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Speaker 2: Talking just we could go about possibly not going with

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Speaker 2: Bannon and the hardcore magas of orders saying, don't give

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Speaker 4: The golden age will begin.

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Speaker 5: I think the big beautiful bill is is. I think

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Speaker 6: Out of the House right now.

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Speaker 5: And remember, guys, the main policy thing that this bill

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Speaker 5: Extend those Trump tax cuts from the first term. It's

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Speaker 8: There is no way it passes today.

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Speaker 9: And as I've said all along, we may need a

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Speaker 10: There's a lot of talk about reckoning in a lot

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Speaker 10: seeing certain things? How could this happen again? In America?

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Speaker 10: There's a lot of promised reckoning, reflection, introspection, and six

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Speaker 10: And all this academic jargony stuff that no one understands.

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Speaker 9: As I said, this bill got worse, not better overnight.

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Speaker 11: This is the primal scream of a dining regime. Pray

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Speaker 11: for our enemies because we're going to medieval in these people.

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 7: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 11: It's Wednesday, twenty one May, Year of Verloerd, twenty twenty five. Okay,

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Speaker 12: The Olhole Office, as we make the historic announcement about

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Speaker 6: Threat to the American homeland.

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Speaker 12: The One Big, Beautiful Bill will include twenty five.

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Speaker 6: Bunder Reconciliation Bill. You know, some funding is tough and

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Speaker 12: When we say we're going to save everyone's lives in

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Speaker 13: Look, the fact is today we cannot stop a single Russian, Communist,

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Speaker 11: But hang on, yo, yo yo. But we went through

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Speaker 4: Yes, Frank Kaffney and I have done many poles.

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Speaker 13: very similar missile defenses to protect the major cities of

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Speaker 13: Communist China, and so they believe in missile defense. The

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Speaker 13: only country that doesn't believe in missile defense is the

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Speaker 13: United States. And so President Trump, when presented with those facts,

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Speaker 13: thought it was insane that the United States wouldn't also

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Speaker 13: have a missile defense. So we're playing catch up here,

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Speaker 13: We're not like going, this is not one of these

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Speaker 13: pet military projects.

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Speaker 11: Why historically, why historically, it's the weirdest thing about this

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Speaker 11: nuclear dynamic. Why historically has the United States not had

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Speaker 11: a missile defense? And in fact, when they President Trump

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Speaker 11: mentioned Star Wars, people literally melted down and called him

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Speaker 11: an idiot and a bad guy. Why have we historically

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Speaker 11: not had a missile defense?

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Speaker 13: Because the Soviet Union ran a very sophisticated information campaign

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Speaker 13: to make sure that it was ridiculed, and Democrats like

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Speaker 13: Joe Biden embraced that, and Joe Bright Biden throughout his

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Speaker 13: entire tenure as a US Senator, opposed missile defenses, as

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Speaker 13: have most Democrats. Republicans have gone along because they don't

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Speaker 13: think war is possible.

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Speaker 4: They don't take war.

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Speaker 13: Seriously, except for unless it's you know, wars in the

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Speaker 13: Middle East, but strategic issues of the kind President Trump

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Speaker 13: is dealing with here. Only he and Ronald Reagan took

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Speaker 13: it seriously. And the cost of this is minuscule compared

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Speaker 13: to some of these legacy programs. This is an insurance

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Speaker 13: policy that you'd get on your house or your car.

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Speaker 13: This is the minimum you would do to defend the

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Speaker 13: American homeland. And so whatever whatever small amount this takes

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Speaker 13: to achieve that, this is not a luxury, as it were,

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Speaker 13: this is an absolute necessity. The Iranians, by the way,

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Speaker 13: let me just say the Iranians have tested in the

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Speaker 13: Caspian Sea the ability to launch a ballistic missile from

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Speaker 13: a ship and explode a nuclear warhead in the high atmosphere.

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Speaker 13: They didn't actually use a nuclear warhead, but they've tested

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Speaker 13: the concept of doing that.

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Speaker 11: And so that's that's e MP. So nobody but no

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Speaker 11: cell phones of talk, not that your house would shut.

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Speaker 13: Down, It would destroy the it would destroy it would

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Speaker 13: destroy the American economy. And by the way, Steve, have

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Speaker 13: a nuclear weapon go off of any size in the

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Speaker 13: United States, what is that going to do to the

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Speaker 13: US economy?

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Speaker 11: We'll be in a depression overnight. Look between this also,

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Speaker 11: and yeah, it's also this concern about hypersonic weapons too.

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Speaker 11: Is this the other thing's getting President Trump's attention?

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Speaker 4: It is.

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Speaker 13: I mean there's there's you know, there's icbm's, you know,

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Speaker 13: sea launch ballistic missiles, these hypersonic re entry vehicles, there's

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Speaker 13: cruise missiles. The Golden Dome is meant to deal with

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Speaker 13: all of these things. And so you know, between Elon

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Speaker 13: Mut's ability to create rockets and Palmer Lucky and Anderill's

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Speaker 13: ability to create certain interceptor vehicles to stop all this,

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Speaker 13: we have the technology and we can afford to do it.

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Speaker 4: This is one of those things. Again, it's not a luxury.

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Speaker 4: It's it's simple.

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Speaker 11: You know, you like to say a form that we

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Speaker 11: say to afford to do it, You say, afford to

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Speaker 11: do it. It's twenty five billion now, it's got a

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Speaker 11: five hundred and fifty billion dollars I think, or twenty years.

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Speaker 11: That seems a little a tad light, sir. And this

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Speaker 11: is gonna cost a couple of trellion dollars because Israel

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Speaker 11: has come packed. You're talking about that, you're talking you're

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Speaker 11: trying to you're trying to cover the entire continental United States. Correct,

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Speaker 11: You're trying to produce a system that deters the enemy

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Speaker 11: from believing that his missile launch against you will be successful.

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Speaker 13: And we've been able to lower the cost of producing

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Speaker 13: these interceptors to the point where you give me half

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Speaker 13: of what they're proposing, and I could feel the very effective.

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Speaker 4: System that would deter any enemy and stop the short

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Speaker 4: term enemies.

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Speaker 13: Look, that's how far advanced the technology has come from.

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Speaker 11: A standing start. And in course the Parma Lucky stuff

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Speaker 11: is all unmanned. That's one of the big developments here.

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Speaker 11: From a standing start. We got thirty seconds. Under Brian

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Speaker 11: Kennedy's guidance, when would you be up with enough to

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Speaker 11: turn an enemy from thinking they could get to us.

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Speaker 13: I'd have something in the field in six months, something

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Speaker 13: more sophisticated in a year, just the normal iteration of

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Speaker 13: weapons development. You'd keep on getting better, but you'd start

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Speaker 13: to field something.

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Speaker 4: Immediately or near immediately. And I'll call that six months.

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Speaker 13: Because the United States absolutely has to be defended from

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Speaker 13: all enemies foreign who have these missiles, who would seek

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Speaker 13: our destruction.

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Speaker 11: Brian, where do people go social media? Where do people

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Speaker 11: go to get you, Sir Brian T. Kennedy one on

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Speaker 11: X and Brian T. Kennedy on Getter. Thank you so

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Speaker 11: I appreciate you.

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Speaker 4: Great.

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Speaker 11: We're going to have you back on maybe do an

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Speaker 11: hour of this on the six o'clock to break it

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Speaker 11: all down. Fantastic President Trump going to defend the nation.

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Speaker 11: We're going to go from Geneva, the World Health Organization

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Speaker 11: to Rudy Rudy Giuliani back and he's bad as ever.

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Speaker 8: Back in a month, if use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 11: Bat The President has the strategic realignment, and I want

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Speaker 11: everybody read this Newsweek article on the Golden Asian American manufacturing.

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Speaker 11: Trump's changing all the commercial relationships at the same time geostrategically.

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Speaker 11: On a day that Israel says it's going to go

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Speaker 11: in and bomb Persia. I'm not so sure that's going

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Speaker 11: to happen, but they're threatening that. He's resenting our geostrategy

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Speaker 11: for hemispheric defense. What I would like is the NDAA,

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Speaker 11: the National Defense Authorization Act, and the money, the tradion

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Speaker 11: dollars to line up with that. If you line that up,

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Speaker 11: I think we're all good. And you had the Golden

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Speaker 11: dome on it and Brian Kenny's talking about they can

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Speaker 11: get something up to the ter as it turned six

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Speaker 11: months not too shabby. Bond markets all over the place,

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Speaker 11: they jap In Japan bond market they long out years.

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Speaker 11: People don't have faith that you know, Japan is even

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Speaker 11: going to be around. They don't want to buy the

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Speaker 11: securities now more than ever. You need to find out

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Speaker 11: where gold is a hedge, has been a hedge for

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Speaker 11: five thousand years. The End of the Dollar Empire, The

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Speaker 11: Real Reset in July, we're on the road, Derio. Why

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Speaker 11: is that important? Why do you care? Because the dollar

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Speaker 11: is the prime reserve currency and we can kind of

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Speaker 11: do all this because it's the greatest export we have

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Speaker 11: and a lot of nations on Earth, particular enemies the

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Speaker 11: Chinese Commies Party ain't happy about that, and they're going

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Speaker 11: to try to do something about it. Can't do it immediately,

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Speaker 11: but they're going to try to nip around the edges.

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Speaker 11: But you need to be up thespeed Birch, Gold dot Com,

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Speaker 11: Slash Bannon, The End of the Dollar Empire, the seventh

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Speaker 11: free installment now taught as a college course, The Real Reset.

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Speaker 11: Make sure you get it all of it's free, get

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Speaker 11: up to speed. It's not just to make you the

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Speaker 11: smartest person at the barbecue a Memorial Day weekend. It's

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Speaker 11: to help you think through your politics, policy, and your

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Speaker 11: personal finance all in one. How about that? Wow, Rudy Giuliani,

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Speaker 11: Just like the old days, Rudy. First off, Rudy, you

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Speaker 11: just were not right about Joe. You were so right

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Speaker 11: so many years ago. You got it in print at

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Speaker 11: the finally the book that we put out. That's amazing,

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Speaker 11: the crime family. But you've been right on this forever

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Speaker 11: about him being you know, dementia not being there. Pertrian

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Speaker 11: Guard put him in office in twenty twenty. You fought

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Speaker 11: this good fight. You've been indicted about it in Arizona.

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Speaker 11: We'll get to all that, and not just Arizona, all

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Speaker 11: over the place. Talk to me about Joe Biden and

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Speaker 11: the cancer cover up, the Pertian Guard cover up. What's

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Speaker 11: your recommendation. I think we need a formal investigation, not

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Speaker 11: a house It don't need Comber doing it and then

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Speaker 11: fail two years later and write some book that nobody reads.

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Speaker 11: We need a grand jury, we need prosecutors, we need

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Speaker 11: a special counselor your thoughts Rudy Giuliani.

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Speaker 14: Well, you're absolutely right, and it's a very broad one.

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Speaker 14: It's really has to do with the people who cover

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Speaker 14: this up. Possibly it doesn't meet the illegal definition of treason,

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Speaker 14: but it is treason if you want to. You and

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Speaker 14: I know that the President of the United States is

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Speaker 14: non compass menace. We're we're double crossing our country if

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Speaker 14: we let him stay there.

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Speaker 6: Now in my book that you wrote the.

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Speaker 14: Forward to thank you on page one forty three, I

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Speaker 14: go back to something in the hard drive. So please

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Speaker 14: remember this was available to them in December of twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 11: By that might mean the ethnic people understand this. This

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Speaker 11: is Hunter's laptop from hell, which Rudy broke. Continue on, sir, Yeah, and.

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Speaker 6: This is a this is right out of it. It

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Speaker 6: jumps right out at you.

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Speaker 14: It's the conversation with this questionable psychiatrist, Keith Ablow. Ab

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Speaker 14: Blow of the psychiatrist says to Hunter Biden, does he

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Speaker 14: recall details though with.

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Speaker 6: The dementia he has, that's the doctor.

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Speaker 14: Hunter said, not much these days. We're going back to

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Speaker 14: twenty nineteen, my friend. But since it's all fake news anyway,

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Speaker 14: I don't see the problem. The psychiatrist Ablow, is he

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Speaker 14: a go for sure running Hunter says, according to inside sources,

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Speaker 14: which I can neither confirm nor deny, he's.

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Speaker 6: In it to win.

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Speaker 14: Ablow says, any man who can triumph over dementia is

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Speaker 14: a giant. Think what he could do for our nations

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Speaker 14: needed a recovery.

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Speaker 6: Think of what he did do.

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Speaker 14: Hunter, you're such an access But that made me laugh

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Speaker 14: out loud. Now they go on talking about his dementia,

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Speaker 14: it jumps right out, atcha. That was available almost a

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Speaker 14: year before he stood for office.

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Speaker 11: But hang on, hang on, hang on full stop. It was.

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Speaker 11: It was available in November or twenty nineteen to two

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Speaker 11: guys who were Republican nominees, Bill Barr, the head atorney

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Speaker 11: General of the United States and Chris Ray, the director

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Speaker 11: of the FBI, that both reported to presidents. So yeah,

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Speaker 11: so what happened here? What happened?

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Speaker 6: I don't know what happened.

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Speaker 14: What happened here is they and much more was available

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Speaker 14: to them. They let them get impeached when when they

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Speaker 14: had definitive evidence that that whole thing with the Ukraine,

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Speaker 14: the total put up job, the conversation with with Zelenski,

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Speaker 14: et cetera, and they let the president get impeached. I mean,

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Speaker 14: I don't understand why a bar is not under an investigation.

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Speaker 14: I don't understand why the former head of the FBI.

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Speaker 14: I don't understand why Colby's not in jail.

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Speaker 11: Rudy, if the President of the United States picked up

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Speaker 11: the phone and called you and said, hey, come on

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Speaker 11: to the Oval, I got talked to you and said

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Speaker 11: I need a special counsel that knows that can start

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Speaker 11: with a running start and knows all the details about

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Speaker 11: Ukraine and other things. Would you would you take that

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Speaker 11: job today?

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Speaker 6: Sure?

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Speaker 14: I have my hand up already. I've taken the oath, Reagan.

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Speaker 11: Okay, what would you do? Okay, we'll get through. Okay,

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Speaker 11: what would you do? Tell me? What would you do?

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Speaker 6: I would?

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Speaker 14: I would folk I'd have to start several investigations and

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Speaker 14: then see if they can be merged into one.

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Speaker 6: First of all, I do the one outline in this book.

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Speaker 14: I mean I already have an outline, and that is

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Speaker 14: the Rico case against the crime family. There be four

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Speaker 14: four specific predicate acts of bribery. They would involve Russia,

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Speaker 14: they would involve Ukraine, they would involve China. Probably about

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Speaker 14: eight separate ones bribes from China.

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Speaker 6: I'll give you an example.

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Speaker 14: I'll give you a quid pro quote for China. He

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Speaker 14: got altogether a thirty one point something million that we

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Speaker 14: can count right from China. First thing he does when

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Speaker 14: he gets his hands on Afghanistan is he gives up

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Speaker 14: the Bagram Air Base.

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Speaker 6: The gram Air Base is four hundred miles from China.

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Speaker 14: No American in their right mind would give it up

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Speaker 14: unless the American were bribed. He never did anything to

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Speaker 14: pursue recovering for US for COVID over from China. He

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Speaker 14: allowed a fednol to commit of this country at records

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Speaker 14: that exceed any other American presidency almost combined. So there

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Speaker 14: are plenty of quid pro quos for the Chinese money

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Speaker 14: that he got.

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Speaker 11: And he's got the beginning of dementia. And remember we

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Speaker 11: had Mark Capudu on here the other day who broke

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Speaker 11: the story about the her tapes, and he said, hey,

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Speaker 11: he reported in twenty nineteen how people were talking about

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Speaker 11: how Biden didn't have his fastball, and the actually has

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Speaker 11: had another story yesterday about had Democrats in the House

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Speaker 11: in twenty twenty three were saying he shouldn't run again.

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Speaker 11: But in the first campaign, are you going to also

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Speaker 11: go around the Praetorian Guard, the deep state that put

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Speaker 11: him in Remember why did Rayin Bart not not surface this?

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Speaker 11: Because Bernie Sanders or Focahantas or one of those people

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Speaker 11: would have been the nominee. They had their nominee, they

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Speaker 11: had the cipher to They had the cipher they were

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Speaker 11: going to steal the election around, which was Joe Biden. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: I mean, there's no doubt about it.

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Speaker 14: I mean you can go back to Hillary ex starting

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Speaker 14: him with this back in twenty fifteen when she told

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Speaker 14: them that she knew all about hu to Biden. I mean,

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Speaker 14: everybody knew about hun to Biden. It was the only

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Speaker 14: ones who didn't know about her the press.

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Speaker 6: Uh huh. And the reality.

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Speaker 14: Is you also would put them all on a grand jury.

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Speaker 14: Now that's very different than one of those silly congressional hearings.

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Speaker 14: First of all, they have to answer, and if you

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Speaker 14: feel that they're not materially evolved, you can give you

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Speaker 14: an immunity.

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Speaker 6: If they don't answer, you put them in jail.

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Speaker 11: I saw it, so you wouldn't pant. Okay, So hang on,

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Speaker 11: you're telling me you take our special counsel. You would

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Speaker 11: you would in panel grand jury right away? Or would

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Speaker 11: you designate the FBI to give you some some investigative apparatus. Really,

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Speaker 11: I want you to walk me through your critical path,

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Speaker 11: because yeah.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Tash, and I would.

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Speaker 11: Rudy Giuliani, you're the Are you? Are you the best

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Speaker 11: guy to do this? Yes?

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Speaker 4: Or no?

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Speaker 11: Are you the best guy?

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Speaker 14: Well?

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Speaker 11: I am.

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Speaker 14: I'm the best guy to do it in terms of

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Speaker 14: knowledge and experience and having never lost the case as

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Speaker 14: a prosecutor, including some of the most difficult cases of

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Speaker 14: the twentieth century?

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Speaker 6: Am I the best? And the press will go nuts?

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Speaker 14: But if whoever cakes this job at least yeah, I'm

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Speaker 14: already They've got nut some of me already, and I'm

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Speaker 14: already proven.

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Speaker 6: I'll tell it.

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Speaker 14: I can put out, as you said, for everything they say.

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Speaker 6: About me, you can.

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Speaker 11: I'm not worried about I'm not worried about the media,

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Speaker 11: and not worried about the media. They're defeated anyway. What

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Speaker 11: about can you work eighteen hour days to do this?

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Speaker 11: The head guy here has got to be eighteen hours

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Speaker 11: a day, twenty years a day, seven days a week.

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Speaker 11: You agree, I'm going to be doing that.

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Speaker 6: Until we have my funeral, Steve, I mean I.

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Speaker 14: Do that now, and plus I obviously I would get

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Speaker 14: very very I get the very best. I mean, well,

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Speaker 14: you know the people who helped me, crush them off,

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Speaker 14: you and some of the younger ones who are doing

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Speaker 14: a great job.

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Speaker 6: The reality.

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Speaker 11: What about the what about the cancer? What about the

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Speaker 11: cancer cover up? Where does that come in?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 14: Come on, I have prostate can sower twenty five years ago.

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Speaker 14: I've been cured of for twenty five years. My father

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Speaker 14: died of prostate cancer, a horrible death because he got

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Speaker 14: it late because they didn't have a test. Then there's

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Speaker 14: no way in the world you developed that cancer in

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Speaker 14: two days?

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Speaker 6: How about more?

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Speaker 12: Wife?

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Speaker 11: Okay, twenty years so is But is the point I'm making?

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Speaker 11: As ill as he is, do you call him in

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Speaker 11: and depose him for four days in a row, NonStop.

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Speaker 14: Unless it's unless his lawyer stops me and we have

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Speaker 14: to litigate it.

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Speaker 4: I had.

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Speaker 14: I had a great one once with Joe Banano for

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Speaker 14: four days and caught him held a contempt because he

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Speaker 14: said it was Jesus.

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Speaker 11: Joe did Joe Banana? Was Joe Banano on the Gleason

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Speaker 11: nine for cancer? That's what I'm saying. I know you don't,

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Speaker 11: but he had avoided broken. You've broken and broke milk

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Speaker 11: and you broke them mafia. I got that part. But

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Speaker 11: I'm saying today with the guy that's eighty some years

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Speaker 11: old and has you know, Gleason or whatever is advanced

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Speaker 11: prostate cancer, does really know? Does Rudy bring him in?

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Speaker 11: Does Rudy bring him in? And you grilling for four days?

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Speaker 11: Because herb played patty Cake with him.

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Speaker 14: He's going to have to make the case that he's

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Speaker 14: not capable. Actually, the better case is he's mentally incompetent too. Really,

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Speaker 14: what her was trying to say didn't have the guts

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Speaker 14: to say it is that Biden is incapable of participating

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Speaker 14: his own defense.

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Speaker 6: He so far out of it. I think that would

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Speaker 6: have been true a year ago.

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Speaker 11: And that's okay, okay, okay, But hang on in saying

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Speaker 11: that the Attorney General of the United States should have

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Speaker 11: gone to the cabinet. Where's the twenty fifth Amendment? If

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Speaker 11: that's the case, why is Garland? Why would he not

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Speaker 11: going after Garland immediately? If that? If her made that case,

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Speaker 11: and I think he does make that case. The guy's

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Speaker 11: commander in chief. We just talked about the we just

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Speaker 11: talked about the Golden Dome. He's the commander in chief,

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Speaker 11: He's the guy's got the codes for the nukes. Doesn't

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Speaker 11: Garland have a moral responsibility, in a legal responsibility to

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Speaker 11: go tell someone that and they start to move to

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Speaker 11: remove the guy?

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Speaker 14: Sir, every single every single one of them sitting in

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Speaker 14: that having room watching him dribble, have the responsibility to

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Speaker 14: do that. And for four years they sold out their country,

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Speaker 14: including his wife and children and family and the people

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Speaker 14: and the people who have been immunized. Question is has

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Speaker 14: Hunter been immunized from that? It's a broad based immunization.

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Speaker 14: There is a legal question as to whether you can

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Speaker 14: immunize what you.

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Speaker 11: Well, hang on, hang you're saying that they do you

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Speaker 11: think these blanket preemptive pardons include this situation For the

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Speaker 11: fun comment, doctor Joe.

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Speaker 14: Do you want to bet they don't you believe they're

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Speaker 14: going to say that if it does, by the way,

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Speaker 14: he has to catch twenty two.

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Speaker 6: They have to testify.

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Speaker 14: They have no ability not to testify if they have,

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Speaker 14: if they indeed having a blanket part, then they can't

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Speaker 14: ascriminate themselves. Particularly if I limit my question to that

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Speaker 14: ten year period, and if they don't justify, you automatically

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Speaker 14: put them in jail, and if they cant perjury, you prosecute.

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Speaker 14: So I would say this is a necessary way to

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Speaker 14: clean up this horrible system of justice we have and

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Speaker 14: finally make it equal and fair for all.

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Speaker 11: Okay, we're gonna talk about this. We're gonna go to

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Speaker 11: Arizona next with the Rudy. Rudy, hangover a second. I

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Speaker 11: want to hold you through. Short commercial break. Fascinating Rudy Giuliani.

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Speaker 11: He said if he was if he was offered, he

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Speaker 11: would accept. He's ready to work eighteen hours a day,

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Speaker 11: seven days a week to get to the bottom of it.

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Speaker 11: And that's what you're going to have to have. You

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Speaker 11: need to name a special prosecutor. This thing justice partly

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Speaker 8: Short break, use your host, Stephen k back.

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Speaker 11: Okay, we've got Nora ben Ladden on deck in Geneva

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Speaker 11: on the World Health Organization. We're monitoring the deal. I

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Speaker 11: don't think the votes are They're going to try to

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Speaker 11: do something today, but this thing is a knife fight.

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Speaker 11: We'll keep you up to date on that. Got a

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Speaker 11: special guest in house momentarily, Rudy number one. Is this

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Speaker 11: scandal bigger than Watergate? Is this the biggest political scandal?

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Speaker 11: And illegitimate that they knew beforehand he had dementia, illegitimate,

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Speaker 11: stole the twenty twenty election, put a puppet in there,

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Speaker 11: and now with all the crimes they did in the

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Speaker 11: cancer is this the biggest ever?

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Speaker 6: Of course it is.

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Speaker 14: Yeah. I mean, as I said before, it has sub parts.

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Speaker 14: I mean there are you got about five, six, seven,

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Speaker 14: eight different conspiracies here, crimes And was this family in

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Speaker 14: the White House When I say the Biden crime family,

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Speaker 14: this was the most criminal perverted family to ever occupy

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Speaker 14: the office and president of the United States.

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Speaker 6: And from big crimes, from big crimes to little crimes,

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Speaker 6: they all will commit it.

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Speaker 14: And the fact that it's the fact that it isn't

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Speaker 14: uncovered makes it possible for these Democrats to believe they.

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Speaker 6: Can do it again.

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Speaker 11: Or the deep but by the way. It isn't not democrats,

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Speaker 11: it's deep state. If they find if they find a

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Speaker 11: rhino Republican, they'll do that.

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Speaker 14: Right.

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Speaker 11: This is this is a deep state. Rudy, Rudy, let

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Speaker 11: me be blunt, because you're my mentor, and you're a

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Speaker 11: dear friend of mine and a colleague and all that.

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Speaker 6: Do you still have it?

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Speaker 11: Can you do you still have your fastball? Could you

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Speaker 11: take this on and be successful on this? You still

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Speaker 11: get your fast ball?

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Speaker 14: Said?

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Speaker 6: You know, it's the thing I do.

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Speaker 14: I told you it's the only thing I really do

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Speaker 14: well was is prosecute cases. And I started doing it

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Speaker 14: when I was a baby. I was taught by the

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Speaker 14: very very best George Rolloyd Eth McMahon, the judge I

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Speaker 14: clerk for. I was able to try big cases when

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Speaker 14: I started the US Attorney's loves and if you look

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Speaker 14: back on the twentieth century, I prosecuted probably some of

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Speaker 14: the most difficult and important cases. And I would the

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Speaker 14: last US Attorney in the Southern District to go to

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Speaker 14: court and prosecute his own cases. Plus one, I was

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Speaker 14: number three in the Justice Department under Ronald Reagan. I

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Speaker 14: went around the country arguing cases in the Court of

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Speaker 14: Appeals for practice, including the Supreme Court. That's what I

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Speaker 14: really love to do and really know how to do.

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Speaker 14: And I've had this case in mind now as you're going, so.

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Speaker 11: You can present yourself hanging. You can present yourself to

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Speaker 11: the I see, I know the bona fides. You can

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Speaker 11: present yourself to the president say I still got my fastball.

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Speaker 11: I can get this done for the country. Correct.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 6: And if I if I had anything, I would tell

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Speaker 6: them I'm not a liar like the guy in the way,

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Speaker 6: and I don't. I'm on the air three to four

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Speaker 6: hours a day.

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Speaker 11: It's amazing. We love your show. Okay, Rudy. Another thing Arizona.

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Speaker 11: You and Eastman, two of the leaders of our movement,

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Speaker 11: the guys they've dumped law for against. What's happening in

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Speaker 11: Arizona is that case going forward to to get dropped,

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Speaker 11: is going back to a grand jury. It's kind of

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Speaker 11: confusing the way he's written. So what's happening.

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Speaker 14: About seven or eight months ago? The judge said he

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Speaker 14: was very he was questioning the case.

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Speaker 6: He thought it was politically motivated. He didn't think they

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Speaker 6: had enough.

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Speaker 14: Evidence, and he gave the prosecutors three months to justify

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Speaker 14: the case. So all of us, including Christina, Bob and

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Speaker 14: a number of others are involved in just thought, well,

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Speaker 14: that was the end of the case. The prosecutor came

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Speaker 14: back tried to justify the case.

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Speaker 6: Now, now the judges said they didn't. They didn't properly

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Speaker 6: explain the law to the grand jury. He forgot that.

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Speaker 11: He originally to hang on a wait for it, audience,

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Speaker 11: you know the law. They didn't explain the Electoral count

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Speaker 11: Act of eighteen eighty seven. You ever heard that before, Folks,

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Speaker 11: they predicated this entire thing. They never explained it to

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Speaker 11: the They never explained the ran jury.

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Speaker 6: That's just they would read.

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Speaker 11: Deal Rudy, it's a big deal.

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Speaker 14: Now he wants to give him an opportunity to do

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Speaker 14: He's romantic to give him opportunity.

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Speaker 6: To do it again. So of course we're going to

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Speaker 6: appeal it. I mean, how many times? How many times

903
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Speaker 6: do you get to politically indict someone? Twice?

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Speaker 14: He already has said he questioned whether it was a

905
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Speaker 14: political indictment. I don't I don't understand what's going on.

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Speaker 14: I don't understand what's going on in Georgia. That case

907
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Speaker 14: is still there and the president is still a defendant

908
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Speaker 14: in that case. The case is useless, it's gone, it's

909
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Speaker 14: no case. Half of it's been thrown out, the other half.

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Speaker 14: I mean, I'm gonna have to await getting out of jail,

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Speaker 14: I guess, to prosecute. It's absurd that they keep these

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Speaker 14: cases going. And these are one of the state with

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Speaker 14: a Republican governor, Georgia, and the other the state, of course,

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Speaker 14: with a very bitter democratic governor and an attorney general.

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Speaker 11: But you, Rudy, you have a Republican government. But he

916
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Speaker 11: ain't a mega governor. Okay, Yeah, he would love you

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Speaker 11: and Trump. He would love you and Trump. He was Winter, Yeah, okay,

918
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Speaker 11: but I.

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Speaker 6: Mean, this's ridiculous that it's still pended.

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Speaker 11: Okay, So the world posse, We're gonna get all over this.

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Speaker 11: Rudy is a special prosecutor, a special counsel. Where do

922
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Speaker 11: people go to get your content? With the social media?

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Speaker 11: The website, the four hours a day? Uh again, the beautiful,

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Speaker 11: the beautiful and vivations doctor Maria Ryan where they get

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Speaker 11: her stuff too.

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Speaker 6: We're Dell TV and X both you can get us

927
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Speaker 6: on you be.

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Speaker 11: An X Okay, perfect, Rudy. You're a scholar and a warrior.

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Speaker 11: People love you, but I think this may be your

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Speaker 11: biggest this assignment will be only the only thing bigger

931
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Speaker 11: is when you were America's mayor and got US student

932
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Speaker 11: nine to eleven. But this will be huge because this scandal.

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Speaker 11: You agree dwarfs Watergate.

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Speaker 14: Well, this would be this would be this would be

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Speaker 14: a This would be a great honor, honor to do it,

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Speaker 14: and I certainly I'm able to do it, and I

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Speaker 14: don't think there's anyone that knows case better than I do.

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Speaker 14: So I also if the thought was somebody else should

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Speaker 14: do it, I'd be more than happy to be special

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Speaker 14: advisor and help to show them the way through it.

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Speaker 6: But anything to get justice.

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Speaker 11: You do agree that we can't do this with some

943
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Speaker 11: congressional committee that dalj's too overwhelmed with what they got.

944
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Speaker 11: You need a special counsel that sets on yourself aside,

945
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Speaker 11: and this is what they're focused. This would have.

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Speaker 14: Fallen, this would have fallen apart. Four years ago, I

947
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Speaker 14: was put in front of a grand jury. The difference

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Speaker 14: between a grand jury and a congressional investigation. Even when

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Speaker 14: the investigators are good, and we've had some really lousy

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Speaker 14: ones but not all, but We've had some that have

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Speaker 14: really screwed it up congressional investigators. But in fairness, the

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Speaker 14: power of a grand jury is enormous. I mean, they

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Speaker 14: can not testify. The other option is jail immediately immediately. Good,

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Speaker 14: you walk down of the grand jury and you go

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Speaker 14: into to the same prison if you're in the Southern

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Speaker 14: district that Epstein committed.

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Speaker 11: Is yeah, I'm not buying that one. I love bound Gina.

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Speaker 11: I love telling me. I'm not buying that. We got,

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Speaker 11: we got. Alex Jones is going to join us tomorrow.

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Speaker 11: We're gonna talk about that. We're gonna love you.

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Speaker 6: I know that jail backwards and forwards. I helped the

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Speaker 6: build it.

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Speaker 11: We'll have you maybe I have you back on with

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Speaker 11: Alex tomorrow. Anyway, Rudy, Uh, we're gonna make the pitch.

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Speaker 11: Rudy Giuliani is the special counsel to actually get to

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Speaker 11: the bottom, adjudicate, and get to the bottom of the

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Speaker 11: biggest scandal in American political history. That's the illegitimate Biden regime,

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Speaker 11: all of it. And it ain't just Democrats, it's Dray,

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Speaker 11: it's bar it's all of them. Short commercial break. When

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Speaker 11: we return, we're gonna go to Geneva, and then we've

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Speaker 11: got a very very special guest in the house. Next

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Speaker 11: hour in the war room,