would

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Speaker 5: you say it's legacy legacy media's folly for basically their

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Speaker 5: own undoing.

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Speaker 22: I think they definitely played a part because look, I

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Speaker 22: mean just even this interview that we had with jd

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Speaker 22: Vance on CBS this past weekend. You know, I don't

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Speaker 22: have cable. I am one of those cord cutters, but

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Speaker 22: I saw it on YouTube. I saw the clips through

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Speaker 22: social media, which made me actually want to go and

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Speaker 22: watch it on YouTube. But you know, that's what we

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Speaker 22: saw is like when you have facial expressions and you know,

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Speaker 22: these are the clips going off of of the hosts,

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Speaker 22: and you can tell that she's definitely not biased. And

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Speaker 22: here's this thing is I think that with independent content creators,

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Speaker 22: we are more adept at kind of embracing our own biases,

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Speaker 22: our own lived experiences, which shapes the way that we

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Speaker 22: cover news, but we're at least upfront about them. And

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Speaker 22: in the legacy media, there's this expectation that we're not

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Speaker 22: going to be biased, but you still see these biases

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Speaker 22: play out. So that is one case of it. But

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Speaker 22: then another case of it is you know, there was

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Speaker 22: a story going around last week about somebody that formerly

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Speaker 22: used to work at Politico, and you know she was

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Speaker 22: saying all of the influence that her editors had on

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Speaker 22: her work. And so, you know, in print journalism particularly,

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Speaker 22: you sometimes see the name that goes under the headline,

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Speaker 22: but what you actually don't see is, you know, five, six,

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Speaker 22: ten other people that touch a story versus it only

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Speaker 22: has one person's name on it, but kind of this

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Speaker 22: machine that goes into putting it out, and you know,

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Speaker 22: again that can be good or bad. I used to

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Speaker 22: basically run my own news outlet covering Virginia politics, and

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Speaker 22: so there I had just about all the editorial discretion.

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Speaker 22: The only thing that I didn't control was kind of

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Speaker 22: things like that, but I controlled most of the content.

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Speaker 22: But then, working at a place that employs, you know,

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Speaker 22: two hundred and fifty three hundred people, even more than that,

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Speaker 22: I honestly don't even know how many people work at

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Speaker 22: the New York Post. There's so many that I've never

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Speaker 22: even gone to interact with. But you know, because of

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Speaker 22: the amount of eyes that are on an outlet like that, sure,

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Speaker 22: those you know, kind of touches they do come in

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Speaker 22: because they want to be one hundred and ten percent

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Speaker 22: sure with everything that they're putting out and so there

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Speaker 22: obviously is a validity to that. But I think as

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Speaker 22: an independent creator you can be a little bit more risky,

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Speaker 22: and you know you can you know, for example, you

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Speaker 22: can run a source a story off of maybe one

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Speaker 22: or two sources because you believe those sources versus in

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Speaker 22: that's controversial or that's really going to raise eyebrows.

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Speaker 2: And we've seen that risk before and we've seen all

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Speaker 2: throughout this campaign trail. But again, Victoria, it's so interesting,

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Speaker 2: I wanted to ask, is there a specific instance throughout

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Speaker 2: the past few months as an independent journalist specifically and

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Speaker 2: which you can remember that your story took off or

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Speaker 2: your story was different from the rest that people really

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Speaker 2: gravitated to because it wasn't the cookie cutter stuff you're

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Speaker 2: seeing in the mainstream media.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 22: Absolutely, so. Really, for about the past decade, I've really

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Speaker 22: been involved with the Second amend of my community. And

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Speaker 22: you know, again kind of being upfront about my biases,

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Speaker 22: I was a campus carry activist when I was in college.

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Speaker 22: I don't try and hide that, but I have a

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Speaker 22: lot of good friends in the Second Amendment community and

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Speaker 22: so actually, during my time out the New York Post,

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Speaker 22: I wrote a story about the impact that Second Amendment

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Speaker 22: voters could have on the election. I published some research

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Speaker 22: from a Second Amendment group, Women for Gun Rights, and

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Speaker 22: an organization that they were working with, Vote for America,

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Speaker 22: about the numbers of gun owners that were not registered

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Speaker 22: to vote in the swing states, and that really kind

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Speaker 22: of went a little bit viral, particularly within the Second

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Speaker 22: Amendment community. And so, you know, I was really happy

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Speaker 22: to bring that voice forward because that's not a voice

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Speaker 22: that mainstream media really ever listens to.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you don't you do not hear of that

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Speaker 2: in the mainstream meat.

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Speaker 1: Victoria Churchill, thank you so much for being with us today.

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Speaker 22: Thank you so much for having me. Hope to be

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Speaker 22: back soon.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, keep up the good work, all right, and let's

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Speaker 2: check back in with our very own Brian Glenn, who

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Speaker 2: is live right now at Trump Drawl in Miami, where

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Speaker 2: the House GOP retreat is kicking off. President Trump is

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Speaker 2: set to speak here just any minute. Brian, can you

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Speaker 2: give us an update on what's going on?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, for the last I guess eight to ten minutes

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Speaker 16: and told everybody to kind of keep their seats and

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Speaker 16: anticipation in President Trump being announced, but they have not

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Speaker 16: listened to that, so who wins up talking? But he

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Speaker 16: is scheduled to speak here at five o'clock, approximately about

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Speaker 16: a ninety minute speech is what we should get, and

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Speaker 16: we pretty much have been kind of previewing some of

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Speaker 16: the things he's going to talk about. Obviously having the

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Speaker 16: conference together, Michelle. The last time he did this was

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Speaker 16: back at Mara a Lago last month, bringing all everybody

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Speaker 16: in the GOP together, so to make sure we're all

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Speaker 16: in the same step as a movie. And we've seen

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Speaker 16: how quickly this one hundred days have been. The first

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Speaker 16: seven days, I guess you could say has been so far,

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Speaker 16: the first full seven days. And it looks like this

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Speaker 16: conference is for the three days. It's set to put

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Speaker 16: everybody together. Many issues, the budget, the border, and no

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Speaker 16: tax on tips is another thing that President Trump touched

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Speaker 16: upon back in Phoenix. I'm sorry Las Vegas two days ago.

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Speaker 16: We'll hear that again today, I'm sure during this speech.

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Speaker 16: But you know, this is a very special moment because

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Speaker 16: this is a hang on. Use this coming down. Let

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Speaker 16: me step aside real quick, make sure I'm not missing anything. Nope, Hey,

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Speaker 16: this does kind of remind me, Michelle of the rally

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Speaker 16: days we've had this speakers before. A little bit of

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Speaker 16: that got in between time. But it's good to see

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Speaker 16: conference here enjoy themselves.

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Speaker 8: This is somewhere they can also.

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Speaker 16: Take their spouse their kids as well, so you see

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Speaker 16: that just kind of a family environment for the next

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Speaker 16: three days. It's time to get to work.

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Speaker 5: You know, Brian, I've been to a GOP retreat and

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Speaker 5: this was back a long time ago. It did not

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Speaker 5: have near the energy that I'm seeing. You just spoke

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Speaker 5: to the rally feel to it even earlier when we

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Speaker 5: were interviewing Marjorie Taylor Green. The music is blasting and

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Speaker 5: has all the trappings of a rally exactly like you

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Speaker 5: described it. Is that the energy you expect to see

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Speaker 5: on this seemingly boring conference.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I do, I really think that. I mean this

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Speaker 16: is Trump. Trump's an entertainer. I mean, this is the

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Speaker 16: first time I've ever men Toed Durell. We had a

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Speaker 16: Durell rally here before. I think the energy it will

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Speaker 16: be high. I'll leave you with this. The Democrats they're

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Speaker 16: meeting in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Speaker 4: Fit for them Baltimore.

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Speaker 2: Sorry if you're watching from Baltimore. We we just love

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Speaker 2: the sunshine. I don't know, I think the Republicans got

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Speaker 2: the good end of the stick. Brian Gun, thank you

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Speaker 2: so much for being with us.

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Speaker 17: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: That's the question I've been wondering all day. Where are

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Speaker 2: the Democrats meeting?

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Speaker 1: Because I'll tell you