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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: Well, thank you very much.

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Speaker 3: It's been an interesting day from the same point of news.

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Speaker 3: As you probably know, I've just seized a tanker on

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Speaker 3: the coast of Venezuela.

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Speaker 4: The US with a major escalation and its showdown with Venezuela.

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Speaker 4: Dramatic images showing Navy helicopters flying in heavily armed Coast

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Speaker 4: Guard forces repelling out of the deck, guns drawn as

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Speaker 4: they swarmed the ship.

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Speaker 5: US Coast Guard forces repelling down onto the deck, armed

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Speaker 5: with long guns, meticulously searching the ship. Attorney General Pam

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Speaker 5: Bondi says the tanker was used to transport sanctioned oil

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Speaker 5: from Venezuela and Iran, and it's part of an illicit

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Speaker 5: oil shipping network supporting foreign terrorist organizations, sources telling ABC

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Speaker 5: News it was headed for Cuba, capable of carrying up

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Speaker 5: to two million barrels of oil.

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Speaker 6: It was seized for very good reason.

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Speaker 2: Well we keep it.

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Speaker 7: I guess when you have to follow the tanker, you

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Speaker 7: hear a good desm. Just follow the tanker, follow follow

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Speaker 7: it in a helicopter.

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Speaker 2: Follow the taker. We're going to I assume we're going

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Speaker 2: to keep the so.

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Speaker 8: How far would you go to take Maduro out of office?

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Speaker 9: I don't want to say that, though, but you want

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Speaker 9: to see him out?

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Speaker 10: His day's a number.

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Speaker 11: Can you rule out an American ground invasion?

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Speaker 12: I don't want to rule in or out.

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Speaker 8: I don't talk about it.

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Speaker 12: Why would I talk.

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Speaker 13: To you an extremely unfriendly public if you want to

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Speaker 13: call it politico that got eight million dollars from Obama

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Speaker 13: to keep it afloat, Why would I do that?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 9: Knockquares Pitz, not guar knuckquer Jess Pitts and the people

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Speaker 9: in ninety space, please.

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Speaker 2: Please, please, please, And it's.

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Speaker 14: Not just Venezuela.

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Speaker 5: Late today, President Trump warning Colombia's president that he better

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Speaker 5: wise up or he'll be next.

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Speaker 15: I'm absolutely delighted that Jess mccrockett is running for Senate

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Speaker 15: in Texas. I think it's one of the greatest things

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Speaker 15: that's happened to the Republican Party in a long long time.

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Speaker 15: She is the face of the Democratic Party. She and

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Speaker 15: Mamdani good luck with that.

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Speaker 16: Let me ask you about a quote that you've made

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Speaker 16: that has some Democrats worried about your ability to win statewide. Quote,

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Speaker 16: all the complexities within the Latino community. The immigration thing

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Speaker 16: has always been something that has perplexed me about this community.

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Speaker 16: It's basically like, to get here, but I left y'all

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Speaker 16: where I left y'all, and I want no more y'all

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Speaker 16: to come here. If I wanted to be with y'all,

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Speaker 16: I would stay with y'all, but I don't want y'all.

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Speaker 11: Come into my new home. It almost reminds me of.

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Speaker 16: What people would talk about when they would talk about

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Speaker 16: kind of like slave mentality and they hate that some

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Speaker 16: slaves would have for themselves. It's almost like a slave

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Speaker 16: mentality that they have now. About the time that that

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Speaker 16: was published last year, around a million Latino voters in

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Speaker 16: Texas were voting for Trump.

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Speaker 11: Do they all have slave mentality?

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Speaker 17: No?

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Speaker 18: And that's not what they said at all.

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Speaker 14: To be clear, It did not say that every Latino

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Speaker 14: has that type of mentality.

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Speaker 16: No, No, but slave the ones that vote for people

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Speaker 16: who believe in strong or Trump's immigration policy. So I

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Speaker 16: don't believe that the people they voted for Trump believe

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Speaker 16: in what they're actually getting.

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Speaker 15: I want her to have the largest, loudest microphone that

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Speaker 15: she can every single day, and we look forward to

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Speaker 15: having that election down there. We are going to elect

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Speaker 15: another Republican senator in Texas. Texas is a red state,

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Speaker 15: Texas if you Texas are common since Americans and what

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Speaker 15: the laces of Texas.

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Speaker 11: Go on, all right, Welcome to The Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: Is Thursday, December eleventh. Blake, how you doing?

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Speaker 22: Doing?

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Speaker 14: Lovely?

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Speaker 11: Doing lovely?

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Speaker 14: Love to hear that.

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Speaker 11: We are honored on this program to have a guest

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Speaker 11: right out the gate who is a great American and

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Speaker 11: a massive patriot and a good friend of the show's

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Speaker 11: and that is, of course, Glenn Beck. Glenn Beck, can

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Speaker 11: you hear us? Are we connected?

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Speaker 1: I can?

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Speaker 11: How are you wonderful? Good to see you? Yeah, I

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Speaker 11: am h We're so honored to have you, Glenn. You,

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Speaker 11: of course interviewed Erica this morning as she is promoting

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Speaker 11: Charlie's final book on behalf of her husband. This was

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Speaker 11: when the book of the book was written, about a

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Speaker 11: month it was finished, about a month before Charlie was

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Speaker 11: taken from us, and she, you know, is doing this

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Speaker 11: admirable brave thing of going out and talking to people

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Speaker 11: like you about that book. What was your conversation like

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Speaker 11: tell us about it? Glenn?

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Speaker 23: I just love her. Uh, you know, I didn't want to.

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Speaker 23: I didn't I didn't want to get into, you know,

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Speaker 23: what she was talking about yesterday, And you know, we've

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Speaker 23: talked about this before privately. I think, what's happening to

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Speaker 23: everybody at TPUSA, it's just evil. I mean, it really

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Speaker 23: is evil. It's it's I think it's emotional disturbance. It's

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Speaker 23: mental health and evil all mixed up. And I've never

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Speaker 23: seen anything like it. And what you guys have been

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Speaker 23: accused of and what she's been accused of is just

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Speaker 23: so I didn't want to talk to her about that.

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Speaker 23: I think I asked her one question and I don't

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Speaker 23: even remember what it was, but her answer was so

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Speaker 23: strong and so clear. But I really thought, because today

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Speaker 23: I on my show, the whole show is really about

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Speaker 23: finding the humanity again, because we're losing our humanity towards

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Speaker 23: one another. How can you possibly how can you possibly

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Speaker 23: treat Erica and you guys the way you've been treated?

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Speaker 23: We're three months. I couldn't believe that when my producer said,

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Speaker 23: you know, yesterday was the three month anniversary, like three

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Speaker 23: month anniversary from what and from Charlie, And I'm like

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Speaker 23: three months, it's only been three months.

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Speaker 1: It seems like a year has.

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Speaker 23: Passed and then I started thinking about all of the

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Speaker 23: things that have been said about you guys, how we've

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Speaker 23: gone from this amazing God movement to where we're at

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Speaker 23: in three months. Just screams, it's got to be evil

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Speaker 23: that is pushing all of this. But anyway, we had

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Speaker 23: a great conversation about Charlie very human, you know how

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Speaker 23: he was trying to not blow out.

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Speaker 1: As a dreamal glands. She didn't know this. That's what

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Speaker 23: I had two staffs at a daytime staff and a

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Speaker 23: nighttime staff because you just you have to work all

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Speaker 23: the time, all the time. And I slept for three

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Speaker 23: and everything else you're doing all day long, you're a

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Speaker 23: drenal glance, just up down, up, down, updown. And she

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Speaker 23: was saying the same thing was happening with him, and

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Speaker 23: she said, if it, you know, we needed the Sabbath

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Speaker 23: and he knew that. And it's funny because that's exactly

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Speaker 23: what happened with my wife.

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Speaker 1: My wife was the one who's like, Sabbath day, keep

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Speaker 23: And I asked her about it, and she said, you know,

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Speaker 23: She's like, and it was just so human because it

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Speaker 23: was it was you know, we're not perfect, we are human,

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Speaker 23: but we believe in it, and so we're not going

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Speaker 23: to become legalistic about it. We're going to do what

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Speaker 11: Yeah. Well, I mean, you know, listen, you've you've been

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Speaker 11: amazing Glenn, And yeah, I mean the on the one hand,

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Speaker 11: you know, but I would say this, some of it

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Speaker 11: I would say, probably a love for Charlie having a

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Speaker 11: good faith and people want answers. I totally can respect that.

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Speaker 14: But when it.

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Speaker 11: Blurs into insinuations, innuendos, accusations, I think, I think that's

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Speaker 11: when it goes too far. And I think, you know,

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Speaker 1: We were talking, I asked her, I said, are you

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Speaker 23: A a jury pool? You know, where you're away, How

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Speaker 23: do you get a jury that has not been tainted

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Speaker 23: by all of this stuff? I mean, you may not

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Speaker 1: You know, the first time, I first.

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Speaker 23: Time I recognized how African Americans felt, because you know,

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Speaker 23: solve that. And Martin Luther King died, but we all

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Speaker 23: kind of get it now, and you know, just stupid

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Speaker 23: white people think. And and when oj Simpson, when that happened,

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Speaker 23: I'm like, oh my gosh, this is a holy different

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Speaker 23: animal here.

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Speaker 11: And you just mean, like the media circus around it

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Speaker 23: I mean the fact that the jury, the jury could

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Speaker 23: came back afterwards and said, yeah, that wasn't that was

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Speaker 23: showed me that it's really hard.

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Speaker 1: To get people to do.

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Speaker 23: To stay neutral if they if they come into it

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Speaker 23: with a certain mindset, it's really hard.

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Speaker 23: I remember I grew up in Seattle. I moved to

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Speaker 11: back with radio all right, Welcome back to Charlie Kirk show, Glenn,

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Speaker 11: this is quite the project that you've endeavored. And I

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Speaker 11: We got all these people inquiring, you know, from AI companies,

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Speaker 23: Okay, so this is really important. This AI is proprietary.

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Speaker 1: That's part of this. And it does not know me.

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Speaker 23: It doesn't know George Soros. It can't tell you anything

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Speaker 23: And you know, it kills me because people are saying,

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Speaker 10: My countryman, the danger, the greatest danger to our republic

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Speaker 24: Senter rupt you for a second. Could you just dumb

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Speaker 23: I have twenty nine points that are directly correlated with

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Speaker 23: dumb it down. What this will do will give you

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Speaker 23: all of the original documents where he's pulling it from.

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Speaker 23: You'll see it in their own handwriting, and then you

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Speaker 23: can say, dumb it down. I don't understand that language.

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Speaker 23: You know, I'm trying to share this with an eight

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Speaker 23: year old, and it will revamp it so it's understood

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Speaker 23: at an eight year old level. This is a new

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Speaker 23: tool to teach, but it has nothing to do with politics.

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Speaker 23: It has everything to do with just their original words.

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Speaker 23: And to watch how the media has come out and

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Speaker 23: to what he said, when did personal responsibility? When did

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Speaker 23: for a savior in a public office? When did all

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Speaker 23: of these things become right wing controversial. Everything he said

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Speaker 23: was absolute common sense true. And you know you can

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Speaker 23: find him in the twenty nine bullet points and the

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Speaker 11: Yeah, well, I think it's I think it's fascinating, Glenn,

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Speaker 11: Is that the company? How do people find torches?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Torch.

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Speaker 11: Well done, Well done, Glenn. It's I think it's fascinating.

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Speaker 17: Let's get you updated on some of the other headlines

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Speaker 26: Tyler Robinson, he's in court. Had digital hearings before this,

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Speaker 26: sole in person one in court. It's We'll be honest,

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Speaker 26: it's not a very big one in the grand scheme

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Speaker 26: of things. Other than that it's an early one. This

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Speaker 26: is not about it's not the trial itself. It's not

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Speaker 26: any of those things. It is a pre trial hearing

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Speaker 26: to review case status. The most important thing about it.

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Speaker 26: They're discussing whether to have cameras in the courtroom. We

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Speaker 26: of course strongly support having cameras in the courtroom. Erica

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Speaker 26: argued there should not be that. It would They literally

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Speaker 26: have a line here. They've warned it it would create

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Speaker 26: a content tornado around the case. It is high profile

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Speaker 26: and they say this would damage the jury pool. That's

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Speaker 26: their argument. The notable thing about it. He will be

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Speaker 26: allowed to appear in street clothes rather than a prison uniform.

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Speaker 26: He is going to be restrained shackled, but it has

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Speaker 26: to be sort of light shackles, and they're not allowed

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Speaker 26: the press is not allowed to photograph him where those

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Speaker 26: allowed to see him in restrained.

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Speaker 11: And so apparently the rationale for this is, you know,

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Speaker 11: like legal three D chess going on here, right, because

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Speaker 11: the defense if if he comes out in an orange

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Speaker 11: the any conviction would have to be then thrown out

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Speaker 11: because he was it was he buys the jury.

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Speaker 26: There's endless layers. You can have endless appeals on everything.

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Speaker 26: And the strategy that goes into that, yeah, do you

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Speaker 26: want do you want him to look different? Because that

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Speaker 26: will buy us the jury one way, bias them the

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and the and apparently the rationale for having him

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Speaker 11: And you know, there is a point at which his

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Speaker 11: The footage that we see that looks like you. You know,

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Speaker 11: did you do it or whatever. He confesses to them

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Speaker 11: that and then he says something about Charlie having too

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Speaker 26: Yeah, so they're doing this. The charges against him are

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Speaker 26: capital charges. They can carry the death penalty. Prosecutors have

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Speaker 26: said they're planning to seek it.

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Speaker 6: And so.

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Speaker 26: We have a history of people who are facing severe

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Speaker 26: attempt to harm themselves, and so that's the purpose of

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Speaker 11: Yeah. The point is, so he's he's indicated at least

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Speaker 11: a potential weapons, right, So that's why they want to

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Speaker 11: keep him shackled, even if it's light shackled out of

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Speaker 11: camera view, you know, assuming he puts his hands underneath

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Speaker 11: the table or something so you can't see it. But

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Speaker 11: so today is going to be all about media access

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Speaker 11: be about security issues. Obviously that makes sense. High profile case.

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Speaker 11: They want to make sure that the venue secure and safe,

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Speaker 11: which the trial is heard. So I was told, don't

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Speaker 11: expect it to be super substantive, you know, street closed,

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Speaker 11: lightly shackled. He will not speak. He will acknowledge his presence,

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Speaker 11: but that's probably all we're going to hear from Tyler Robinson. So,

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Speaker 11: you know, can you acknowledge that you are the person

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Speaker 11: pretty much.

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Speaker 26: That'll be reading through the details on this, you realize

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Speaker 26: one of the things that's this is the first high

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Speaker 26: profile criminal case that has occurred in the artificial intelligence era.

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Speaker 26: So I'm reading one of the reports here Attorney Kathy Nester,

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Speaker 26: one of his attorneys, I believe she's pointed out there

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Speaker 26: are already digitally altered versions of Robinson's that, you know,

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Speaker 26: his court photos, like the photos that we've actually seen

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Speaker 26: of him in custody. So people have created versions where

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Speaker 26: they've you know, used AI to create video where there

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Speaker 26: isn't one.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, uh, and we've had that.

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Speaker 26: Of course with the shooting itself, it's going to be

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Speaker 26: you can somewhat sympathize with them point out that this

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Speaker 26: is going to be a totally unprecedented thing, and you

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Speaker 26: have to appreciate that we are. This is what the

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Speaker 26: reality is going to be going forward for every criminal case,

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Speaker 26: for every criminal case, imaginal, you're going to have people

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Speaker 26: AI altering videos or creating them from whole cloth.

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Speaker 14: That's a real thing.

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Speaker 26: If they don't allow cameras in the courtroom, we may

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Speaker 26: well have people saying this is an undercover video that

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Speaker 26: was taken at the trial, and it's entirely generated with AI.

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Speaker 26: This is getting way beyond the case. But I'm really

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Speaker 26: shuddering for the future.

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Speaker 11: Oh yeah, I mean listen, I mean Glenn alluded to it.

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Speaker 11: The craziness that we've had to endure is next level.

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Speaker 11: I mean, obviously you're sort of realizing that this is

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Speaker 11: the high profile nature of this, of what happened Charlie's fame.

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Speaker 11: You know, we knew it was going to be huge,

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Speaker 11: but I don't think anybody knew that it was going

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Speaker 11: to take as many turns as already has to Glenn's points.

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Speaker 11: Three months in and yeah, we have this first procedural

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Speaker 11: like court hearing today. It's not going to be much,

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Speaker 11: but even this, who knows how it's going to be spun?

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Speaker 14: Who knows how it'll be spun? It? Really it does

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Speaker 14: another thing.

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Speaker 26: We should have prosecutor from you about this, just because

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Speaker 26: I do think we've we've talked about the.

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Speaker 14: Theories that are spinning around.

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Speaker 26: I do think a lot of that is produced by

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Speaker 26: there's a lot of psychic energy around this, as it were,

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Speaker 26: people think about this case a lot.

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Speaker 11: It effectively.

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Speaker 26: Not literal, not little mind powers. There's pent up passion

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Speaker 26: for it, and this could get released if people were

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Speaker 26: able to see a trial unfolding while they're all thinking

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Speaker 26: about this, that they could say, Okay, here is the defendant,

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Speaker 26: here is the evidence, Here is the jury selection, here

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Speaker 26: is the trial, here is the verdict, And if it

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Speaker 26: happened in a timely way, which our constitution guarantees the

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Speaker 26: right to a speedy trial. And if you look historically,

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Speaker 26: high profile criminal cases have happened quickly within the past

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Speaker 26: hundred years where they're able to put people on trial

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Speaker 26: in a reasonable length of time. But now it's this

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Speaker 26: combination of everything in the court system has slowed down,

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Speaker 26: but everything in the media ecosystem has sped up. So

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Speaker 26: in the day nightly news and no online, the OJ

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Speaker 26: Simpson trial could go on for a year and people

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Speaker 26: wouldn't totally lose their minds.

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Speaker 14: But imagine if the O. J.

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Speaker 26: Simpson trial was happening today, but there was this year

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Speaker 26: long delay after this giant, spectacular car chase and then

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Speaker 26: actually having a serious trial go.

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Speaker 11: On, And imagine imagine if there was AI and yeah

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Speaker 11: and AI, imagine if there was you know, I mean,

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Speaker 11: all the elements of this really do amount to an

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Speaker 11: explosive media circus. The media Tornado thing totally is legitimate.

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Speaker 11: But to Erica's point, which he said with Jesse Waters,

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Speaker 11: you know, everything that we've done has been hyper scrutinized

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Speaker 11: and hyper analyzed. Every smile, every every comment, everything so analyzed.

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Speaker 11: And we deserve to see this trial play out before

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Speaker 11: the media. We get to see the I want to

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Speaker 11: see the evidence uh uh, you know, presented in a factual,

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Speaker 11: straightforward way. I want I want almost the American people

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Speaker 11: to be educated in it, because.

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Speaker 26: It is so easy for these AI generated things to happen,

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Speaker 26: and because there is so many there are so many

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Speaker 26: alternative outlets for just generating wild stuff that content Tornado

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Speaker 26: exists regardless. It is actually, in that case genuinely important

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Speaker 26: to have the real thing out there existing, and while

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Speaker 26: people try to manipulate it, yes, inevitably, but it does

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Speaker 26: have to exist because if you have no real thing

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Speaker 26: to compete against it, it's gonna be it's gonna be

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Speaker 26: a calamity.

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Speaker 11: Well, and I want to compare what we're doing today

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Speaker 11: and the Tyler Robinson trial versus like what's going on

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Speaker 11: with MANGIONI so Mangioni is doing, uh.

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Speaker 14: The taking forever. Yeah, this is also taking forever.

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Speaker 11: You know, he's having a probable cause hearing in New

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Speaker 11: York City and that's actually where you start to hear

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Speaker 11: stuff new information, right, So Mangioni is they're presenting new

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Speaker 11: body cam footage. The defense is saying that some of

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Speaker 11: that evidence was seized illegally, that they didn't have a warrant.

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Speaker 11: So you're still arding to see actually the chess moves

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Speaker 11: by the defense and by the prosecution in that case,

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Speaker 11: because they're at a further juncture at that trial. Right,

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Speaker 11: So we're not there yet, But when we get to

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Speaker 11: an evidentiary hearing, a probable cause hearing, which is a

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Speaker 11: step in the process that says is there enough evidence

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Speaker 11: to take this to a full trial? Right? I think

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Speaker 11: in my Mangioni's case, of course it's going to go

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Speaker 11: to a full trial. In Tyler Robinson's case, of course,

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Speaker 11: it's going to go to a full trial. But that's

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Speaker 11: technically what that step is for, and that's when you'll

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Speaker 11: find out is there enough evidence to proceed? Obviously there is,

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Speaker 11: you know, so don't expect that today, but I think

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Speaker 11: I could. I could share your frustration, Blake in a

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Speaker 11: massive way, especially being on this end of it where

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Speaker 11: you are a victim of this circumstance, this terrible tragedy

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Speaker 11: where our friend was murdered in cold blood, and there's

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Speaker 11: this vacuum of time right of where people want answers

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Speaker 11: to certain questions. You can only get those answers in

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Speaker 11: a trial. And yet we have to wait here. We

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Speaker 11: were probably looking at March April for this, right and

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Speaker 11: it's it's like, you know, if.

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Speaker 14: You're on this end of it, they can drag that out.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and they could, Yeah, they could find ways to

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Speaker 11: drag that out. And then you're probably looking into twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty seven for an actual trial. That's what we're staring

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Speaker 11: down right now.

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Speaker 14: I know, and you know.

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Speaker 11: And again, if if you read the charging documents, I mean,

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Speaker 11: they've they've got this kid, so that the case is

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Speaker 11: so water tight. Again, there's fair questions to ask around it.

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Speaker 11: There really are, and I'm trying to be as gracious

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Speaker 11: and generous as I can to that I have questions.

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Speaker 11: We've chased down every lead we can possibly imagine that

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Speaker 11: you can imagine, I mean, people send U stuff all

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Speaker 11: the time and We're always sending those along to the authorities.

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Speaker 11: But man, this case is very strong, very water tight.

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Speaker 11: We're going to take a quick break and we'll be

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Speaker 11: right back.

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Speaker 14: The next create Awakening is here.

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Speaker 11: Mean before we move on, is there anything you want

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Speaker 26: I think I mean for now, I think we've said it.

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Speaker 26: There should be cameras.

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Speaker 26: Probably we'll probably hit it on Thought Crime tonight. If

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Speaker 1: To do that.

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Speaker 26: Uh. We just got an email from Allison who says,

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Speaker 26: asks if there's an update on the redistrict between fight

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Speaker 26: in Indiana, which I.

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Speaker 14: Want to react to that because there is. Yes, they're

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Speaker 14: voting today.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, that's a huge one.

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Speaker 26: We need twenty six votes from the Republicans senators of Indiana.

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Speaker 26: We have twenty two confirmed yes votes. I will be frank,

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Speaker 26: I am pessimistic about them passing it.

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Speaker 14: But then we move into.

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Speaker 11: Stage two, which is primary. You have to primary them,

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Speaker 11: and we're going to be involved in that, Yeah, in

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Speaker 11: a big way. So all right, we're going to welcome

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Speaker 11: back National Radio. We'll tell you more on the other

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Speaker 11: side of the break. All right, welcome back Charlie Kirks Show.

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Speaker 11: So yes, we were just talking right before we welcome

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Speaker 11: back radio about Indiana. So this is the redistrict in fight,

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Speaker 11: which would result in a nine oh states. You'd have

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Speaker 11: nine conservative districts, zero liberal or Democrat districts. And what

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Speaker 11: you need to get that done is you need twenty

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Speaker 11: six votes in the Senate. We have twenty two confirmed yeses.

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Speaker 11: We are pessimistic that we are going to get the

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Speaker 11: four additional votes that we need. Now I think what

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Speaker 11: is just forty republic.

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Speaker 26: We have thirty nine Republicans and a non caucusing Republican,

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Speaker 26: which I don't even want to.

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Speaker 14: Find out what the heck that means.

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Speaker 26: Yes, and we only need twenty thirty nine Republicans ten Democrats.

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Speaker 14: You haven't forty forty Republicans ten Democrats.

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Speaker 26: You have an eighty percent Republican legislature and they can't

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Speaker 26: get a bare majority to get two extra Republicans in

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Speaker 26: the US House. Right and when we you know, you

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Speaker 26: might have thought this was a bad fight to start,

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Speaker 26: but it's sort of like it's sort of like saying, oh,

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Speaker 26: I just don't agree with the way, like what our

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Speaker 26: battle plan is in this war, So I'm just going

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Speaker 26: to go pout and sit at home or something.

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Speaker 14: No, the battle has been joined.

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Speaker 26: Democrats have redone their map in California, they're redoing their map.

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Speaker 26: I think in Maria they did it. They're looking for

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Speaker 26: reps and they can redo. They're planning to do it

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Speaker 26: in Virginia. The battle is joined. You have to join

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Speaker 26: the fight, or switch flipping parties, or just quit, leave

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Speaker 26: and let yourself be replaced by someone who will fight.

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Speaker 26: As Charlie would say, lead, follow, or get out of

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Speaker 26: the way.

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Speaker 14: Get out of the way.

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Speaker 11: And here. We made some news on Friday. I think

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Speaker 11: we were the cover of front page of Politico.

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Speaker 9: But it we.

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Speaker 11: Are getting involved in the Indiana fight on the turning

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Speaker 11: point action side. So we are going to bring our

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Speaker 11: organizational muscle over to Indiana. There's going to be a

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Speaker 11: lot of packs. C four's grassroots, local grassroots in Indiana.

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Speaker 11: We had Citizen Kane from Citizen Free Press join us

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Speaker 11: earlier this week and he said, the grass roots in Indiana,

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Speaker 11: he's a local there is fired up and they're upset

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Speaker 11: with their elected representatives in that state.

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Speaker 14: I think they have every right to be.

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Speaker 11: And I'll reiterate this point because this You know, a

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Speaker 11: lot of attention goes to swing states in our election cycles, okay,

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Speaker 11: because those obviously determine who's going to be the president.

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Speaker 11: You gotta win the swing states to become the president's

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Speaker 11: very high profile. We take our eye off the ball

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Speaker 11: when it comes to these red, predictably red strongholds like Indiana.

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Speaker 11: Indiana is very conservative, it's very Republican. President Trump won

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Speaker 11: in twenty twenty four by twenty plus points in the

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Speaker 11: state of Indiana. It's a very red state. But what

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Speaker 11: happens is the incumbent political class gets so entrenched in

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Speaker 11: these in these states that over the years, especially when

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Speaker 11: you have a convulsive moment like President Trump coming onto

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Speaker 11: the scene, the incumbent political class ceases to line up

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Speaker 11: with where the base voters are at. So you have

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Speaker 11: these moments where the base wants redistricting. As you said,

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Speaker 11: the fight has been joined. You either get to join

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Speaker 11: the fight or you get to stay and be an

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Speaker 11: enemy in that fight.

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Speaker 26: At this point, you are just straight up voting do

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Speaker 26: you want more Republicans in Congress or fewer?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a really powerful vote.

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Speaker 26: And then take your pick and is I want fewer Republicans?

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Speaker 26: Why are you a Republican?

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Speaker 11: And there will be congressional level spending deployed in the

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Speaker 11: state of Indiana. So if you get on board and

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Speaker 11: you vote to redistrict, you will be marked as safe.

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Speaker 11: If you vote against it, you will be marked for

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Speaker 11: a primary. And that is the central bargain that is

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Speaker 11: being offered to the senators in the great state of Indiana.

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Speaker 14: We don't like doing this.

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Speaker 26: It's more fun to run against democrats, it's more fun

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Speaker 26: to spend against democrats. But frankly, sometimes you have to

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Speaker 26: make sure that if your bluff is called, that you

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Speaker 26: can meet it.

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Speaker 14: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Well, and I mean it's not even a question. We're

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Speaker 11: going to be all out. We've already begun hiring process,

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Speaker 11: We've already been deploying our staff in there, meeting with

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Speaker 11: local grass roots. Everybody's fired up, everybody's ready to go.

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Speaker 11: And I mean it will probably take a process. Just

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Speaker 11: so you think of the time frame here, it will

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Speaker 11: probably take all the way through twenty twenty eight to

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Speaker 11: get this done, to get a state legislature in place

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Speaker 11: in Indiana, to get it all all the way across

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Speaker 11: the finish line. But listen, your four vote shy, let's

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Speaker 11: see how close we get. Maybe, just maybe enough senators

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Speaker 11: are going to hear the call of their voters in

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Speaker 11: the great state of Indiana that they will change their vote,

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Speaker 11: get to that twenty six vote threshold, and we'll get

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Speaker 11: the job done. We won't need all this outside attention,

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Speaker 11: all the drama, all the drama. There's so much drama

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Speaker 11: going on in this country right now. I would love

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Speaker 11: to stay focused on the mission. Would love to stay

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Speaker 11: focused on the mission. You know, it occurs to me

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Speaker 11: like how hard we worked over the years to stay mission.

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Speaker 26: Focused, gotta stay mission focus, and then you kind of

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Speaker 26: you have this rude awakening where you go into this

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Speaker 26: state where you're not you are admittedly not necessarily super

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Speaker 26: engaged with their locals. We're super engaged with state level

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Speaker 26: Arizona politics. But who you go to Nebraska, you go

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Speaker 26: to Indiana, and they have their grievances going back years,

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Speaker 26: they have their arrangements going back years, and you just

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Speaker 26: come in and you just have to roll your eyes.

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Speaker 26: This is what you guys are focused on. This is

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Speaker 26: what you think matters the most right now. Truth is

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Speaker 26: you are gravely mistaken. The R word and a truth

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Speaker 26: used for a reason it was not uncalled for in

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Speaker 26: that particular truth. Social Post Hour two gets underway in

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Speaker 26: just a few minutes.

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Speaker 25: Don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 17: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 17: Terrence Bates. All right, folks, we want to caution you

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Speaker 17: about being aware of scammers who are seeking to steer

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Speaker 17: your home from right underneath you. An elderly man in

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Speaker 17: Texas is one of the latest victims after unknowingly signing

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Speaker 17: over the d to his home to a scammer who

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Speaker 17: was posing as someone offering financial assistance. As a result,

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Speaker 17: that gentleman is now receiving an eviction notice as the.

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Speaker 12: House has been sold.

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Speaker 17: Plus so far he has no legal recourse even after

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Speaker 17: reporting the incident to police. My next guest is a

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Speaker 17: former FBI agent and a current licensed investigator, Tom Simon.

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Speaker 12: Welcome to the show, my friend.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for having me on, Darrence.

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Speaker 17: It's good to have you because unfortunately, these sorts of

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Speaker 17: situations like what I just described happen all too often,

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Speaker 17: and unfortunately people often don't have much legal recourse once

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Speaker 17: they're the victim.

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Speaker 22: Yeah, this one's a particular nightmare for the senior citizen

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Speaker 22: who own this home.

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Speaker 2: His name was Harry Adderholt.

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Speaker 22: He lived in Leon Valley, Texas, and like you said,

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Speaker 22: he thought he was signing a new loan for his home,

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Speaker 22: but he was tricked into signing a deed transferring the

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Speaker 22: ownership to a scammer. And then the bad guys go

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Speaker 22: and take loans on his property.

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Speaker 14: And Harry doesn't even know this occurred until.

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Speaker 22: The foreclosure notices started arriving and he ended up getting

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Speaker 22: evicted from his own place.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, how do you protect yourself from this?

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Speaker 17: And as a son of elderly parents, It's something that's

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Speaker 17: uniquely interesting to me because you want to protect your

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Speaker 17: parents who might think that they're doing the right thing

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Speaker 17: helping them out, and then they put themselves in a bind.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.

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Speaker 22: So the trick is to continue monitoring the status of

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Speaker 22: your home title using the county clerk's website. The problem

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Speaker 22: is you're going to drive yourself crazy trying to do

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Speaker 22: it yourself. So I endorse a product called Home Title

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Speaker 22: Lock that has million dollar triple lock protection for homeowners

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Speaker 22: or the children of homeowners.

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Speaker 1: And elderly people.

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Speaker 2: And what they're going to do.

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Speaker 22: They're going to monitor your home title for you, and

971
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Speaker 22: they're going to notify you if something else should happen.

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Speaker 22: And if God forbid, you end up Blake Harry and

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Speaker 22: your home is stolen from you by scammers, they have

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Speaker 22: a US based restoration team of legal professionals who are

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Speaker 22: going to restore that home back into your name without

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Speaker 22: any out of pocket cost to the victim.

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Speaker 17: How long does that restoration process typically take? Obviously at

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Speaker 17: that point you're being reactive as opposed to pre proactive.

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Speaker 17: Excuse me if you're in that situation, But how long

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Speaker 17: does something like this typically take and I'm asking so

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Speaker 17: that people can really have some context about how difficult

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Speaker 17: it is to get your home back if you're in

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Speaker 17: the situation where someone has taken the deed.

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Speaker 22: Sure well, as soon as the home title lock notifies

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Speaker 22: you of some kind of change to the title of

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Speaker 22: your property, you're going to take a look at that

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Speaker 22: and see the hey, I never authorized this. And then

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Speaker 22: time is of the essence, right because you want to

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Speaker 22: be able to get the lawyers in court and working

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Speaker 22: with the county clerk's office to get that transaction reversed

991
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Speaker 22: before they can actually sell that house out from under you.

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Speaker 22: Because once that happens, things become materially more difficult. So

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Speaker 22: time is of the essence, and the home title locked

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Speaker 22: professionals are really good at this.

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Speaker 17: The case we talked about at the beginning of the

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Speaker 17: show is happening in Texas. Texas is really kind of

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Speaker 17: leading the charge, if you will, in terms of implementing

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Speaker 17: laws to try to protect citizens who may be dealing.

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Speaker 12: With this sort of thing.

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Speaker 17: What are you hearing industry wide in terms of other

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Speaker 17: states trying to get more involved in this sort of

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Speaker 17: thing to protect homeowners.

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Speaker 22: I know the state of Hawaii right now is looking

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Speaker 22: at the Texas law and they're going to try to

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Speaker 22: emulate it themselves because they see that home title theft

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Speaker 22: is an actual problem. The problem, though, is that even

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Speaker 22: with these laws in place that are going to make

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Speaker 22: it a crime to do this, that does the criminal

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Speaker 22: courts are really not well equipped to restore that home

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Speaker 22: back into the victim's name. Which is why I think

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Speaker 22: a product like home Title Lock still makes more sense

1012
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Speaker 22: than ever even in a place like Texas.

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Speaker 17: How can people get in contact with Home Title Lot

1014
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Speaker 17: to at very least start the process.

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Speaker 22: You just go to home title lock dot com and

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Speaker 22: you can order a free title search of your place

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Speaker 22: to figure out what the status is right now, and

1018
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Speaker 22: then decide if you want to subscribe from there.

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Speaker 11: It's pennies a day.

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Speaker 22: And to me, it's like, I look at it like

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Speaker 22: the smoke detector in my house. I hope I never

1022
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Speaker 22: have to use it, but I sleep better at night

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Speaker 22: knowing that I have Home Title Lock looking after what's

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Speaker 22: my largest asset.

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Speaker 17: Right And another one of the major benefits, and you

1026
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Speaker 17: mentioned it, is that they've got a team of lawyers

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Speaker 17: on standby ready to help you should you need them.

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Speaker 22: Absolutely, and these are US based people. We're not going

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Speaker 22: overseas to get this kind of help.

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Speaker 12: All right.

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Speaker 17: We appreciate your time as always. It's good to see you.

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Speaker 17: Marry Christmas and happy holidays to you folks. The information

1033
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Speaker 17: is right there at the bottom of your screen. Go ahead,

1034
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Speaker 17: log on and at least start the process get all

1035
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Speaker 17: the information that you particularly can need or that you

1036
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Speaker 17: might need, excuse me, in order to help protect your

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Speaker 17: title and to protect your home. That's going to do

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Speaker 17: it for us here. We appreciate you being here with us. Now,

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Speaker 17: let's get you back to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Speaker 11: All right, Welcome back to The Charlie Kirk Show. Hour

1041
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Speaker 11: two is officially underway and we are joined by Alan Baccari.

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Speaker 11: He's from the Foundation for Freedom Online. He's been a

1043
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Speaker 11: guest on this show multiple times in the past, so

1044
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Speaker 11: it's good to have him back. You can find him

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Speaker 11: at x at Alan Bakari b O K H A

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Speaker 11: R I Alam. Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: It's good to see you.

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Speaker 2: Good to be back on.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's wonderful. So we are here to talk about

1050
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Speaker 11: Netflix and Warner Brothers.

1051
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Speaker 14: So Netflix, Warner Brothers merger.

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Speaker 26: Yet again, we've talked a bit about this, but you

1053
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Speaker 26: have a new piece in the American Conservative where you say,

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Speaker 26: it's quite the headline it's Netflix swallowing Warner Brothers would

1055
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Speaker 26: create a monster. So that sounds like a fun discussion

1056
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Speaker 26: to have. So why don't we just give it to you?

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Speaker 26: Why would you know you're from the Foundation for Freedom Online?

1058
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Speaker 26: How does giant media company buying other giant media company

1059
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Speaker 26: undermine freedom online?

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Speaker 18: Well, I mean, first, there's a clear cutter, you know,

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Speaker 18: competition case to be made here, right, I mean, so

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Speaker 18: Netflix is already the largest streaming platform in America, with

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Speaker 18: eighty one million subscribers. If this deal went through, there'd

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Speaker 18: be almost fifty million subscribers, more than their closest competitor.

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Speaker 18: So that's as a clear cut and competition case. You know,

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Speaker 18: concentration of markets always leads to declining consumer choice and

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Speaker 18: declining consumer standards. So there's that, there's that issue, But

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Speaker 18: there's also the worker's question. I mean, there's the workers's

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Speaker 18: question here as well. Most of Silicon Ballet, most social

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Speaker 18: media platforms have been fairly sympathetic to where they've been

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Speaker 18: going over the last three.

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Speaker 2: Or four years.

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Speaker 18: They've you know, they've gone they've done a little bit

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Speaker 18: of a U turn, especially in case X on their

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Speaker 18: twenty sixteen to twenty twenty four era censorship policies, they've

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Speaker 18: rolled back some of those censorship policies. YouTube, for example,

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Speaker 18: has on banned a number of prominent creators that have

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Speaker 18: banned during.

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Speaker 2: The worst of censorship.

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Speaker 18: So, you know, many of the social media platforms have

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Speaker 18: rolled back their censorship policies, and in a way, social media,

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Speaker 18: you know, it's inherently disrupted to the legacy media. Right,

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Speaker 18: so even when even the height of censorship, when Trust

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Speaker 18: and Safety Department banning conservative commentator is the logic of

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Speaker 18: social media was to disrupt the legacy media and the

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Speaker 18: post war liberal order which it held up.

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Speaker 2: Now. Netflix is not like that at.

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Speaker 18: All because there is studio first and a technology company second.

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Speaker 18: So even though they're disrupting Hollywood, you could say that

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Speaker 18: they've definitely done that because they are a studio first,

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Speaker 18: they still have that ideological gatekeeping roles. In a way,

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Speaker 18: they combine the worst elements of post twenty sixteen Silicon

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Speaker 18: Valley wokeness with Hollywood liberalism to create something that's worse

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Speaker 18: than both. So I mean, I'm not sure why any

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Speaker 18: Republican administration want to give a company like that more power.

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Speaker 26: Yeah, it's I like this line that you have in

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Speaker 26: your piece where you just say what makes Netflix notable

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Speaker 26: is not just its size, but its ideological consistency. So

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Speaker 26: we saw that Microsoft retreated from its partnership with News Guard.

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Speaker 14: They've cozied up to the meta.

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Speaker 26: Mark Zuckerberg came out and said, we're dialing back fact checking.

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Speaker 26: We're not going to be the speech police. Google's cozied

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Speaker 26: up to the administration. We've had all of this, But Netflix,

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Speaker 26: it's sort of permanently twenty twenty over at Netflix. Would

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Speaker 26: that be a fair description.

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Speaker 2: That's a very fair description.

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Speaker 18: You just have to look at Read Hastings's reaction to

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Speaker 18: Peter Teal backing Trump back in twenty sixteen. He sent

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Speaker 18: him an angry email saying, I can't believe he did this.

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Speaker 18: You have terrible judgment for backing Trump. Well, someone like

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Speaker 18: Mark Zuckerberg was a lot more even handed, even when

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Speaker 18: he was aligned himself personally against Trump. You know, he

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Speaker 18: put out some statements saying he respected diversity of idiotical viewpoints.

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Speaker 18: So that really shows that Netflix is all in for

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Speaker 18: progressive ideology.

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Speaker 2: And that really makes sense when.

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Speaker 18: You consider that they're a combination of a Silicon Valley

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Speaker 18: tech company were there with a Hollywood studio. I mean,

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Speaker 18: those are two two types of companies that tend to

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Speaker 18: have very very woke live rule internal politics.

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Speaker 2: So and you can see that in the.

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Speaker 18: Fact that they that they put Susan Rice on their

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Speaker 18: board in twenty eighteen and brought her back after her

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Speaker 18: stint and the Biden administration.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, so, Alan, I had like kind of more of

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Speaker 11: a basic question actually, and you know, I was like,

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Speaker 11: why do we even have why does this company even

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Speaker 11: need to be sold?

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Speaker 1: Right?

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Speaker 11: I mean Warner Brothers Discovery, And this is by the way,

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Speaker 11: it contains assets like CNN, TNT, HGTV, so it has

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Speaker 11: the linear side. Then they have this huge library of content.

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Speaker 11: Is there an argument that this company doesn't have to

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Speaker 11: be sold at all or is that off the table

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Speaker 11: at this point?

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Speaker 18: I'm not sure why it has to be sold either.

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Speaker 18: It seems nothing more than a power grab by Netflix

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Speaker 18: to increase its market share even further. I like I said,

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Speaker 18: it's already the biggest, the biggest company in the market

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Speaker 18: for streaming, and this would make them even huger, and

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Speaker 18: like you said, they it also gives them more power

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Speaker 18: over the new cycle in addition to a monopoly on

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Speaker 18: storytelling and entertainment franchises with their ownership of CNN.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Well, and so that's interesting. I kind of wonder what's

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Speaker 11: going to happen with CNN in this this mad dash itself.

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Speaker 26: So I think we've seen this where there's been pressure

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Speaker 26: where they might just have to spin it off or

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Speaker 26: change that or dial it back. And I do wonder

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Speaker 26: if that could be the cheap way that they satisfy

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Speaker 26: the administration. Is this administration, I think would be fair

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Speaker 26: to say they President Trump, he's a very television aged person.

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Speaker 26: He watches a lot of TV, He's on TV all

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Speaker 26: the time. He thinks a lot about Fox, CNN newsbacks

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Speaker 26: all of those, right, and so he would view CNN

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Speaker 26: as an extremely important part of this deal. Yet, in

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Speaker 26: the big picture, it is clear these networks they're shrinking

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Speaker 26: in importance, especially CNN.

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Speaker 14: I think they're still dead last in ratings. And the

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Speaker 14: future is.

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Speaker 26: The future in twenty years going to be the by

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Speaker 26: these news networks. I'm skeptical it is going to be

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Speaker 26: much more decentralized, there will be more options, there will

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Speaker 26: be more independent shows, and I guess I would express

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Speaker 26: the worry that if we just see this as a

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Speaker 26: CNM thing, when it's really much more about who's controlling

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Speaker 26: the commanding heights of popular culture.

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Speaker 18: Yes, it's the cultural economy, and we shouldn't underestimate that

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Speaker 18: the power of storytelling, especially it's influence over over young people.

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Speaker 2: And Netflix is already a meme.

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Speaker 18: I mean, if you if you go on X and

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Speaker 18: you search for you know, Netflix adaptation, you'll see all

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Speaker 18: sorts of jokes about, oh, Netflix is going to adapt

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Speaker 18: Beowulf and then they're gonna make Beywelf into a black

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Speaker 18: lesbian immediately. I mean you'll see jokes like that, and

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Speaker 18: it's not exactly an exaggeration. These companies really are probably

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Speaker 18: the most liberal and progressive companies in America today. And

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Speaker 18: you know, if you really want to get companies like

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Speaker 18: that more power, I think we should be thinking more

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Speaker 18: about how we're gonna how we're going to disrupt, how

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Speaker 18: the market can disrupt Hollywood, disrupt these big entertainment studios

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Speaker 18: and that show called over Culture and the gatekeeping role

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Speaker 18: that they play over you know, the major the you

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Speaker 18: know the great Western stories that they all control through

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Speaker 18: these IP controller contracts, and you know, I think there's

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Speaker 18: there's a Silicon Valley definitely has a role there, especially

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Speaker 18: with AI. But Netflix is definitely not not a disrupting

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Speaker 18: agent like some other tech companies have been.

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Speaker 11: So so to bring the audience up to speed here,

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Speaker 11: so Netflix had the winning bid at seventy two billion

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Speaker 11: dollars cash and stock deal for the studios HBO, Max,

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Speaker 11: DC and gaming assets. So this excluded the cable networks

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Speaker 11: in you know, the expectation is going to close in

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Speaker 11: twelve to eighteen months, pending regulatory approval, which is a big,

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Speaker 11: a big way, a big big thing there. So then

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Speaker 11: Paramount comes in with a hostile counter on December eighth,

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Speaker 11: so earlier this week in all cash, one hundred and

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Speaker 11: eight point four billion dollar offer for all of w

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Speaker 11: Warner Brothers discuss at thirty dollars per share. So and

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Speaker 11: this is backed by the Ellison family, Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners,

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Speaker 11: and Middle Eastern sovereign funds. Oh boy, So he promises

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Speaker 11: a faster closure and six billion dollars in synergies, but

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Speaker 11: raises anti trust flags dudent.

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Speaker 26: Further, is it better to have Is it better to

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Speaker 26: have the the Emir of Abu Dhabi?

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Speaker 14: Oh hbo.

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Speaker 11: I mean we probably wouldn't get as many like transplids,

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Speaker 11: you probably and you know, gay trans you know whatever,

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Speaker 11: character adaptations. And so President Trump haswayed in demanding CNN's

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Speaker 11: sale in any deal. So to Blake's point, I mean,

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Speaker 11: that's that's that's where we find ourselves. So, you know,

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Speaker 11: it was interesting as well, Allen went on the other

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Speaker 11: side of his break, So ponder it.

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 11: You know, you got President Trump come in and kind

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Speaker 11: of took a shot at paramount CBS with sixty minutes

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Speaker 11: and Leslie Stall and he's demanding an apology. So he's

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Speaker 11: sort of applying pressure equally on both on both sides

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Speaker 11: of this ledger. So it'll be interesting to see how

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Speaker 11: this does play out. But I think your point is

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Speaker 11: well made. The cultural implications are profound, and I think

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Speaker 11: we would be I think we'd be wrong, Blake to

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Speaker 11: downplay too much the power of television and storytelling, even

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Speaker 11: in twenty twenty five. We will be right back more

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Speaker 11: of the Charlie.

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Speaker 8: Kirkshow relentless in spirit, You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: All right, everybody, I want to tell you got about

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Speaker 11: And by the way, these are different than federal student loans. Okay,

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Speaker 11: So those that's a whole other, whole other bag that

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Speaker 11: ball of wax. That's the expression I was looking for.

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Speaker 11: It's a whole other ball of wax. Private student loans

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Speaker 11: So if this is you, and you find yourself in

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Speaker 11: fits your financial circumstance individually. And that's the point. You're

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Speaker 11: not You're not gonna be in a one size fits all.

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Speaker 11: times without penalty. So you do not have to ignore

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Speaker 11: that mountain of student loan statements that's building up on

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Speaker 11: people saw them last weekend and they are just one

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Speaker 11: hundred percent on board with this country patriotic causes, really

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Speaker 11: amazing people. Why refin dot com may not be available

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Speaker 11: in all fifty states, but if it is, then you

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Speaker 11: need to check them out in your state. Blake, we

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Speaker 11: have some clips. I don't know how longs are are

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Speaker 11: People need to remember just what Netflix?

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Speaker 14: I think, I think that's what. Do we have time

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Speaker 14: to play?

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Speaker 11: I don't know. We got thirty seconds here before Welcome

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Speaker 11: Back Radio. I don't know how long the clip was, So.

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Speaker 14: We gotta hold it.

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Speaker 11: We gotta hold it all right, We're gonna hold it

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Speaker 11: more with Alan Bacari. He's been on the show multiple

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Speaker 11: times throughout the years, but we've we've addressed that We're

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Speaker 11: also now going to touch on what's happening in Europe,

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Speaker 11: the fines the Digital Services Act that are targeting Elon,

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Speaker 11: and what those implications are here at home because they

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Speaker 11: are profound, and what we can do to help stop

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Speaker 11: the censorship online. We'll be right back a welcome back

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Speaker 11: to the Charlie Kirkshow Alan Baccar is with us. He's

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Speaker 11: a digital expert. He's been covering censorship in the digital

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Speaker 11: ecosystem for many years. Alan, explain what's going on. We've

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Speaker 11: talked about it a little bit on the show already.

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Speaker 11: What's going on with the DSA, Elon musk X versus Meta.

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Speaker 11: It's over these blue check marks that you pay eight

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Speaker 11: dollars a month to be verified on the platform. They're

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Speaker 11: saying something was untoward there, but doesn't Meta also have

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Speaker 11: paid verification?

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Speaker 18: It does, and you know that just put it in

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Speaker 18: contents of EU. Digital Services Act is probably the most

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Speaker 18: dangerous censorship law in the world when it comes to

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Speaker 18: online speech. It was brought in a couple of years

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Speaker 18: ago actually with the cooperation and encouragement of the Biden

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Speaker 18: administration and the Access Become was the first company to

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Speaker 18: be investigated under the DSA after you know, months and

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Speaker 18: months of threats from European bureau crat that actually began

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Speaker 18: right after Must took over the company. So as soon

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Speaker 18: as Must took over Twitter turning into X started talking

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Speaker 18: about how it's going to dismantle its internal censorship process.

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Speaker 2: That's when the.

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Speaker 18: Threats from European bureaucrats started. X became the first company

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Speaker 18: to be investigated, first company to be fined. It's one

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Speaker 18: hundred and twenty million dollar years. It's about one hundred

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Speaker 18: and forty million dollars. And if X doesn't comply, then

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Speaker 18: the EU has the power to impose periodic penalties of

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Speaker 18: up to five percent of a company's average daily worldwide

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Speaker 18: turnover for each day of non compliance. That's a massive,

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Speaker 18: massive fine. No company can withstand that. And let's still

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Speaker 18: let's talk about why they were fined. So the EU

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Speaker 18: points to three things. One of them, as you said,

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Speaker 18: was subscriber check marks. That's the second two things. Number

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Speaker 18: one not giving research this quote unquote researchers access to

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Speaker 18: Twitter's ad repository, and not giving those same researchers access

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Speaker 18: to Twitter as data or land restarchers to scrape the

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Speaker 18: platform for data now all three of those things are

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Speaker 18: directly related to online censorship, even if they don't seem

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Speaker 18: so at first. The subscriber check marks is how Twitter

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Speaker 18: insulates itself from advertiser pressure because it gives us a

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Speaker 18: stream of revenue that's not connected to ad revenue, so

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Speaker 18: add boycotts have less of an impact. Number two making

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Speaker 18: sure researchers have access to add repositories. That's so the

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Speaker 18: so called disinformation researchers who are the foot soldiers of censorship.

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Speaker 18: They're the ones who build lists of disfavored content, who

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Speaker 18: build lists of speech to sensor, and lists of advertisers

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Speaker 18: to pressure for boycott.

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Speaker 2: That's how they operate.

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Speaker 18: That's why they need access to access ads and they

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Speaker 18: can see what ads are running. And they also need

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Speaker 18: access to Twitter's public data so they can analyze it

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Speaker 18: at scale, figure out which users are talking about the

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Speaker 18: wrong things, which narratives are going viral. Without that access,

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Speaker 18: disinformation researchers are blind, and disinformation researchers are essentially the

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Speaker 18: Stazi of the worldwide censorship complex. It's been funded, that

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Speaker 18: was funded by the previous administration, and is funded by

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Speaker 18: Western governments to control the.

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Speaker 26: Internet exactly exactly do you know about Travis Brown, Andrew No, Yeah,

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Speaker 26: you remember this story, right, right, Alum, that's this he's

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Speaker 26: the Antifa aligned researcher. The German government funded this guy

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Speaker 26: named Travis Brown to scrape the data off of I

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Speaker 26: believe it was still it was Twitter at the time,

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Speaker 26: off of Twitter and then X and then he would

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Speaker 26: just give this to people aligned with Antifa to docs people. So,

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Speaker 26: for example, I believe when libs of TikTok got docksed,

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Speaker 26: it was with information that he got off the website.

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Speaker 26: And yeah, he either went after Andy Noah as well.

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Speaker 26: And I think the post millennial I think all of

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Speaker 26: them got targeted by this guy. And he's considered a researcher.

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Speaker 26: And this is one of the researchers that the European

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Speaker 26: Union is saying you need to give open access to data.

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Speaker 26: I just think it's the most obvious thing in the world.

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Speaker 26: What they want is to permanent use misinformation, hate speech,

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Speaker 26: safety like these are all the buzzwords that they've used

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Speaker 26: that they used in America before twenty twenty two to

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Speaker 26: just justify unlimited censorship.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and Alan, I mean you do have an accent.

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Speaker 11: We can hear you're not from here. You know, Musk

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Speaker 11: is calling. He's basically saying Western civilization can only be

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Speaker 11: saved if the EU is abolished. I mean, these are

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Speaker 11: Musk is not holding anything back. He is painting the

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Speaker 11: EU as the chief villain in this story. Do you

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Speaker 11: agree what can be reformed? I mean they seem wholly

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Speaker 11: committed to censorship one minute.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean the European Union has and European bureaucratic

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Speaker 18: elites have the most incentive to shut down online free

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Speaker 18: speech because look at what's happening in their countries, France, Germany,

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Speaker 18: the Netherlands, Sweden. In all of these countries, young people

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Speaker 18: are turning towards the populist right. And they're turning towards

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Speaker 18: the populist right because they have free speech on the internet,

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Speaker 18: because they can see information the challenges in mainstream and

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Speaker 18: European elites know if they don't shut that down, it'll

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Speaker 18: be over for them and the parties, the political parties

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Speaker 18: that support them, they'll just melt away as young voters

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Speaker 18: take over.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, you would know better than us. However,

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Speaker 11: what's happening in these countries is truly remarkable. Alam, And

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Speaker 11: I mean you're you're seeing the disintegration of the Christian

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Speaker 11: West by mass migration, and young young Europeans are fed

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Speaker 11: up with it as we are. Honestly in the United States. However,

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Speaker 11: we do have a more robust free speech culture. The

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Speaker 11: whole world sort of looks to American Conservatism to get there,

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Speaker 11: to get their talking points, to get their inspiration. Alan,

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Speaker 11: we hope you'll join us again as this story unfolds.

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Speaker 11: I know there's going to be more twist and turns

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Speaker 11: in the coming weeks, So thank you so much. Alam.

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Speaker 14: We're gonna talk t p USA frontlines next.

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Speaker 17: updated on some of the other headlines of the day.

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Speaker 17: Terrence Bates here, We appreciate you being here with us.

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Speaker 17: Charlie Kirk's accused assassin has a date with the judge

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Speaker 17: this afternoon. Today will mark the twenty two year old's

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Speaker 17: first in person court hearing following his arrest nearly three

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Speaker 17: months ago. He's charged with aggravated murder and multiple other

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Speaker 17: felonies related to the September tenth murder of Kirk at

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Speaker 17: Utah Valley University. Questions are being asked about how prosecutors

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Speaker 17: and defense attorneys are releasing information in the case, specifically

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Speaker 17: as it relates to attempts to seal filings on restrict

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Speaker 17: or restricting public access to information. A coalition of news

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Speaker 17: organizations is actually formed in order to demand greater transparency

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Speaker 17: as this case plays out well. Of course, have live

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Speaker 17: coverage of upcoming hearing right here on Real America's Voice

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Speaker 17: throughout the day. Make sure you stay tuned because again

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Speaker 17: we will take you to that hearing live the moment

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Speaker 17: it happens. That's going to do it for your headlines.

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Speaker 17: As always, we appreciate having you along for the ride.

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Speaker 17: I'm Terrence Bates. Now back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 8: You should get over that quickly, one brainwashed radical at

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Speaker 8: a time.

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Speaker 12: That's enough.

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Speaker 14: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: All right. I want to tell you about our friends

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Speaker 11: over at TikTok. Good conversation is about respect. It's how

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Speaker 11: we create a space where people are able to share

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Speaker 11: their ideas and be heard. Charlie knew this turning point,

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Speaker 11: knows this. TikTok has always strived to be the kind

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Speaker 11: of place that thrives on respectful connection, where curiosity fuels

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Speaker 11: connect and we can share what's on our minds and

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Speaker 11: learn from each other. When ideas meet respect, good things

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Speaker 11: tend to happen.

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Speaker 14: On TikTok.

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Speaker 11: You can find a mechanic explaining why the why behind

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Speaker 11: a problem most of us wouldn't even know how to name,

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Speaker 11: or a father sharing a lifetime of knowledge with his viewers.

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Speaker 11: Viewers who listen to discuss and then they respond, they

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Speaker 11: ask questions of their own. TikTok turns connection into community

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Speaker 11: through small acts of understanding. You can feel it in

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Speaker 11: the comments and to thank you from a stranger halfway

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Speaker 11: across the world. TikTok is a place where respect opens

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Speaker 11: the door for discussion, and discussion helps build something real.

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Speaker 11: Portions of the Charlie Kirkshow are brought to you in

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Speaker 11: part by TikTok. All right, welcome to the set now,

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Speaker 11: Brandon dre you're the manager of Frontline's TPUSA. You're also

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Speaker 11: a reporter. You started as a reporter. Now you're running it,

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Speaker 11: and I would say that of all the sort of

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Speaker 11: divisions or projects within Turning Point, Charlie was potentially the

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Speaker 11: most excited about Frontline. I can't say that for sure,

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Speaker 11: but there was time I remember conversations when we were

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Speaker 11: dreaming up what Frontlines was going to be and could become.

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Speaker 11: He was so bullish on front Lines. So why don't

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Speaker 11: you just describe what TPOSA front lines is as a

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Speaker 11: starting point?

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Speaker 27: Well, first and foremost, I mean, Charlie was the original

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Speaker 27: frontlines reporter, right, I mean, he was out there demonstrating

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Speaker 27: what it's like to be a man in the arena,

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Speaker 27: and we're just carrying on that mission.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 27: So, out of the twenty twenty riots with BLM and

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Speaker 27: protests and all that stuff, a couple of years into it,

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Speaker 27: Frontlines emerged as this like on the ground journalism wing

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Speaker 27: of Turning Point USA, where we're going out and covering

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Speaker 27: these protests, these riots, and we're getting this exclusive, raw,

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Speaker 27: unfettered on the ground footage and posting it directly to

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Speaker 27: social media, so that way people are getting the real

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Speaker 27: truth of what's happening out there instead of the mainstream media,

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Speaker 27: which I was working for at the time. They would

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Speaker 27: cut away from these protests and these riots and they

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Speaker 27: would show the more peaceful signs, peaceful mostly peaceful thought

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Speaker 27: of things. So, you know, Frontlines was one of those

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Speaker 27: gorilla journalism style teams that was giving you the raw

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Speaker 27: access to what was happening on the ground.

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Speaker 6: We had a show for a while.

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Speaker 27: It was a half hour show where we would kind

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Speaker 27: of break down the news through original reporting. But now

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Speaker 27: we've grown into this nationwide network of videographers and journalists

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Speaker 27: emphasizing truth, objectivity, and integrity, you know, through the turning

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Speaker 27: point lens. And you know, our our videos are often

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Speaker 27: going viral. We're picking up content that is the mainstream

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Speaker 27: media is now forced to recognize because of its virality.

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Speaker 27: And you know, it's just a really exciting time. We

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Speaker 27: you know, we've obviously have made an impact. We've broken stories,

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Speaker 27: we're we're getting we're expanding all the time. We're on

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Speaker 27: campuses showing things that are happening, like for example at

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Speaker 27: Berkeley the other week.

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Speaker 11: Well, let's let's give the audience. I mean, then if

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Speaker 11: you're watching, you can see it, but let's give the

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Speaker 11: audience a little taste of some of the what Frontlines

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Speaker 11: does play cut to eighty two.

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Speaker 6: Wrong accepting remember God talk.

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Speaker 27: So I think he's scared that we're trying to stop

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Speaker 27: the fascism that he's trying to do.

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Speaker 13: In America, the epidemic of left wing violence and Antifa

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Speaker 13: inspired tara has been escalating for nearly a decade.

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Speaker 28: These are agitators are on the way home, you trans phobicity, anarchists,

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Speaker 28: and they're paid.

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Speaker 1: And we're trying to prevent fashions and not bringing off.

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Speaker 6: God stand up in fight.

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Speaker 29: Oh, it's eight of the political alliance concern those on

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Speaker 29: the right. It's never the Democrats, it's it's always Republicans.

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Speaker 13: They've used armed gangs to assault local police and cities nationwide.

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Speaker 11: They're going to fire works and orders. They're just going

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Speaker 11: to fly works and they have to step back.

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Speaker 28: We have to step back, and then they have attack

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Speaker 28: journalists reporting on their crimes.

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Speaker 11: Come next has just been assulting.

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Speaker 6: Joint fault were accepting new numbers.

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Speaker 28: Well, these are bad people, these are people that want

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Speaker 28: to destroy our country.

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Speaker 6: We're not going to let it happen.

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Speaker 11: I mean, cash, you guys put yourself in some pretty

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Speaker 11: radical positions. Really, truly, how many frontline reporters do we

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Speaker 11: now have So we.

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Speaker 27: Have four full time reporters and then we have about

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Speaker 27: five contractors. We're bringing on new people to just have

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Speaker 27: boots on the ground in every part of the country.

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Speaker 11: That's a lot, actually, that's a lot of that's a bit.

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Speaker 11: I mean you worked at the Caller. I mean to

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Speaker 11: have nine journalists out in the field doing independent journalism,

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01:22:56,200 --> 01:22:58,840
Speaker 11: original journalism, that's like starting to become.

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Speaker 26: That's a significan an operation. That is lot of stuff

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Speaker 26: going on, yep.

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Speaker 11: Plus all the staff that you have, the camera crews,

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01:23:06,200 --> 01:23:09,960
Speaker 11: the travel, the I mean, it's a whole operation to

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Speaker 11: make this happen. I want to give some of these

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Speaker 11: guys a shout out because some of them have been

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Speaker 11: on the show. Of course. Uh you know, go ahead

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Speaker 11: at two eighty nine, This is Choe Show. Jonathan Choe,

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Speaker 11: tell us about Jonathan Joe.

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Speaker 27: There's one in there's there's nobody like the Choe Show.

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Speaker 27: I mean, this guy was in the mainstream media for

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01:23:27,800 --> 01:23:31,240
Speaker 27: decades and you know he was just too based for them, right,

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01:23:31,439 --> 01:23:34,040
Speaker 27: so he he joined our team.

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Speaker 11: He's up in the Pacific Northwest.

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Speaker 27: He's in the Pacific northwest West. He covers a lot

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01:23:37,840 --> 01:23:41,840
Speaker 27: of Seattle and Portland stories. He's embedded with all these

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01:23:41,880 --> 01:23:45,600
Speaker 27: different underground networks where he's getting leads and you know,

1543
01:23:45,720 --> 01:23:50,400
Speaker 27: often breaking these stories again that nobody else has. He

1544
01:23:51,240 --> 01:23:55,840
Speaker 27: infiltrated two Antifa bookfairs recently with one of our other contractors,

1545
01:23:55,920 --> 01:24:01,080
Speaker 27: Kevin Calb six seven Kevin, and they went and discovered

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Speaker 27: where these militants plan and recruit for direct action. And

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01:24:05,000 --> 01:24:08,639
Speaker 27: it's at a book fair, right, and so like for example,

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Speaker 27: the riots that happened at UC Berkeley at our Turning

1549
01:24:12,120 --> 01:24:15,479
Speaker 27: Point event the other week, we knew about that ahead

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01:24:15,479 --> 01:24:17,879
Speaker 27: of time because we got the flyers from the book fair.

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Speaker 11: Well, and you need to give us a heads up

1552
01:24:19,080 --> 01:24:20,720
Speaker 11: so we can alert authorities too.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely.

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Speaker 11: That was the one note I got back from some

1555
01:24:24,439 --> 01:24:27,560
Speaker 11: of our friends was like, hey, next time es like

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01:24:27,600 --> 01:24:29,400
Speaker 11: this is gonna happen, please let us know. But yeah,

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Speaker 11: so let's hear. Here's let's go to everybody knows. Savannah

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Speaker 11: Hernandez two ninety one. Savannah Hernandez been on the show

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01:24:35,800 --> 01:24:37,200
Speaker 11: a number of times. But by the way, she's been

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Speaker 11: on a lot of shows, she's become a huge star.

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Speaker 11: Savannah Hernandez. There she is the great Savannah Hernanda. She's

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Speaker 11: I would say as far as on the ground immigration story,

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Speaker 11: there's nobody better.

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Speaker 27: Nope, and there's only one Sav as well. I mean,

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01:24:51,720 --> 01:24:53,760
Speaker 27: sav happens to be in the right place at the

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01:24:53,800 --> 01:24:56,360
Speaker 27: right time every time she travels.

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Speaker 11: Which every time, which is.

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01:24:57,760 --> 01:25:00,800
Speaker 27: Ironic because her travel always gets to disrupted. So it

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01:25:00,920 --> 01:25:03,479
Speaker 27: just goes to show that, you know, there's something, there's

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Speaker 27: something with her. But she's really good with covering immigration.

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Speaker 27: You know, she's exposing black markets that have been on,

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Speaker 27: you know, a thing for decades, but she's actually showing

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Speaker 27: it in real time and showing how you know, when

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Speaker 27: the police come or ice comes there, they have a

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Speaker 27: really sigh.

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Speaker 6: Operate like a way of what do they do?

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01:25:26,120 --> 01:25:28,519
Speaker 27: They like pack everything up and then get out of

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01:25:28,560 --> 01:25:31,679
Speaker 27: the situation really quickly. And then oftentimes some of these

1579
01:25:32,160 --> 01:25:35,760
Speaker 27: big city police departments they're complicit in it, like they'll

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01:25:35,760 --> 01:25:37,280
Speaker 27: turn away and she's exposing that.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, that's amazing. Julio Rosas two ninety Uh So, Julio's

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01:25:41,520 --> 01:25:45,080
Speaker 11: also with the Blaze. But Charlie and Julio knew each

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01:25:45,080 --> 01:25:48,000
Speaker 11: other from like the very beginning of turning point, so

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01:25:48,400 --> 01:25:50,439
Speaker 11: they go back at like twenty twelve, twenty thirteen.

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Speaker 27: Yeah, So Julio's a new addition to the team, and

1586
01:25:54,280 --> 01:25:58,400
Speaker 27: he was recently embedded with Board Patrol and Louisiana for

1587
01:25:58,520 --> 01:26:02,760
Speaker 27: Operation catalou Crone. Yeah, he got a couple of the

1588
01:26:03,720 --> 01:26:07,280
Speaker 27: arrest happening in real time some of the protesters. He

1589
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Speaker 27: was also in Mexico City recently covering that big gen

1590
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Speaker 27: Z protest riot that erupted, you know, against this younger

1591
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Speaker 27: generation that are fed up with the cartels down there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Well, and Julio was also I think he was in

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Speaker 11: Kenosha for Kyle Rittenhouse. He was one of the journalists

1595
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Speaker 11: on the ground there. Yes, next step Bo Diddle two

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Speaker 11: ninety two. He's a newer addition to the team. So

1597
01:26:33,680 --> 01:26:37,000
Speaker 11: there's our graphic TPSA welcomes content creator Bo Diddle.

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Speaker 14: Bo.

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Speaker 11: I remember when I saw some of his original content.

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Speaker 11: And he kind of does man on the street stuff.

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Speaker 11: He'll do protest stuff all, he'll do all the things,

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01:26:45,160 --> 01:26:47,479
Speaker 11: but he's really good at man on the street getting

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01:26:47,720 --> 01:26:49,719
Speaker 11: people's reaction to current events.

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Speaker 27: Absolutely, he's he's a personality, right, I mean he's he's

1605
01:26:53,800 --> 01:26:57,599
Speaker 27: very observant and he loves asking questions. And that's one

1606
01:26:57,640 --> 01:27:00,120
Speaker 27: of the famous lines when the left tries to and

1607
01:27:00,200 --> 01:27:02,599
Speaker 27: I am or block him. He'll just say, hey, I'm

1608
01:27:02,640 --> 01:27:05,799
Speaker 27: just out here asking questions, and he asked really objective questions.

1609
01:27:07,200 --> 01:27:10,880
Speaker 27: But he's just got that that personality that everybody can

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01:27:10,920 --> 01:27:11,559
Speaker 27: identify with.

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01:27:11,840 --> 01:27:15,920
Speaker 11: Yeah. And then here's Kaylen dal Meta at two ninety three.

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01:27:16,080 --> 01:27:19,400
Speaker 11: So Kaylen is uh, he's kind of an og on

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01:27:19,520 --> 01:27:22,599
Speaker 11: the Frontline's crew. And I think, if I'm not mistaken,

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01:27:22,640 --> 01:27:26,799
Speaker 11: he has the video with the most views of anybody

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01:27:26,800 --> 01:27:29,920
Speaker 11: besides Charlie, I would say, because Charlie had some like

1616
01:27:30,120 --> 01:27:33,720
Speaker 11: runaway ones. But besides Charlie, Kaylen had the most viral video.

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01:27:33,760 --> 01:27:36,200
Speaker 11: And I think it was a it was a sort

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01:27:36,240 --> 01:27:41,040
Speaker 11: of a pedophile like illegal illicit sex sting thing that

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01:27:41,080 --> 01:27:42,000
Speaker 11: he was involved in, right.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, he's got a couple.

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01:27:43,200 --> 01:27:47,880
Speaker 27: One of them involved a pedophile sting, another one involved him.

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01:27:47,960 --> 01:27:49,439
Speaker 27: I mean it was in that video that we just

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01:27:49,439 --> 01:27:51,080
Speaker 27: showed where he got knocked in the face.

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01:27:51,280 --> 01:27:54,240
Speaker 11: Oh that's right, he got assaulted, yeah and everywhere.

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01:27:54,360 --> 01:27:56,559
Speaker 27: Yeah, So that was another one that went viral. But

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01:27:56,640 --> 01:27:58,439
Speaker 27: he's been on the ground. I mean, he was out

1627
01:27:58,439 --> 01:28:00,080
Speaker 27: there in LA at the beginning of the summer. He

1628
01:28:00,160 --> 01:28:03,080
Speaker 27: got flash pained by one of the cops. Because he

1629
01:28:03,160 --> 01:28:05,040
Speaker 27: was just in the midst of all the chaos.

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Speaker 11: A new addition that I think she's doing an amazing job.

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01:28:08,600 --> 01:28:12,800
Speaker 11: Two ninety four Monica Page. She is our she's our

1632
01:28:12,840 --> 01:28:16,559
Speaker 11: White House reporter sort of DC. She covers everything over

1633
01:28:16,680 --> 01:28:19,599
Speaker 11: kind of in the Acella Corridor for us, if you will.

1634
01:28:20,320 --> 01:28:22,640
Speaker 11: She's doing a phenomenal job. And you'll she's asked the

1635
01:28:22,640 --> 01:28:24,400
Speaker 11: President a bunch of questions, but then she'll go out

1636
01:28:24,400 --> 01:28:24,880
Speaker 11: on the streets.

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01:28:25,320 --> 01:28:25,559
Speaker 6: Yep.

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01:28:25,920 --> 01:28:28,000
Speaker 27: Yeah, I mean she's primarily at the White House, but

1639
01:28:28,600 --> 01:28:30,800
Speaker 27: you know, if there's a protest happening, or if there's

1640
01:28:30,920 --> 01:28:32,800
Speaker 27: like some sort of man on the street interview that

1641
01:28:32,840 --> 01:28:34,760
Speaker 27: we want her to get. We now have access to

1642
01:28:34,840 --> 01:28:38,719
Speaker 27: the Pentagon. We're part of the new Pentagon Press cart prenagup, sorry,

1643
01:28:38,720 --> 01:28:42,519
Speaker 27: Pentagon Press Corps, and she will be covering that as

1644
01:28:42,560 --> 01:28:44,719
Speaker 27: well if there is any major breaking news happening.

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01:28:44,800 --> 01:28:47,280
Speaker 11: Last, but not least, and maybe I'm forgetting somebody, but

1646
01:28:47,400 --> 01:28:50,320
Speaker 11: to ninety five, this is Vicky Richter. She's new on

1647
01:28:50,360 --> 01:28:50,960
Speaker 11: the team, right.

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Speaker 6: Vicky Richter.

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Speaker 27: She specializes in international expose as we did a really

1650
01:28:55,479 --> 01:29:00,200
Speaker 27: good piece on Brazil and it's alleged CCP tie. He's

1651
01:29:00,200 --> 01:29:03,400
Speaker 27: in this narco communism ties and she's doing another one

1652
01:29:03,439 --> 01:29:07,560
Speaker 27: about the Islam takeover of the West. It's going to

1653
01:29:07,560 --> 01:29:10,080
Speaker 27: be coming out pretty soon, so stay tuned for that

1654
01:29:10,120 --> 01:29:11,040
Speaker 27: as well's.

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Speaker 11: I mean, there's just so much stuff going on. In

1656
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Speaker 11: the next segment, we're going to talk about how you

1657
01:29:16,600 --> 01:29:19,800
Speaker 11: track all this stuff. Yeah, because and the deployment the

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Speaker 11: infrastructure that goes into how you guys make editorial decisions. Huge,

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Speaker 11: huge part of what Turning Points doing on the ground

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Speaker 8: The Voice of Generations is the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirkshow. Let's go

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Speaker 11: ahead and play cut to eighty we what were we

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Speaker 11: looking at there?

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Speaker 14: Brandon?

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Speaker 6: So that was in Portland.

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Speaker 27: Sav was out there covering the ongoing protests outside the

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Speaker 27: ice facility. And I love that clip because it just

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01:31:12,520 --> 01:31:14,800
Speaker 27: shows the heart of what we do. I mean, you

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Speaker 27: saw her running, you saw you can hear her breathing

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Speaker 27: because she's just chasing down these Ice agents that are

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Speaker 27: you know, going after these protesters and rioters that are disrupted.

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Speaker 11: That National Guard I think that might have been national

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Speaker 11: That was National Guard, yes, but that yeah, that's I mean,

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Speaker 11: that was a wild scene. And by the way, you

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01:31:32,200 --> 01:31:36,240
Speaker 11: saw Nick Sorder getting assaulted, Kaylon getting assaulted. I mean,

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Speaker 11: these reporters are putting themselves in harrowing positions to cover

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Speaker 11: these stories that matter. I mean the amount of courage

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Speaker 11: they display on a daily basis is truly remarkable. And uh,

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Speaker 11: we are very proud and grateful to them. Here at

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Speaker 11: turning point in the Charlie Kirk Show, we'll be right

1696
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Speaker 11: back with National Radio. In one second, History, economics, the

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Speaker 11: great works of literature. Do you study these things in school?

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Speaker 11: Probably not, But even if you did, it's probably time

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Speaker 11: in depth on four novels nineteen eighty four, Brave New World,

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Speaker 11: Darkness at Noon, and that Hideous Strength? Which ones? Did you?

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Speaker 14: Which one have you think about?

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Speaker 11: That hideous Well? You got to do it. Now, you

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Speaker 11: should just take the course.

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Speaker 14: I guess I'll just I'll.

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Speaker 11: Just read it, all right, Fine, you got to do

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Speaker 11: both that. Even though these novels were written in the

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Speaker 11: nineteen thirties and forties, they are highly relevant today as

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Speaker 11: they show what a tyrannical government can do to human nature.

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Speaker 11: Most importantly, they show us that faith, family, friends, and

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Speaker 11: this country are still worth fight for. Maybe you read

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Speaker 11: these books long ago in school, maybe you've heard others

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Speaker 11: talk about them and they seem a little intimidating. They

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Speaker 11: Charlie for Hillsdale dot Com. Blake, I think you would

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Speaker 11: make a really good frontlines reporter. I think I think

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Speaker 11: it's time to send you out on the field. We

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01:33:23,680 --> 01:33:26,360
Speaker 11: got Brandon here. What do you want to cover? I

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01:33:26,400 --> 01:33:26,640
Speaker 11: don't know.

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Speaker 26: I always think of like I like to read, like

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Speaker 26: papers and stuff exciting.

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Speaker 14: So Charlie was always like scientific.

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Speaker 11: I mean, you are kind of like the token, uh

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Speaker 11: intellectual that we have around, the white paper guy, the

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Speaker 11: white paper guy. So because Charlie was always we're not

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Speaker 11: a think tank, We're a battle tank. That was Charlie's line.

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Speaker 11: And then we hired Blake, and then you know, we

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Speaker 11: sort of had to you know, find just kidding. No,

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Speaker 11: I think I think that's uh. This leads into my question,

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01:33:55,479 --> 01:33:58,960
Speaker 11: though it's inspired by an actual question, which is, as

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Speaker 11: you guys have grown, how do you determine your editorial

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01:34:03,040 --> 01:34:07,120
Speaker 11: decisions where you're deploying these now nine reporters across the country.

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Speaker 6: Well, it's a case by case basis. I mean, we're

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01:34:09,479 --> 01:34:10,320
Speaker 6: getting leads.

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Speaker 27: Again. Our reporters are embedded into these networks where they're

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01:34:14,800 --> 01:34:18,280
Speaker 27: hearing different stories that are about to break or whatever. Right,

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01:34:18,439 --> 01:34:21,559
Speaker 27: so it just really depends. You know, we'll look into

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01:34:21,560 --> 01:34:25,120
Speaker 27: protests and riot potential protests and plan riots online to

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01:34:25,160 --> 01:34:27,200
Speaker 27: see how big they're actually going to get based on

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Speaker 27: social media engagement.

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Speaker 6: You know, we'll go on Reddit, we'll go on a

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Speaker 6: blue sky.

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Speaker 27: You know, we're looking on x we're looking on Instagram,

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Speaker 27: we're looking.

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01:34:35,640 --> 01:34:37,840
Speaker 11: At blue Sky. So we don't have to exactly right,

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Speaker 11: exactly gesome, what's that gruesome?

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Speaker 14: I know it's dark, guy, It'll destroy your soul over time.

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Speaker 11: It really will, man, honestly.

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Speaker 27: And but like simultaneously, like it's it's so unimpressive, right,

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Speaker 27: Like you go on there and the content that.

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Speaker 6: They're talking about or stories are talking.

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Speaker 11: That's an interesting angle. So so when you guys are

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Speaker 11: diving into like the underworld, the underbelly of the modern left,

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Speaker 11: you're saying you sort of realize the emperor has no clothes.

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Speaker 11: You're sort of realizing. Absolutely, they're just how like unimpressive

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Speaker 11: as you said it is.

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Speaker 27: Yeah, I mean it's the same song over and over again, right.

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Speaker 27: They they have the same talking points. They're not evolving,

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Speaker 27: they're not changing their tune, they're not thinking outside of

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Speaker 27: their box. They're not lett anybody poke a hole in

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Speaker 27: their argument. So they stick in the same place over

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Speaker 27: and over again. And when you see them in the

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Speaker 27: streets protesting, they have the same chant over and over again, right, like, Uh.

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Speaker 11: Well, it's just coordination too that they're all chanting the

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Speaker 11: same stuff.

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Speaker 27: Yeah, and the and they're they're totally planned, right, Like

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Speaker 27: we we see these meetings that are planned where they're

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Speaker 27: teaching all of the protesters the chance where they're teaching

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Speaker 27: them how to not engage with press like us, right

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Speaker 27: or just they have preferred press.

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Speaker 11: And they know you as well. Oh yeah, they know

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Speaker 11: who you guys are, they know your pictures, they have

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Speaker 11: your images.

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Speaker 14: Well, they love Bo.

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Speaker 27: They love BO out there because as anytime BO is

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Speaker 27: on the street, you have like five volunteers, right, volunteers

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Speaker 27: quote unquote.

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Speaker 11: Surrounding bod Yeah, Okay, why why bo?

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Speaker 27: Because because his content goes viral, so they know that

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01:36:14,439 --> 01:36:17,040
Speaker 27: if they talk to him, they're gonna end up looking

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01:36:17,280 --> 01:36:18,160
Speaker 27: sort of like a clown.

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Speaker 11: That's fascinating. Yah, yeah, I mean are are what are

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Speaker 11: we doing? From a I mean, there's got to be

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Speaker 11: a lot of stories that you don't pursue because they

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01:36:31,479 --> 01:36:35,439
Speaker 11: they It's just you can't guarantee the safety of the team, right,

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01:36:35,640 --> 01:36:37,760
Speaker 11: sure some of that. I mean, you guys are considering

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01:36:38,640 --> 01:36:42,000
Speaker 11: they're well being obviously, and then reporters have discretion whether

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01:36:42,040 --> 01:36:45,360
Speaker 11: they'll accept your story or if they want to pursue one.

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01:36:45,400 --> 01:36:47,200
Speaker 11: Maybe you guys have to say no, no, no, no,

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Speaker 11: don't do that one.

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Speaker 6: Yeah. Absolutely.

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Speaker 27: I mean there's look, my reporters will tell me all

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Speaker 27: the time, like please let me go do this, and

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01:36:53,640 --> 01:36:56,040
Speaker 27: I say no, just because we need to make sure

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01:36:56,120 --> 01:36:59,800
Speaker 27: that A it's legit and B you're gonna be safe.

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01:37:00,600 --> 01:37:02,840
Speaker 27: But like when Choe and six seven Kevin went to

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01:37:02,840 --> 01:37:06,639
Speaker 27: those book fairs, they would undercover, they were wearing masks,

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01:37:06,720 --> 01:37:10,280
Speaker 27: they had hidden cams on, so it just again it

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01:37:10,280 --> 01:37:11,599
Speaker 27: depends it's case base.

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Speaker 11: My last question for you is if we have a lead,

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01:37:14,160 --> 01:37:15,720
Speaker 11: if somebody out there in the audience as a lead

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01:37:15,720 --> 01:37:17,320
Speaker 11: and they want Frontlines to cover. How did they get

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01:37:17,520 --> 01:37:18,439
Speaker 11: get in touch with you? Guys?

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01:37:18,479 --> 01:37:23,160
Speaker 27: You can reach out to us Frontlines at TPUSA dot com.

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01:37:22,720 --> 01:37:24,920
Speaker 11: So just that you have an email from an email

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Speaker 11: at TuS A.

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Speaker 27: There is a there's a tip sheet on on our

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01:37:28,960 --> 01:37:32,000
Speaker 27: Turning Point website and you could always contact through X

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Speaker 27: as well.

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Speaker 11: Brandon Dre thank you so much. Thank you for you

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Speaker 11: guys are doing amazing work. Thank you until tomorrow. We'll

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Speaker 11: see you then. Thanks for joining us.