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Speaker 6: At the outset of your administration, Sir, you committed to

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Speaker 1: Deranged Jack Smith, We're going to call it the deranged

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Speaker 3: You have a green card. This is a gold card.

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Speaker 3: They can come to America.

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Speaker 2: Do you need Congress for this?

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Speaker 1: Europe put in one hundred billion and we put in

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Speaker 3: And fifty billion dollars. It's not a fair thing, you know.

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Speaker 7: So do you plan to maintain heavy military presence in

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Speaker 3: Well, and I have forgot about the Middle East for months.

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Speaker 8: Even before you were elected in November, you've spoken about

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Speaker 1: I'd like to buy minerals on Russian land too if

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Speaker 1: Now we haven't lifted any sectionsiation. I guess it will

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Speaker 3: On that gold car. Getting fascinated by this, we should

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Speaker 8: Would Russian oligar be eligible for a cold car?

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Speaker 2: You probably just launched ten thousand stories. You're going to

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Speaker 3: Trump was right about everything. Do you have one of this?

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Speaker 9: Okay, they get vet so you gotta you know, we're

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Speaker 1: Weeks, about two weeks the sale will start.

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Speaker 3: And right now it's it's been destroyed. It's sell out. Here,

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Speaker 3: Just came in. Somebody said, I said, this was sent

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Speaker 1: I said, I think we should make some of them right,

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Speaker 1: You'll consider a sniff, Brian, he'll take other things, but

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Speaker 3: Always say yes to the president. Always would anybody like one?

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Speaker 8: Who I worked for Great Television, America's second largest broadcaster,

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Speaker 8: Let me ask you the easier tous question, mister President.

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Speaker 3: The Philadelphia Eagle from the Super Bowl. Are they being

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Speaker 3: extended in invitation? They will be. We haven't yet, but

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Speaker 3: we will be.

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Speaker 1: I thought it was a great performance by them, and

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Speaker 1: absolutely they'll they'll be extended that invitation.

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Speaker 3: Would you do that right away? But we'll do it

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Speaker 3: right away. We're gonna do it sometime today. And they

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Speaker 3: deserve to be down here and we hope to see him.

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Speaker 3: We have a lot of too.

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Speaker 1: We just had the great hockey team, as you know

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Speaker 1: Florida come here.

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Speaker 3: We have many of the great athletes come that win things.

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Speaker 3: What's the main obstacle holding up this PGA Tour Live Golf. Well,

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Speaker 3: they have to get together. You know, they've had a

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Speaker 3: lot of discussion back and forth.

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Speaker 1: They both are meaning well and a deal will ultimately happen.

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Speaker 3: I think it'll happen pretty quick.

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Speaker 1: It would be nice to see the golfers, the best

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Speaker 1: golfers be able to play against each other. What's your role,

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Speaker 1: Ben in this whole place? Just to help expedet it.

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Speaker 1: Tiger was here, Adam Scott was here, Jay Monahan was

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Speaker 1: here the other day just to really help expedet it.

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Speaker 3: We had Yaser here from Saudi Arabia. Great guy. These

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Speaker 3: are all great people and they want to work it out.

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Speaker 1: So if I can help them work it out, I

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Speaker 1: don't get anything out of it.

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Speaker 3: If I can help them work it out.

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Speaker 1: I just think golf it's very much of an individual sport,

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Speaker 1: and you want to see the best players playing against

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Speaker 1: each other, not playing in two different locations.

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Speaker 2: Right, what's going to be more challenging a PGA Live

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Speaker 2: deal or Russia Ukraine deal.

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Speaker 3: I think the PGA deal is the East question?

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Speaker 7: If I may, what's your take on what's happening in

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Speaker 7: the West Bank and what is.

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Speaker 1: Well, it's a movement up there that a lot of

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Speaker 1: people are concerned about, and there's been a lot of

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Speaker 1: Israeli movement up there for a reason. All of a sudden,

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Speaker 1: maybe they're not feeling so good about that, so I'll

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Speaker 1: be terrible. I hope that doesn't happen. But there is

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Speaker 1: a movement up there that nobody knew about, right, you

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Speaker 1: know that?

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Speaker 3: Right? Yeah? And when you say are you concerned about

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Speaker 3: it as well.

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Speaker 1: I'm concerned about everything. I want the world to be peaceful.

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Speaker 1: You know, when I left here, we had no war.

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Speaker 1: We had defeated Isis in less than four weeks. In fact,

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Speaker 1: I took the general that defeated ISIS and I put

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Speaker 1: him in charge of the whole ball game, because that's

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Speaker 1: what we want. We want winners. Raisin Gain, you know,

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Speaker 1: raising when I heard that name, I said, I.

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Speaker 3: Like that name. That's the kind of general I like.

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Speaker 1: So we'll see. But he was great. He's a great soldier,

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Speaker 1: not a politician, a soldier, a real soldier, you know that, Brian.

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Speaker 1: This guy was this guy's the Yeah, this guy's the

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Speaker 1: real deal. And I think he's going to do a

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Speaker 1: great job.

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Speaker 3: But think of it.

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Speaker 1: We had no wars, we had no problems, we had

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Speaker 1: no inflation, we had no problems. And then all of

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Speaker 1: a sudden, you have October seventh in Israel, which was horrible,

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Speaker 1: and then you see what happened with Ukraine. Would have

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Speaker 1: never Russia would have never gone in if the election

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Speaker 1: weren't rigged. It was a rigged election. The twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: election was rigged, and we got out of it and

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Speaker 1: you see what happened. You see what happened to our country. Inflation,

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Speaker 1: Afghanistan that horrible with grow from Afghanistan. I think when

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Speaker 1: Russia saw what happened, understand they said, wow, it's a

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Speaker 1: paper tiger. We're not a paper tiger. We are the

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Speaker 1: strongest military force in the world. And by the way,

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Speaker 1: Pete Hegseatt is doing a great job. But we didn't

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Speaker 1: have wars, we didn't have inflation, we had a strong border,

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Speaker 1: we had everything going good. And then Biden got in

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Speaker 1: and he's, my opinion, the worst president in the history

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Speaker 1: of our country. I think Jimmy Carter was a very

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Speaker 1: happy man when he passed away two weeks ago.

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Speaker 11: What are you.

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Speaker 3: Expecting at the cabinet meeting tomorrow?

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Speaker 1: Youre going to be a cabinet meeting and I'll preside

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Speaker 1: unlike Biden, I'll preside over my own cabinet on the dam.

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Speaker 8: Here your cabinet in your second store, to your cabinet

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Speaker 8: that you had in your first start.

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Speaker 1: Well, I had some great people my secondary I think

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Speaker 1: this is deeper. I think it's better because it's deeper.

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Speaker 1: I had some people that I didn't really like too

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Speaker 1: much of my cabinet. But I didn't know Washington. I

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Speaker 1: was a New York person. I knew New York intimately,

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Speaker 1: but I had to rely on people. I had great people.

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Speaker 3: Look, we got the biggest tax cuts in history.

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Speaker 1: I rebuilt the military, and when we did so much,

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Speaker 1: we did unbelievable even Right to Try. Somebody was saying

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Speaker 1: today they were saved by right to try. We did

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Speaker 1: right to try medically. We did transparency medically. That was

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Speaker 1: a big thing. But Biden canceled that one. He didn't

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Speaker 1: cancel Right to Try, which is interesting. He didn't cancel

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Speaker 1: Space Force. He was going to cancel Space Force. Space

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Speaker 1: Force is turning out to be invaluable. Amazing. We created

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Speaker 1: Space Force. But think of it.

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Speaker 3: We rebuilt our entire military.

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Speaker 1: And now we're going to have to patch it up

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Speaker 1: a little bit again because of the what's happened now.

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Speaker 1: This was a grossly incompetent administration. The only thing they

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Speaker 1: were good at was cheating on elections and the weaponization

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Speaker 1: of government.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much, everybody, Thank you for you guys.

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Speaker 12: It's Tuesday, twenty five, February year over a Lord, twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty five. Right there, President Trump holding court as he

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Speaker 12: signs executive orders.

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Speaker 11: Some of those executive orders a.

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Speaker 12: Little controversial to Trump Goldcard, I gotta wrap my head

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Speaker 12: around that. But he said the Biden administration was great

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Speaker 12: for two things cheating cheating in weaponization, and I think

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Speaker 12: he's correct on both of those.

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Speaker 11: Another huge day of days of thunder. Do we have

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Speaker 11: our first guest up? Is he up? Correct?

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Speaker 12: We're getting him right now, Michael Bens Mike Ben's is

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Speaker 12: going to join us.

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Speaker 11: Huge development in that story.

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Speaker 12: The story is about this, I guess a chat room

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Speaker 12: or a thread in a chat room with senior people

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Speaker 12: in the National Security Agency, and I think other people

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Speaker 12: in the intelligence community absolutely kind of demonic or what

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Speaker 12: they're talking about. Telsea Gabbert, I think it's just signed

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Speaker 12: something that has signed something that's going to out the

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Speaker 12: names of these people. So this is gonna be huge ass.

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Speaker 12: Mike Benz, who's been so terrific about following the securities

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Speaker 12: the national security in the intelligence community, Mike Ben's is

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Speaker 12: going to join us. Also, Eric Titzel from CR As

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Speaker 12: it stands right now, I don't think it's changed here

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Speaker 12: in the last few minutes. They're trying to schedule a

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Speaker 12: vote on this budget resolution, which will kind of kick

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Speaker 12: off the process for the reconciliation.

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Speaker 11: For the one big beautiful bill. You guy, get this first.

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Speaker 12: The House will try to pass it tonight and then

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Speaker 12: see if the Senate wants to act on it. Doesn't

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Speaker 12: want to act on it. It just I think it

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Speaker 12: becomes part of it, or the Sun can come with

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Speaker 12: their alternative. A lot of confusion on Capitol Hill, people

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Speaker 12: all day tweeting talking about the cr Let's get this

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Speaker 12: done now, Let's make sure it's not a year on CR.

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Speaker 11: How we're going to get the how we're going to get.

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Speaker 12: The DOGE cuts in there, then on this side the

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Speaker 12: reconciliation with the budget. All very confusing, but just remember

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Speaker 12: the process is President Trump's trying push his agenda, the

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Speaker 12: agenda of.

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Speaker 11: A supply side tax cut.

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Speaker 12: He needs to do that to a budget reconciliation process,

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Speaker 12: so that will begin tonight. I was very skeptical earlier

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Speaker 12: today when Johnson said, at first they schedule it, then

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Speaker 12: he said later, well, it's either tonight or you know,

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Speaker 12: it'll be some time. I thought that was an indication

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Speaker 12: that he did not have He did not have the

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Speaker 12: did not have the votes. And I've been people I'm

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Speaker 12: talking to thought it might be not even this week

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Speaker 12: or next week before they rounded everybody.

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Speaker 11: I think there's been some whipping of the vote since then.

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Speaker 11: It's supposed to be at six point thirty Tonight, we

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Speaker 11: will cover that live on the CR.

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Speaker 12: I am told that the continued resolution for this year

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Speaker 12: there's still a significant number of votes short, and the

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Speaker 12: Democrats have told them they're not going to bail them out,

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Speaker 12: so that's not going to happen. President Trump right there

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Speaker 12: talking about everything from trying to do the merger of

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Speaker 12: Live Golf PGA Tour Obviously, President Trump very interested in

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Speaker 12: that as a as a guy that takes golf very seriously,

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Speaker 12: takes tour golf very seriously, in the majors very seriously.

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Speaker 12: Everything to what's happening in Ukraine. And I understand we're

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Speaker 12: on the half yard line on the Ukraine deal, which

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Speaker 12: is the minerals deal the way it's been structured as

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Speaker 12: you saw it yesterday, Macrone. They're still trying to get

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Speaker 12: American security guarantees. Their belief is if they get the

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Speaker 12: United States in for some sort of development project with

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Speaker 12: their minerals, and remember most of their minerals, I believe

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Speaker 12: at least the way I understand the geography of Ukraine

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Speaker 12: are not simply in the eastern part of Ukraine but

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Speaker 12: very close to the Donbas So I don't know how

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Speaker 12: that's going to work without some sort of Russian you know,

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Speaker 12: at least acknowledgment, and I think they'll be part of

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Speaker 12: this Russian or repro schwan that they, you know, the

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Speaker 12: Europeans once again trying to get us entangled in the Ukraine.

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Speaker 12: The Ukraine deal makes perfect sense, or as perfect senses

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Speaker 12: you can get in this day and age, as part

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Speaker 12: of an overall Russian rapprochemde. I think I've got Mike

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Speaker 12: Ben's Mike Ben's Mike you join us TAUSI garbage just

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Speaker 12: put out a tweet or is a tweet out about

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Speaker 12: Tulsa about what she may be doing this NSA, Can

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Speaker 12: you explain to our audience, given your knowledge of the

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Speaker 12: intelligence community, kind of this what's come out on Twitter

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Speaker 12: the last couple of days. It seems seems quite depraved, perverted, demonic.

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Speaker 11: I don't know what you want.

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Speaker 12: To say, you know how you've referred to it, but

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Speaker 12: can you tell our audience exactly technically what's been going

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Speaker 12: on and what has been revealed by this.

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Speaker 5: Or yes there have been communications with the CIA and SA.

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Speaker 5: These are over unclassified channels, but essentially, just like private

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Speaker 5: corporations like Google have essentially chat groups for that are

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Speaker 5: designed for inclusivity and basically in group solidarity for various

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Speaker 5: identity groups in the intelligence community, you have these LGBT

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Speaker 5: and sort of queer centric affinity groups that have been

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Speaker 5: using the CI and NSA unclassified comms channels to basically.

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Speaker 8: You.

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Speaker 5: Say this charitably, to talk ill of domestic political opponents.

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Speaker 5: Of course, NSA are both supposed to point outwards. They're

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Speaker 5: not supposed to opine at all on domestic affairs, especially

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Speaker 5: domestic political affairs. They're supposed to answer to the democratic

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Speaker 5: will of the domestic population. And the fact that of

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Speaker 5: courses Chuck Schumer famously said, they have six ways from

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Speaker 5: Sunday to get back at you, to use those foreign

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Speaker 5: facing dirty tricks to target domestic political opponents. The fact

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Speaker 5: that they couldn't even keep it in their pants long

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Speaker 5: enough to do it on their own cell phones, to

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Speaker 5: do it on their own messaging apps on their own phones,

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Speaker 5: They couldn't wait to get to the office to conspire

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Speaker 5: with their friends about you know, celebrating the death of

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Speaker 5: people like Pat Robertson and to you know, call Tulsi

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Speaker 5: Gabbert a Russian agent or you know, an enemy of

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Speaker 5: the queer community.

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Speaker 13: Not sure even where they're getting that that from.

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Speaker 5: Uh, you know, is is evidence of just how deep

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Speaker 5: the ideological rot has gotten within the intelligence court.

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Speaker 11: So let me get this straight so the audience can

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Speaker 11: understand this.

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Speaker 12: You have these affinity groups, they use these com channels,

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Speaker 12: text messaging, chat rooms, whatever, at least sponsored or somehow

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Speaker 12: in the apparatus or the server of the intelligence these

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Speaker 12: various intelligence apparatuses. And this affinity group is what transgender

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Speaker 12: lgbt Q plus.

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Speaker 11: Is that what it is, this affinity group.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's it's important to remember here that there

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Speaker 5: was a reorientation of the intelligence community towards towards this

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Speaker 5: while Comm Mala Harris was vice president and when she

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Speaker 5: was on oversight of the of the of the Senate

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Speaker 5: Intelligence Committee, there was a famous episode I forget if

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Speaker 5: it was reported by the New York Times or Politico,

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Speaker 5: but where Kamala Harris described getting CIA analyst memos on

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Speaker 5: you know, geopolitics of countries in Central Asia and Eastern

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Speaker 5: Europe and whatnot. And she she she gave orders for

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Speaker 5: these CIA analysts to uh, you know, type the memos

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Speaker 5: up again or to go go going forward, make sure

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Speaker 5: that the the language in the CIA analyst memo was

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Speaker 5: gender inclusive. For example, she she cited, according to mainstream

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Speaker 5: news reporting, that a term was used to describe a

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Speaker 5: female foreign leader that would not be used, in her opinion,

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Speaker 5: for the same activities by a male foreign leader. And so,

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Speaker 5: you know, as as has been reported, she basically wanted

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Speaker 5: the intelligence community to completely reorient the language it uses

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Speaker 5: in intelligence analyst memos, the culture of the organization to

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Speaker 5: to basically have ideological dominance of the exact sect that

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Speaker 5: we now see as doing domestic political targeting and using

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Speaker 5: official c I N s A comms channels for you know,

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Speaker 5: basically a combination of a kink you know, a kink

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Speaker 5: sex talk a you know, a domestic targeting outlet, and

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Speaker 5: you know, a gossip column.

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Speaker 12: We'll get to the domestic targeting a second, But the

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Speaker 12: kink party. Doesn't that make people in the intelligence community

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Speaker 12: more vulnerable to be influenced, blackmailed, influenced except for by

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Speaker 12: by foreign powers. Isn't that doesn't the intelligence community. I

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Speaker 12: think that that is a concern that these people may

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Speaker 12: be exposed and maybe maybe black maybe open to blackmail.

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Speaker 5: Well, that was always the knock in the from the

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Speaker 5: nineteen fifties until you know, the nineteen seventies eighties, it

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Speaker 5: was always the you know, the the traditional FBI can

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Speaker 5: you know concern was that members of the LGB LGB community.

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Speaker 13: This is sort of before the T took over, you.

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Speaker 5: Know, because there was social stigma around homosexuality in the

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Speaker 5: mid twentieth century, that that you know, folks in high

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Speaker 5: level political spheres who had a deep, dark secret at

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Speaker 5: risk of being exposed, would be at risk, at risk

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Speaker 5: for blackmail. And this was you know, this was something

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Speaker 5: that was a not inconsiderable part of you know, US

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Speaker 5: counterintelligence in the mid twentieth century. But then I think

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Speaker 5: as LGBT was exported around the world by US intelligence

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Speaker 5: as a means to sort of break up post Soviet

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Speaker 5: states and draw them into a more liberal Euroatlantic order,

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Speaker 5: and as the sort of geopolitics of gender and sexual

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Speaker 5: identity became weaponized, as we're seeing with USA, for example,

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Speaker 5: spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year if not

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Speaker 5: low billions of dollars a year on transgender dance festivals,

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Speaker 5: LGBT music conferences, and and all sorts of cultural affinity groups.

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Speaker 5: And a large part of that is because it's it's

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Speaker 5: it stands in such stark contradiction to the norms of

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Speaker 5: the you know, the former Soviet Empire and the legacy

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Speaker 5: paternalistic Russian influence as well as the Chinese that that

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Speaker 5: it's they're useful affinity groups abroad. And so you sort

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Speaker 5: of have a similar situation where where just the promotion

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Speaker 5: of that at a movement and at a cultural level

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Speaker 5: has you know, can have some blowback when you start

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Speaker 5: to see this type of clustering.

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Speaker 13: You know, attacking heateron normative communities essentially.

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Speaker 12: So, yeah, and I'm not making a value judgment about

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Speaker 12: whatever people do in their room personal private life. The

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Speaker 12: question I'm asking this is a group this is a

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Speaker 12: group chat, right, which would be open to be uh,

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Speaker 12: to be broken by foreign agents. And here in the

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Speaker 12: group chat, they're they're open and and the thing gets

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Speaker 12: pretty salacious. Isn't that a problem with the intelligence community

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Speaker 12: having this type of platform where whatever people do in

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Speaker 12: their personal private life is what they do in their

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Speaker 12: personal private life. But here you're actually making it almost

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Speaker 12: like theater and it's out there for it. It seems

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Speaker 12: to maybe very easy for foreign intelligence agency, particularly the CCP,

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Speaker 12: who are brutal about this.

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Speaker 11: Kind of stuff.

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Speaker 12: That's why I can't can't imagine how this went on

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Speaker 12: and what you're saying is essentially officially sanctioned by previous

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Speaker 12: administrations of the intelligence community.

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Speaker 5: Well, that was it was a major emphasis of of

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Speaker 5: Kamala Harris during her time at the incent because remember

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Speaker 5: before she was vice president and running for president and

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Speaker 5: backed by if you remember, there was the you know,

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Speaker 5: fifty plus intelligence community you know, support letter for for

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Speaker 5: Kamala Harris over Joe Biden. She had bipartisan support during

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Speaker 5: the time that you know, internationalists Republicans really dominated the

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Speaker 5: Republican wing of Congress during Trump's first term while she

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Speaker 5: was on the Senate Intelligence Committee before she became vice

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Speaker 5: president and then the presidential nominee for the DNC. So

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Speaker 5: that you know, this super protected group status effectively means

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Speaker 5: that if you if you castigate the you know, you know,

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Speaker 5: the attempt to use official comms channels as private sex chats,

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Speaker 5: that you are what would normally be impropriety if if

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Speaker 5: it was done in the heterosexual community, is it becomes

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Speaker 5: almost like a hate speech targeted attack on a protected

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Speaker 5: class when the same standards are are held to that community.

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Speaker 5: I think that was at least the cultural norms that

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Speaker 5: were set up by the Biden Harris, by the Biden

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Speaker 5: Harris oversight and and implementation of the executive branch Intel Corps.

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Speaker 12: And there was also open almost targeting of political opposition.

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Speaker 12: It puts to a joke that these groups are a

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Speaker 12: political right. There was open derision and actual potential targeting

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Speaker 12: of political opposition.

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Speaker 5: Sir, yeah, I mean they openly, they openly celebrated the

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Speaker 5: death of Pat Robertson, you know, saying that if there's

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Speaker 5: you know, smoke, if it felt smoky today, was because

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Speaker 5: the gates of Hell had just opened up, and you know,

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Speaker 5: and you know, the deceased Conservative had just entered. And

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Speaker 5: then you know, followed by five or six similar chat

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Speaker 5: messages that were all spiking the football.

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Speaker 13: And you know, these these.

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Speaker 5: Sorts of things are are standard fair in the rough

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Speaker 5: and tumble of a comment section. Uh, you know, where

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Speaker 5: you have red team, blue team. But the fact is

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Speaker 5: is the intelligence community is where the darkest arts are practiced.

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Speaker 5: This is where we overthrow governments. This is this is

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Speaker 5: where we do uh, you know, gain of function funding

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Speaker 5: for freak viruses. This is where we provide clandestine support

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Speaker 5: for terrorist groups and paramilitaries. There's there's a license to

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Speaker 5: kill effectively given to these agencies. So when the civilians

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Speaker 5: who pay these people's paychecks see that they have their

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Speaker 5: sites directly on the on the taxpayers of this country,

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Speaker 5: where they're not even allowed to operate, I think it

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Speaker 5: resonates with with something with a very deep and legitimate

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Speaker 5: fear in the US population, which is that when you

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Speaker 5: are given when you are a spy agency who is

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Speaker 5: authorized to lie legally under NSC ten dash too plausible deniability,

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Speaker 5: when you are authorized to overthrow democrat the elected governments

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Speaker 5: and do all the malfeasance of of you know, traditional

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Speaker 5: CIA spycraft, there's a special burden on you too. You know,

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Speaker 5: just like judges are how do a standard beyond impropriety?

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Speaker 5: They have to avoid the appearance of impropriety, whether there

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Speaker 5: was propriety or not. They should not even come close

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Speaker 5: to the line. And in this case they blew so

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Speaker 5: far over it that you know, the smoke, so to speak,

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Speaker 5: was the exhaust pipe from from these these channels that

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Speaker 5: they were having. But like I said, if this, I

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Speaker 5: mean this is the unclassified comms that we got, Imagine

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Speaker 5: what's in the classified documents. Imagine the domestic targeting and

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Speaker 5: you know the language in CIA n s A analyst

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Speaker 5: memos during the Biden administration around populism.

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Speaker 13: I mean, populism was.

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Speaker 5: A major, a major target of intelligence work because it

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Speaker 5: was defined as a threat to democracy itself. So I

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Speaker 5: can only only imagine what's in the classified files around

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Speaker 5: you know, targeting of these various groups that in in

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Speaker 5: in the unclassified They're they're talking, they're they're celebrating the

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Speaker 5: deaths of openly.

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Speaker 12: Mike, this plays into the those of us that think

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Speaker 12: this is a the intelligence apparatus is completely and totally

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Speaker 12: out of control, not supervising. Where it is supervised, it's

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Speaker 12: to be weaponized against the American people. Uh, what is

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Speaker 12: your recommendation, because obviously you're very highly regarded in MAGA circles,

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Speaker 12: but you're also very highly regarded at the senior levels

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Speaker 12: of the White House administration. What what is Mike Bens's

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Speaker 12: conclusion here? What has to be done about this situation.

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Speaker 13: Keep cleaning house.

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Speaker 5: I think everything that's being done is incredibly heartening to see.

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Speaker 5: I actually don't think there has ever been this much

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Speaker 5: pressure on on the rogue intelligence agencies here in the

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Speaker 5: US in the entirety of US history. There was a

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Speaker 5: there was a moment of reform in the late nightnineteen

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Speaker 5: seventies during the Church and Pike Committee hearings during what

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Speaker 5: was called the Halloween Massacre, when Jimmy Carter fired thirty

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Speaker 5: percent of the CIA and slash their budget. It's now

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Speaker 5: it's been floated that up to half of CIA officers

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Speaker 5: or agents or analysts could be fired in the upcoming months,

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Speaker 5: which would be even more severe in drastic than what

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Speaker 5: was done under Jimmy Carter. And then when you combine

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Speaker 5: the fact that US eight has been slashed and USAID

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Speaker 5: that CI then works with to conduct operations. I don't

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Speaker 5: think there's anything that's been close in previous years to

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Speaker 5: what has been done just in the past month. But

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Speaker 5: you can expect opposition on this from several places. The judges.

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Speaker 5: There's going to be a full court press to go

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Speaker 5: to jurisdictions in New York or wherever they can find

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Speaker 13: I think that it's already underway.

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Speaker 12: this you think we ought to understand, particularly as Tulca

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Speaker 12: Gabbert and John Radcliffe try to get their hands around

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Speaker 12: the deconstruction of the deep state.

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Speaker 13: Well, it's important to remember that it's all connected.

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Speaker 5: In this case, it was CIA in NSA, but CIA

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Speaker 5: is primarily a you know, a covert support mechanism for

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Speaker 5: the State Department, and NSA is a covert support mechanism

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Speaker 5: for the Pentagon, and so it's all connected.

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Speaker 13: This attempt to clean.

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Speaker 5: Out the rogue elements and the rot within the intelligence

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Speaker 5: community means that the same pressure needs to be applied

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Speaker 5: at State and at DoD. So obviously USAID has come

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Speaker 5: under intense pressure, but State will be inheriting USAID and

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Speaker 5: so all of those programs and all those functions that

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Speaker 5: were being done to project soft power influence. For example,

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Speaker 5: we talked about how some of these gender identity and

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Speaker 5: sexual orientation identity aspects have been weaponized by US state

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Speaker 5: craft for decades now as a way to try to

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Speaker 5: implement regime change or try to alter the course of elections.

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Speaker 5: A great example of this, for example, the CIA Red

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Speaker 5: Cell memo that was disclosed by WikiLeaks from two thousand

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Speaker 5: and ten showed that when the CIA, when the State

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Speaker 5: Department was frustrated that France and Germany that their parliaments

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Speaker 5: were not taking more taxpayer dollars from Germans and French

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Speaker 5: citizens to support the NATO war effort in Afghanistan. The

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Speaker 5: CI analyst memo proposed to the State Department based on

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Speaker 5: their own field work and polling surveys they'd done, that

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Speaker 5: if the messaging is changed from a national security predicate

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Speaker 5: to support the war to a feminist predicate to support

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Speaker 5: the war, by changing the State Department messaging and the

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Speaker 5: USAID media funded messaging away from Afghans as terrorists to

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Speaker 5: Afghan women as being oppressed, that that would lead more

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Speaker 5: of the German population and French population. Because fifty percent

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Speaker 5: of the voters are women, and you have many men

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Speaker 5: who are sympathetic to the women's rights issues that that

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Speaker 5: would lead European parliaments to vote to give more money

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Speaker 5: for the NATO war in Afghanistan.

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Speaker 13: And you see this play out in country after country,

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Speaker 13: this selective.

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Speaker 5: Analysis of the demographics of a country in order to

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Speaker 5: build up those capacities in order to implement to achieve

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Speaker 5: aims that are deemed beneficial to US state craft. And

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Speaker 5: so I think that this has now gone on so

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Speaker 5: long that we're now seeing blowback at home. There's a parallel,

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Speaker 5: for example, with our migrant and refugee programs. The primary

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Speaker 5: function of our refugee programs and migrant programs are to

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Speaker 5: bring people from foreign countries in war torn areas where

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Speaker 5: their families are part of militias or political royalty who's

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Speaker 5: being oppressed there, and bring them to safety in the US,

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Speaker 5: pay for their entire lifestyles, and have tens of thousands

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Speaker 5: of them send back remittances that basically fund CIA or

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Speaker 5: special forces proxy war in the region. But then those

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Speaker 5: people stay here and they in turn exert their own

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Speaker 5: influence over the politics, and there is blowback.

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Speaker 13: This is what's happening in line, for example with Pakistan.

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Speaker 5: Pakistan plays a major role in British state craft in

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Speaker 5: Central Asia and even into Romania and Ukraine. And the

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Speaker 5: fact that there's been such a huge amount of importing

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Speaker 5: of those refugee communities who are playing a useful role

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Speaker 5: to Great Britain in terms of funding the British war

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Speaker 5: effort in the Great Game against Russia. You see the

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Speaker 5: same thing happening with gender and sexual orientation blowback here

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Speaker 5: in the intelligence community. Who works again with those elements

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Speaker 5: you know, abroad for statecraft purposes. So this has to

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Speaker 5: be a holistic effort, is what I'm saying. You see

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Speaker 5: this at CIA in Nsa, you have to take it

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Speaker 5: all the way up to the chain to the State

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Speaker 5: Department in d od And that means Marco Rubio and

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Speaker 5: Pete Hegst have their work.

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Speaker 11: Cut out for them.

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Speaker 12: Wow at Tulsa, Gabbert extraordinary. Ben's where can we get you?

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Speaker 12: I know on social media your active influential in a

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Speaker 12: mush rey?

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Speaker 11: Where do people go at?

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Speaker 5: Mike ben cyber on x and the website is Foundation

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Speaker 5: for Freedom Online dot com.

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Speaker 12: Ben's I hope it's not too long before we can't

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Speaker 12: interview you because you're in the administration. It's one of

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Speaker 12: you so much man, great work. Thanks very special guy

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Speaker 12: right there. Spent years working on this. We've talked about

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Speaker 12: this from the very first days in the administration when

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Speaker 12: he actually worked over at HUDD with doctor Ben Carson.

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Speaker 12: New a bet cyber knew about this information war knew

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Speaker 11: Mike Lindell.

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Speaker 11: Short commercial break back for the second hour.