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Speaker 2: Let me be clear, it is a good thing to

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Speaker 3: I emerged from this briefing as dissatisfied and angry, frankly,

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Speaker 6: Where would you be if they sent up a supplemental?

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Speaker 8: At this point? I am a hard no on a supplement.

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Speaker 5: Thank Caroline, the President said yesterday for the first time

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Speaker 10: You're in the war room.

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Speaker 9: But the Iranians not only am not backing down, they're

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Speaker 10: Sir, well, this is deadly serious.

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Speaker 9: You when you're talking about Carg Island. We're talking about

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Speaker 10: And by the way, when it comes to Dubai.

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Speaker 9: Let's play the Now they're talking about mining, the President

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Speaker 12: In some important breaking news, and that is that CNN

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Speaker 13: What it shows clearly is how relatively note to I

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Speaker 13: sound bites, but it's very difficult to actually put into

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Speaker 10: Jack.

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Speaker 9: But so we get a couple of minutes on this side,

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Speaker 9: and I want to hold your just your thoughts of

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Speaker 9: the straits or her moves.

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Speaker 11: Well, see that I would I would put it this way.

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Speaker 11: It's the complexity, isn't mining this trade? This trade is

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Speaker 11: very easy to mind, specifically those shipping channels, when you're

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Speaker 11: only looking at a deep sea channel of about two

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Speaker 11: nautical miles each the eastbound the westbound, and then there's

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Speaker 11: a buffer zone about two nautical miles in between, so

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Speaker 11: talking a very short, very narrow distance whereby in these

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Speaker 11: these deepulled vessels can transit. And at the same time,

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Speaker 11: Iran has the ability to put or by the way,

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Speaker 11: create the perception of having put these asymmetric c mines

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Speaker 11: into into the strait itself, by running their small boats out,

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Speaker 11: by using freighters, by using dows, by using I mean,

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Speaker 11: you could use a dinghy to be able to put

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Speaker 11: one of these mines out.

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Speaker 10: You know. That's actually what we saw in the uss

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Speaker 11: And so they have the ability to shut down so

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Speaker 11: much of the world's trade, which by the way, shuts

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Speaker 11: themselves down as well. But it's always been the ultimate

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Speaker 11: card that Iran can play. And then of course there's

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Speaker 11: no ship Captain that's going to drive through there. John

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Speaker 10: Some Iranian miners out there.

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Speaker 9: Jackie, hold for one second. We'll just take a short break.

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Speaker 9: It just want do I got some other items. Pete

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Speaker 9: Hexath committed to having a massive bombing today. Looks like

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Speaker 9: that's happening inside of inside of Iran. So they're getting

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Speaker 9: lit up even as we speak. Short commercial break, Jack

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Speaker 9: age of Trump. You can also get access to Philip

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Speaker 9: Patrick and his team. They will tell you it's not

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Speaker 9: the price, it's the process of what drives the value.

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Speaker 9: During certain times of world history, these are one of

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Speaker 9: these times that there are decades in which nothing happens,

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Speaker 14: Side, War room, use your host Stephen K.

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Speaker 9: Bab Jack. The Secretary of War, Pete Hegseath laid out

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Speaker 9: the military objectives this morning today more bombing going through

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Speaker 9: those objectives, particularly the degradation of their military capabilities, either

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Speaker 9: nuclear weapons capabilities, air defense capabilities, missile ballistic missile building capabilities.

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Speaker 9: Pretty concise, but it's going to take a while to

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Speaker 9: do it. I don't see what Pete was saying, and

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Speaker 9: then what our action has been today in the in

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Speaker 9: the counteractions by the Iranians to potentially mine the uh,

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Speaker 9: the Straits or her moves. I don't see. I'm not

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Speaker 9: feeling an off ramp, sir.

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Speaker 11: Well, Steve, you know we're talking about actual mining of

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Speaker 11: the Strait of Horror moves.

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Speaker 10: And keep in mind that this was not stated by

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Speaker 11: This was stated by American media reporting based on intelligence.

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Speaker 11: And if Iran we're going to mind the Straight of

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Speaker 11: Horror moves, they would be doing so at great harm

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Speaker 11: to themselves as well as to their customers, their chief customers,

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Speaker 11: the Chinese Communist Party, because that is who receives the

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Speaker 11: bulk of Iran's oil when it is removed. Now, they

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Speaker 11: are already feeling to hurt because of the current de

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Speaker 11: facto closing of the straight of Horn moves that we've seen.

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Speaker 11: But mining, I mean, you're talking about a shock to

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Speaker 11: the oil system. That is a game of essentially brinksmanship.

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Speaker 11: It's its petrol brinksmanship, whereby in they're trying to see

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Speaker 11: if China can hold out longer than the United States,

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Speaker 11: the golf Allies and everyone else. And look, Steve, as

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Speaker 11: they say, as we like to say in the navy,

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Speaker 11: any ship could be a mind sweeper once, so it

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Speaker 11: would only take a few to head out there. And

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Speaker 11: certainly there are there are unmanned options that are available.

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Speaker 11: But at the same time, when you're talking about the

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Speaker 11: sheer quantity of these super tankers, the amount of oil,

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Speaker 11: insurance company, what reinsurance company, what shipping you know, what

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Speaker 11: shipping firm is going to go out and take that

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Speaker 11: risk if you know you could lose your entire cargo

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Speaker 11: with oil prices.

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Speaker 10: The way they are.

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Speaker 11: And this of course is the ultimate asymmetric effect that

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Speaker 11: the Iranians are looking for.

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Speaker 9: Before I go, it seems like President Trump with the

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Speaker 9: going through, as we say, targeting packages, very methodically, very professionally,

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Speaker 9: and they're relentless. Is it seems like Netanya who maybe

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Speaker 9: has another strategy, another set of objectives. But I want

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Speaker 9: to go back to Lindsey Graham. When you say Jester Gooning,

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Speaker 9: is Hejester Gooning for the deep state? I mean the

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Speaker 9: deep state gets a vote here too, because as we

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Speaker 9: know from John Solomon's reporting, we're going through a ten year,

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Speaker 9: ten year counter and intelligence investigation of President Trump on

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Speaker 9: four separate on four separate times, and these were named

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Speaker 9: operations treating Donald John Trump as a national security issue

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Speaker 9: against the United States of America four times from twenty

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Speaker 9: sixteen all the way up to the day before he

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Speaker 9: second time on his third victory. I mean, Lindsey Graham

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Speaker 9: is Jester Gooning for the deep state? The deep state? Things?

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Speaker 9: They've got to say so here too, and they're kind

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Speaker 9: of running this thing the way they want to run it,

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Speaker 9: at least part of it, Sir, thoughts.

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Speaker 11: Steve, I read that report from Justin News this morning

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Speaker 11: as well. John actually sent it to me this is

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Speaker 11: the main fight, and it needs to be the main fight,

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Speaker 11: because there's all this talk about right now twenty twenty eight, Rubio,

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Speaker 11: jd Vans, etc. All the different, but it's all going

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Speaker 11: to be for not. If this project was for anything,

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Speaker 11: then what has it been for. It's been for the

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Speaker 11: restoration of America first, policies on the board. It's been

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Speaker 11: and center with the American public. That means the forgotten

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Speaker 11: man and woman that Donald J. Trump talked about every

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Speaker 11: single day for the last ten years. That means mass deportations.

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Speaker 11: And yes, I said mass deportations, not some, not partial,

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Speaker 11: not just the worst of the worst, not the violent

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Speaker 11: mass deportations. That was the slogan all throughout twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty and twenty twenty four. And of course it

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Speaker 11: involves shutting down the deep state, Rod at Rod and Stern,

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Speaker 11: Root and stem.

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Speaker 10: That is the goal. That has always been the goal.

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Speaker 11: And anyone standing in front of that, whether they're jestergooning

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Speaker 11: for the deep State, whether Lindsey Graham is doing that

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Speaker 11: the way, Steve, this is why Jeffrey Epstein became such

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Speaker 11: an issue for Donald Trump and for Pam Bondy. This

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Speaker 11: is why it became such an issue because the files

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Speaker 11: just should have come out. That's why they should have

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Speaker 11: dropped the files. That's why they should have come out

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Speaker 11: early on. When we went in and we said back

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Speaker 11: just put them all out.

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Speaker 10: And then it was this and this.

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Speaker 11: It stopped it come up because it was a proxy

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Speaker 11: for the broader issue of deep state secret corruption and

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Speaker 11: secret control of the United States. That has been the issue,

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Speaker 11: and that has always been the issue.

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Speaker 9: Should we now release all of these investigations on President

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Speaker 9: Trump and name who, because there's hundreds of people that

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Speaker 9: John Solomon is saying we're also investigate at the same time,

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Speaker 9: or we're in the same situation. Should we just dump

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Speaker 9: all these immediately and get on with it because we've

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Speaker 9: got election in the midterms. In the deep state, it's

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Speaker 9: got their own ideas of what's happening in this war.

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Speaker 11: If we don't achieve accountability now, we say, what if

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Speaker 11: we don't achieve accountability now, we never will. They will

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Speaker 11: kick this can down the road every single time and

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Speaker 11: then they'll say vote for me, because will we be

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Speaker 11: the one to release the files? And then the files

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Speaker 11: never actually came out. They eventually got where they needed

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Speaker 11: to with the DJ and I applaud that. I think

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Speaker 11: But at the same time, we need to be honest

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Speaker 11: what they've done to the MAGA movement, what they've done

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Speaker 11: to so many great patriots, people who are thrown in

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Speaker 11: jail like yourself, Steve and doctor Peter Navarro, people who

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Speaker 11: were indicted four times like Donald Trump, and people who

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Speaker 11: had investigations against them like General Flynn, who ended up

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Speaker 11: spending millions upon millions of their own personal wealth, all

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Speaker 11: because they wanted to stand up for.

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Speaker 9: The American peoples. Everybody, yeah, a hundreds, and then then

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Speaker 9: all the j six guys, uh Jack, where your your

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Speaker 9: your Twitter feed is like the Associated Press, uh for

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Speaker 9: this war right now, everybody's got to go to it

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Speaker 9: where they go.

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Speaker 11: All right, So if you want to continue, if you

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Speaker 11: want more Jester Gooning, go check out Lindsey Graham. But

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Speaker 11: if you want more of the analysis, we wanted more

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Speaker 11: about what the latest is head over to at Jack

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Speaker 11: Pasovic and then of course follow us Human Events Daily Podcast, Apple, Spotify,

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Speaker 10: We're doing the daily sit reps right there.

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Speaker 9: Fantastic, great and thank you for changing your schedule to

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Speaker 9: join us. I really appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: Thank you.

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Speaker 9: God blessed the positive, Carolyne, Rent and about and just

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Speaker 9: say and just so, Jack teed up Mike Cows coming.

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Speaker 9: He was there this morning and he's coming back because

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Speaker 9: of the White House. A huge story in Axios and

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Speaker 9: Kapudo's names on it, and they're totally dialed into the

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Speaker 9: White House. The White House. They're saying now they don't

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Speaker 9: want any discussion, no mention of mass deportations. How's going

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Speaker 9: to join us A six to get that? But Carolyn,

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Speaker 9: I've got you on because this whole thing is like

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Speaker 9: proxy wars in the cornin Paxton, grassroots versus not just

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Speaker 9: the DC establishment, but a guy who was basically the

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Speaker 9: legal brain to help the deep state. I mean, and

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Speaker 9: you know, Lisa Monaco was a Rosenstein all of them, right,

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Speaker 9: And we're gonna have some, but we're not even the

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Speaker 9: Save America Act, Like who knows. This thing's kind of

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Speaker 9: in limbo. And one of the reasons in Limbo, it's

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Speaker 9: not taking some symbolic vote of fifty one. You've got

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Speaker 9: to roll your sleeves up and you're gonna if you're

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Speaker 9: gonna be leader like John Dune, you got to go

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Speaker 9: find the votes to make sure that we can get

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Speaker 9: to a the standing or talking filibuster. It's not gonna

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Speaker 9: work otherwise. People actually want it passed. They just don't

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Speaker 9: want some symbolic effort. Man, it seems like we're hung

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Speaker 9: up now because to save Cornan politically right and try

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Speaker 9: to thwart Packson and really and thwarty packs and is

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Speaker 9: the MAGA grass roots they they're looking like they want

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Speaker 9: to have some symbolic votes. MACGA doesn't want symbolic votes.

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Speaker 9: The grassroots down. The folks in Virginia the are all day.

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Speaker 9: We talked about them this morning. I got tremendous feedback

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Speaker 9: and go to work the same thing in Texas. These

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Speaker 9: people are on fire and they're President Trump's most ardent supporters.

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Speaker 10: Ma'am.

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Speaker 6: Well, President Trump is on fire about this. He's been

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Speaker 6: on fire about it for two or three months he

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Speaker 6: has been yelling.

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Speaker 15: At everyone past the Save America Act, use whatever means necessary, nuke,

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Speaker 15: the filibuster, used the talking filibuster.

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Speaker 6: And it's just while apparently who doesn't.

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Speaker 15: Read true social as US senators and their staff, which

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Speaker 15: in no surprise here because they seem to be blindsided

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Speaker 15: by this President.

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Speaker 6: Trump is not an overly mysterious guy.

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Speaker 15: He tells you what he wants, and he has been

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Speaker 15: not just telling it, He's been demanding it for months,

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Speaker 15: and the Senate has been ignoring it.

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Speaker 6: And kicking it down the can. And it is all

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Speaker 6: coming to a head right now.

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Speaker 15: And you know, it really exploded into a head thanks

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Speaker 15: to Ken accident and Ken Paxston taking his own political future,

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Speaker 15: you know, and throw it to the side and saying,

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Speaker 15: I'm willing to follow us over here, but let's call

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Speaker 15: these people out.

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Speaker 6: And he gave Trump the leverage that Trump needed to

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Speaker 6: go to these senators.

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Speaker 15: And you know, right now Food is saying, well, we

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Speaker 15: don't have the votes, and then today he says that

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Speaker 15: he's gonna bring it to a vote next week.

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Speaker 6: I think that's just performative theater. They're bringing it to

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Speaker 6: a vote next week knowing.

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Speaker 15: They don't have the sixty votes, and knowing they're not

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Speaker 15: going to use the filibuster, and it said, they're gonna

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Speaker 15: bring in to a vote just so that John Cornyn

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Speaker 15: can vote yes, and then they can go run to

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Speaker 15: the White House and say, oh, mister President Corny voted yes,

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Speaker 15: let's go get that endorsement.

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Speaker 6: And I think President Trump is.

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Speaker 15: Much smarter than that, and he should and will, I

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Speaker 15: think see right through a perform a performative vote like that.

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Speaker 9: But but but but but but explain to this because

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Speaker 9: this is what they say, Well, Corny's great because he

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Speaker 9: votes for President Trump ninety nine point three percent time.

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Speaker 9: That's not relevant. It's all processed like this. This is

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Speaker 9: just performative. It's not about getting to fifty one on

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Speaker 9: the on the on the on the Save America Act itself.

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Speaker 9: It's about actually doing some hard work and thinking through.

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Speaker 9: And we're gonna play a clip here in a minute.

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Speaker 9: I'll do it after the break. We're gonna play a

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Speaker 9: clip here in a minute. The Democrats started through, and

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Speaker 9: we got bigger brains in the Constitution and the and

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Speaker 9: the customs, traditions and procedures of the Senate to make

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Speaker 9: this work. All Thune comes to the microphone. It's so

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Speaker 9: hard you got to do. You know, you're gonna have

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Speaker 9: to have everybody in the room. They're going to do amendments.

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Speaker 9: I don't give it. Damned the American people don't give it.

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Speaker 9: Your job's supposed to be hard. You're in the most

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Speaker 9: exclusive club in the world, only one hundred people in

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Speaker 9: the United States Senate, and all they do is whine

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Speaker 9: about so they can get their Thursday flyout. Yes, the

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Speaker 9: standy filibuster is hard. Somebody's going to have to stay

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Speaker 9: ground to stamp there, fight it. And we got them

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Speaker 9: to make basically make the pitch as you saw Tim

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Speaker 9: McCain or McCain and excuse me, the senator from Virginia

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Speaker 9: today says, no, this is a repressive Uh this is

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Speaker 9: Tim Kaine says, this is repressing, repressing the vote in

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Speaker 9: the United States. If that's the argument we want to make,

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Speaker 9: why wouldn't we want to make it in the in

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Speaker 9: the Senate for two or three weeks on national TV

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Speaker 9: and all Thune and these guys is whine about and

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Speaker 9: they want to do these performative process things to go

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Speaker 9: to the president say recording supports us. He voted for it.

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Speaker 15: Man, I know President Trump came out said that he

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Speaker 15: will not sign any bill, any bill until this passes

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Speaker 15: the US Senate.

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Speaker 6: This is why I love Donald Trump. He is not

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Speaker 6: messing around. And so could you know what then?

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Speaker 15: You know, at President Trump, you should not endorse any

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Speaker 15: GOP senator until this bill passes. What type of message

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Speaker 15: would that send if you're saying that you will not

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Speaker 15: sign a single bill until this bill passes, Yet you're

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Speaker 15: endorsing the same senators that are obstructing this process for

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Speaker 15: a decade and been trashing you. He cannot endorse corn

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Speaker 15: and how would It doesn't even make sense to do that.

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Speaker 15: And frankly, if I were President Trump, I would resind

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Speaker 15: my endorsement of every GOP senator until this bill passes.

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Speaker 15: I'm sorry, but President Trump's endorsement is the most powerful

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Speaker 15: endorsement in the country. It is a privilege to get

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Speaker 15: that endorsement. It's something that you should earn, and it's

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Speaker 15: not something that should be just handed to you because

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Speaker 15: you are an incumbent. And these senators right now are

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Speaker 15: not not earning Donald Trump's endorsement, and they need to

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Speaker 15: work for.

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Speaker 6: It right now.

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Speaker 15: And I hope that President Trump, he is clearly putting

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Speaker 15: the pressure down, throwing the gaul down here, and he

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Speaker 15: should not not not let up.

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Speaker 9: Okay, we've got smarter minds on our side about all

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Speaker 9: these of our procedures about customs, tradition, the constitution. You've

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Speaker 9: got Mike Lee, and you've got another dozen that understand

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Speaker 4: Let's stick.

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Speaker 14: The Senate cannot protect the right to vote, which is

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Speaker 14: the cornerstone of our democracy, then the Senate rules must

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Speaker 14: be reformed.

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Speaker 9: Must be reformed.

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Speaker 14: If the Republicans block cloture on the legislation before us.

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Speaker 14: I will put forward a proposal to change the rules

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Speaker 14: to allow for a talking filibuster on this legislation, as

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Speaker 14: recommended by a number of our colleagues who have been

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Speaker 14: working on this reform for a long time. Historically, changes

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Speaker 14: to the Senate rules have been necessary to adapt to

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Speaker 14: change circumstances. Even Senator Bird, a traditionalist, said just that

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Speaker 14: to address voting rights in a timely fashion. There's an

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Speaker 14: opportunity to do exactly that, to change the Senate rules

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Speaker 14: to promote a public debate that is restorative of the

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Speaker 14: Senate's long standing two speech limit. We feel very simply,

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Speaker 14: on something as important as voting rights, if Senate Republics

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Speaker 14: are going to oppose it, they should not be allowed

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Speaker 14: to sit in their office. They got to come down

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Speaker 14: on the floor and defend their opposition to voting rights,

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Speaker 14: the wellspring of our democracy, and there's broad, strong feeling

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Speaker 14: in our caucus about that. Once members of the minority

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Speaker 14: Party have exhausted all of their speaking rights and defended

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Speaker 14: their position on the Senate floor, the debate will have

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Speaker 14: run its course and the Senate will move to vote

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Speaker 14: on final passage at a majority threshold, which has always

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Speaker 14: been the threshold for final passage. I hope every Senator

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Speaker 14: will embrace this practical reform. Doctor King said to us,

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Speaker 14: keep fighting. They tried to pass voting rights bills year

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Speaker 14: after year after year nineteen sixty four, they couldn't get it.

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Speaker 14: They kept fighting, and they got it in sixty five.

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Speaker 14: This process today is another step forward in the march

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Speaker 14: to voting rights. We ain't given up. You're gonna hear

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Speaker 14: from us plenty as we continue on this issue. And

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Speaker 14: again to anyone who says, oh, well, you may not win,

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Speaker 14: don't do it. Look at history, look at history. If

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Speaker 14: you keep fighting, the cause of justice, as doctor King

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Speaker 14: has said, will be We will be renewed. He used

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Speaker 14: to quote Amos, let justice flow down like the mighty waters.

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Speaker 14: The mighty waters will flow down. You can't stop them.

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Speaker 14: They can be diverted, they can be delayed, but if

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Speaker 14: you keep fighting, they can't be stopped. And we are

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Speaker 14: not stopping. We are not stopping. This is too important,

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Speaker 14: This is sacred, This is vital. This is not just

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Speaker 14: a political fight which some people like to just talk about.

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Speaker 14: Is a fight for the soul and the future of

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Speaker 14: America and we are strong, dedicated and enthusiastic to continue

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Speaker 14: that fight.

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Speaker 9: Okay, why I don't hear that at a Thune right now?

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Speaker 9: I mean that's from them a couple of years ago.

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Speaker 9: They paid past their radical their radical voting bill. The

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Speaker 9: President of the United States is on record is that

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Speaker 9: the Save America Act will essentially save America. It's a

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Speaker 9: voting rights act about who can actually vote in this

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Speaker 9: country because you don't want illegal aliens and others that

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Speaker 9: shouldn't be able to vote. Caroline Wren, why are we

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Speaker 9: not seeing the if and they were stopped I guess

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Speaker 9: by Mansion and Cinema, right. Why can't we do it

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Speaker 9: on the Republican side. Of course, it's complicated, but big deal.

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Speaker 9: Their United States senators, ma'am.

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Speaker 15: Well, I was confused because yesterday Senator Thuon came out

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Speaker 15: and said, basically, we don't even know what the talking

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Speaker 15: filibuster is.

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Speaker 6: We're not really sure where Mike Lee came up with

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Speaker 6: this thing.

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Speaker 15: We have no example in history of it ever passing,

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Speaker 15: and so you know, this is kind of too far

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Speaker 15: out there, and so that made me think, like, is

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Speaker 15: that true?

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Speaker 6: I mean I barely heard of the talking Philbuster.

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Speaker 15: Maybe this is accurate, and so I just went and

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Speaker 15: looked up, you know, as Schumer ever said something about

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Speaker 15: the talking filbuster, and then I found that video and

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Speaker 15: it actually goes off for it's ten minutes of Chuck

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Speaker 15: Schumer as the majority leader, you know, talking about the

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Speaker 15: exact same thing that we are talking about here. They

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Speaker 15: have a very different version of their voting rights bill, right,

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Speaker 15: but I remember it was in twenty twenty one, and

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Speaker 15: when they had all the all three chambers of government,

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Speaker 15: their number one thing was HR one, that was their

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Speaker 15: you know, voting rights bill that had.

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Speaker 6: Passed out of the House.

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Speaker 15: And Nancy Pelosi was putting a ton of pressure on

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Speaker 15: the Senate, saying get rid of the Philbuster. People couldn't

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Speaker 15: believe she was saying that the base of the Democratic

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Speaker 15: Party got unbelievably spun up. I mean they were if

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Speaker 15: you remember how angry they were about this, and started

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Speaker 15: pressuring and pressuring the Democrats. They started calling out my

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Speaker 15: name everyone, until Schumer decided, you know what this is like,

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Speaker 15: not only what my base wants, is what my president wants,

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Speaker 15: it's what the House wants and sent me and so,

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Speaker 15: you know, screw the institution. I'm going to go it

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Speaker 15: out here and do it, and I may fail. This

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Speaker 15: vote's probably going to fail because he knew he didn't

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Speaker 15: have the votes. There were two holdouts, Mansion and Cinema,

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Speaker 15: but he still went out and he gave that speech,

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Speaker 15: and they forced what they did. They smoked out all

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Speaker 15: the Democrats, forced them to take a position on this.

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Speaker 15: Two senators voted against them. They are no longer senators

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Speaker 15: because of it. And you know, Mansion, you could argue

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Speaker 15: maybe like that vote wouldn't have affected it. Cinema could

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Speaker 15: not even run for reelection because of that vote. She

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Speaker 15: couldn't even attend a wedding in her own home state

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Speaker 15: without being run out by people screaming at her about it.

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Speaker 15: The country does not care about this filibuster, like these

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Speaker 15: dinosaur Senate procedural rules.

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Speaker 6: The Democrats already had this battle.

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Speaker 15: They came out of it firmly on the side of

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Speaker 15: the next time we take power and we get these

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Speaker 15: two problematic senators out, we are lifting the filibuster to

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Speaker 15: pass every single thing that.

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Speaker 6: We want done and our agenda.

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Speaker 15: And so that speech right there to be is critical

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Speaker 15: because then we have Senator what all I'm now asking

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Speaker 15: was Senator thun is you know what you're telling me

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Speaker 15: you don't have the vote.

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Speaker 6: I want to know who they are.

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Speaker 15: I want you to name names, because then maybe they

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Speaker 15: should not be in office. Again, maybe republic you should

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Speaker 15: put your name next to a position like that and

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Speaker 15: stop saying that the Save America Act has fifty one

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Speaker 15: co sponsors.

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Speaker 6: We don't need a performaive bill. We know who's voting

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Speaker 6: on it. There are fifty one.

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Speaker 15: There are two holdouts, and that is Lisa Murkowski and

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Speaker 15: Tom Tillis there we go?

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Speaker 6: Mystery solved?

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Speaker 15: So but like there are obstruction, I mean, there are

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Speaker 15: others that will say, oh, I will co sponsor vote

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Speaker 15: for this bill, but I'm not going to change the procedural.

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Speaker 6: Rules in order to get it done.

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Speaker 15: And I think it's time we say enough is enough

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Speaker 15: to bring the vote on the talking filibuster to the floor.

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Speaker 15: Send your food and then let's find out who And

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Speaker 15: is it I don't know, is it ten?

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Speaker 6: Is it twenty? Senators?

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Speaker 15: I would like to know, because I don't think that

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Speaker 15: they deserve Donald Trump's endorsement. Ever, again, I think they

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Speaker 15: deserve probably a primary challenger that'll be up to the

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Speaker 15: voters in their state. But I know if I were

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Speaker 15: living in that state, I would work for a primary

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Speaker 15: each challenger of someone who is not willing to vote

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Speaker 15: and pass what is Donald Trump's number one priority. He

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Speaker 15: won the popular vote and won the presidence. He's saying

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Speaker 15: that we are no longer going to allow cheating to

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Speaker 15: happen in our elections. You have to be a US

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Speaker 15: citizen to vote. And if we cannot lift the filibuster

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Speaker 15: to at least have that one vote on record of

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Speaker 15: we want US citizens to vote for our representatives, then

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Speaker 15: what are we even all doing here?

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Speaker 9: Caroline? Where do people go? Your Twitter feed has been

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Speaker 9: on fire about this fight of Paxson versus Cornin. Where

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Speaker 9: do people go?

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Speaker 6: It's at Caroline ran on Twitter, Getter and truth social.

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Speaker 10: Amazing.

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Speaker 9: Let's see what happens overnight and we'll see tomorrow. Caroline

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Speaker 9: ren incredible warrior right there. Second hour is going to

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Speaker 9: be on fire. White House says, no more mass deportation.

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Speaker 9: I don't even want to talk about it. Mike Cow's

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Speaker 9: got a different idea. Next in the war room,