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Speaker 1: And so it's just processing this walk walk with me

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Speaker 1: The Democrats just kicked Joe Biden out and selected their

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Speaker 1: And now we see the Democrat nominee, Kamala Harris make

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Speaker 2: Well, look what Trump did this time? You pick JD.

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Speaker 8: On both levels that this isn't They're not gonna let up,

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Speaker 8: You know, we have to stay woke like everybody needs

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Speaker 1: Shopbeam dot com slash Jesse Kelly, We'll be back.

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Speaker 2: It's Wolf's baby.

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Speaker 11: Let's go. High school teachers stand up, public educations stand up.

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Speaker 1: Joining me now, Liz Colin, journalist Alpha News, one of

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Speaker 2: Okay, Liz, the.

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Speaker 1: Story today is not about that freak on television who

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Speaker 1: Tim Waltz, governor of Minnesota. I don't live in Minnesota, Liz.

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Speaker 1: I've visited several times, but I don't live there.

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Speaker 2: You do, What kind of governor is this? Yeah?

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Speaker 12: This will by far be the most radical left ticket

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Speaker 12: Walls plays an integral part in that, just his own words,

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Speaker 13: That's right here in Minnesota.

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Speaker 5: Again.

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Speaker 1: I want to focus on Walls. I remember to call

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Speaker 13: That's never happened in Minneapolis history.

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Speaker 1: Been busy over at Alpha News, including reporting on pandemic fraud.

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Speaker 2: What was this about?

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Speaker 12: Yeah, so this is that two hundred and fifty million

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Speaker 12: Nearly seventy people were charged in the wake of this

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Speaker 2: Watch okay, Liz, I'm going to ask you. You brought

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Speaker 1: I want to ask you about Walls's National Guard history

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Speaker 1: You've probably reported on them about Walls when his National

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So this came up back when he was running

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Speaker 13: He left his unit. What kind of you know, leader

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Speaker 12: So finally it does seem that Walls has backed away

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Speaker 2: Liz, how does this guy get elect? Did in Minnesota? Now?

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Speaker 1: I understand Minnesota is not a red state, probably not

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Speaker 2: It's not Connecticut, it's not that. But this guy, this.

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Speaker 13: There's a long story about all that.

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Speaker 12: So he was fired as a coach and educator back

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Speaker 12: It's interesting even his congressional district, this area that covers

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Speaker 13: Been manipulated before.

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Speaker 2: I think you're right, Liz. Thank you so much. Please

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Speaker 1: All right, we haven't forgotten about the attempted assassination of

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Speaker 1: Before we talked to her, I'm going to talk to

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about the Trump assassination attempts. I know the

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Speaker 1: just there's been so much information and so much misinformation.

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Speaker 1: I hate to use that term out there. Can you

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Speaker 1: walk us through what you know from that day so far?

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Speaker 6: Well, we know that there was a terrible plan that

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Speaker 6: was put in place by the lead site agent who

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Speaker 6: is inexperienced, the woman out of the Pittsburgh Field office.

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Speaker 6: She has a lot of time in the Secret Service.

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Speaker 13: I know her name.

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Speaker 6: I'm withholding it because I feel like she will get docs.

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Speaker 6: There's no doubt about it. This woman has had experience

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Speaker 6: in the Protective Intelligence Division, which is not protective detail

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Speaker 6: like you see the innermost ring of the Secret Service

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Speaker 6: detail that covered presidents and protect them on a daily basis.

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Speaker 5: She produced a.

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Speaker 6: Site plan that had several egregious problems, the fermars being

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Speaker 6: no one on the roof of the American Glass Research

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Speaker 6: Building and the fact that the perimeter was inside that building,

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Speaker 6: and then when she did get law enforcement to man

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Speaker 6: that building, they were put inside the building. We don't

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Speaker 6: know the real answer on why that was, why they

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Speaker 6: were inside the building, whether it was hot that day

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Speaker 6: or whatnot, But there are is just a series and

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Speaker 6: layers of errors. Now we have are learning that the

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Speaker 6: actual counter snipers that were assigned for the first time.

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Speaker 6: It was this first time that a Trump rally with

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Speaker 6: fifty thousand people tens of thousand people on a regular

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Speaker 6: basis was assigned counter snipers. That in and of itself

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Speaker 6: shows the level of unseriousness that the Secret Service was

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Speaker 6: engaged in terms of assessing threats to Donald Trump versus

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Speaker 6: Joe Biden and Joe and Kamala Harris. Obviously he has

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Speaker 6: more people at his rallies. The Iranian threat was clear.

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Speaker 6: We've known that for four years. However, why did we

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Speaker 6: only have counter snipers at this event, this for this

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Speaker 6: particular rally. I think that raises a lot of questions

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Speaker 6: in my mind. My sources are telling me that they

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Speaker 6: did not have They were inoperable there. They had texts,

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Speaker 6: but they didn't have Wi Fi. Okay, they were sending

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Speaker 6: texts without Wi Fi. Why why didn't they have the technology?

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Speaker 6: Why didn't they have a drone in the air when

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Speaker 6: the shooter had a drone in the air two hours

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Speaker 6: before the event? Why did they not address that drone

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Speaker 6: that was in the air. Why didn't we have people

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Speaker 6: on the ground. The counter snipers that were assigned to

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Speaker 6: the rally were only provided the day before. Late, they

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Speaker 6: didn't have time to do their full counter sniper survey

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Speaker 6: of the site. We had siloed communications between local law

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Speaker 6: enforcement and the Secret Service. I am told that the

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Speaker 6: command centers, obviously we learned this from Director Row the

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Speaker 6: other day. The command separates were separate. They had separate

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Speaker 6: command centers. That means that they have a command center

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Speaker 6: for coordination because they cannot get the local law enforcement.

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Speaker 6: That they are increasingly dependent on because of staff, stage shortages,

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Speaker 6: and the needs of a campaign, they can't get them

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Speaker 6: on the same frequent radio frequency as the Secret Service itself,

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Speaker 6: so they use a command center to coordinate. And you

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Speaker 6: saw Kim Cheadle, the former director now resigned, talk about

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Speaker 6: they're so dedicated to interoperability. Well, that all broke down

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Speaker 6: that day. There was no interoperability, and so, I mean,

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Speaker 6: I can go on and on, but the problems of

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Speaker 6: the siloed communications between local law enforcement.

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Speaker 5: It's not their fault.

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Speaker 6: They were the ones that were most aggressively pursuing Thomas Crooks,

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Speaker 6: but they also are trying to do a little cya

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Speaker 6: in my opinion, the law enforcement by saying they only

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Speaker 6: had a very narrow line of sight, that they didn't

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Speaker 6: have a great line of sight to the ager top

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Speaker 6: of the rooftop. Well, okay, then why weren't you on

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Speaker 6: top of the roof? I mean, Josh Howley says it's

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Speaker 6: because it was hot. That he has a whistleblower telling

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Speaker 6: him it was hot that day. Now, there are multiple

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Speaker 6: layers of problems that happened that day, and it doesn't

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Speaker 6: instill confidence as we move forward in this campaign, and

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Speaker 6: that's what a whistleblower came to me and emailed the

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Speaker 6: entire Uniform Division about that. They he does not have

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Speaker 6: confidence that this there would not be another assassination attempt

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Speaker 6: before November.

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Speaker 1: Sadly enough, Susan, could you touch on Kim Cheatle in

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Speaker 1: the bag of cocaine found in the White House?

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Speaker 2: This story is just insane to me. What happened.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I've been working on this story since May. There

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Speaker 6: was an episode that we had some warning signs that

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Speaker 6: there were some problems within the Secret Service, but it

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Speaker 6: was more DEI oriented. There was a breakdown of a

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Speaker 6: woman who had a mental breakdown at Join Bass Andrews

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Speaker 6: before Kamala Harris, which going off to an event and

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Speaker 6: Joint Base Andrews, as you know, is where Air Force

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Speaker 6: one and Air Force two are housed.

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Speaker 5: And you know, so that I started working on.

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Speaker 6: This story back then because whistleblowers came forward to me

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Speaker 6: and they've confirmed it time and time again. I've a

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Speaker 6: i've as I've looked into this. Director Cheetle wanted the

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Speaker 6: cocaine evidence destroyed. Normally, I'm told within the Secret Service culture,

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Speaker 6: it is not a big deal to destroy drugs they

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Speaker 6: call it contraband when they find them on the protective

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Speaker 6: detail of president's vice president's families. They that has happened

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Speaker 6: many many times in the past. They just flush it

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Speaker 6: down the toilet. But in this case it came to

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Speaker 6: light because it was not the productive detail that surrounds

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Speaker 6: the innermost ring of the President's security. It was a

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Speaker 6: uniform division and they are like footste soldiers to protect

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Speaker 6: the White House grounds. That this person, a uniform division person,

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Speaker 6: found it inside the secret of inside the White House

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Speaker 6: complex and it's move was moved several times. I mean,

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Speaker 6: I don't know if it was moved. They report that

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Speaker 6: they found it in different places. There was leaks, several leaks,

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Speaker 6: and my sources say that that's a.

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Speaker 5: Joke, that that was not true. That that where they

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Speaker 5: ended up saying it was.

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Speaker 6: It was discovered, but she wanted it destroyed, and that's

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Speaker 6: normally the normal operating procedure. But it got out because

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Speaker 6: the uniform division person who found this decided whoever decided,

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Speaker 6: once it went up the flagpole of leadership, they would

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Speaker 6: call the fire department, the Metropolitan Politic Fire and Ems Department,

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Speaker 6: and they evacuated the White House complex when they evacuated

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Speaker 6: the White House complex, the press room where I used

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Speaker 6: to work. They all found out about it because they

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Speaker 6: were evacuated, and so the cat was out of the

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Speaker 6: bag and they had the baggy. It was less than

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Speaker 6: a gram of cocaine, and they all of a sudden,

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Speaker 6: you know, Cheetah wanted to do what's normal operating procedure

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Speaker 6: and get rid of it. But it was already evidence

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Speaker 6: at that point, it was already official evidence.

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Speaker 5: So they had to send it.

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Speaker 6: To Department of Homeland Security and for testing. It came out,

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Speaker 6: actually the Metropolitan Police tested it first, came back it

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Speaker 6: was cocaine. It was not a hazardous substance. It was

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Speaker 6: an anthrax, It wasn't rising. So they then sent it

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Speaker 6: to the FBI and they found a partial DNA hit.

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Speaker 6: Now they didn't find fingerprints, but they found a partial

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Speaker 6: DNA hit. And what that means, I'm told and you

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Speaker 6: would might maybe no more than I have more experience

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Speaker 6: with this, but in law enforcement, that means that there

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Speaker 6: is a they had a potential match of a blood

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Speaker 6: family member, but blood relative. All the people that were

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Speaker 6: in the White House that day or that even that weekend,

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Speaker 6: you could narrow it down. They didn't do anything with

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Speaker 6: it because they didn't want to find out who it was.

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Speaker 1: Well, I think we all have our suspicions on who

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Speaker 1: that might be. Susan, thank you so much for your reporting.

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Speaker 2: Please come back soon. Thank you. I appreciate it. All Right,

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Speaker 2: we have more next.

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Speaker 1: Well, we shouldn't ignore everything that's happening over in the Middle.

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Speaker 2: East right now. It is a mess. It's ramping up,

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Speaker 2: I think, but I never know what to believe.

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Speaker 1: Remember last time Iran said they were gonna go kill

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Speaker 1: all the Jews or whatever they said.

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Speaker 2: They're always saying things like that. They fired a couple

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Speaker 2: of missiles.

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Speaker 1: Didn't really hurt anybody, A couple of people got injured,

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Speaker 1: if I remember right, and then they just kind of

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Speaker 1: moved on.

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Speaker 2: Is this going to be that? I don't know, but

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Speaker 2: I bet Lisa does.

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Speaker 1: Joining me now, Editor in Chief of the Foreign Desk,

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Speaker 1: Lisa Daftari. Okay, Lisa, First, we had some rockets, Iranian

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Speaker 1: rockets land in an America in base and Iraq. Few

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Speaker 1: people injured, possibly someone killed. But this is not new.

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Speaker 1: This is what they do. Are we seeing anything new?

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Speaker 5: No, this is not new.

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Speaker 14: This is the Islamic Republic, a terrorist regime that has

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Speaker 14: occupied Iran for forty five years and has done has

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Speaker 14: taken that time to beef up its proxies to do

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Speaker 14: its dirty work in the region. And some American administrations

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Speaker 14: have paid attention to this and some haven't. The one

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Speaker 14: that is currently in the White House has not. Not

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Speaker 14: only have they not paid attention to it, they have

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Speaker 14: actually embolden them and given them up to one hundred

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Speaker 14: billion dollars in terms of allowing them to make oil

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Speaker 14: sales and taking off important sanctions, not wanting to curb them.

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Speaker 14: Everything we're seeing in terms of the war and as

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Speaker 14: well whether it's Hamas attacking as well in October seventh,

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Speaker 14: the tunnel systems that they have built, looking at the weapons.

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Speaker 5: That Hamas has.

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Speaker 14: Now, let's go to the north in Lebnon, where you

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Speaker 14: have Hasballah with being a more well endowed terror organization

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Speaker 14: with up to fifty thousand fighters, up to one hundred

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Speaker 14: and fifty thousand missiles, short, medium, long range missiles, drones,

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Speaker 14: et cetera, all paid for by the Islamic Republic, the

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Speaker 14: regime inside Iran. Where did they get that money. Well,

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Speaker 14: at the last four years or so, the Biden administration

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Speaker 14: has been extremely laxed. They have removed vital sanctions from them.

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Speaker 14: They have allowed them to sell oil to partners like China, Venezuela,

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Speaker 14: weapons to Russia, to North Korea. And therefore we are

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Speaker 14: where we're at because of that. Now, add to that,

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Speaker 14: it's not just Israel that they're attacking. This is America's

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Speaker 14: war as well. The Huthis are shooting down at US vessels,

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Speaker 14: European vessels in the Red Sea. They are attacking with

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Speaker 14: their insurgencies in Syria and Iraq against US assets as

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Speaker 14: we saw the.

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Speaker 5: As the Rocky Base was attacked.

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Speaker 14: All of this, I mean, we can go on and

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Speaker 14: on about this, but the bottom line that American voters

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Speaker 14: should know is this foreign policy has never mattered so much.

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Speaker 5: In a US election.

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Speaker 14: This is and I'm writing an obed about this that

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Speaker 14: will probably go live tomorrow. This is not an election

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Speaker 14: on specific policies. This is an election on ideology. Where

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Speaker 14: do you want this country to go?

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Speaker 5: You know?

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Speaker 14: And it's not just foreign policy. We can talk about

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Speaker 14: national security our border. There are hazbelah Hamas Talabad Islamic

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Speaker 14: Republic regime operatives inside the country right now because of

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Speaker 14: that lacks border. It's not just well intentioned people from

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Speaker 14: Honduras and you know, Guatemala and other places coming here

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Speaker 14: for a better life.

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Speaker 5: Good for them.

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Speaker 14: They should come the legal way and come here, and

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Speaker 14: we will welcome them. The issue is this, the bad

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Speaker 14: guys will always find the loopholes, and our government is

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Speaker 14: not only giving them the loopholes.

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Speaker 5: Our policy invites a lot.

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Speaker 14: Of our enemies to take advantage of what's going on

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Speaker 14: right now in the White House.

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Speaker 1: Lisa, could you explain as bectal U kings it gets

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Speaker 1: confusing for everyone, myself included, why in the world the

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Speaker 1: Bide administration, and honestly in the Obama administration before them,

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Speaker 1: why they are so kind to a country that has

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Speaker 1: declared themselves over and over and again to be our enemy.

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Speaker 1: It's not like Iran, to their credit, and it's not

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Speaker 1: like they're shy about it. They're not doing it behind

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Speaker 1: our back. They hate us, they admit they hate us,

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Speaker 1: So why be kind to them?

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Speaker 5: Right?

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Speaker 14: It's the one hundred billion dollar question, right, the amount

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Speaker 14: of oil that oil a ampathy as Republic is selling it,

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Speaker 14: truly is the question. Look, before Obama became President Obama,

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Speaker 14: he campaigned on normalizing relations with the Islamic Republic. Before

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Speaker 14: Biden came into the White House, he said, forget the

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Speaker 14: deal that Trump ripped up in May of twenty eighteen.

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Speaker 14: I will get right back into that Iran nuclear deal.

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Speaker 14: Why why without contingency would you announce to our enemies

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Speaker 14: that we want to make nice with them.

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Speaker 5: And that they have the upper hand in negotiating that deal.

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Speaker 14: It never worked out because their requests were so egregious

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Speaker 14: that even this White House couldn't agree to that, but

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Speaker 14: they wanted it. This Biden White House wanted another Islamic

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Speaker 14: Republic nuclear deal to be the crown jewel of their

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Speaker 14: foreign policy.

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Speaker 5: Just like President Obama felt that that was the crown.

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Speaker 14: Jewel of his foreign policy. There are a few reasons

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Speaker 14: that I can point to.

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Speaker 5: Look, this is this.

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Speaker 14: Philosophy, ideology, whatever you want to call it. It started

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Speaker 14: actually with President Carter. He's the one who ushered in

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Speaker 14: the Islamic Republic. If you talk to any Iranians who

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Speaker 14: are upset about this revolution happening in Iran, upset about

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Speaker 14: the shaw being toppled and this government coming in, they

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Speaker 14: will equate their grievances with President Carter. Really having a

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Speaker 14: hand in top the toppling of the Shaw And of

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Speaker 14: course it's very nuanced. There's a million other factors here,

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Speaker 14: but we all have to agree that the posturing of

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Speaker 14: the American president or the White House has a lot

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Speaker 14: to do with how the dominoes fall all around the world.

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Speaker 14: That is why it's so important to look at President

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Speaker 14: Carter's role in ushering the Islamic Republic into office in

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Speaker 14: nineteen seventy nine, and then looking at President Obama and

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Speaker 14: he was so kind to the Islamic Republic and allowed

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Speaker 14: them by signing a meaningless piece of paper in the JCPOA,

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Speaker 14: the Iran Nuclear Deal. How they got so much money

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Speaker 14: and we're able to again continue on with their weapons

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Speaker 14: program despite the fact that they were, you know, in

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Speaker 14: this contract.

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Speaker 5: What does that paper really mean to them? What does

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Speaker 5: that contract really mean to them?

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Speaker 14: We're dealing with a terrorist regime that where diplomacy means nothing. Now,

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Speaker 14: these three Democrats who I mentioned, they want to use

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Speaker 14: diplomacy to normalize relations with a regime that cannot be trusted.

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Speaker 5: And that is exactly why love him or hate him.

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Speaker 14: For the four years when Trump was in office, he

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Speaker 14: enforced a maximum pressure campaign against Iran's regime where there

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Speaker 14: were meaningful sanctions where they were we pulled out of

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Speaker 14: the Iran nuclear deal. We you know, marginalized them to

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Speaker 14: the best of our ability for them not to be

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Speaker 14: involved in the global economy, et cetera.

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Speaker 5: And it worked.

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Speaker 14: You saw all around level on. For example, there were

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Speaker 14: charity boxes for Habela. They were trying to collect money

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Speaker 14: in charity boxes and supermarkets. Now juxtapose that with the

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Speaker 14: saber rattling that Habela is doing right now. It feels rich,

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Speaker 14: it feels well in doubt, it has the missiles, it

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Speaker 14: has the weapons.

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Speaker 5: It has become emboldened again by.

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Speaker 14: The head of the snake, the Iron's regime, giving them

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Speaker 14: all these weapons, giving them the training, and then setting

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Speaker 14: them on their way to attack Israel.

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Speaker 5: So that is why we are at where we're at.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Lisa, could you explain to me what you think.

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Speaker 1: I realize I'm asking you to make predictions. What you

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Speaker 1: think Iran's response to Israel is going to be. It's

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Speaker 1: been a few days now, we were all waiting.

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Speaker 2: Israel comes out.

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Speaker 1: They assassinate a few people, they blow up some Hamas

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Speaker 1: guy in Tehran, which was sick by the way, and

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Speaker 1: we were all expecting, you know, the missiles to start

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Speaker 1: raining down, and you know, it's been a bunch of threats,

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Speaker 1: but nothing has happened.

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Speaker 2: Is something going to happen? What do you expect to happen.

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Speaker 14: Something has to happen, because for the Islamic Republic that

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Speaker 14: you know, they're stuck in this position. I will and

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Speaker 14: a lot of people don't agree with me, but I

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Speaker 14: have spoken to two very high officials within Israeli intelligence

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Speaker 14: in the last couple of days and they do agree

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Speaker 14: with me. So I feel comfortable saying this is my prediction.

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Speaker 14: This is not fact, you know, and this is just

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Speaker 14: my feeling, is that Iron's regime does not want to

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Speaker 14: involve itself in a large scale war. That is why

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Speaker 14: for forty five years they have supported these proxies to

746
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Speaker 14: do the dirty work for them.

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Speaker 5: Iron's regime.

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Speaker 14: At the same time, they're not suicidal, but they have

749
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Speaker 14: this ego, they have this you know, reputation to uphold.

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Speaker 5: It's that's just who they are. But again, they're not suicidal.

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Speaker 5: So this puts them in a position of we have

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Speaker 5: to talk big, but not go big in terms of escalation.

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Speaker 14: So what I think will potentially happen. Is They're not

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Speaker 14: going to go They're not going to leave this unanswered.

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Speaker 5: That's for sure.

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Speaker 14: They have to answer this, but they again don't want

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Speaker 14: it to escalate to the point, and they do know

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Speaker 14: that Israel's ready.

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Speaker 5: Israel's ready to pounce because they have to.

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Speaker 14: This is an existential threat for Israel, and they have

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Speaker 14: been fighting multiple fronts already. This is yet another front.

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Speaker 14: This is the main front, which is coming from again

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Speaker 14: the Islamic Republic. So what I believe will happen is

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Speaker 14: something similar to what we saw in April, with some

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Speaker 14: sort of retaliation. Now, whether it comes from Iran proper

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Speaker 14: or if it comes from Hesbela, I believe it may

767
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Speaker 14: come from Hesbela. This time around, it will hurt more

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Speaker 14: because they have again Israel's technology or military defense systems

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Speaker 14: may not be able to block every single shot, they

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Speaker 14: will block a lot of it. Again, this is a

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Speaker 14: little side note to the lawmakers who don't support the

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Speaker 14: Iron Dome and other measures in Congress.

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Speaker 5: It's for all of us to.

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Speaker 14: Defend again Israel against its enemies who wanted off the map.

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Speaker 5: The Islamic public will find.

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Speaker 14: A way to retaliate, will also try for this retaliation

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Speaker 14: not to escalate.

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Speaker 5: More than it has to.

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Speaker 14: Again, I want to go back to October seventh, Hamas

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Speaker 14: attacked as Bulla could have attacked simultaneously, really spreading Israel

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Speaker 14: thin in terms of its defense, and they didn't. What

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Speaker 14: they're doing is trying this tactic of really trying to

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Speaker 14: spread Israel thinn in terms of.

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Speaker 5: Fatiguing them and making this a longer war than it.

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Speaker 2: Has to be.

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Speaker 14: And Israel has two goals it always has from day one,

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Speaker 14: and that is to get the hostages back. It's been

788
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Speaker 14: over three hundred days, by the way, and number two

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Speaker 14: to decimate Hamas to the point where they are not

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Speaker 14: a functioning terror organization and an existential threat to.

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Speaker 5: Israel hovering over Israel.

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Speaker 14: So to that end, they have not gotten all the

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Speaker 14: hostages back, many of them have been killed, and they

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Speaker 14: haven't been able to come to an agreement.

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Speaker 5: So, you know, crazy times.

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Speaker 14: I know, the people who are on the streets of

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Speaker 14: the United States and Europe yelling seasfire, seatsfire, are no

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Speaker 14: longer yelling seas fire because they know it's in Hamas's hands.

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Speaker 14: There will not be a seat fire because of Hamas

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Speaker 14: are now just saying, you know, death to Israel, and

801
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Speaker 14: you know, death to Zionists, and you know the Jews.

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Speaker 5: Must be killed wherever in the world that they are.

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Speaker 5: All the masks are off, not literally.

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Speaker 14: Because they still wear masks, because they are cowards, and

805
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Speaker 14: they come onto the streets and onto the university campuses

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Speaker 14: and and do you know, say all these things while

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Speaker 14: burning American flags at the same time. So again brings

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Speaker 14: me back to my initial point. This is very ideologically driven,

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Speaker 14: whether it's in the United States or in the Middle East.

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Speaker 14: And really there's two sides to you. You're with the terrorist,

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Speaker 14: you're against them, So choose wisely.

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Speaker 2: Lisa, thank you, ma'am.

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Speaker 1: As always all right, we have light in the mod Next,

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Speaker 1: there are little bastions of freedom in these crazy communist

815
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Speaker 1: places like New York for instance. You see New York

816
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Speaker 1: City's gone so hard left, which hurts me. It hurts

817
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Speaker 1: me and my soul because I love New York City

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Speaker 1: so much, But not all of the place. You see,

819
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Speaker 1: if you're on the right, and you have the ability

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Speaker 1: to do so, you flee and you get your butt.

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Speaker 2: Out to Long Island. Why because Long Island is going.

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Speaker 1: Red and red and red it's where all the Republicans

823
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Speaker 1: are going, and they're doing things like banning masks in public,

824
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Speaker 1: and the crazy commis up there took it about as

825
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Speaker 1: well as you'd.

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Speaker 2: Expect them to.

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Speaker 15: Tensions boiled over tonight at the Nasau Legislature, when at

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Speaker 15: least one person was arrested. The chaos came during a

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Speaker 15: heated discussion about the County's Mask Transparency Act. The measure

830
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Speaker 15: makes it illegal to wear a mask in public unless

831
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Speaker 15: it's for the person's health, religious, or celebratory purposes. A

832
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Speaker 15: similar state law had been on the books prior to

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Speaker 15: the COVID pandemic. This law and dangers my life.

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Speaker 13: This law and dangers the alives of many people.

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Speaker 15: Bridget Jones is immunocompromised and came from Harlem to speak

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Speaker 15: against the measure.

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Speaker 7: Criminalizing a tool that literally is ppe.

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Speaker 15: It's a mobility aid.

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Speaker 7: It saved lives.

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Speaker 15: The county Legislature passed the bill along party lines. All

841
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Speaker 15: twelve Republicans voted in favor, all seven Democrats abstained supporters

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Speaker 15: say it prevents people from committing crimes or acts of

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Speaker 15: violence while hiding behind a mask.

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Speaker 2: Did you hear how she said? Literally can't help themselves.

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Speaker 1: It's an infection everywhere, but it's a huge problem on

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Speaker 1: the left, especially liberal white women.

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Speaker 2: They love that word. Anyway, I'll see them all