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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: If you look at photos of the Empire State building

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Speaker 2: and being constructed in record time, by the way, you know,

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Speaker 2: you don't see there are any illegal aliens. You look

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Speaker 2: at the photos of US landing a man on the moon,

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Speaker 2: you look at the NASA control room, you don't see

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Speaker 2: any photos of illegal aliens. Americans built this country, Americans

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Speaker 2: sustained this country. Americans have powered this country for two

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Speaker 2: and a half centuries.

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Speaker 3: I think Trump has eroded global trust in the American

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Speaker 3: economy and American deal making.

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Speaker 4: Any in the all time high market, ever.

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Speaker 3: It's high because they don't all time high.

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Speaker 5: I think Trump has got You've never been high, never

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Speaker 5: be worth more, have never been more successful, never when

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Speaker 5: he liberates he wrote it ue to trust all time

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Speaker 5: high today at four point thirty in history, never worth more.

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Speaker 1: What are you talking about?

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Speaker 6: Does it get tricky at all with the former president

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Speaker 6: President Obama looking at what his role on this is

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Speaker 6: and bringing him in for some sort of deposition potential

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Speaker 6: seep Well, listen, I mean I can't.

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Speaker 7: We have no concern about that.

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Speaker 6: If it's uncomfortable for him, he shouldn't have been involved

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Speaker 6: in overseeing this, which is what it appears to us

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Speaker 6: has happened. There's a lot of allegations on the table.

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Speaker 6: Our job is to go and follow each of those

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Speaker 6: trails and to find out the truth.

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Speaker 8: For years, if you wanted to build a factory, a pipeline,

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Speaker 8: a transmission grid, you were held up by permitting. And

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Speaker 8: President Trump has given whether it's EPA, the Energy Interior,

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Speaker 8: a mandate that these permits should get out within a month.

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Speaker 8: So America is building things again. And I tell you

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Speaker 8: this is the way that countries get rich and stay

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Speaker 8: rich is through long term investment and productivity.

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Speaker 2: Joe Biden and the Democrat Party allowed millions of military

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Speaker 2: age men with criminal records and criminal intentions and criminal

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Speaker 2: ambitions into the country to pray on us, to pray

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Speaker 2: in our cities, to pray in our communities. That on

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Speaker 2: top of that, millions more are stealing our benefits, stealing healthcare,

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Speaker 2: stealing spots in our public schools, and stealing the wages

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Speaker 2: and the incomes of working Americans. It is a travesty

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Speaker 2: across the board. Under President Trump's leadership, though record numbers

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Speaker 2: are being picked up, deported, arrested, jailed, and sent out.

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Speaker 9: I read I read in the paper every day that

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Speaker 9: majority of people in ice custody are not criminals. Wrong,

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Speaker 9: majority are criminals who are the rest of the people

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Speaker 9: in our custody to put their national security threats fugitives,

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Speaker 9: those who had due process, at great taxpayer expense, a

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Speaker 9: federal judge ordered them removed rather than leaving. They became

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Speaker 9: a fugitive and they're in the wind. The law requires

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Speaker 9: us to execute those removal orders.

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine getting a lecture on public safety from

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Speaker 2: the party that has let child's rapists and murderers into

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Speaker 2: this country in mass do you have any idea how

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Speaker 2: many little girls have been named and raped and killed

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Speaker 2: by the illegal aliens that they let into our country,

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Speaker 2: that they gleefully allowed into our nation, and they want

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Speaker 2: to lecture us on public safety. They have destroyed the

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Speaker 2: lives of countless thousands of Americans, and today Democrats run

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Speaker 2: sanctuary cities that protect and shield illegal aliens who have

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Speaker 2: committed the most heinous crimes for deportation.

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Speaker 8: Newspapers like the Wall Street Journal are not used to

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Speaker 8: a high function executive president. They are used to perhaps

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Speaker 8: President Biden, perhaps President Obama, who was not as economically

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Speaker 8: sophisticated as President Trump. President Trump solicits a whole range

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Speaker 8: of opinions and then makes it decision. So he takes

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Speaker 8: a lot of inputs and at the end of the day,

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Speaker 8: it's his decision.

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Speaker 10: You know, we're so thankful that the CBP officer is

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Speaker 10: going to be okay. We pray for him and his family. Well,

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Speaker 10: what if this was just a normal person out there

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Speaker 10: on the.

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Speaker 1: River at night. We want to know about this.

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Speaker 10: You know that these two illegals could have killed it

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Speaker 10: into some person or two people. At this point, there

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Speaker 10: were just so many got aways and so many people

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Speaker 10: let in on the last administration that didn't come.

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Speaker 1: Here for a better life.

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Speaker 10: And we see that now both these individuals have such

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Speaker 10: a large criminal history and they've been encountered so many

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Speaker 10: times by local law enforcement that this accident or this

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Speaker 10: incident should never happen.

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Speaker 11: The presidents and the entire White House are praying for

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Speaker 11: this brave Customs and Border Patrol agent in his family

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Speaker 11: as he is currently fighting for his life in the hospital.

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Speaker 11: And this is exactly why President Trump was elected into

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Speaker 11: office with an overwhelming mandate to secure our homeland and

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Speaker 11: to move forward with the largest mass deportation operation in

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Speaker 11: American history.

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Speaker 1: Every day is a battle for your mind.

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Speaker 12: Raging information coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: Fear not.

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Speaker 12: You found a place for truth, the voice of a

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Speaker 12: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 12: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 12: the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here we go up.

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Speaker 13: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country honored to be

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Speaker 13: with you. As always, we have an action packed show

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Speaker 13: in store for you. Right now, President Donald Trump is

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Speaker 13: wrapping up in the Oval Office and he is talking

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Speaker 13: about that Obama committed treason and is potentially guilty. There's

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Speaker 13: also some breaking Epstein news today. Gallaine Maxwell is going

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Speaker 13: to be interviewed by the Department of Justice. What does

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Speaker 13: that all mean? President Donald Trump continues to bash Jerome Powell.

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Speaker 13: Will he remove Jerome Palell? And are we going to

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Speaker 13: finally we see a lowering of the interest rates. Later

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Speaker 13: in the program, we have Segar and Genty and we

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Speaker 13: also have Alex Marlowe. We have some huge guests to

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Speaker 13: cover it all. But first I want to tell you

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Speaker 13: what I was doing yesterday. Oh. We also have Senator

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Speaker 13: Ran Paul I mean, we have the whole show packed

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Speaker 13: with superstars. Yesterday I was with Tucker Carlson in Maine.

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Speaker 13: We had a phenomenal conversation about something that is not

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Speaker 13: getting much media coverage. And President Donald Trump talked about

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Speaker 13: this in the Oval today. In so many words, it's

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Speaker 13: very easy to focus on the stories that are popping up,

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Speaker 13: and we should focus on them. We're going to continue

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Speaker 13: to cover them. But there are sometimes these slow burned stories.

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Speaker 13: There are stories that are not the biggest story until

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Speaker 13: it's the biggest story. One of them is the fact

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Speaker 13: that younger people have had their livelihoods and their futures

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Speaker 13: intergenerationally stolen and from them. And we've talked about this

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Speaker 13: for quite some time, and we mean it beyond just

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Speaker 13: the fiscal policy. It's beyond the fact that we're a

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Speaker 13: thirty seven trillion dollar debt or nation. It's beyond even

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Speaker 13: the student loan debt. It is the quality of life

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Speaker 13: and the purchasing power of every generation decreases. Every generation's

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Speaker 13: to prior generations. For example, the average home price used

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Speaker 13: to be about three times the median income in America.

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Speaker 13: Now it's seven times the media income in America. Young

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Speaker 13: pay later. It's a financing operation essentially to be able

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Speaker 13: a way to bypass the traditional credit card companies. Young

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Speaker 13: to buy groceries. Something seriously wrong. And it's not a

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Speaker 13: problem of growth. And this is the contention I made

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Speaker 13: with Tucker Carlson yesterday, and I'm going to play you

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Speaker 13: some pieces of tape here. The economy is growing, it

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Speaker 13: has been growing. And again this is President Donald Trump's

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Speaker 13: one of his great challenges, and I think he's going

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Speaker 13: to get it done. But boy, this is generational stuff,

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Speaker 13: which is the economy is growing. We have problems that

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Speaker 13: was shrinking. Here's part of my conversation yesterday with Tucker Carlson.

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Speaker 13: You can listen to the entire conversation on our YouTube

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Speaker 13: channel in an anatote and annotated way, and also on

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Speaker 13: the Charlie Kirkshaw podcast page, but of course, most importantly

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Speaker 13: on the Tucker Carlson podcast page. Let's play cut three seventeen.

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Speaker 13: A lot of people over fifty think this is a

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Speaker 13: foreign concept, and they think, one on, this is just

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Speaker 13: So let me kind of paint this picture. It is

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Speaker 13: harder than ever to own a home. We know this,

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Speaker 13: but how much harder back when my parents had to

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Speaker 13: Rents have gone up inflation adjusted, from about nine hundred

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Speaker 13: You're trying to figure it out. Thirty eight years old.

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Speaker 13: This is and look, I love going on Fox News

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Speaker 13: and was on last night with Jesse Waters. You just

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Speaker 13: There's so many complexities and depth and nuances to this,

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Speaker 13: a sudden political radicalization starts to seep in. I have

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Speaker 13: this should hammer at home. It's from my friend Frank Turk,

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Speaker 13: I said, I'm gonna steal this one. Frank, when was

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Speaker 13: the last time you washed a rental car? When you

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Speaker 13: you know it. You're borrowing it. And it's no different

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Speaker 13: President Donald Trump in the Oval today talk about how

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Speaker 13: people cannot buy homes because interest rates are too high,

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Speaker 13: and he's exactly right. People say all the time, well, Charlie,

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Speaker 13: what is the solution, Because we talked about the problem

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Speaker 13: at length with Tucker Carlson yesterday, what is the solution.

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Speaker 13: One of the solutions is, let's lower rates. Once you

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Speaker 13: it easier for young people to borrow and they can

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Speaker 13: get their slice of the American dream. Because once you're

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Speaker 13: It's very rare. Do you go from owner to renting.

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Speaker 13: It happens. But once you go from renting to owner,

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Speaker 16: Thanks so much for being along for the ride. President

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Speaker 17: and prosperity and capitalizing and delivering on all the campaign

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Speaker 17: that all Republicans did by extension. We're really proud of that.

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Speaker 17: And I'll tell you what history is going to record

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Speaker 17: this to be one of the most consequential, extraordinary first

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Speaker 17: The voters in this country gave Republicans the chance to

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Speaker 18: Than we are from winning to Hunter Biden.

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Speaker 16: Biden making headlines again this morning, this time for his

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Speaker 19: Everybody in every election before a president or somebody is

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Speaker 16: That was Hunter Biden talking with YouTube creator Andrew Callahan

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Speaker 16: there and in other headlines this afternoon, Harvard University asking

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Speaker 16: It's the latest legal and funding face off between the

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Speaker 16: sides after Harvard rejected demands from the administration to change governance, hiring,

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Speaker 16: the grants were canceled due to the government prioritizing not

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Speaker 13: Ran Paul, Senator has several announcements that he has been making. Senator, First,

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Speaker 13: I want to ask you, can you just inform the audience,

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Speaker 13: remind the audience about the Fauci Autopen pardons and what

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Speaker 13: do you do? You actually think that because the pardon

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Speaker 13: for Anthony Fauci was signed by Autopen, there could be

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Speaker 13: potentially some legal way that we could still hold Anthony

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Speaker 13: Fauci criminally accountable.

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Speaker 20: Senator, Well, I think we don't know, but the only

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Speaker 20: way to do it is to challenge it. So, for example,

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Speaker 20: I do believe Anthony Fauci committed a felony by lying

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Speaker 20: to Congress, so you have to charge him with a felony,

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Speaker 20: take him to court, and then the court will decide

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Speaker 20: whether or not the pardon is upheld.

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Speaker 3: You can argue till you're blue in the face it.

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Speaker 20: You can't do autopens and that maybe the President wasn't

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Speaker 20: aware of it. But the only way to actually do

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Speaker 20: this is you have to charge someone who has pardoned.

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Speaker 20: I think Anthony Fauci is the most likely to be chargeable.

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Speaker 20: There are other people Hunter Biden, and they could be

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Speaker 20: to decide Hunter Biden's case. He actually did physically sign it,

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Speaker 20: so he must have had perhaps recognized who Hunter Biden was,

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Speaker 20: and he also had to recognize the importance of.

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Speaker 3: Signing it with Fauci.

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Speaker 20: I'm not sure if he knows Anthony Fauci's name or

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Speaker 20: is aware of the circumstances. He is somewhat distant from

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Speaker 3: But then we way to figure this out is to

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Speaker 3: take it to court.

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Speaker 13: The senator remind the audience here just one more question

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Speaker 13: on the Fauci thing. What did he lie about in

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Speaker 13: front of Congress and what was the significance here? And

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Speaker 13: I believe it was in part of your testimony and

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Speaker 13: his testimony, your cross examination of him or he lied.

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Speaker 13: Please remind the audience about this.

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Speaker 20: Anthony Fauci testified for poor Congress in a very vigorous

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Speaker 20: and heated and animated way that the NIH never funded

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Speaker 20: gain a function research in Wuhan. Well, this is directly

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Speaker 20: contradicted by the actual people who were involved in the funding.

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Speaker 20: Eco Health Alliance was the firm that the NIH funded

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Speaker 20: send a letter back to the NIH when it started

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Speaker 20: up again, and they said, thank you for restarting our

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Speaker 20: gain of function research funds.

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Speaker 3: That's one evidence.

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Speaker 20: But another bit of evidence comes from NIH Interim Director Taybak, who,

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Speaker 20: when asked whether this was gain of function research, said,

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Speaker 20: believe he lied. I think he lied repeatedly, and I

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Speaker 13: Now, Senator shifting gears, you were a phenomenal leader exposing

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Speaker 13: how the intel agencies entrapped President Donald Trump during this

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Speaker 13: whole Rushagate thing and actually how it also resulted and unfortunately,

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Speaker 13: unne unnecessarily adversarial relations with Russia. President Donald Trump in

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Speaker 13: the Oval Office has now said that Obama committed treason,

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Speaker 13: that the Obama administration basically planted all of the seeds

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Speaker 13: the documents of the particulars that President Donald Trump has

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Speaker 13: been brief done. What's your thought on now what Tulsea

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Speaker 13: Gabbert is doing to expose the deep state and the

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Speaker 13: and a duly elected president. Senator Rampaul, you know.

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Speaker 20: I think Tulsa Gobber is doing a great job. I'm

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Speaker 20: by one hundred, one hundred percent. In the first Trump administration,

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Speaker 20: should have their security clearance taken away. And I advocated

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Speaker 20: think they were abusing their power. I do believe in

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Speaker 20: twenty sixteen, early twenty seventeen, right after the election, that

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Speaker 20: they were using foreign intelligence agencies to gather intelligence on

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Speaker 20: Biden under the Obama administration, that were.

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Speaker 3: Abusing their office to collect intel.

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Speaker 20: I think that they changed intelligence. The conclusion was that, yeah, sure,

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Speaker 20: the Russians tried. They tried, they bought fifty thousand dollars

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Speaker 20: worth of Facebook ads, but they weren't very effective and

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Speaker 20: didn't have any influence on the election. That was immediately

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Speaker 20: changed or surreptitiously changed in December of twenty sixteen after

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Speaker 20: government is that somehow Donald Trump's election was illegitimate, that

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Speaker 20: it was based on Russian interference. I think this was

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Speaker 20: a politically motivated and purposely done misuse of the intelligence powers.

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Speaker 20: I think Telsea Gabbard's correct and trying to expose this.

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Speaker 13: So you've been involved in all of this, and again

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Speaker 13: I think Brennan has I agree with you, Brennan has

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Speaker 13: not only abused this power. I think all roads lead

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Speaker 13: back to the CIA. Let's play cut three twenty three,

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Speaker 13: and I'd like to get your reaction three twenty three.

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Speaker 7: Which shot that you should be talking about?

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Speaker 14: Is they caught President Obama absolutely cold, Chelsea Gabbert. What

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Speaker 14: they did to this country in twenty sixteen, starting in

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Speaker 14: the election. Then they got caught and they should be

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Speaker 14: very severe consequences for that. After what they did to me,

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Speaker 14: and whether it's right or wrong, it's time to go

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Speaker 14: after people. Obama's been caught directly.

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Speaker 13: So Senator what potentially I mean just I know we're

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Speaker 13: hypothesizing here and speculating, but what potentially could Obama or

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Speaker 13: be charged with? What could they potentially be Brennan, how

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Speaker 13: could they be held accountable? Clapper included Senator Rampaul.

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Speaker 20: You know there were stories even at the time. I

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Speaker 20: people talking about that the Obama administration was spreading things

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Speaker 20: around to make sure that they couldn't be destroyed.

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Speaker 3: By the Trump situation, by the Trump administration.

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Speaker 20: But what they were spreading around was misinformation. You remember

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Speaker 20: the guy that did the Steele dossier. All of a sudden,

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Speaker 20: he's flying across the ocean and meeting secretly with John McCain,

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Speaker 20: who breathlessly believed everything.

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Speaker 3: This spy was telling him.

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Speaker 20: He was basically duped by a spy with misinformation from

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Speaker 20: the Clinton campaign who McCain then comes running back and

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Speaker 20: dutifully tells the Intelligence Committee what he was being given.

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Speaker 20: So the intelligen the Democrats give the Intelligence Committee and

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Speaker 20: community the Steele dossier. The Steele dossier then given back

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Speaker 20: to McCain, who then gives it back.

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Speaker 3: To the Intelligence agency.

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Speaker 20: So it all starts in one place, goes in a circle,

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Speaker 20: and McCain was basically duped into being a part of

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Speaker 20: ginning up this big hoax. But the one principle that's

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Speaker 20: important above and beyond.

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Speaker 3: Who gets prosecuted, even above and beyond Donald Trump.

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Speaker 20: Is we cannot allow our intelligence agencies to go after

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Speaker 20: US citizens, particularly the CIA, And I believe what they

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Speaker 20: did in this instance is the head of the CIA,

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Speaker 20: John Brennan. I believe interacted with a head of intelligence

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Speaker 20: in England and other countries to spy on US citizens.

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Speaker 20: I believe that those meetings in a bar random meetings

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Speaker 3: I don't think those were random.

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Speaker 20: I think those were ordered by the CIA. But they

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Speaker 20: knew it was illegal to do themselves, so they got

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Speaker 20: British intelligence or Australian intelligence or other countries' intelligence to

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Speaker 20: do their dirty work for them.

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Speaker 13: And so additionally, we could also say that Brennan could

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Speaker 13: face hopefully many years in jail for lying before Congress

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Speaker 13: over the MSA spying, but that could be on the

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Speaker 13: statue limitations unless you put up a conspiracy charge. And

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Speaker 13: so I want to just make sure we build this

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Speaker 13: picture out even more because Senator you have been by

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Speaker 13: far the best, in my opinion, of any senator out

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Speaker 13: there talking about the abuses of the intel agencies. You've

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Speaker 13: been so consistent and so principled. So I think you

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Speaker 13: are uniquely positioned to talk about how we rein in

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Speaker 13: the intelligence community. Where else should we be looking? Where

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Speaker 13: else are their abuses? Are there missteps? Have there been overreaches?

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Speaker 13: Because as you can see here, the president has a

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Speaker 13: demand to try to hold them accountable, which is far overdue.

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Speaker 13: Where else would you recommend for this administration, this Department

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Speaker 13: of Justice, this president to look forward to finally bring

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Speaker 13: the Intel community heal.

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Speaker 20: You know, I think President Trump's done more than any

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Speaker 20: at heart. These are people who believe there has been abuses.

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Speaker 20: Tulsi Gabbard was abused by this Quiet Skies program that

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Speaker 20: We also know, I know from doing the research for

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Speaker 3: At the CIA that even on the analysis.

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Speaker 20: that there were superiors reversing the judgment of different scientists

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Speaker 20: the reasons being that the analyst who came back saying

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Speaker 20: was fitting Trump's rhetoric, and that it was too pro Trump,

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Speaker 20: we have people at the CIA analysts who are not

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Speaker 13: Very quick, we only have a minute remaining. We found

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Speaker 13: out the House will be recessing starting on Wednesday, coming

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Speaker 13: back in September. Do you believe the Senate will stay

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Speaker 13: in session to work on President Trump's confirmation. Senator Rample,

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Speaker 20: News is approved more nominees than at any point in

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Speaker 20: good job with this. I continue to advocate plowing forward.

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Speaker 20: I am a chairman of my committee. I've approved a

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Speaker 3: I get them as fast as I can get them.

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Speaker 20: I put them through the committee, and so I've been

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Speaker 3: But I think we've done a good job.

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Speaker 20: I don't think there's probably a reason to change our schedule,

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Speaker 13: Senator, thank you so much. We need to get those

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Speaker 13: US attorneys in those ambassadorships, so please stay on that. Centator,

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Speaker 13: Major breaking news this morning. It's an idea that we

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Speaker 13: this very seriously. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced this morning

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Speaker 13: meet with former Jeffrey Epstein associate Gallaine Maxwell sometime in

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Speaker 13: Blanche says, quote, this Department of Justice does not show

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Speaker 13: today as it was when it was written, namely that

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Speaker 13: President Trump has told us to release all credible evidence.

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Speaker 13: If Glaine Maxwell has information about anyone who has committed

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Speaker 13: crimes against victims, the FBI and the dj will hear

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Speaker 13: what she has to say. Unquote. In a separate follow

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Speaker 13: For the first time, the Department of Justice is reaching

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Speaker 13: out to Glainne Maxwell to ask what do you know?

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Speaker 13: No one is above the law and no lead is

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Speaker 13: off limits. Now some people are saying, well, what do

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Speaker 13: you mean by credible information? While the Wall Street Journal

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Speaker 13: very well might be some uncredible information that prior Intel

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Speaker 13: all this and that's very important. The Wall Street Journal

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Speaker 13: piece shows that there's a misinformation campaign against President Trump.

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Speaker 13: Not even President Trump's current critics are believing that Wall

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Speaker 13: Bondi has filed the unsealed grand jury documents in this case,

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Speaker 13: President Donald Trump has authorized the DOJ to move to

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Speaker 13: Not Senate majority, I'm sorry, someone in the hands hands

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Speaker 13: to you. Is that Todd Blanche, Pambondi, President Trump Cash, Pttel,

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Speaker 13: to you. They're moving to allow Gallaine Maxwell to testify

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Speaker 13: President Donald Trump. As you know, this was a huge

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Speaker 16: Thanks so much for being here with us, Lisa, Lisa

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Speaker 16: King there joining us from Nation Health MD.

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Speaker 13: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always, freedom at

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Speaker 13: Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast. I was

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Speaker 13: very moved by a conversation that our next guest had

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Speaker 13: with Tucker Carlson. I was on Tucker Show yesterday. I said,

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Speaker 13: let's book him. I think he's super smart and has

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Speaker 13: an amazing way of thinking about things. I don't know

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Speaker 13: if I always agree with him, but I don't even

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Speaker 13: agree with myself all the time. Joining us now is

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Speaker 13: Sager and Getty. He is the host of breaking points

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Speaker 13: and very smart and also went on Tucker Carlson about

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Speaker 13: two weeks before I did. Sager, great to see.

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Speaker 4: You, hey, thanks for having me, Charlie.

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Speaker 18: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 19: Man.

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Speaker 13: Yes, So one of the things I want to talk

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Speaker 13: to you about this was kind of the theme of

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Speaker 13: my Tucker conversation, and then we can get into more

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Speaker 13: of the juicier, more headline scintillating stuff in a little

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Speaker 13: bit is the plight of younger people. And you had

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Speaker 13: a phenomenal take on this, from their attachment to even

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Speaker 13: draft kings to kind of this debt financed economy. I

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Speaker 13: touched on this yesterday the best that I could. But

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Speaker 13: the kids are not all right. We are seeing it

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Speaker 13: harder than ever to own homes that more depressed, more

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Speaker 13: socially isolated. What's going on with younger people that you

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Speaker 13: wish that more of our leaders, more boomers, more elders understood.

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Speaker 22: Yeah, I mean one of my favorite things Tucker Carlson

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Speaker 22: ever said, I think it was in the election of

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Speaker 22: twenty twenty, is that whoever in this selection is going

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Speaker 22: to make it easier for a thirty year old American

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Speaker 22: to buy a house and to raise a family is

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Speaker 22: the only person who deserves to win. I think that's

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Speaker 22: a really good heuristic. I mean, look at where we

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Speaker 22: are right now, Charlie. The average first time home buyer

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Speaker 22: in the United States is now thirty eight years old.

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Speaker 22: That's a record high. It used to be twenty seven

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Speaker 22: years old, not that long ago. The median home buyer

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Speaker 22: in the US is fifty six years old. So you know,

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Speaker 22: this gets to the conversation that you and Tucker really

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Speaker 22: had about the selfishness of the boomer generation. And it's

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Speaker 22: one of those where you're watching wealth not only be

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Speaker 22: hoarded in the form of a home, but to be

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Speaker 22: protected with so many different ordinances, in different ways of living.

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Speaker 22: And I'm not trying to make this some sort of

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Speaker 22: entree point into yimbiism, only to recognize the problem like

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Speaker 22: right now, a thirty eight year old who's buying their

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Speaker 22: first time home is leveraged up to the hill to

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Speaker 22: a point that they never were in the history of

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Speaker 22: our country. Right now, the first time home buyer I mentioned,

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Speaker 22: he's thirty eight years old, forty two percent of their

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Speaker 22: after tax income is being spent on their mortgage payment.

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Speaker 22: For that average thirty eight year old leaves very very

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Speaker 22: little room, you know, a wiggle room. I just had

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Speaker 22: a child, a baby daughter. I mean the amount of

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Speaker 22: expenses that come with having a child, both from your

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Speaker 22: health insurance, premium, deductible stroll or cars. I mean changes

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Speaker 22: your entire life in a genuinely irrevocable way. And then

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Speaker 22: you look also for the rest of the you know,

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Speaker 22: their finances. I just looked it up right before I

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Speaker 22: came on the show. The average millennial credit card balance

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Speaker 22: right now today is five to six thousand dollars. That's

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Speaker 22: in their balance. They're not paying that balance. That vast

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Speaker 22: majority of Americans aren't able to meet that payment every

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Speaker 22: single year. That means they're being charged user as credit

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Speaker 22: card rates of some nineteen to thirty one percent in terms.

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Speaker 4: Of their APR.

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Speaker 22: So you are just watching runaway debt destroy the balance sheets,

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Speaker 22: and then the entire system is basically you know, we

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Speaker 22: were talking about sports betting on Tucker's show, is basically

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Speaker 22: trying to sell degeneracy and debt to as many Americans

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Speaker 22: as humanly possible, which is just getting them farther and

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Speaker 22: farther away from what makes us fundamentally happy in this world.

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Speaker 4: So our country is totally broken.

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Speaker 22: It starts with the homes, it also goes to debt,

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Speaker 22: and the entire way that our debt finance leverage system

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Speaker 22: is designed is really to the benefit of a lot

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Speaker 22: of people who are older, and certainly not to the

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Speaker 22: benefit of anybody who's under forty in this country.

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Speaker 13: So what caused this? I mean again, that's what I

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Speaker 13: love about your show. I listened to it every so often.

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Speaker 13: I like you more than Crystal Ballton. No offense to hers,

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Speaker 13: just thing.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all good with me.

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Speaker 13: It is what it is. It's fine, it is what

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Speaker 13: it is. But I think your commentary is precise and

1042
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Speaker 13: you make me think and it's not partisan, it's just real,

1043
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Speaker 13: which I really like. And so how did we get here?

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Speaker 13: Just outside of platitudes and bumper stickers, what practically can

1045
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Speaker 13: you point to two or three moments that decisions were made,

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Speaker 13: either through public policy or cultural moments where basically we

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Speaker 13: decided we're not going to hand a good country off

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Speaker 13: to our kids. What costs specifically.

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Speaker 22: It's really difficult to say something definitely changed in the

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Speaker 22: year nineteen seventy one. There's a great website wtf happened

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Speaker 22: in the year nineteen seventy one. There's all kinds of

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Speaker 22: charts to show I love looking back at the cost

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Speaker 22: of living. I mean, if I had to point to

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Speaker 22: concrete different thing, it would be Number one is student debt,

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Speaker 22: and that was, of course the government's backstopping of the

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Speaker 22: student debt crisis, guaranteeing of the loans which cause runaway

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Speaker 22: inflation in terms of education costs. I would also point

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Speaker 22: to people like Joe Biden, who represented the state of

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Speaker 22: Delaware and was called, you know, the senator from MBNA.

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Speaker 4: But it's not really fair.

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Speaker 22: To just blame Joe Biden, who passed speech of the

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Speaker 22: legislation in the nineteen eighties protecting the credit card industry.

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Speaker 22: Since that time, there has been an immense amount of

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Speaker 22: pushback on Capitol Hill. So even cap credit card interest rates,

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Speaker 22: or at the very least to go after the profit

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Speaker 22: centers themselves that allow people really to get into this

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Speaker 22: runaway debt situation. The housing story is a lot more complicated.

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Speaker 22: I mean, you've talked a lot about here on your

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Speaker 22: show with illegal immigration.

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Speaker 4: I think that's part of the story. I don't think

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Speaker 4: that's all of the story.

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Speaker 22: But the very least we know that we have a

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Speaker 22: housing crisis and a shortage, But really it's about the

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Speaker 22: structure of our economy.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 22: One of the things I really fundamentally believe is that

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Speaker 22: not all Americans should have to be able to move

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Speaker 22: to some sort of urban economic center if they don't

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Speaker 22: want to. And increasingly the way that our jobs and

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Speaker 22: our economy and all is structured. Are any super zip

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Speaker 22: codes where the price and the cost of living, like

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Speaker 22: where I live near the Washington, DC area, is just

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Speaker 22: absolutely out of control. So unfortunately, I really can't point

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Speaker 22: to a single point one or two different things. Obviously

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Speaker 22: student debt and credit cards are one of them. But

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Speaker 22: at this point we are where we are, man like,

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Speaker 22: we got to deal with it at this point, and

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Speaker 22: in terms of dealing with it, we have got to

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Speaker 22: go after these massive profit centers which just rip people off.

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Speaker 4: And I don't see enough.

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Speaker 22: I don't see enough energy in that in the Democrat

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Speaker 22: or the Republican Party.

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Speaker 13: Honestly, yeah, so what does that look like? And how

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Speaker 13: do we do that prudently, Sager, without embracing just blind

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Speaker 13: wealth confiscation? And so what does that look like? Name

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Speaker 13: the companies that you would go after. Let's just say

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Speaker 13: I'm able to convince I don't know a president Jdvan Sager,

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Speaker 13: you're in charge of the FTC, go hog wild? What

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Speaker 13: does that look like? Specifically, please two minutes.

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Speaker 1: Right right now?

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Speaker 22: By the buy now, pay later, there is hundreds of

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Speaker 22: billions of dollars in debt in these Klarna type you know,

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Speaker 22: buy now, pay later applications, the DraftKings, the fan Duel,

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Speaker 22: all of these sports betting companies which are just ruinously

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Speaker 22: putting young men, specifically young men who are watching the

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Speaker 22: show most likely into horrible debt by selling them these

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Speaker 22: terrible products which are ripping them off. They hate you.

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Speaker 22: Not only do they hate you, they'll ban you if

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Speaker 22: you're any good. You know, forty states across the country

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Speaker 22: have now legalized it. That's exactly. Those two centers are

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Speaker 22: some very easy things that I would say. Also in

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Speaker 22: terms of wealth confiscations, honest conversations, Yeah, go ahead.

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Speaker 13: Well, no, no wealth confiscation. What those are those are

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Speaker 13: fighting words, wealth confiscation. I'm not going to call you,

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Speaker 13: Elizabeth Warren. What do you mean by that?

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Speaker 22: Yeah, I mean I'm not talking about wealth confiscation. What

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Speaker 22: I'm talking about is going after the centers of big business.

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Speaker 4: One of the things that Tucker and I really pointed

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Speaker 4: out in.

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Speaker 22: Our show is if you look at the way to

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Speaker 22: get filthy rich in America today, I encourage ever, I'm

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Speaker 22: not against billionaires. I want people to become billionaires quote

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Speaker 22: the right way, in a productive way. The way people

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Speaker 22: get rich right now is you can go and look

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Speaker 22: at the new additions to the Forbes list. Is not

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Speaker 22: the Elon Musk or the Jeff Bezos of the world

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Speaker 22: who are creating these companies and hiring all these hundreds

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Speaker 22: thousands of people. It's financial engineering, it's high frequency trading.

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Speaker 22: It's stuff that adds no productive value to our country.

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Speaker 22: Why are we giving them tax breaks through the carried

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Speaker 22: interest loop? Pole, It makes no sense.

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Speaker 4: Why, Charlie, are you or I who own small businesses.

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Speaker 22: I'm presuming you know, with podcast tax at a higher

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Speaker 22: rate than people who are just managing and running money

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Speaker 22: on behalf again, you know, if you care about this Partican.

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Speaker 4: Organization. Yes, you're right, I mean, especially.

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Speaker 13: To the folks. Yeah, no, and we're blessed your show

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Speaker 13: does great. I'm not complaining. And by the way, I

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Speaker 13: said before, I say this as a conservative. My contention was,

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Speaker 13: guys during the one big beautiful build thing and build thing.

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Speaker 13: And by the way, Trump's original submission to Congress had

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Speaker 13: this in some sort of in some sort of way,

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Speaker 13: which is guys, cut spending and honestly, you can minorly

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Speaker 13: raise texts on people like me. It's not going to

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Speaker 13: be the end of the world. But obviously that was

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Speaker 13: completely dead on arrival. I want to talk more about this,

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Speaker 13: and then, you know, Sager, I want to kind of

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Speaker 13: also get your opinion just on how young people are

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Speaker 13: viewing Israel. As you know, I'm pro Israel, but I'm

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Speaker 13: also pro America primarily, and we're against all that jew

1151
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Speaker 13: hate stuff that is rising up on social media. You

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Speaker 13: cover this topic a lot on your show, and I

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Speaker 13: want to give you an opportunity to just to kind

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Speaker 13: of explain to an older audience, which is watching or

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Speaker 13: listening on radio, how are young people viewing this topic.

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Speaker 13: let's go through the breaks right here, guys, I'm really

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Speaker 13: enjoying this conversation with Sauger and Jetty, super smart guy,

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Speaker 13: and we're gonna ask about some of the let's just say,

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Speaker 13: topical things that are happening in the news right now.

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Speaker 13: Stay right there, all.

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Speaker 22: Of our citizens, especially to avoid Marxism. That's what the

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Speaker 22: British ruling class in the eighteen nineties did, and it's

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Speaker 22: also what Teddy Roosevelt, FDR and many others actually saved

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Speaker 22: America from Marxism from full blown communism in the Bolshevik

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Speaker 22: Revolution by making sure they responded to the needs of

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Speaker 22: the people for a more well regulated capitalism. Capitalism and

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Speaker 22: when I say that word regulation, I understand that people

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Speaker 22: are worried about it, but they need to really listen

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Speaker 22: and know that all government policy, even if it's in action,

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Speaker 22: is just as much of a choice. We deserve a

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Speaker 22: say in the way that our economy runs.

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Speaker 13: We made a decision in the nineteen eighties and nineteen

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Speaker 13: nineties to reconfigure the American economy away from making stuff

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Speaker 13: towards basically high finance technology and just a brain economy.

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Speaker 13: We basically discarded the body and how has that worked

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Speaker 13: harder than ever? To own a home, harder than ever?

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Speaker 13: To pay for your rent you have to And by

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Speaker 13: the way, I talked about the buy now, pay later

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Speaker 13: stuff with Tucker at length, we actually went into BNPL

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Speaker 13: klarna affirm after pay, and I think it's worthy of

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Speaker 13: true examination of what are we actually pointing towards here.

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Speaker 13: Is it markets for market's sake or is it a

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Speaker 13: nation that we want to build. We're going to talk

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Speaker 13: to Israel in just a second. Stay right there, Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 13: Email us as always Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 13: Joining us now, is joining us now, is continue with

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Speaker 13: us as Sager and Jetty Sager, I want you to

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Speaker 13: explain to our audience how younger people are viewing the

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Speaker 13: Israeli situation outside of all that terrible jew hate stuff

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Speaker 13: that you and I both don't like on social media.

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Speaker 13: I don't like it. It's disgusting. I think it's great gowing,

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Speaker 13: and I just think it rots people's brains and it's

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Speaker 13: just gross. So don't want to get into that. I

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Speaker 13: know that's not even close to what you believe or

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Speaker 13: you're close to it. I also never want somebody that

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Speaker 13: has an heterodox view of the bb Net and Yahoo

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Speaker 13: government to be looped into the Jew hate category just

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Speaker 13: because they're critical of a foreign government, which far too

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Speaker 13: often happens. So what would you say, because you're very

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Speaker 13: in touch with this, you have a very popular YouTube channel,

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Speaker 13: how are younger Americans younger people viewing Israel? And what

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Speaker 13: do you wish that more older Americans knew in regards

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Speaker 13: to that? Sagury?

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Speaker 22: Yeah, I mean, I think it's just very important for

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Speaker 22: people to understand the younger Americans feel that we are

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Speaker 22: not currently in a healthy relationship with the state of Israel.

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Speaker 22: And what I mean by that are the multiple passages

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Speaker 22: of quote anti Semitism and anti Zionists positions through the

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Speaker 22: House of Representatives, through the extent to which US foreign

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Speaker 22: policy and US politics seems to resolve around this very

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Speaker 22: small nation that's in the Middle East. And there's several

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Speaker 22: different areas of that I could go into, if you

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Speaker 22: would like, between right and left, because there is a

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Speaker 22: large split between right and left young people. But the horseshoe,

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Speaker 22: if you will, really comes together in thinking that our

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Speaker 22: relationship with this foreign government is not healthy in the

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Speaker 22: way that we discuss it, in the way that we

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Speaker 22: know basically, look at the idea that you're allowed to,

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Speaker 22: let's say, serve in a foreign military, including the Israeli military,

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Speaker 22: not lose your citizenship, and in fact view that as

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Speaker 22: some sort.

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Speaker 4: Of patriotic act.

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Speaker 22: In the way that one of these congressmen in the

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Speaker 22: United States of America actually wore the uniform of a

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Speaker 22: foreign military in the halls of the United States Congress,

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Speaker 22: they view that as very abnormal. I really would say,

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Speaker 22: to the least and at the most, I think what

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Speaker 22: they're really watching is they believe at a fundamental level,

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Speaker 22: and I was really speaking for right wing younger Americans

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Speaker 22: here is I think that what they look at is

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Speaker 22: that the obsession and the almost subservience, you know, to

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Speaker 22: this foreign nation, at least in terms of rhetoric, in

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Speaker 22: terms of priority, is one that dwarfs any care or

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Speaker 22: concern for the actual American citizen.

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Speaker 4: On the left wing side.

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Speaker 22: I mean, I can say this because I do host

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Speaker 22: a show with Crystal Ball as well.

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Speaker 4: I think we all have to be honest.

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Speaker 22: The conduct of the Israeli government and the way that

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Speaker 22: it's wighed it's war on Gaza, we basically have watched effectively.

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Speaker 22: Is that criticism, necessarily of the humanitarian situation of what's

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Speaker 22: happening in Gaza gets conflated at a high rhetorical level

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Speaker 22: with anti Semitism. Terms like blood libel and others are

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Speaker 22: often applied to pointing out specific actions of the IDF.

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Speaker 22: Let's say, in the case of bombing this Catholic church

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Speaker 22: or what they claim was an accident very recently. We

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Speaker 22: could look at several instances, for example of Palestinian civilians,

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Speaker 22: you know, getting shot while they're coming to aid. Now,

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Speaker 22: the Prime Minister of Israel and others, they offer different explanations. However,

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Speaker 22: a lot of those don't fall to scrutiny, and I

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Speaker 22: think it's really unfortunate that we're not allowed to have

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Speaker 22: and honest in a fact based conversation. I think really

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Speaker 22: all I can prioritize and advocate for here on this show.

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Speaker 22: On my show as well, let's talk about it like

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Speaker 22: it's any other country without a lot of the emotion,

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Speaker 22: without let's say, some of the religion in this respects.

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Speaker 22: You know, we need to instead to look at it

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Speaker 22: in terms of what are are we getting out of

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Speaker 22: this relationship. And I think it's very clear that we

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Speaker 22: have a special exception whenever it comes to Israel.

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Speaker 4: It's your right to advocate for that if you would.

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Speaker 22: Like, and without getting into the realm of you hate

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Speaker 22: or anti Semitism or others. It's just very important to

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Speaker 22: be able to discuss it on its terms without a

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Speaker 22: lot of the labels that start to come in. And

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Speaker 22: I think that's where a lot of right and left

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Speaker 22: wing young Americans really feel as if their you know,

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Speaker 22: legitimate concerns around these two things are shut down to

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Speaker 22: the point where you know they're going to be drifting

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Speaker 22: in a very bad direction. Charlie, if they if really

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Speaker 22: the minders got let up on.

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Speaker 13: This well, and so there's a couple of points that

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Speaker 13: And as you know, I advocate for America for Western civilization.

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Speaker 13: I loved my experience in Israel, and I fight up

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Speaker 13: against these ridiculous kids on campus that I think have

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Speaker 13: moral blindness on the topic. And I agree with you

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Speaker 13: a lot of what you're saying. We had we had

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Speaker 13: an amazing focus group of the Student Actions Summit and

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Speaker 13: a lot of our students. We're going to be posting

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Speaker 13: it by the way, it's about an hour and a

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Speaker 13: half long, and they hate they can't stand this jew

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Speaker 13: hate stuff which we have to just stand united against.

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Speaker 13: It's just bad. It's just really low iq and sloppy, like, oh,

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Speaker 13: you know I have high cholesterol because of the Jews,

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Speaker 13: Like okay, great, sure, I mean that's just ridiculous, or

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Speaker 13: you know every bad thing. I have a flat tire

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Speaker 13: because of the Jews. It just rots your brain. At

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Speaker 13: the same time, a lot of these younger people, though,

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Speaker 13: they say, guys, why is it that we don't have

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Speaker 13: the same emphasis on the fact that I can't own

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Speaker 13: a home and we talk so much about a foreign country?

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Speaker 13: Do you think? Sager? And then I want to take

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Speaker 13: it through the break for just a couple of minutes.

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Speaker 13: You got to do this in like thirty seconds. Used

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Speaker 13: to be on TV, you could do this. Do you

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Speaker 13: think that one of the reasons younger people have this

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Speaker 13: view is that they feel as if their needs, wants

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Speaker 13: and interests are underserved while a foreign nation gets a

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Speaker 13: lot more attention.

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Speaker 22: Sager thirty es, Yes, I absolutely do, And I would

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Speaker 22: point to the words of Marjorie Taylor Green, who has

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Speaker 22: been very courageous on this topic. This is a country

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Speaker 22: with has its own universal health care, which has huge

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Speaker 22: amounts of social services a large percentage of their population.

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Speaker 22: Is it actually excluded from the draft? The United States

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Speaker 22: taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars a year

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Speaker 22: to this foreign country, including using the capital of our

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Speaker 22: global empire to backstop its entire security across the world.

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Speaker 22: That's not a normal, healthy relationship, and it's not one want.

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Speaker 22: I think focus is on the needs of Americans.

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Speaker 13: I want to go through the break here, saga through

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Speaker 13: the break. Stay right there. We'll finish about two or

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Speaker 13: three minutes, if by. To summarize our students, Attorney point USA.

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Speaker 13: They like Israel, they just like America a lot more.

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Speaker 16: Stay right there, Terrence, be two with your real America's

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Speaker 16: voice news break. Thanks so much for being here with us.

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Speaker 16: President Trump is set to host a reception for Congressional

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Speaker 16: Republicans at the White House this evening. It's sort of

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Speaker 16: a celebration of what the administration has been able to

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Speaker 16: accomplish in the first six months of his second presidency.

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Speaker 16: Earlier today, House Republican leaders taking a bit of a victory.

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Speaker 17: Lab forty seventh President has had an incredible run We're

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Speaker 17: on a winning streak. America's hot again. We're bringing back

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Speaker 17: strength and prosperity and capitalizing and delivering on all the

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Speaker 17: campaign promises that President Trump made on the campaign trail

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Speaker 17: and that all Republicans did by extension. We're really proud

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Speaker 17: of that. And I'll tell you what history is going

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Speaker 17: to record this to be one of the most consequential,

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Speaker 17: extraordinary first six months of any administration ever because we

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Speaker 17: have unified government. The voters in this country gave Republicans

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Speaker 17: the chance to turn this mess around than we are.

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Speaker 16: In the meantime, Harvard University is asking a federal judge

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Speaker 16: to restore two and a half billion dollars in grant

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Speaker 16: funding that was canceled by the Trump administration. It's the

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Speaker 16: latest legal and funding face off between the administration and

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Speaker 16: the prestigious Ivy League school. Monday's court hearing marks the

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Speaker 16: latest step in escalating tensions between the two sides after

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Speaker 16: Harvard projected demands from the administration to change governance, hiring,

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Speaker 16: and admissions practices. A lawyer representing the Trump administration said

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Speaker 16: the grants were canceled due to the the government prioritizing

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Speaker 16: not sending money to institutions that practice anti semitism. Harvard

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Speaker 16: says hundreds of research projects, including ones for cancer treatments

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Speaker 16: and other infectious diseases, will be in jeopardy unless the

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Speaker 16: judge rules that the cancelations are illegal. The government's attorney

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Speaker 16: are used quote Harvard prioritized campus protesters over cancer research.

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Speaker 16: And as the Department of Justice waits for a federal

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Speaker 16: judge to rule on unsealing documents related to the Jeffrey

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Speaker 16: Epstein case, the government is out with new trove of

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Speaker 16: documents detailing the nineteen sixty eight assassination of doctor Martin

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Speaker 16: Luther King Junior. On Monday, the Justice Department released more

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Speaker 16: than two hundred and forty thousand pages of documents, including

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Speaker 16: surveillance records from the FBI and efforts to discredit the

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Speaker 16: Nobel Peace Prize winning civil rights leader. That's a crittech

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Speaker 16: of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates waking.

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Speaker 1: Up two woke.

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Speaker 12: Oh you should get over that quickly, One brainwashed radical

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Speaker 12: at a time.

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Speaker 18: That's enough.

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Speaker 1: It's the Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 13: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom at

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Speaker 13: us now is Alex Marlowe. He is the author of

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Speaker 13: a new book called breakin the Law I must read.

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Speaker 13: President Donald Trump says, congratulations on the new book. Alex,

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Speaker 13: tell us all about it.

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Speaker 23: Oh, thanks Charlie, thank you for plugging it. Yeah, it's

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Speaker 23: a This is my deep dive investigative research. I tend

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Speaker 23: to pick a topic spend a year on it. Last

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Speaker 23: time I did it with the Bidens, and before I

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Speaker 23: did that with the corporate media.

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Speaker 18: And this time I just noticed when.

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Speaker 23: The law fair was building up against President Trump, there

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Speaker 23: was clear coordination across the government, including from the Biden

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Speaker 23: White House, and it was just not being explored.

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Speaker 18: We were actually despite all the news on it.

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Speaker 23: We weren't spending nearly enough time on it because this

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Speaker 23: was a true outrage and we'd never seen American history

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Speaker 23: unprecedented levels of corruption and collusion designed to take down

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Speaker 23: not just President Trump, but a movement and all the

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Speaker 23: people within it. And I think the story that I

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Speaker 23: get to tell is completely explosive. And while I'm researching this,

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Speaker 23: we see what's gone on with all these district judges

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Speaker 23: trying to single handedly execute a veto power over the

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Speaker 23: executive branch of the US government. Completely impossible, unconstitutional, you

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Speaker 23: would think, And yet it's gone on for six months

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Speaker 23: and it continues to go on to this day. This

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Speaker 23: is really one of the fights of our time, Charlie,

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Speaker 23: and it's time to spend some time thinking about it.

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Speaker 13: So let me ask you, based on your reporting and

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Speaker 13: in the book Breaking the Law, was there collusion between

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Speaker 13: Fanny Willis, Jack Smith, and Alvin Bragg? This was always

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Speaker 13: some no so suspicious that they all simultaneously come out

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Speaker 13: with indictments. They all simultaneously kind of come up come

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Speaker 13: out with basic effectively an indictment spree. Remember the rush

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Speaker 13: press conference by Fanny Willis?

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Speaker 24: Yes, what is that?

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Speaker 13: Tell us?

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Speaker 8: So?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 23: So I will share with you that there is clear

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Speaker 23: evidence there was collusion from the Joe Biden Whitehouse with

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Speaker 23: these various cases. One key example here is that Nathan

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Speaker 23: Wade going to the White House two times for a

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Speaker 23: total of I think it was about sixteen hours of

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Speaker 23: meetings at the White House during the middle of this.

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Speaker 23: Nathan Wade was only put on that case because he

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Speaker 23: was Fanny Willis's boyfriend and it was essentially a grift

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Speaker 23: for them to be able to make money to go

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Speaker 23: in exotic vacations. Nathan Wade was a family lawyer, he

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Speaker 23: was a nobody. He would never be on a case

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Speaker 23: like this in a million years. Aside from the fact

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Speaker 23: that he was had an opportunity to make easy government

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Speaker 23: cash while he had a powerful girlfriend, and him doing

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Speaker 23: this somehow.

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Speaker 18: Also got him invited to the White House.

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Speaker 23: There's no scenario that anything that Nathan Wade was talking

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Speaker 23: about in that White House other than how to get

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Speaker 23: Donald Trump. We don't know the details of that meeting,

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Speaker 23: but that's where the investigators need to begin. I don't

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Speaker 23: have subpoena power, Charlie, but I can guarantee you that

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Speaker 23: if I did, we would learn there's coordination, There was

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Speaker 23: a collusion, that there was direction from the Joe Biden

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Speaker 23: White House, very apropos this week in the news with

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Speaker 23: the Tulci Gabbard stuff and Barack Obama is very clear

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Speaker 23: that this is coordinated at some level. And because of

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Speaker 23: disclosure rules, normal journalists can't get that information.

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Speaker 18: It's now in Congress, the Senate, etc. They got to

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Speaker 18: go in they got to get that info now.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and so it is it is a collusion. Is

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Speaker 13: there a way to hold them criminally accountable for what

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Speaker 13: they did to go after Trump? Can we start to

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Speaker 13: get arrests here?

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Speaker 18: Alex?

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Speaker 13: Because I, alongside so many people, want to start see

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Speaker 13: purp walks, arrests, indictments. This seems like as if there

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Speaker 13: were so many norms and customs that were basically forsaken. Alex,

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Speaker 13: How do we actually ultimately get towards justice here?

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Speaker 23: Well, So, first of all, there is all of this

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Speaker 23: would be illegal if we can get the hard evidence

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Speaker 23: that I can only get observational evidence. I have a

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Speaker 23: lot of interviews with people who are on Trump's team.

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Speaker 23: People walk me through a lot of the behind the

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Speaker 23: scenes stuff, but a lot of the things that me

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Speaker 23: as a civilian as a person who edits a website.

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Speaker 23: This is where the lawyers need to come in with

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Speaker 23: government subpoena power, bring people in, and I direct people

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Speaker 23: where the investigations need to begin, because we are no

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Speaker 23: doubt going to see high levels of illegal activity and

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Speaker 23: the things that if they're not illegal, Charlie, they absolutely

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Speaker 23: should be. For example, take all these punishments against Donald Trump,

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Speaker 23: these ninety million dollar fines and four hundred million dollar fines,

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Speaker 23: that's all cruel and unusual punishment flat out. Just start

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Speaker 23: from that premise. It just shows you they're willing to

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Speaker 23: break the law, thus the name of the book, in

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Speaker 23: order to try to get their guy. And when that failed,

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Speaker 23: that explains we just had the Butler anniversary when we

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Speaker 23: tried to take him out by shooting him. And who

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Speaker 23: knows what happened on that day because we never got

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Speaker 23: any answers to that either. There were clearly elements in

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Speaker 23: the US government that would do take any means necessary

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Speaker 23: to take out Trump.

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Speaker 18: And then this puts a lot of I think meat

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Speaker 18: on that bone.

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Speaker 13: Alex shifting gears here for a second, sure, and this

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Speaker 13: kind of ties all of it together. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 13: was very animated in the Oval office. Today, let's play

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Speaker 13: this piece of tape where he is calling for basically

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Speaker 13: not just the indictment, but saying that Barack Obama is

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Speaker 13: guilty of treason, which is punishable by death. Now we

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Speaker 13: don't know if this is a literal accusation of Obama

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Speaker 13: being guilty of treason or kind of a heated moment.

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Speaker 13: We don't know, But let's play this here. Let me

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Speaker 13: try to find this one here. I don't think I

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Speaker 13: don't know which one it is. Trump and the Oval.

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Speaker 13: I don't know what cut sheet I'm looking at three nineteen.

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Speaker 14: If you look at that those papers, they have a

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Speaker 14: stone called and it was President Obama.

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Speaker 7: It wasn't lots of people all over the place. It

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Speaker 7: was them too.

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Speaker 14: But the leader of the gang was President Obama. Barack

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Speaker 14: Hussein Obama. Have you heard of him? And except for

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Speaker 14: the fact that he gets shielded by the press for

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Speaker 14: his entire life, that's the one they.

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Speaker 7: Look He's guilty.

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Speaker 3: Is that a question?

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Speaker 8: You know?

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Speaker 7: I like to say, let's give it time. It's there.

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Speaker 7: He's guilty. They this was treason. This was every word

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Speaker 7: you can think of.

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Speaker 14: They tried to steal the election, they tried to optuscate

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Speaker 14: the election. They did things that nobody's ever even imagined,

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Speaker 14: even in other countries.

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Speaker 13: These are fighting words, Alex Marlow, how do you interpret

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Speaker 13: all of this?

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I think.

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Speaker 23: Trump knows that there's not been justice for him. There

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01:20:55,280 --> 01:20:57,880
Speaker 23: needs to be retribution, but not retribution in the revenge sense.

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Speaker 23: There's not been justice for President Trump for his first term.

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Speaker 23: The Russian collusion hoaks hijacked that entire term. We spent

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01:21:04,880 --> 01:21:06,960
Speaker 23: years and years going along with this. You did great

1549
01:21:07,000 --> 01:21:09,560
Speaker 23: talk with Tucker yesterday, Charlie. I really enjoyed that. I

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01:21:09,600 --> 01:21:11,880
Speaker 23: watched the whole thing. And one of the points that's

1551
01:21:11,920 --> 01:21:13,280
Speaker 23: made is that how did they get the whole New

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Speaker 23: York Times, the Wall Street Journal, in the Washington Post

1553
01:21:15,439 --> 01:21:17,839
Speaker 23: to take it seriously? This is how came from Barack Obama.

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01:21:18,040 --> 01:21:20,000
Speaker 23: That's how they got him to take it seriously. And

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01:21:20,360 --> 01:21:23,120
Speaker 23: the exact same pattern played out in the Biden White House,

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Speaker 23: where right after the midterm elections we saw the top

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Speaker 23: Biden officials going down to lower courts to try to

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Speaker 23: look at Trump, to try to get Trump.

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Speaker 18: By other means.

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Speaker 23: They're bringing in Nathan Wade up for some reason from

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Speaker 23: the Georgia up to the White House to meet. They

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Speaker 23: got Merrick Garland appointing Jack Smith, who is a stone

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Speaker 23: cold killer, who was totally unconstitutional, and they tried to

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Speaker 23: get away with it anyway.

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Speaker 13: This is what they do.

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Speaker 23: These guys fight political warfare twenty four to seven. And

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Speaker 23: that's why, as I say on your show, Charlie, basically

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Speaker 23: every week, we need to stand a war footing, and

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Speaker 23: that's what President Trump is doing.

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Speaker 13: We do need to stand a war footing. So if

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Speaker 13: you were to advise the president how to handle the

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Speaker 13: proceeding of these potential indictments, how do we do this

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Speaker 13: in a way to not seem reckless, as you say,

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Speaker 13: full of revenge? How do we pursue justice? Justice above all,

1575
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Speaker 13: because we have to pick the right indictments. We have

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Speaker 13: to measure twice and cut once. Right, Alex Marlow, I

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Speaker 13: love this question. I use the word justice over and

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Speaker 13: over again. That's the right branding.

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Speaker 23: Never make it sound like you're doing this just to

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Speaker 23: settle political scores, because I think scores should be settled.

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Speaker 18: But you can't verbalize that to people.

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Speaker 23: That's not going to convince anyone who's not a deep

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Speaker 23: base voter. And then you let the facts fall where

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01:22:37,320 --> 01:22:39,280
Speaker 23: they may they're going to be bad. We don't have

1585
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Speaker 23: to hit a grand slam every single day. Let's try

1586
01:22:41,880 --> 01:22:44,639
Speaker 23: to get some facts out there the way Chelsey Gabbert

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Speaker 23: did last week. Gets people engaged, gets people excited. It

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Speaker 23: starts exposing the bad guys for who they are, and

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Speaker 23: we do have to trust the process to some degree.

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Speaker 23: There's a great country with a great system relative to

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Speaker 23: the others. We have a lot of flaws in our system,

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01:22:56,960 --> 01:22:58,600
Speaker 23: but overall it's pretty good. So we just need to

1593
01:22:58,640 --> 01:23:00,920
Speaker 23: start turning over those stones and trusted. In the end,

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Speaker 23: Trump is going to be vindicated. I think that's the approach.

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Speaker 23: And we've got a little bit of time to do

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Speaker 23: this because We've got another three and a half years

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Speaker 23: of Trump's administration.

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Speaker 13: So now, Alex I want to play another piece of

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Speaker 13: tape here. Let's go a little deeper because I know

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Speaker 13: you really care about this lawfair stuff. Yeah, and what

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01:23:17,640 --> 01:23:19,920
Speaker 13: they did to Donald Trump. So your book Breaking the

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01:23:20,000 --> 01:23:23,000
Speaker 13: Law talks about the literal lawfair against Trump, But honestly,

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01:23:23,120 --> 01:23:26,439
Speaker 13: Russia Gate was lawfare one point zero after other means

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01:23:26,479 --> 01:23:29,759
Speaker 13: try to stop the Trump administration through deep state actors

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01:23:29,840 --> 01:23:32,920
Speaker 13: and deep state manipulation. So let me play this here,

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01:23:33,320 --> 01:23:36,160
Speaker 13: I believe, Yeah, this is Obamagate. So this is first,

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01:23:36,920 --> 01:23:39,920
Speaker 13: let's play Tulsea Gabbard saying, there's hundreds of documents that

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Speaker 13: prove Barack Obama directed this treasonous conspiracy. Play cut two

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Speaker 13: fifty two.

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Speaker 24: Over one hundred documents that we released on Friday really

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Speaker 24: detail and provide evidence of how this treason is conspiracy

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01:23:55,920 --> 01:24:00,120
Speaker 24: was directed by President Obama just weeks before he is

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01:24:00,200 --> 01:24:04,599
Speaker 24: due to leave office, after President Trump had already gotten elected.

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Speaker 24: This is not a Democrat or a Republican issue. This

1615
01:24:07,880 --> 01:24:10,080
Speaker 24: is an issue that is so serious that should concern

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Speaker 24: every single American because it has to do with the

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Speaker 24: integrity of our democratic republic.

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Speaker 13: Alex your thoughts on this.

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Speaker 18: Here's the deal. Russia Gate is absolutely part of law fier.

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Speaker 18: This is the whole point.

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01:24:26,560 --> 01:24:29,800
Speaker 23: James Comey leaked records of his interactions with Trump to

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Speaker 23: gin up the Russia controversy.

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Speaker 13: Who do you leak it? To?

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Speaker 23: A guy named Daniel Richmond, a professor at Columbia Law School.

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Speaker 23: The whole point was to be able to use legal

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Speaker 23: means to prompt a Special Council investigation into Trump and

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Speaker 23: his fake ties to Russia in order to tie up

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Speaker 23: the administration. This happens over and over again. Look at

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Speaker 23: the Faiza surveillance. Just Boseburg one of the stars of

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Speaker 23: law Fier.

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Speaker 18: He was one of the top.

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Speaker 23: He ruled the former FBI attorney Kevin Kleinsmith, one of

1633
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Speaker 23: the top Russia gate hoasters, shouldn't get prison time. This

1634
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Speaker 23: is all coordination across branch of the government to sabotage Trump.

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Speaker 23: This is what we talk about when we talk about

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Speaker 23: the deep state.

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Speaker 13: y dot com. Alex marlow continues in a second.

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Speaker 1: Alone, bringing aling.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 13: Check out Alex Marlowe's latest book, Breaking the Law. Yesterday,

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Speaker 13: I was a guest on the Tucker Carlson Program. It's

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Speaker 13: getting a lot of views. People are really enjoying it.

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Speaker 13: I want to play a piece of tape here at

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Speaker 13: Alex and then get your reaction. Play cut three oh eight.

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Speaker 13: The growth has been in what we call pink collar jobs,

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Speaker 13: it's just so demeaning to how we as men are wired.

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Speaker 13: They're not about creation or risk taking or value proposition

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Speaker 13: or boundary pushing. They're kind of about, well, here are

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Speaker 13: the rules and the norms and mist enforcem By the way,

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Speaker 13: there is a rule. Their mom jobs exactly. And you

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Speaker 13: know why they're mom jobs because these women aren't moms.

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Speaker 13: These women play mom at work because they don't have

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Speaker 13: kids at home.

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Speaker 18: That's dark, man, It's true.

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Speaker 13: Alex samrla your thoughts.

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Speaker 23: First of all, Charlie, congrats and the amazing appearance. I

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01:29:40,760 --> 01:29:42,680
Speaker 23: watched the whole thing. I learned a lot about you

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01:29:42,720 --> 01:29:45,240
Speaker 23: were at your mass, super high energy, very crisp. But

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Speaker 23: I don't think you missed a syllable. I think you

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Speaker 23: spoke cleanly for two hours without making one on one

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Speaker 23: verbal faux pas, which we in the broadcasting world.

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Speaker 18: Very I off my cap to you in that one.

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Speaker 13: But this that is phenomenal feedback. Thank you. No, I'll

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Speaker 13: let you continue, but only you. Very few people would

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Speaker 13: pick up on that. Yeah, but that's uh, that's tough.

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Speaker 13: It's it's it's tough. It's like, it's like it's basically

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Speaker 13: like not having an incompletion in NFL terms. But keep

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Speaker 13: going on.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, that's right, twenty one stray completions. It's pretty sweet.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 18: It's one of these things where it's the we know

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Speaker 18: you're well.

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Speaker 23: Read and you're well connected, but it's also it's it's

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01:30:20,560 --> 01:30:25,040
Speaker 23: more entertaining when you're smooth too, So it's great and uh,

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Speaker 23: but this is your most important point. This is the

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Speaker 23: point that needs to be made, is that we are

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Speaker 23: And I know this because as a millennial, I know

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01:30:33,920 --> 01:30:37,200
Speaker 23: that people my age and younger are. There's a big

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01:30:37,320 --> 01:30:41,559
Speaker 23: disconnect between Maiaji younger and older generations, particularly the boomers,

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Speaker 23: about the way the economy is structured. They are not

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Speaker 23: seeing the wholesale differences, particularly with regard to the way

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Speaker 23: the economy has been feminized, and this is creating a

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Speaker 23: lot This is going to create a lot of downstream

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Speaker 23: problems first of all, the debt addiction, and then the

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Speaker 23: spiraling that people do to try to get out of it,

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Speaker 23: where they dedicate their lives and things like sports betting

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01:31:01,680 --> 01:31:03,920
Speaker 23: and crypto plays. And I'm not saying you should be

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Speaker 23: free to do that stuff. I'm just saying it's incredibly

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Speaker 23: toxic for most people.

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Speaker 7: To do that.

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Speaker 23: And then when women are out earning men, then men

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Speaker 23: are not going to be attractive to the women. And

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Speaker 23: for me and you, Charlie natallest people go out and

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Speaker 23: say go get married, have a family, it's going to

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Speaker 23: be very hard to convince young men who cannot out

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Speaker 23: earn women that's a possible scenario for them. So we

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Speaker 23: could be as persuasive as convincing as we can. If

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Speaker 23: the economy does not allow for young men to be

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Speaker 23: men and make money enough money to support a family,

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Speaker 23: that we're going to have massive problems that are potentially

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Speaker 23: existential threats to this society.

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Speaker 13: And so what did you make of then the political

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Speaker 13: ramifications of our chatt Again, I encourage everyone you can

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Speaker 13: check out on YouTube. We'll post the entire thing on

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Speaker 13: the Charlie Kirkshaw podcast page right now. It's up on

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Speaker 13: Tucker's page. What do you think this means politically, Alex Marlaw.

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Speaker 23: I think registered Republicans are still with Trump through the

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Speaker 23: Israel stuff, through the Epstein stuff. But what you've been

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Speaker 23: talking about, at least sometimes, Charlie, and I think is

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Speaker 23: important point that needs to be emphasized, is that there's

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Speaker 23: a lot of people who are new to the coalition

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Speaker 23: or not registered Republicans. They're not even reluctant Republicans like

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Speaker 23: I am. They're people who don't want anything to do

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Speaker 23: with the Republican Party. They just like the idea of

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01:32:17,880 --> 01:32:21,840
Speaker 23: Donald Trump, someone who's super successful, super funny, is knocks

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Speaker 23: things down and exhibits those classic alpha traits that resonates

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Speaker 23: with them, gives them confidence over a sleepy Joe Biden

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Speaker 23: or a feminized Barack Obama or a Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 3: And so they like that.

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Speaker 18: So how do we keep those people in the coalition.

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Speaker 23: We're not gonna be able to keep them in that

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Speaker 23: coalition if they don't feel like they can get ahead

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Speaker 23: in Trump's economy more than they can with other presidents.

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Speaker 18: And that is a fear.

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Speaker 23: I've got six months into this administration. I give it

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Speaker 23: an a I know you gave it an a as

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Speaker 23: well just because of the border. Staff alone gets the

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Speaker 23: job done, but there is much more we can do

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Speaker 23: to try to reset things for younger generations so that

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Speaker 23: they can partake in the American dream.

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Speaker 13: Alex Marlow, you're doing a phenomenal job. Check out breaking

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Speaker 13: the law. That is breaking the law. And thank you

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Speaker 13: for the kind words of our conversation that we have

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Speaker 13: with Tucker Carlson. And it was honestly, it was great

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Speaker 13: to be able to have a two hour format to

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Speaker 13: talk about a couple issues that don't always get the

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Speaker 13: long form attention. Unfortunately, so often we get long form

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Speaker 13: attention on stuff that is not immediately consequential, but what

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Speaker 13: could possibly be more important for family information. We're a

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Speaker 13: very pro family show, but not you can own a home.

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Speaker 13: And I asked the question again, when was the last

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Speaker 13: time you washed a rental car? The answer is probably never.

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Speaker 13: You don't get your rental cars oil changed when you rent.

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Speaker 13: You don't take where you live as seriously because not

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Speaker 13: your own, your politics changes, your attitude changes, your philosophy

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Speaker 13: changes when you are an owner. And we need to

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Speaker 13: make this generation owners and make sure we bring the

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Speaker 13: lost boys back in to being leaders of the civilization.

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Speaker 13: Alex Mar, congrats, come back anytime. I think we have

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Speaker 13: you on once a week, Breaking the Law by Alex

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Speaker 13: Marlow Alex thank you so much.

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Speaker 18: Thanks Charlie.

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Speaker 13: Subscribe to our podcast to listen to more. God bless

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Speaker 13: you guys. Talk tomorrow.