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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 3: We have a meeting with President Putin tomorrow. I think

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Speaker 3: it's going to be a good meeting. But the more

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Speaker 3: important meeting will be the second meeting.

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Speaker 4: That we're having.

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Speaker 3: We're going to have a meeting with President Putin, president

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Speaker 3: z Olynsky, myself, and I think President Putin will make peace.

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Speaker 3: I think presidents Olynsky will make peace.

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Speaker 4: We'll see that they can get along.

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Speaker 5: And my worry is that, well, the photo op in

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Speaker 5: and of itself, essentially legitimizes war crimes, telegraphs to other

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Speaker 5: autocrats or evil men around the world that they can

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Speaker 5: get away with murdering civilians and still get a photo

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Speaker 5: op with the President the United States. It could get

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Speaker 5: worse because if there is no agreement, if Putin thumbs

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Speaker 5: his nose at Trump and then Trump does not follow

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Speaker 5: through with more weapons for Ukraine or with any sanctions,

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Speaker 5: then it's essentially the final green light to Putin.

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Speaker 1: So this is a big moment.

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Speaker 5: For Putin because he essentially is being legitimized in the

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Speaker 5: eyes of the United States and in the eyes of

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Speaker 5: the world. We know there's not going to be any

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Speaker 5: major piece deal here. Largely because one of the parties

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Speaker 5: to the war isn't at the table. You can't sign

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Speaker 5: a piece agreement if Selenski isn't there.

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Speaker 1: Well, the first.

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Speaker 6: Concern is that Putin's already achieved a victory. He's having

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Speaker 6: a meeting with the president of the United States of America.

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Speaker 6: He's an indicted war criminal. Getting a second meeting with

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Speaker 6: President Zelenski.

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Speaker 1: That is the goal, and I wish him success. I

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Speaker 1: want this war to end.

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Speaker 6: It cannot end without Zelensky in the room. It cannot

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Speaker 6: end without Ukrainians negotiating and therefore getting to that second meeting,

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Speaker 6: I think is the key outcome that we are.

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Speaker 7: All looking for.

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Speaker 8: It is important also devi Ignasia's to say that Biden administration,

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Speaker 8: even going back two three years understood and we heard

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Speaker 8: it from General Million others understood that.

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Speaker 1: The Ukrainians weren't going.

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Speaker 8: To get every Russian out of their territory and the

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Speaker 8: Russians weren't going to get de keyed. So there's always

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Speaker 8: been an understanding that there would at some point be

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Speaker 8: a land swap.

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Speaker 9: The goal for me and I think prosent Trump is

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Speaker 9: to end it forever. Now, what would that look like

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Speaker 9: you'll have some land swamps, but only after you have

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Speaker 9: security guarantees to Ukraine to prevent Russia from doing this again.

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Speaker 9: You need to tell pot what happens if he does

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Speaker 9: it a third time, pre invasion sanctions that would crush

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Speaker 9: his economy if.

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Speaker 1: They ever did this again.

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Speaker 10: I think the first thing I'd say is my claud

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Speaker 10: President Trump's efforts to end this war.

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Speaker 11: As he says, this war is bloodbath.

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Speaker 10: Far too many people have died, and if the United States,

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Speaker 10: through its power and influence, can bring an end, that's

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Speaker 10: a good thing, no question about that. The problem is

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Speaker 10: that a peace that will endure between Russia and Ukraine

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Speaker 10: has got to require Russian co sessions, and so far

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Speaker 10: Putin has refused to make any The swap that's important

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Speaker 10: here is Ukraine might give up territory in exchange for

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Speaker 10: real security and to guarantee that this world won't start

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Speaker 10: again after these negotiations. And that's what I'm going to

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Speaker 10: be looking for at Friday's meeting. Is there any sign

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Speaker 10: that Trump has learned that a peace that's simply exceeding

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Speaker 10: to Pruden's demands is not going to be a piece

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Speaker 10: that last If there is pressure on Russia. If Russia

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Speaker 10: really gives up something above all the desire to destroy

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Speaker 10: Ukrainian independence, then we might.

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Speaker 4: Have a real piston.

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Speaker 12: Well, let's begin with the fact that this summit meeting

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Speaker 12: is a tremendous gift to blabmir Putin. He's meeting one

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Speaker 12: on one with the President of the United States. He has

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Speaker 12: been charged with war crimes by an international body, and

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Speaker 12: he's lucky not to be arrested. And you were right

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Speaker 12: when you said earlier, it's a legacy making moment. If

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Speaker 12: Donald Trump stands strong and insists on a cease fire

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Speaker 12: before there are any chalks, insists that blabrant Putin be

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Speaker 12: at the table along with Europeans, and insists that a

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Speaker 12: security guarantee be the result of any kind of negotiations,

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Speaker 12: he has the makings of a potential agreement that could

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Speaker 12: win him the Nobel Peace Prize, which he has long saw.

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Speaker 13: Show every day is a battle for your mind, raging

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Speaker 13: information coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: Fear not.

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Speaker 14: You found the place for truth, the voice, and a

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Speaker 14: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 14: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 14: the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: Fuck a lot. Here we go.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country, Happy Friday. On

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Speaker 7: interview with you. As always, we are here at the

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Speaker 7: Bitcoin dot Com studio. Today's a very very big day

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Speaker 7: and we're gonna be covering it throughout the day as

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Speaker 7: breaking news happens. But first we want to foreshadow and

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Speaker 7: more importantly, you just want to describe what is happening

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Speaker 7: before the big meeting in Alaska. President Donald Trump right

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Speaker 7: now is on a on plane. He's on Air Force one.

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Speaker 7: He's on a plane flying from Joint Force Joint Andrew's

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Speaker 7: Air Force Base all the way across the North America

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Speaker 7: continent to Alaska. Before we go into the details of this,

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Speaker 7: I just want to say this is President Trump at

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Speaker 7: his best. He does not have to be doing this.

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Speaker 7: He doesn't. He's trying to stop his seventh war. Let

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Speaker 7: me say that again. He is trying to stop his

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Speaker 7: seventh war. He's flying all the way across America and

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Speaker 7: across Canada, confronting a foreign leader and taking a risk

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Speaker 7: that this this very well could fail because he wants peace.

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Speaker 7: The President is doing this because he does not want

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Speaker 7: to see the bloodshed the suffering of five to seven

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Speaker 7: thousand people dying per week, and for what what is

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Speaker 7: the goal? What is the objective? And if it's five

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Speaker 7: to seven thousand people a week, you're talking about three

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Speaker 7: to four hundred thousand people a year, generations of young

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Speaker 7: Ukrainians and Russians, because the Russians matter to the Russians

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Speaker 7: are made in the image of God. Here too, plus

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Speaker 7: all the casualties and all the refugees. And for what

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Speaker 7: President Donald Trump is taking a mature approach here? Now,

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Speaker 7: mind you, this summit comes on the heels of President

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Speaker 7: Trump rushing more artillery and more military support for Ukraine.

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Speaker 7: You see, Putin had a certain calculation. Putin thought that

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Speaker 7: if Trump was going to send all of these armaments

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Speaker 7: to Ukraine, that the Magabase would revolt against Donald Trump.

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Speaker 7: There's been no such revolt. Actually, we might not love

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Speaker 7: the idea of further armainence, but we trust the president

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Speaker 7: and we have confidence the President that he's using that

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Speaker 7: towards a peace settlement. Vladimir Putin very well might have

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Speaker 7: misread the room. The buried lead of this is not

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Speaker 7: the fact that President Trump is flying across the continent.

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Speaker 7: That should be appreciated but instead, why is Putin flying?

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Speaker 7: Why has Putin kind of taking the beta role here

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Speaker 7: flying to America, not on his turf or on neutral ground.

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Speaker 7: What is Putin doing? That's the part that has fascinated

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Speaker 7: me throughout all this, and I want to explore that together,

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Speaker 7: because Putin doesn't have to be sending in tons of aircraft.

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Speaker 7: Reports are showing he's bringing in like five hundred people

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Speaker 7: and they're flying in planes. I mean a lot of

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Speaker 7: ordinary Russians are pretty angry about this summit. So what

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Speaker 7: is Putin doing here? This is the first presidential meeting

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Speaker 7: between a US president and Putin in over four years.

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Speaker 7: Biden had no interest in this, So we know why

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Speaker 7: Trump is doing it because he loves America. He doesn't

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Speaker 7: want to see us in another boondoggle, doesn't want to

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Speaker 7: see us in a quagmire, and his heart hurts for

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Speaker 7: seven thousand dead people a week and for all the

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Speaker 7: liberals that attack Donald Trump. He is a better person

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Speaker 7: Russians and Ukrainians dying. He's doing something to stop it.

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Speaker 7: But what is Putin doing here? That's the fascinating part.

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Speaker 7: I don't have a clear answer, except I think Putin

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Speaker 7: wants an end of this war more than he is broadcasting. Now, look,

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Speaker 7: we need to set expectations cautiously. Hundreds of thousands of

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Speaker 7: people have died in this war. Wars radicalize their participants. Definitionally,

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Speaker 7: it is a lot harder to end a three year

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Speaker 7: That's why the original Istanbul overture to end the war

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Speaker 7: get deep into a war, they say, well, they bummed

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Speaker 7: this church, and they bom this village, and they did

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Speaker 7: we must keep on escalating. Wars have a tendency to

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Speaker 7: do that. Russia has three core demands for peace, neutral Ukrainian.

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Speaker 7: This is the key. This is the Russia's the Big three.

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Speaker 7: And no other program is going to tell you this.

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Speaker 7: And we got this from Professor Mrsheimer. He said this

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Speaker 7: on the Tucker Carlson program and it was really really important.

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Speaker 7: Professor Mrscheimer said, these are the three things. A neutrale Ukraine,

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Speaker 7: not NATO, and no US security guarantee, no offensive Ukrainian

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Speaker 7: military capability and recognition of CRIMEA plus the four oblasts

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Speaker 7: annexed by Russia. Now are those one hundred percent required?

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Speaker 7: The answer is, we don't know, because the Washington foreign

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Speaker 7: unspeakably evil. There was a chance to end the Russian

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Speaker 7: and Biden sabotaged it. Of all the things in Biden's legacy,

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Speaker 7: this is one of the most unspeakably dark moves of

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Speaker 7: his administration. Entire generation of young Ukrainians died and Russia

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Speaker 7: took more territory, so it was for nothing. But if

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Speaker 7: be possible. If we're willing to say no Ukrainian NATO

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Speaker 7: they'll evacuate some of the territory they've captured. We don't

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Speaker 7: know it's possible because nobody has tried to negotiate until

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Speaker 7: President Trump. President Trump, I will say, of the three

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Speaker 7: that Vladimir Putin won back part of Ukraine, including Crimea. Okay,

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Speaker 7: I think that's I don't like it. He should have

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Speaker 7: Now there's two parts of that. Ukraine should not be

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Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk dot com. Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a

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Speaker 1: He is not meeting with a friend.

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Speaker 15: He is meeting with an adversary, and an adversary who

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Speaker 7: Pretty good deal, right move. Remember Trump said this is

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Speaker 16: President Trump is set to hold bilateral talks with Russian

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Speaker 7: excited for this conversation Edward Kovalik, who is the chairman

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Speaker 7: dot com. Edward, great to see you so much of

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Speaker 7: the discuss. Thank you for joining the program. You are

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Speaker 7: an energy truth teller. First, let's just talk geopolitical and

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Speaker 7: let's go then we'll go a little bit more specific.

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Speaker 7: What are the stakes of America and Russia meeting today,

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Speaker 7: Russia being one of the biggest producers of petroleum on

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Speaker 7: the planet. Please, Edward, welcome to the program and walk

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Speaker 7: us through the geopolitical stakes. So what's happening today.

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Speaker 11: First of all, Charlie, it's great to be with you.

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Speaker 11: I'm a huge fan and what you do is just

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Speaker 11: so so important. If anyone is not aware of this,

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Speaker 11: oil fossil fuels basically drive the entire global economy and

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Speaker 11: as a result, drive geopolitics. Russia is really a petro state,

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Speaker 11: an extractive state whose primary line of business is producing

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Speaker 11: oil and minerals, and essentially an influential member of OPEC plus.

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Speaker 11: So you know, to President Trump's credit, he's been really

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Speaker 11: ego eyed on keeping oil prices low to manage real

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Speaker 11: light handed on really exerting maximum pressure on Russia. So

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Speaker 11: it'll be interesting to see what happens with respect to

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Speaker 11: these negotiations and if President Trump really uses that final

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Speaker 11: you know, Trump card so to speak against Russia geopolitically

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Speaker 11: with respect to Ukraine, because President Trump is really hesitated

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Speaker 11: up until now to do that.

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Speaker 7: Global demand for fossil fuels or petroleum gone up or

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Speaker 7: down in the last five years, So.

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Speaker 11: Just to set the record straight, demand for energy and specifically,

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Speaker 11: fossil fuels has gone up every year since the beginning

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Speaker 11: of the implementation of fossil fuels. If you go back

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Speaker 11: to the yearly twentieth century and look at sort of

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Speaker 11: pretty much a straight line up into the right linearly

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Speaker 11: with demand growth every year. The only stutters in that

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Speaker 11: growth have been the seven aweight credit crisis, and then

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Speaker 11: we saw demand bounce right back thereafter, and then we

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Speaker 11: saw another pause in demand growth during COVID when we

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Speaker 11: were all forced to stay in our homes for over

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Speaker 11: a year, and then you saw demand growth come right back.

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Speaker 11: And so you know, that's really no mystery since even

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Speaker 11: with all the talk about renewable energy as it's called

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Speaker 11: replacing fossil fuels, fossil fuels still account for sixty percent

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Speaker 11: of electricity generation in this country, a greater share in

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Speaker 11: most other countries, and really are part of everything that

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Speaker 11: we use in our daily lives. Everything that surrounds us

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Speaker 11: in our daily lives is made from fossil fuels.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and so I asked for a reason, because we

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Speaker 7: were told ten years ago that there's going to be

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Speaker 7: a green energy push and that we're going to divest

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Speaker 7: ourselves from fossil fuels. How is that working. We were

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Speaker 7: told that we had peak oil, now we're gonna have

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Speaker 7: solar panels and windmills, and it was this very utopian vision.

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Speaker 7: What's the truth.

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Speaker 11: Well, the truth is is that there is no energy transition,

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Speaker 11: there's only energy addition. Nearly half the world is still

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Speaker 11: energy poor and consume about the amount of energy that

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Speaker 11: your refrigerator does on a per capita basis for an

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Speaker 11: entire family. So most of the world is trying to

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Speaker 11: pull themselves out of energy starvation. And you know, in

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Speaker 11: that same period of time, as we've seen demand for

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Speaker 11: growth for oil rather grow linearly since the early nineteen hundreds,

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Speaker 11: we've also seen people live a lot longer as a

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Speaker 11: result of all the things that fossil fuels have enabled.

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Speaker 11: We've also seen tremendous prosperity and record numbers of people

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Speaker 11: coming out of poverty. I think global poverty is now

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Speaker 11: down from about forty two percent in nineteen eighty to

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Speaker 11: less than ten percent today. And so this whole idea

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Speaker 11: that we can transition from fossil fuels to solar and

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Speaker 11: wind for our primary source of energy is really just

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Speaker 11: foolish and a lie, because solar and wind are extremely inefficient,

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Speaker 11: extremely low energy, dense, and completely uneconomic. And were it

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Speaker 11: not for extreme government subsidy up today we probably see

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Speaker 11: much less solar and wind actually developed around the world.

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Speaker 7: And you can learn more about this at oil facts

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Speaker 7: oil facts dot com. And you have this amazing thing,

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Speaker 7: ten Energy Truths in the Age of AI. So that

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Speaker 7: there's there been several predictions made by the kind of

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Speaker 7: climate core is it would you say this is a

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Speaker 7: decivilizational movement the environmentalist is that is that the undercurrent

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Speaker 7: is that the reason they have such gusto.

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Speaker 11: Absolutely, you know, if you just go through a logical

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Speaker 11: progression of facts here, cutting off energy supply to create

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Speaker 11: energy scarcity is a path towards starvation, not towards promoting

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Speaker 11: human flourishing.

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Speaker 18: Uh.

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Speaker 11: And that's really, you know, the only logical outcome, particularly

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Speaker 11: in a time where we're seeing real stress in the

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Speaker 11: West on electrical grids as a result of AI driven

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Speaker 11: data center growth that's projected to double between now and

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Speaker 11: twenty thirty. Really on a grid in this country that

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Speaker 11: dates back on average to the nineteen seventies. It's really

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Speaker 11: our caine and needs a tremendous amount of investment. And

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Speaker 11: so with this aging grid limited distribution capability, AI data

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Speaker 11: centers are going to hog all incremental power supplied to

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Speaker 11: the grid, which is really going to leave Americans left

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Speaker 11: out in the cold and could lead to a scenario

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Speaker 11: where we see energy rationing in this country, which again

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Speaker 11: leads to poverty. Because we know for a fact that

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Speaker 11: energy will access to abundant and affordable energy is the

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Speaker 11: number one variable correlated to both human longevity and prosperity.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and so the decivilizational component is incredibly import and

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Speaker 7: everyone could check it out at oilfactx dot com. But

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Speaker 7: so we are all marveling at artificial intelligence. We're marveling

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Speaker 7: at what it can do. I mean some of us

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Speaker 7: are a little terrified, to be honest. But connect the dots.

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Speaker 7: Why does energy and fossil fuels? Why is that a

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Speaker 7: key ingredient with the AI revolution? You can't have one

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Speaker 7: without the other.

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Speaker 11: Well, for one, it's as simple as aid. Data centers

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Speaker 11: use a tremendous amount of power. Training one single AI

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Speaker 11: model uses as much energy as electricity we need to

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Speaker 11: supply one hundred homes in the year, so it's just

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Speaker 11: the staggering amount of electrical demand. So this whole lie,

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Speaker 11: which is simply what it is, that climate change is

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Speaker 11: induced by the use of fossil fuels and as a result,

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Speaker 11: we need to curb fossil fuel use and thereby create

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Speaker 11: scarcity and energy in general, goes against the whole narrative

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Speaker 11: of empowering our society with AI, because AI is going

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Speaker 11: to require every ounce of you know, electrons would get

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Speaker 11: possibly spare to power these data centers. So the sad

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Speaker 11: irony is that people have been led to believe this

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Speaker 11: slye because I think people genuinely want to be virtuous,

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Speaker 11: They want to do right, they want to do good

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Speaker 11: by the environment, they want to do good to each other.

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Speaker 11: I believe in the human spirit, and that human spirit

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Speaker 11: has been turned against itself ironically by buying into this

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Speaker 11: sly because buying into it will lead to you know,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and so let's talk about some of those lies,

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Speaker 7: and in particular one of them, they will say that

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Speaker 7: the constant production of fossil fuels is bad for the environment.

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Speaker 7: You touched on that. What is the truth here? You know,

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Speaker 7: there was that ridiculous movie frack Nation, I think that's

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Speaker 7: what it was called, and it was all my drinking water.

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Speaker 7: Now has you know petroleum in it? What is the

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Speaker 7: truth here?

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Speaker 11: So, as you recall, they started by calling it global warming,

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Speaker 11: they rebranded it to be climate change. But ironically, far

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Speaker 11: more people have died in history because of extreme cold

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Speaker 11: and extreme heat. Now that we have a scientifically honest

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Speaker 11: administration in the White House and Chris Wright is really

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Speaker 11: doing yeoman's job as Energy Secretary to expose real science

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Speaker 11: behind climate there is no proven correlation between fossil fuel

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Speaker 11: use and climate change. There's actually no correlation between global

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Speaker 11: CO two and climate change when looking back at you know,

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Speaker 11: climate for two hundred million years. So I think that historically,

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Speaker 11: you know, you've had groups that have used bad science,

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Speaker 11: very small data sets, really bad sampling to make a

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Speaker 11: political point because it sure as heck is not a

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Speaker 11: scientific point.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, So can you just build that out really quick?

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Speaker 7: One minute remaining, So tell us more about the evidence

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Speaker 7: we have for the last two hundred million years. How

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Speaker 7: do we know that what you just said, because that's

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Speaker 7: a contention that's thrown at me all the time on

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Speaker 7: college campuses.

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Speaker 11: Well, we have great geological data that is exemplifying you

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Speaker 11: know the nature of the atmosphere for that period of time,

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Speaker 11: and you know, in times of high CO two concentration

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Speaker 11: in the atmosphere, the planet's gone through sort of a

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Speaker 11: tropicalization period, and we're kind of seeing that now, which

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Speaker 11: leads to more abundant food supply, actually a greening of

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Speaker 11: the geologic history. It's really pretty and disputable.

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Speaker 7: Continuing with us as Edward Kobalik from oilfacts dot Com. Edward,

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Speaker 7: I want to take a step back here and just

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Speaker 7: say so. You're a veteran of the oil industry. You

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Speaker 7: started your oil business, Prairie Operating Company, which is traded

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Speaker 7: on the Nasdaq during Joe Biden. How has running your

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Speaker 7: oil business been different under President Trump versus Joe Biden.

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, going back to when we started the company,

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Speaker 11: everybody told us that we were crazy because we were

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Speaker 11: going to need any more fossil fuels by twenty thirty.

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Speaker 11: So I was an absolute idiot for starting the company.

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Speaker 11: In Biden's America. Fast forward to today, and I think

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Speaker 11: we've got a much more sober true attitude coming out

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Speaker 11: of the White House. We'd like to see some real

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Speaker 11: policy changes as an industry to promote American energy over

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Speaker 11: OPEC oil, because we are the largest manufacturing in the

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Speaker 11: industry in the United States in terms of value. We

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Speaker 11: employ over ten million Americans, a lot of blue collar workers,

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Speaker 11: mostly blue collar workers earning eighty four percent above private

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Speaker 11: sector wages. So we're big fans of this administration telling

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Speaker 11: the truth about oil, but we need some help as

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Speaker 11: an industry to really promote production in this country.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, So what does that look like? What would the

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Speaker 7: ideal portfolio or sequencing of decisions look like?

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Speaker 11: Great question.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 11: I think that there's a lot that the administration can

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Speaker 11: do with respect to federal lands and federal leasing. Where

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Speaker 11: we are in Colorado, for instance, there's a significant amount

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Speaker 11: of federal land, yeah, and offshore and in Alaska, So

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Speaker 11: that together with EPA policy on ozone and emissions, that

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Speaker 11: they're you know, working on it, but we are an

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Speaker 11: a little faster.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, so, and this pro energy agenda is incredibly important.

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Speaker 7: How much does this differentiate state by statement? Colorado's a

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Speaker 7: nightmare for a lot of different ways. The environmentalists have

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Speaker 7: tried to get rid of exploration in the Western Slope.

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Speaker 7: I don't know if they were successful, but they've tried

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Speaker 7: for a long time. And what can the federal government

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Speaker 7: do in addition, not just executive orders, but to increase production.

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Speaker 7: But do you guys in your business, do you want

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Speaker 7: more production because wouldn't that also drive down the price?

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Speaker 7: So how do you reconcile that more exploration, more production

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Speaker 7: with the price of oil, because if it goes down

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Speaker 7: too low, then there's no incentive for you guys to

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Speaker 7: keep exploring.

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Speaker 11: Well, it's a really interesting topic because you know, as

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Speaker 11: much as President Trump would like lower oil prices, the

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Speaker 11: reality is is that oil prices are really at a

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Speaker 11: historic low when really adjusted for inflation. So if you

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Speaker 11: factor in sort of the shale boom that's allowed us

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Speaker 11: to today, there's been about twenty dollars of inflation built

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Speaker 11: that's a really important thing to understand. The other really

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Speaker 11: important thing to understand is that, you know, most of

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Speaker 11: shale is It's not what you sort of imagine on

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Speaker 11: and you keep producing that oil at the same rate.

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Speaker 11: Shale is really a resource of very high decline. So

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Speaker 11: we produce about sixty percent of the reserves from a

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Speaker 11: shale well in the first three years of production with

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Speaker 11: a hyperbolic decline. So just the effort to maintain production

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Speaker 11: flat is a real huge challenge in the United States,

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Speaker 11: and you know, we're quickly running out of economic drilling

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Speaker 11: locations to do that at these types of prices. So

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Speaker 11: the idea that we can really create, you know, a

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Speaker 11: lasting tenable American energy independence for the next fifty years

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Speaker 11: at sixty dollars or less oil is really not correct.

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Speaker 11: So we're really in a battle with OPEKU, And you know,

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Speaker 11: Opex still holds a lot of cards around total global production.

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Speaker 11: But you know, I and everyone in this industry have

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Speaker 11: been trying to predict oil prices for as long as

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Speaker 11: I can remember, and the one thing I know for

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Speaker 11: a fact is we're always wrong. We've always been wrong

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Speaker 11: in predicting. But economics, as you point out, have a

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Speaker 11: way to write production. Low oil prices create high oil

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Speaker 7: Edward Coblick, thank you so much. Oil facts dot com.

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Speaker 7: We need to dominate the world with energy. We should

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Speaker 7: be drilling more, we should be exporting more, and we

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Speaker 7: AI space. And we have to refute all these lies.

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Speaker 7: That's why I want people to check out oil facts

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Speaker 7: dot Com. Edward, thank you so much. Second, now we're

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Speaker 16: President Trump is set to whole bilateral talks with Russian

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Speaker 16: President Vladimir Putin this afternoon.

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Speaker 4: Hello everyone, I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 16: We appreciate you being here with us for this Real

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Speaker 16: America's Voice news break. The two leaders are going to

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Speaker 16: the war between Russia and Ukraine.

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Speaker 4: The word cautious.

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Speaker 16: Optimism is being used to describe the substance of today's meeting.

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Speaker 16: You see President Trump boarding Air Force one here earlier today,

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Speaker 16: waving to everyone as he walks into the plane. Real

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Speaker 16: America's Voice, Chief White House corresponding Brian Glynn already in

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Speaker 16: Anchorage this morning with the very latest.

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Speaker 17: If he sits down and he'll know in the first

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Speaker 7: But he said, look, if we get in this meeting.

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Speaker 17: And we feel like it's just a must that we're

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Speaker 17: not going to have any progress made from it, I

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Speaker 17: and say we're out. And I think the American people,

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Speaker 17: Grant and the viewers would agree with me. They would

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Speaker 17: be in support of that because being involved in this

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Speaker 17: war for funding over hundred billions of dollars that US

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Speaker 17: taxpayers have paid so far in this war is not

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Speaker 17: a popular thing. And I think we need some type

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Speaker 17: of conclusion to it. Obviously, the President wants peace.

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Speaker 16: Brian Glynn will be offering up live reports throughout the

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Speaker 16: afternoon from Alaska. We of course will be checking in

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Speaker 16: with him here on Real America's Voice. Make sure that

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Speaker 16: you stay tuned to Real America's Voice for the very

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Speaker 16: latest from the summit between Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump,

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Speaker 16: as the two leaders are set to meet in hopes

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Speaker 16: of potentially ending the war between Russia and Ukraine. In

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Speaker 16: the meantime, the Trump administration's takeover of policing in the

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Speaker 16: nation's capital continues to ratchet up. On Thursday, Attorney General

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Speaker 16: Pam Bondi named the head of the Drug Enforcement Agency

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Speaker 16: as the Metropolitan Police Department's emergency Police Commissioner. In essence,

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Speaker 16: Terry Cole is now also running the DC Police Department,

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Speaker 16: meaning that any orders passed down from leadership first have

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Speaker 16: to be approved by Commissioner Cole. There's already pushback though,

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Speaker 16: d C. In the meantime, the administration says more than

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Speaker 16: that number includes National Guardsmen.

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Speaker 4: However, the guardsmen are.

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Speaker 16: Only able to temporarily detain people and they do not

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Speaker 16: have arrest power. Florida is set to open a second

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Speaker 16: deportation facility, following the infamous Alligator Alcatraz.

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Speaker 4: Which opened earlier this summer.

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Speaker 16: Deportation Depot, as the new facility will be nicknamed, will

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Speaker 16: outside of Jacksonville, Florida. It's expected to hold about one

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Speaker 16: the capacity could be expanded to as many as two

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Speaker 19: The reason of this is not to just house people indefinitely.

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Speaker 19: We want to process, stage and then return illegal aliens

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Speaker 19: to their home country. That is the name of the game,

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Speaker 19: and that's what we do in Florida. We know that

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Speaker 19: this is an important national priority, not only of President Trump,

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Speaker 16: Florida Governor Ron Desanta says there's a demand for the

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Speaker 16: facility and he is confident it will be filled. The

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Speaker 16: plan is to have it operational within the next two

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Speaker 16: to three weeks. In the meantime, a federal judge is

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Speaker 16: wighing the fate of Florida's first detention center for deportees, that,

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Speaker 16: of course, will be Alligator Alcatraz. Again, just a reminder,

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Speaker 16: we are continuing to monitor the situation in Alaska. Anchorage, Alaska,

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Speaker 16: specifically as President Trump is set to hold bilateral talks

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Speaker 16: with Russian President Vladimir Putin this afternoon. The two men

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Speaker 16: are meeting and Anchorage for an anticipated face to face

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Speaker 16: to discuss a ceasefire and potentially an end to the

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Speaker 16: war between Russia and Ukraine. Hour Brian Glynn is already

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Speaker 16: on the ground there. He will be offering up live

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Speaker 16: reports throughout the afternoon. We also will have live coverage

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Speaker 16: in advance and leading up to President Trump's news conference,

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Speaker 16: which is set to happen right after the President speaks

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Speaker 16: with Vladimir Putin.

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Speaker 4: Again.

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Speaker 16: All of this surrounds the idea of a potential ceasefire

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Speaker 16: and hopefully some sort of peace agreement between the two

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Speaker 16: leaders as it relates to Russia and the Ukraine War.

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Speaker 16: President Trump, however, being cautiously optimistic, saying that he does

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Speaker 16: expect a second meeting to have to be hosted in

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Speaker 16: order to move forward. In the meantime, he is hoping

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Speaker 16: to get an idea of where both sides stand. During

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Speaker 16: today's meeting. We'll be covering it right here on Real

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Speaker 16: America's Voice. Make sure you stay tuned. That's going to

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Speaker 16: appreciate you being here with us. Now, let's get you

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always, Freedom at

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Speaker 7: Charliekirk dot com. Here at the Bitcoin dot Com studio.

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Speaker 7: That is members dot charliekirk dot com. Let's begin with Anthony. Anthony,

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Speaker 7: thank you so much for being a member members dot

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Speaker 7: Charliekirk dot com. Happy Friday. What's on your mind? Gotta

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Speaker 7: unmute Anthony? Okay, maybe we'll go to somebody else. He

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Speaker 20: It just came up the unmute button.

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Speaker 7: All right, Anthony, how are we doing?

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Speaker 21: Not bad?

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Speaker 7: How about yourself? Doing great? Happy Friday, Happy Friday.

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Speaker 22: So my question is this to you, It's okay for

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Speaker 22: news from the cleanup San Francisco when Ping shows up,

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Speaker 22: but it's not okay for Trump to clean up the

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Speaker 22: crime and everything in DC. Don't these mayors, governors of

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Speaker 22: these cities and states want to have respectable states, respectable

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Speaker 22: cities where people want to come visit, do business, attract

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Speaker 22: new people to move there. Don't they care about that?

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Speaker 7: Or they just want chaos. That is a great point.

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Speaker 7: And just to remind everybody, what Gavin Newsom did is

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Speaker 7: when there was some sort of a summit or something

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Speaker 7: hosted in San Francisco, they cleaned up the streets of

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Speaker 7: San Francisco. You would think that it was the streets

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Speaker 7: of Tokyo. It shows that crime, open air drug use,

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Speaker 7: homelessness is a choice, and our leaders embrace that choice,

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Speaker 7: embrace the idea. They actively and openly embrace the idea

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Speaker 7: of we're just gonna live with crime. But if Gigiping

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Speaker 7: comes to town, when they're you know, master comes to town,

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Speaker 7: then they start cleaning things up. We can choose to

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Speaker 7: fix things. We see this in Washington, d C. By

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Speaker 7: the way, let me read you a text message that

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Speaker 7: I got from a reporter, a major reporter, he says, unrelated,

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Speaker 7: because he was asking me about something else. He says, Charlie,

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Speaker 7: I personally don't know anybody in DC who thinks crime

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Speaker 7: the crime level is acceptable and that the National Guard

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Speaker 7: presence is unwarranted. Not one that is a major reporter

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Speaker 7: for a huge outlet, which goes to the show, why

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Speaker 7: is that not yet materializing in a lot of the

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Speaker 7: stories of the new Washington Press Corps. Just think about

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Speaker 7: how dishonest you must be. You support what President Trump

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Speaker 7: is doing, but you're openly writing stuff against Donald Trump.

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Speaker 7: That's really dark stuff. And as we said, let's play

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Speaker 7: that piece of tape of that of that black It

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Speaker 7: was a great piece of tape where he says, walking

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Speaker 7: the streets of DC, no more weed smell. We did

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Speaker 7: a whole show on that yesterday that just the smell

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Speaker 7: of weed is an affront to our senses. And we're

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Speaker 7: going to clean up graffiti, fill the potholes too. Let's

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Speaker 7: play that piece of tape. It's here on the cut

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Speaker 7: sheets somewhere, you guys can set it in there, and

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Speaker 7: it's four oh six. That goes to show things are

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Speaker 7: already cleaning up, and again we can choose to fix things.

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Speaker 7: This is one of the things that the left wing

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Speaker 7: you to act as if, oh, you can't fix it,

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Speaker 7: it's too difficult enough. We're gonna cut through the bureaucracy,

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Speaker 7: cut through the red tape. If we have to call

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Speaker 7: in the National Guard, we have to call in the military,

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Speaker 7: We're going to do that. Play cut four oh six.

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Speaker 7: Please Myandona city as quiet as a church motion.

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Speaker 18: I came all the way down Pennsylvania Avenue this morning

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Speaker 18: so peaceful. Y.

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Speaker 4: I wan't smell on no weed.

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Speaker 1: You know, I don't see no homeless people.

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Speaker 18: I mean I can't all the way through the southeast side,

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Speaker 7: You can see now at the White House.

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Speaker 1: Down way it's quiet.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: It's a shame that it takes somebody to have to

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Speaker 18: in order.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, because that's what it feels like.

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Speaker 4: Man.

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Speaker 18: You gotta be babysitter to do your job. You know,

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Speaker 18: stuff been out of corotrol for years. You you gotta

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Speaker 18: do better. Yeah, you gotta do better. Yeah, and mainly

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Speaker 18: young you got the problems. It's us, man, it's always

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Speaker 7: You know, these are quality of life issues, and they

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Speaker 7: might seem little, but they're massive. They're major when you

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Speaker 7: can't go to a park. I mean, for example, during

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Speaker 7: the inauguration, we had our entire family in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 7: And my daughter was like, I want to go play

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Speaker 7: in the park. And honestly, some of the parks in Washington,

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Speaker 7: They have homeless, they have drug addicts. It was so interesting.

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Speaker 7: So when I was in the White House, one of

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Speaker 7: because he's doing this. And she says, obviously, yes, I

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Speaker 7: you know, me and my friends we have in our

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Speaker 7: entire schedule and our entire route through DC to avoid

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Speaker 7: the scary people. And I listened intently and the guy's

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Speaker 7: like the scary people. She says, Oh yeah, we call

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Speaker 7: them the scary people. We have a group text message

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Speaker 7: of all the people that live in my condominium, that

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Speaker 7: live in my neighborhood, and we're always at you know, hey,

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Speaker 7: you know, it's a very interesting term. That is American

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Speaker 7: citizen living in the nation's capital. She says. I do

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Speaker 7: she says, I just go in, lock the door, double

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Speaker 7: walk or go to CBS, I'll use you know, Uber

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Speaker 7: Not only is that a stressful way to live, that

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Speaker 7: failure of what our leaders should be doing to deliver

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Speaker 7: a better country for their citizens. And so to your point, Anthony,

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Speaker 7: it's a good one. Not only has Gavin Newsom been

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Speaker 7: You could call it hypocritical, but it's really it's more

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Speaker 7: hierarchy than it is hypocrisy. But Gavin Newsom, he's okay

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Speaker 7: cleaning up the streets or gigiping and then allowing them

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Speaker 7: to get dirty again for the American citizenry, right, But

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Speaker 7: he is completely on interested in supporting President Trump for

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Speaker 7: cleaning up DC. And let me just say that there's

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Speaker 7: there's another there's another clip here that basically a woman

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Speaker 7: that's it's gone very viral. She said, I'm finally able

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Speaker 7: not worried about if one of them young N words

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Speaker 7: is coming. That's her words, not mine, riding through the city,

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Speaker 7: feeling more safe than I've ever felt. Everybody if this continues,

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Speaker 7: and that's she's black saying that, So it's you know,

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Speaker 7: I got my windows down and you know I'm not

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Speaker 7: gonna be carjacked. So she's finally feeling safe to be

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Speaker 7: able to have the windows down in our nation's capital.

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Speaker 7: Let me just say, for the liberals that have gone in,

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Speaker 7: the leftists that have gone all in trying to pose

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Speaker 7: Donald Donald Trump's mobilization in the National Guard if there

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Speaker 7: is now a before and after picture this, this will

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Speaker 7: be a very very serious political I don't want to

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Speaker 7: say death blow, but challenge to the urban Democrat corps.

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Speaker 7: This will then, now, this will now live in folklore

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Speaker 7: in Black America and inner city America. Remember when Trump

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Speaker 7: brought in the National Guard. It was so safe that August,

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Speaker 7: Why can't we have more from that? It'll be free

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Speaker 7: from fear. And so I want if we are successful.

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Speaker 7: So far, we are so far, we're seeing again, not

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Speaker 7: totally successful, but these sort of little testimonials you can't

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Speaker 7: fake that DC will hopefully improve even more so over time.

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Speaker 7: And DC will undoubtedly get better once you ignore and

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Speaker 7: overcome the people that just want to protest you because

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Speaker 7: they think Trump is being mean or cruel. And so

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Speaker 7: I'm optimistic with this. Gavin Newsom does not care about

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Speaker 7: his citizens. He does not care about San Francisco, he

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Speaker 7: doesn't care about Los Angeles, he doesn't care about the fires.

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Speaker 7: And meanwhile we have President Donald Trump defying what all

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Speaker 7: the expert class has done, and mobile lies in the

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Speaker 7: National Guard. And if we can say, hey, crime was

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Speaker 7: a and then it turned to be what a contrast?

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Speaker 7: What a before and after story that we will be

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Speaker 7: able to tell. Let's play that. Actually, let's play cut

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Speaker 7: five oh six. Do we blur out the naughty word.

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Speaker 7: Let's play cut five oh six.

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Speaker 15: Finally able to chill at a red light with my

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Speaker 7: Right through the city.

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Speaker 11: The most safe than.

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Speaker 7: of those young white supremacists. It's interesting she's not worried

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Speaker 7: marijuana topic. I see you, I hear you. The I

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Speaker 7: go to the next question. This is Josh. Josh has

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Speaker 7: a question I think about Greenland. We'll find out if

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Speaker 7: that's correct. Josh, thank you for being a member. What's

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Speaker 7: on your mind?

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Speaker 20: Yeah, that's pretty much just my question.

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Speaker 7: I'm wondering what's going on with green because I know

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Speaker 7: it was a big topic when Trump first got into

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Speaker 7: office of if he was going to buy it or not,

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Speaker 7: and now you don't really hear anything about it. I

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Speaker 7: believe it's still being worked on, but understand that the

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Speaker 7: Russian situation is not disconnected to the Greenland situation. President

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Speaker 7: Trump's entire foreign policy worldview, the MAGA doctrine, as we've

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Speaker 7: articulated a couple times on this program, is hemispheric dominance.

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Speaker 7: But in order to first have hemispheric dominance, you must

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Speaker 7: sunset the conflicts happening in other parts of the world.

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Speaker 7: So think about what he's already done India, Pakistan, Congo, Rwanda, Israel, Iran.

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Speaker 7: We got to get this Gaza situation figured out, which

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Speaker 7: I think the President will do. And then of course

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Speaker 7: we have Russia Ukraine, and Russia Ukraine is the big

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Speaker 7: one that is the prize. And as President Donald Trump

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Speaker 7: is meeting with Vladimir Putin getting that done and getting

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Speaker 7: that sealed, President Donald Trump can shift all of his

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Speaker 7: focus into our head hemisphere. You see. He wants to

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Speaker 7: He wants to hermetically seal the entire Western hemisphere. And

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Speaker 7: part of this though, the Greenland component, not just the oil,

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Speaker 7: not just the rubies, not just the gold, not just

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Speaker 7: the rare earth minerals. Can we put the picture back

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Speaker 7: up on screen? Though? That's it's its location. If you

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Speaker 7: are really worried about Russia and if you want to

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Speaker 7: be able to have hemispheric dominance also against China. You know,

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Speaker 7: we have a major air base in Greenland already. People say,

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Speaker 7: how dare do we want to have American you know,

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Speaker 7: presence in Greenland. We already have American presence in Greenland.

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Speaker 7: We have a very well staffed important I think it's

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Speaker 7: a space force space and an air force base. And

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Speaker 7: as you remember, I visited Nook back in January. MacDonald

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Speaker 7: Trump Junior. They're great people. There's only fifty thousand people

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Speaker 7: in the country of Greenland. It's like fifty five thousand.

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Speaker 7: You guys can fact check me on that. And I'm

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Speaker 7: still in touch with people from Greenland. I'm trying to

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Speaker 7: be careful because I'm not a government official, so I

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Speaker 7: don't want to get too involved in all that stuff.

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Speaker 7: But the vibe is this, the move needs to be

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Speaker 7: allow the people of Greenland to first use personal autonomy

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Speaker 7: an agency to yeh, it's fifty six thousand people in Greenland.

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Speaker 7: I was right to disconnect from their Danish masters. Remember,

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Speaker 7: Greenland is part of Denmark. It could be a referendum,

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Speaker 7: it could be a vote. How whatever process it is,

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Speaker 7: we want to engage in popular sovereignty and then allow

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Speaker 7: Greenland the opportunity to be part of the United States

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Speaker 7: of America, no different than either Puerto Rico or Guam.

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Speaker 7: It does not have to be a state, it does

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Speaker 7: not have to be part of a state. It can

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Speaker 7: be a territory. And the argument that needs to be

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Speaker 7: made to the people of Greenland, you will be wealthier,

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Speaker 7: you'll be richer, and you will be protected. Now the

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Speaker 7: European press has done everything they possibly can to propagandize

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Speaker 7: the fifty six thousand, five and forty two people in Nook, Greenland,

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Speaker 7: which not all in Nook, but the vastment. And you

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Speaker 7: would be surprised. Nook it's a happening town for a

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Speaker 7: smaller type. It has infrastructure, has great restaurants. I mean

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Speaker 7: it's growing. It's not yet, of course, to the place

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Speaker 7: of a Copenhagen or Amsterdam, but there's a ton of

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Speaker 7: people that listen to our program, that watch us on TikTok.

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Speaker 7: That was the video. One of the most fun days

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Speaker 7: of my life. The video of Trump Force one landing

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Speaker 7: in Nook, Greenland. It was a very special mission when

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Speaker 7: we went to Greenland, and we need to do everything

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Speaker 7: we possibly can to. I don't want to say we

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Speaker 7: don't want to take Greenland militarily, but to put it

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Speaker 7: under the American portfolio. And I would every time we

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Speaker 7: mentioned Greenland, we must simultaneously mention Panama Canal. That one

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Speaker 7: is actually probably even more important in the immediacy. You

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Speaker 7: can kind of call this the American security umbrella. And

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Speaker 7: we want what does the Panama Canal and Greenland have

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Speaker 7: in common. We have then totally put China out of

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Speaker 7: any sort of dominance, any sort of entry point into

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Speaker 7: our hemisphere. We got to kick them out of some

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Speaker 7: South American countries. Brazil is a big problem. But Greenland

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Speaker 7: plus Panama makes the CCP very unhappy. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 16: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break, how

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Speaker 16: Terrence Bates the big story of the day. President Trump

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Speaker 16: set to whole bilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin

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Speaker 16: that is going to be happening in Anchorage, Alaska. The

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Speaker 16: anticipated face to face will be to discuss a cease

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Speaker 16: fire and potentially and into the war between Russia and Ukraine.

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Speaker 16: The word cautious optimism is being used to describe the

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Speaker 16: substance of what comes out of today's meeting. Real America's

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Speaker 16: Voice Chief White House correspondent Brian Glynn is on the

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Speaker 16: ground in Anchorage. He'll be offering up live coverage for

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Speaker 16: you throughout the day. Make sure to keep it right

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Speaker 16: here on Real America's Voice. In the meantime, the Trump

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Speaker 16: administration's takeover of policing in the nation's capital continues to

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Speaker 16: ratchet up. On Thursday, Attorney General Pambondi named the head

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Speaker 16: of the Drug Enforcement Agency as the Metropolitan Police Department's

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Speaker 16: emergency Police Commissioner in essence, Terry Cole is now also

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Speaker 16: running the DC Police Department, meaning any orders passed down

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Speaker 16: from leadership first have to be approved by Commissioner Cole.

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Speaker 16: In the meantime, administration officials also say more than one thousand,

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Speaker 16: six hundred and fifty people are participating in the law

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Speaker 16: enforcement operation of Better Secure Washington, DC. That number includes

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Speaker 16: National Guardsmen. However, the guardsmen are only able to temporarily

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Speaker 16: detain people and they do not have arrest power. Florida

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Speaker 16: is set to open a second deportation facility, following the

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Speaker 16: as a new facility will be nicknamed, will be housed

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Speaker 16: at the Baker Correctional Institution just outside of Jacksonville, Florida.

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Speaker 19: The reason of this is not to just house people,

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Speaker 19: and definitely we want to process, stage and then return

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Speaker 19: illegal aliens to their home country. That is the name

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Speaker 19: of the game, and that's what we do in Florida.

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Speaker 19: We know that this is an important national priority, not

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Speaker 19: only of President Trump, but of the American people.

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Speaker 16: Thirty immigrants who are in the process of being sent

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Speaker 16: back to their home countries. State officials say the capacity

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Speaker 16: could be expanded to as many as two thousand inmates.

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Speaker 16: Florida Governor Rond DeSantis also saying there's a demand for

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Speaker 4: That's a quick chuck of your headlines.

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Speaker 23: Hey, Charlie, My my biggest thing is this Durham NX.

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Speaker 23: Everyone I listened to it seems like it's some big revelation, right.

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Speaker 23: It's kind of a two part question. Did he testify

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Speaker 23: in front of Congress? If so, the information that's been

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Speaker 23: revealed in this why didn't he bring it up? Because

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Speaker 24: It seems like it's.

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Speaker 23: This big mystery when it should have been, you know,

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Speaker 23: included within the report.

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Speaker 7: Agree. I do agree that. Look, basically we're at right now.

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Speaker 7: We have confirmation of what we already knew. Cash declassified

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Speaker 7: the Durham annex and just yes so. Special Counsel John

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Speaker 7: Durham did testify in front of Congress on June twenty first,

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Speaker 7: twenty twenty three. But Jenny, let me tell you my

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Speaker 7: this program. We're going to cover this, but we're not

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Speaker 7: going to sensationalize this. It's time for indictments. It's not

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Speaker 7: time for TV one liners, it's not time for you know,

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Speaker 7: oh my goodness, breaking news alerts. Guys. I'm all for that, obviously,

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Speaker 7: but enough, like, let's let's let's get this thing. Let's

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Speaker 7: get some motion here, let's get some let's get some indictments,

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Speaker 7: purp walks. Otherwise, again, I'm telling you that this is

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Speaker 7: a this is a very very tricky thing and potentially dangerous.

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Speaker 7: And I know that their grand juries are happening. But

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Speaker 7: if we are trying to raise the expectations too much

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Speaker 7: by constantly loading these things out and we do not

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Speaker 7: have subsequent indictments, then people are going to be very mad.

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Speaker 7: And I'm all for being patient and we need to

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Speaker 7: be methodical, but I do have to ask the question,

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Speaker 7: wouldn't it be better to keep all this stuff private

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Speaker 7: and then come out with a lot of these indictments. Now,

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Speaker 7: of course, the goal is to regain transparency and credibility.

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Speaker 7: But the danger and the challenge, and I just have

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Speaker 7: to voice this, I voiced it again, is that if

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Speaker 7: there are not now major indictments, if we do not

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Speaker 7: see major indictments from this point forward, people are going

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Speaker 7: to be very very mad because their expectations were just

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Speaker 7: set very high. So they have just set the bar

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Speaker 7: really high, and I hope they reach it. And I

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Speaker 7: have you know, I know these people, and I think

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Speaker 7: that they know what they're doing. I'm just pacing. I'm

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Speaker 7: just I'm formulating a picture that now our audience and

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Speaker 7: the American public in general, they now say, oh my goodness,

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Speaker 7: Durham annex. You know Obama was behind it, obviously, you know,

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Speaker 7: John Brennan and Clapper, these people are traders, so full forward,

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Speaker 7: We're all for that. The FBI placed thousands of relevant

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Speaker 7: documents and burn bags, but Cash Pattel, to his great credit,

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Speaker 7: found them. Hillary Clinton approved of the plan to conduct

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Speaker 7: a Donald Trump coluding with Russia narrative in order to

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Speaker 7: distract the public from a use of a private email server.

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Speaker 7: All of this is helpful. All of this is obviously

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Speaker 7: not a waste of time. I've never said those words.

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Speaker 7: I'm not saying we shouldn't talk about it. But what

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Speaker 7: I am concerned about is that if we have all

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Speaker 7: of these documents, if we have all of this and

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Speaker 7: we knew about it, but this is now confirmed with

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Speaker 7: documentation and we got it right and there is not

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Speaker 7: now major indictments, people are going to say, what the hell?

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Speaker 7: That's the reaction.

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Speaker 23: I agree, but it feels like this annex thing is

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Speaker 23: almost like a break violation, you know, or a betrayal

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Speaker 23: from Durham because he wrote it, he knew about it,

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Speaker 23: could have solved some of this mystery a long time ago,

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Speaker 23: but it seems like it's been hidden and now it's

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Speaker 23: just this big, huge revelation that we're just seeing that

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Speaker 23: was should have been part of the report but wasn't.

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Speaker 11: Does that make sense?

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Speaker 7: I think that's a really good point and I just

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Speaker 7: want to repeat that though. Why wasn't this in the original? U?

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Speaker 7: What is an annex? I don't I don't quite an.

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Speaker 23: I mean, if you write turn Baby, you write a book,

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Speaker 23: you have appendix you have you know it.

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Speaker 11: Should have been there.

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Speaker 25: He should have known it should have been there.

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Speaker 23: If people are asking these questions, he goes, well, it's

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Speaker 23: there at true?

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Speaker 7: I toutely agree.

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Speaker 11: Where's my annex?

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Speaker 7: So a lot of people defended Durham throughout the entire process.

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Speaker 7: A lot of people thought Durham was going to go big.

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Speaker 7: I always thought Durham was going to underwhelm. Now it

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Speaker 7: was classified by the Department of Justice as a Durham annex. Again,

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Speaker 7: I support making this public one hundred percent. I'm just

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Speaker 7: saying that if we spend so much time on this,

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Speaker 7: on our podcasts, on our shows, and then we do

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Speaker 7: not have a major boom, shock and awe type indictments,

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Speaker 7: people are going to not just be met. It will

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Speaker 7: be a deterioration of trust. They'll say, you got all

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Speaker 7: this stuff that you told us about, and we're talking

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Speaker 7: about Brennan, Comy Clapper, those are the big three, and

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Speaker 7: that's on this program. We're not going to obsess about it.

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Speaker 7: We're not. We're going to talk about it obviously as

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Speaker 7: the news comes up, but an over obsession in it.

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Speaker 7: At this point, we've been talking about the story. We

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Speaker 7: know the exam, we know it. It's confirmed. It's terrible,

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Speaker 7: it's a crime against the country, it's a crime against

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Speaker 7: the president. It's outright naked, naked fraudulents, and we'll continue

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Speaker 7: to call balls and strikes as new data emerges. And

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Speaker 7: we really believe that it's time for either a seditious

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Speaker 7: conspiracy charge. I don't know all the details, but I

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Speaker 7: can speak for our audience that if there is not

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Speaker 7: major indictments from this point forward, they're gonna be mad,

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Speaker 7: They're gonna be upside and the grand juries outside of

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Speaker 7: DC are promising. And remember jd Vance said something in

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Speaker 7: the Gateway Pundon interview. We should try to find it.

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Speaker 7: He said, there's a lot happening that you will be

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Speaker 7: shocked was happening as soon as it comes public. So

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Speaker 7: we stand ready, we stand on guard. We'll continue to

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Speaker 7: report this as things develop. Okay, Joshua, Joshua, thanks so

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Speaker 7: much for being a member Members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 7: What's on your mind?

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Speaker 20: How are you master debater?

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Speaker 11: Oh?

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Speaker 7: I'm just doing great, the master of debate. But you

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Speaker 7: know what we're doing just great?

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Speaker 4: Good.

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Speaker 20: So my main question is how can young conservatives especially

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Speaker 20: better engage people that are maybe more left leaning or

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Speaker 20: full blown liberal without completely just falling into a debate

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Speaker 20: pattern calling each other corporal names. Because I've tried this

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Speaker 20: before myself. I've said I respect that the person viewpoints,

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Speaker 20: but it's obviously we're not going to agree. And by

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Speaker 20: the end of the conversation, I'm called an in cell

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Speaker 20: and I'm cussed out. So I'm just like trying to

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Speaker 20: figure out how I can maybe better approach. I'm surrounded

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Speaker 20: by a few others at my work that are more

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Speaker 20: okay to speak, but for the most part, as we

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Speaker 20: all know, most liberals will just start throwing out the phobics,

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Speaker 20: the horrible names, any comments, concerns.

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Speaker 7: Yes, always make sure they're the ones freaking out. Always

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Speaker 7: not you. Number two. Use the Socratic method, and I

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Speaker 7: think we've done a good job of that when we

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01:21:36,360 --> 01:21:39,799
Speaker 7: are doing our events. Remember you're not just debating a person,

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Speaker 7: You're performing for the audience of everyone else. And I

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01:21:42,520 --> 01:21:44,840
Speaker 7: try to do that at ur Prove me Wrong events.

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Speaker 7: I think we've demonstrated that in front of billions of people,

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Speaker 7: that we're putting on a broader presentation of the collision

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Speaker 7: of ideas and the marketplace of ideas. And again, we've

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Speaker 7: been doing this for thirteen years. Some liberals are never

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01:22:01,000 --> 01:22:04,439
Speaker 7: going to have their mind changed. Ever, some you'll think,

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01:22:04,800 --> 01:22:07,600
Speaker 7: will never have their minds changed, but because of a

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01:22:07,720 --> 01:22:13,040
Speaker 7: persistent Socratic method of trying to get towards some approximation

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Speaker 7: of truth, and you have to know the right questions

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01:22:15,920 --> 01:22:21,080
Speaker 7: to ask. A really good way to debate is using syllogisms.

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Speaker 7: Do do you know what a syllogism is?

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Speaker 20: Not off the top of my head, No.

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Speaker 7: That's okay, it's this is not a pop quiz, it's okay. So,

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Speaker 7: a syllogism is a form of logical reasoning where a

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Speaker 7: conclusion is drawn from two premises. So, for example, do

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Speaker 7: you agree liberal that all humans are mortal? Yes? I agree? Okay.

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Speaker 7: Do you believe that Socrates was a human? Yeah? Yeah,

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Speaker 7: I agree? Therefore Socrates is mortal. So if A is

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Speaker 7: true and B is true, then C follows. So syllogisms

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Speaker 7: are great ways to be able to involve the audience

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Speaker 7: towards getting to an inevitable can illusion. So you talk

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Speaker 7: to somebody, Hey, do you believe that, let's just take

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Speaker 7: the abortion topic, right. Do you believe that murder is wrong? Yes?

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Speaker 7: Do you believe that a bit, that a fetus or

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Speaker 7: a baby in the womb is a human being? Yes, Well,

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Speaker 7: therefore isn't the determination of that baby murder. Therefore, isn't

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Speaker 7: it wrong? Buh bah?

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 7: So the point is these students are not using the

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Speaker 7: Socratic method or your your colleagues or not. They might

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Speaker 7: not even know who Socrates is. Honestly one of the

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Speaker 7: most impressive, amazing people ever to live. And I was

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Speaker 7: just talking to doctor James or off camera. He was

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Speaker 7: looking through my collection of my books of Plato and

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Speaker 7: the Socrates dialogues. Gorgeous, gorge. I can never pronounce that

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01:23:46,479 --> 01:23:51,800
Speaker 7: g O R G I A s anyway, Gorgias. So

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Speaker 7: the point being is syllogisms are really good ways to

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Speaker 7: quickly be able to get some momentum in your conversation. Again,

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Speaker 7: know you know, not any some no form of a

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Speaker 7: demerit to you that you didn't know what a syllogism is.

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Speaker 7: But I would imagine, Joshua, you've heard me do that before,

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Speaker 7: those kind of syllogism type dialogues right many times. Yeah,

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Speaker 7: And they work and they are ancient and they're effective.

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Speaker 7: Thank you so much. I got to get to a

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Speaker 7: couple more. We're we have a long queue. Next question here, Ryan,

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Speaker 7: thank you for being a member. What's on your mind?

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Speaker 24: Hey, Charlie, So as a Christian coming back to the faith.

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Speaker 24: A lot thinks to you and you listening to daily

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Speaker 24: water and stuff, what are the views of Christianity on

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01:24:34,160 --> 01:24:36,639
Speaker 24: like demons and extra systems and stuff in.

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Speaker 1: Like the real world.

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Speaker 7: So a demon's a great, great question. So it depends

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Speaker 7: on your denomination. But generally in Evangelical circles, Catholic circles,

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Speaker 7: or orthodoxy, demons are real. And the Book of Ezekiel

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Speaker 7: is probably the best book to articulate where demons actually

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Speaker 7: come from, fallen angels especially, And we know that there

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Speaker 7: is a there is an invisible world that exists. Now,

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Speaker 7: for example, we know that in like Jude one nine.

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Speaker 7: If I'm not mistaken, I think that's the verse it

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Speaker 7: talks about the archangel Michael, and he goes and he slays,

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Speaker 7: he slays the I'm paraphrasing the invisible world on the

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Speaker 7: behalf of Christ. Now, we do believe that there is

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Speaker 7: an invisible component. Remember Jesus himself drove out demons repeatedly,

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Speaker 7: So it's inarguable in mainstream Christian dogma that demons exist.

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Speaker 7: But I want to caution you be very very very

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Speaker 7: careful believing that everything is a demon or everything dark

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Speaker 7: is a demon. Never assume they're impossible, but do not

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Speaker 7: assume they are everywhere. Demons are in normative Christian theology

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Speaker 7: fallen rebellious angels that fell with Lucifer upon a rebellion

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Speaker 7: and took one third of all the angels into the

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Speaker 7: fallen and invisible world. Demons are real in a sense

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Speaker 7: where Christ are Lord drove them out. And remember it

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Speaker 7: said that if you drive out a demon and you

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Speaker 7: allow it to come back, we'll come back with six

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Speaker 7: times the amount of ferocity. I could talk more about this.

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Speaker 7: Extracisms is a little bit more complicated. That is traditionally

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Speaker 7: more of a Roman Catholic not preference, that's the word,

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Speaker 7: not priority practice, I would say, But I have no

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Speaker 7: problem with extracisms. In fact, I think extracisms uniquely can

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Speaker 7: bring you closer to the faith, because if you can

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Speaker 7: believe that there is evil, then there must be a

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Speaker 7: standard of good. If you can believe there is a demon,

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Speaker 7: therefore you must believe that there is an angel. By

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Speaker 7: the way, seven times, not six times. Thank you Andrew

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Speaker 14: Stop watching the news and start making some the Charlie

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Speaker 14: kirkshow okay.

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Speaker 7: Just to expand on that prior question, the jew I

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Speaker 7: was right. It was Jude one nine. So Michael the Archangel,

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Speaker 7: this is in the So some people say, oh, you know,

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Speaker 7: why do Catholics have you know, Michael the Archangel. It's biblical.

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Speaker 7: Michael is not made up. It's in the It's in

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Speaker 7: the scriptures, in the Book of Jude. By the way,

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Speaker 7: Jude was the half brother of Jesus. That will upset

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Speaker 7: a lot of Roman Catholics in the audience. So I'm

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Speaker 7: praising Catholics while also upsetting them. It's fine. So Jude

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Speaker 7: the half brother of Jesus. Yeah, Blake says. Tisk says.

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Speaker 7: But Michael the Archangel, when he disputed with the devil

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Speaker 7: and argued about the body of Moses, did not dare

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Speaker 7: to pronounce against him a railing judgment, but Instill instead said, quote,

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Speaker 7: Lord rebuke you. And that's very important, right, which is

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Speaker 7: all you do not have to do the work yourself.

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01:27:54,880 --> 01:27:57,880
Speaker 7: You invoke the name of Christ, our Lord, to kick

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Speaker 7: out the demons. C. S. Lewis said, quote, there are

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01:28:00,720 --> 01:28:03,720
Speaker 7: two equals and opposite forms into which our race can

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01:28:03,760 --> 01:28:07,480
Speaker 7: fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve their existence.

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01:28:07,720 --> 01:28:09,879
Speaker 7: The other is to believe and to feel an excessive,

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01:28:09,880 --> 01:28:12,960
Speaker 7: an unhealthy interest in them. They feel themselves equally pleased

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01:28:13,160 --> 01:28:16,000
Speaker 7: by both errors and hail a materialist or a magician

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Speaker 7: with the same delight. Man. C. S. Lewis one of

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01:28:19,520 --> 01:28:22,840
Speaker 7: the most important thinkers ever. I encourage you to read

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Speaker 7: his books The Great Divorce, Abolition of Man, Mere Christianity.

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Speaker 7: Be right back, okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as

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Speaker 7: always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast.

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Speaker 7: Let's go to Will Will What's on your mind?

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Speaker 21: Hi, Charlie, it's an honored tree on your show. I'm

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Speaker 21: now turning fourteen, and first I would like to brag. Yeah,

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01:28:55,240 --> 01:28:57,080
Speaker 21: I would like to brag about the Brewers.

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Speaker 7: They're going to destroy the cost Sye. This is terrible,

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01:29:00,080 --> 01:29:05,040
Speaker 7: caught him off. No is you know you know it's

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01:29:05,360 --> 01:29:08,519
Speaker 7: at fourteen. You already know how to troll. You're quite talented.

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Speaker 7: You guys are the hottest team in baseball. It's never

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01:29:12,120 --> 01:29:13,960
Speaker 7: I've not seen anything like it in quite some time.

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Speaker 7: But don't worry, my friend Will as a Brewers fan,

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Speaker 7: you will know that you will choke and you will

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Speaker 7: not win the World Series.

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Speaker 11: No.

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Speaker 21: But my actually question is it's about Maha And so

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Speaker 21: you had cray MoU on your podcast any teem to

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01:29:31,439 --> 01:29:35,960
Speaker 21: disagree about like with Jillian Michaels, I guess and jsk

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01:29:36,600 --> 01:29:39,479
Speaker 21: So what do you think about your views now that

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Speaker 21: you've had them both on to talk and would you

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Speaker 21: have them on for a debate or something?

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Speaker 24: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: I think so, you know, Yeah, Craymew was quite interesting.

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Speaker 7: I loved it. You know why I liked Kramew even

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Speaker 7: though our audience didn't is it made me challenge a

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Speaker 7: lot of my assumptions. I didn't agree with everything you said.

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Speaker 7: I actually give a little bit more preference on vitamin

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Speaker 7: D than he did. But that's okay. And I think

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Speaker 7: some of the stuff you said. But Jen, I think

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01:30:00,640 --> 01:30:03,160
Speaker 7: it's good to not just accept what you read on

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01:30:03,240 --> 01:30:06,280
Speaker 7: the internet and to have the cross examination because we

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Speaker 7: want what is right. We want it is true, we

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01:30:07,680 --> 01:30:10,519
Speaker 7: don't want just what feels good. But some of the stuff.

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Speaker 7: He said, By the way, is MAHA would agree with

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Speaker 7: not being fat for example, and eating whole foods and

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Speaker 7: not eating processed sugar, right, and so I would love to.

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Speaker 7: I think it's a great point hosting a kind of

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Speaker 7: a debate between Crameu and the MAHA of their choosing.

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Speaker 7: And remember he's looking at big data sets, which is

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Speaker 7: really good. It keeps us from fads and MAHA should

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Speaker 7: be unafraid to answer any of the critical questions, as

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Speaker 7: Krameu should be unafraid to answer any of the critical

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Speaker 7: questions that MAHA might have towards the pharmaceutical industry. But

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01:30:47,560 --> 01:30:50,240
Speaker 7: it's good for us to be educated on data, and

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01:30:50,280 --> 01:30:53,559
Speaker 7: that's what we're all about, understanding statistics and getting towards

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01:30:55,000 --> 01:30:58,679
Speaker 7: what is the truth. Stats are how powerful people lie

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01:30:58,800 --> 01:31:03,120
Speaker 7: during COVID. They use the sticks to lie to us repeatedly. Okay,

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Speaker 7: let's get to the final question. Sean, thank you so much.

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Speaker 7: By the way, go Cubs. Yeah, and I just looked

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Speaker 7: at the NL Central. It's a drive by shooting. It's terrible.

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Speaker 7: The Brewers are eight games up on the Cubs in

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Speaker 7: the NL Central, and the Cubs are in a tough

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Speaker 7: spot They're playing terribly right now. They can't hit anything

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Speaker 7: that their life depended on it. Their pitching has actually

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01:31:22,000 --> 01:31:24,679
Speaker 7: been great. They blew it with the Blue Jays, it's

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Speaker 7: just been It's hey, every good team goes through a slump.

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Speaker 7: They're four and six in the last ten and that honestly,

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Speaker 7: we didn't even deserve to win some of those games. Okay,

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Speaker 7: thank you and go Cubs. Lisa. What is on your mind?

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Speaker 7: Members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 25: Hi, Charlie, I'm just wondering if there will be a

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Speaker 25: betal effort to make the gerrymanderin go away, you know,

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Speaker 25: like from the Supreme Court, because it is unconstitutional bylights

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Speaker 25: or civil rights.

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Speaker 7: It's racist, if you want to say that.

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Speaker 25: But if it can be done, will it be done

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Speaker 25: in time to save California from further damage being sought

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Speaker 25: by Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 7: So, the Supreme Court's actually weighed in heavily on jerry

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Speaker 7: mandering maps, and especially in the North Carolina maps. They

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Speaker 7: basically made North Carolina completely redraw their maps. I think

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Speaker 7: it was in twenty nineteen, it might have been a

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Speaker 7: little bit later. So the Supreme Court usually weighs in

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Speaker 7: though on behalf of Black Americans using the Civil Rights Act,

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Speaker 7: and usually honestly, they overextend it. It is done by states,

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Speaker 7: and it should be done by states. By the way. Now,

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Speaker 7: look this is all about North Carolina. The twenty nineteen

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Speaker 7: ruling was that rule jerry mandering for party advantage cannot

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Speaker 7: be challenged in federal court and has removed guidelines. Look,

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Speaker 7: it's a very difficult topic. We don't necessarily want federal

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Speaker 7: courts ordering states to draw their maps. We do not

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Speaker 7: want mass proliferation of jerrymandering in every single state. Generally,

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Speaker 7: the left has wanted to ban jerry mandering. In fact,

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Speaker 7: that's why they started the independent Commission in California. California

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01:32:55,800 --> 01:32:59,000
Speaker 7: had an independent commission, Believe it or not, independent commission.

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Speaker 7: It was passed in Prop eleven in two thousand and eight,

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Speaker 7: and it was actually built upon in twenty ten. Sixty

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Speaker 7: four percent of Californians actually like the independent Commission. But

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Speaker 7: the left has been just as guilty as Republicans in jerrymandering. Again,

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Speaker 7: California has independent system that gives Democrats eighty five percent

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Speaker 7: of the seats. So there's a ton of stories and

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01:33:19,479 --> 01:33:22,720
Speaker 7: how the process was abused and how it was undermined.

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Speaker 7: So it's a very difficult topic. Generally, we should yield

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Speaker 7: to the states in this way, that we should allow

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Speaker 7: the states to determine the maps they want to draw.

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Speaker 7: No one likes to see this kind of ansel at you.

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01:33:34,560 --> 01:33:39,720
Speaker 7: It's like this crazy painting as you see in Illinois,

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01:33:39,840 --> 01:33:42,640
Speaker 7: of just the splattering of paint. No one wants to

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01:33:42,680 --> 01:33:45,320
Speaker 7: see that. And it look Trump won forty percent of

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Speaker 7: the vote in California, but nine of the fifty two

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Speaker 7: seats in California are read So what is the solution.

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Speaker 7: It's very difficult. It's tough, but we must hold our

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Speaker 7: ground and we should not surrender our ground to the

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Speaker 7: Democrats that want to do this. The key thing is

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Speaker 7: we shouldn't feel shamed about matching what the left does here.

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Speaker 7: God bless you guys. Have a wonderful weekend. Shabbat shalom.

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Speaker 7: We'll talk to you soon.