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Speaker 2: They've done.

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Speaker 2: They heeded seeing the two of them getting into the beast.

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Speaker 3: I think the most brilliant move is not inviting Zelensky

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Speaker 1: Fantastic, Eric. Where do people get you over the weekend?

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Speaker 1: What's your social media handle? I know you're gonna have

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Speaker 2: At Eric Bowling?

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Speaker 3: Just everywhere on YouTube, on x Instagram, Facebook at Eric

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Speaker 3: Bowling And I'm available to you guys at all times.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, brother, appreciate you you. Eric Bowling, Derek Bowley

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Speaker 6: So if you were to paint a picture of what

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Speaker 7: Look, it's not for me to negotiate a deal for Ukraine,

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Speaker 10: They are both getting into the beast, it appears, so

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Speaker 11: And you know I've organized these meetings before when I

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Speaker 11: He's the first guy since Hitler to launch a full

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Speaker 10: Meetings treating him in a friendlier tone than he treats

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Speaker 13: You're actually surprised that they are having this kind of a.

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Speaker 1: Friday, fifteen August in the year Verlwer twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 6: But we do know that the questions will be on

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Speaker 1: the president has a small office, there's a small boardroom

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Speaker 1: for meetings, and then you've got very cramped seating. But

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Speaker 1: it's always cold. It's always uncomfortable even for everybody but

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Speaker 1: the president. In the president it's a tiny office and

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Speaker 1: he's got a cabin up forward if he wants to

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Speaker 1: catch him sleep, although I don't think i've ever seen

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Speaker 1: President Trump use it. Talk to me a minute about that.

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Speaker 1: It's essentially a flying command post. It's almost like the

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Speaker 1: West Wing, which is a old office sitting on top

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Speaker 1: of a military command post. Sure, so there's three decks

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Speaker 1: to Air Force one.

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Speaker 14: The highest deck of course, that's your flight deck as

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Speaker 14: well as a military command center. You've got your intelligence there,

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Speaker 14: sensitive equipment, so anything that's going on in the world,

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Speaker 14: anything that could happen, that's all coming in in real time. Obviously,

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Speaker 14: CIA Director Ratcliffe is with us, so he's directly keeping

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Speaker 14: an eye on the fact what's rush Is Russia doing

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Speaker 14: something on the battlefield, he would know that in real time,

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Speaker 14: given the level of connectivity that Air Force one has.

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Speaker 14: Then on the second deck, the main deck, that of course,

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Speaker 14: as you mentioned, the president has his cabin, his quarters.

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Speaker 14: There's also a small gym by the way. He has

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Speaker 14: a place where he can sleep, of course, then his office,

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Speaker 14: plus a full situation room which is an almost identical

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Speaker 14: one to one, though a little bit smaller to your point.

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Speaker 14: Size of the situation room that's in the White House

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Speaker 14: so effectively, and of course everyone remembers Bush having done

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Speaker 14: this on nine to eleven. That plane, because it has

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Speaker 14: air to air refueling, it can stay in air indefinitely.

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Speaker 14: If he wants to make an address to the American people,

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Speaker 14: he can do so because there's a full suite of communications,

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Speaker 14: two phones on board, one white phone for unclassified calls,

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Speaker 14: a yellow phone for anything that's classified at a higher level.

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Speaker 14: He's got full connected tissue. So it's a working plane.

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Speaker 14: It's a working environment. This is not something where you're

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Speaker 1: We're going to take a short commercial break, Brian Glenn

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Speaker 1: when we get back. My brother Eric Bowling made the

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Speaker 1: observation of President Trump coming off the plane with Putin

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Speaker 1: that President Trump was the alpha male, that Putin was

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Speaker 1: the beta male. I want your answer when we get back.

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Speaker 4: Mah Okay.

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Speaker 1: Brian Glenn and Jack Pressoberg are both in Anchorage at

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Speaker 1: the Joint Base. They're right outside where the meetings taking

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Speaker 1: place between President Trump some of his advisors, and they're

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Speaker 1: Lavrov and another member of the Russian delegation with Trump.

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Speaker 1: Although they just are with Putin, they already spent some

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Speaker 1: time together by themselves. In fact, I revere Eric Bowling

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Speaker 1: his media savvy, in his sense of people, and just

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Speaker 1: good old street smarts. He saw the footage as you

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Speaker 1: saw it live. Brian Glenn of this of the of

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Speaker 1: the greeting of President Trump coming down the red carpet

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Speaker 1: and in greeting a President Putin, he described it as

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Speaker 1: President Trump was the alpha male and that Putin was

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Speaker 1: the beta male. Your observations, sir, Yeah, I.

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Speaker 6: Do think one looks more submissive than the other. And

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Speaker 6: I think you can look at this the physical height

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Speaker 6: of both these two individuals. One towers over the other,

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Speaker 6: that has a certain prominence, a certain language to it,

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Speaker 6: just by itself.

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Speaker 4: So I would agree with that.

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Speaker 6: I think this President Trump when he stands, and we've

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Speaker 6: seen him do this often when he meets leaders out

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Speaker 6: at the West Wing right there at the stakeout, when

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Speaker 6: they come down to meet him, he has a very

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Speaker 6: presence to him. He stands up straight, he's got his

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Speaker 6: shoulders back, he's got his head high. He's got his

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Speaker 6: chin up and that is his stance. He has a

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Speaker 6: very dominant stance. And so Eric Bowling is sparre on

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Speaker 6: on this and I think, then you just take the

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Speaker 6: height differential that's there. That speaks volumes as well.

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Speaker 5: Okay, I think the word of Branglin too.

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Speaker 1: So I'm now voted two to one so far, Posso,

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Speaker 1: you're an intelligence officer. I said, hey, doesn't matter about height.

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Speaker 1: That I didn't matter about hi Putin's KGB. And I've

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Speaker 1: always said, listen our ally, the Russian people, they've been

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Speaker 1: horridly led, first by the Bolsheviks, then by the Soviets,

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Speaker 1: and now by the KGB. I mean, they're far from

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Speaker 1: being free a great, great, great people and great allies,

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Speaker 1: but they've gone through and before that the romanov So

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Speaker 1: they've had a bad run for I don't know, a

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Speaker 1: couple thousand years, Jack Pasovic, your observations. By the way,

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Speaker 1: you got a big shout out from Captain Fanel and

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Speaker 1: part of the military engine room, who said Poso is

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Speaker 1: dead spot on about the bricks, the Chinese comedies party,

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Speaker 1: all of it. But tell me about first Putin? Was

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Speaker 1: he the beta male?

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Speaker 4: Today?

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Speaker 14: Well, Steve here's what was really interesting. And I don't

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Speaker 14: know if the war room engine room has got this,

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Speaker 14: so maybe asked Denver, one of the grun dudes, to

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Speaker 14: pull it. I got the video of I'm standing there

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Speaker 14: on the tarmac as and I can see Putin come down,

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Speaker 14: President Trump comes down, they meet, they come together. And

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Speaker 14: I had heard earlier on that this was going to happen,

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Speaker 14: that all of a sudden, out of nowhere comes screaming

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Speaker 14: in a B two bomber with F twenty two escort.

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Speaker 14: So I've got the video and it's it's millions and

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Speaker 14: millions of views around the world. Now I look up

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Speaker 14: from that moment, but I think I'm the only person

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Speaker 14: and he certainly did a double take.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 14: I'm sure Russian intelligence being what it is, they obviously

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Speaker 14: knew the B twos were.

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Speaker 4: Going to be in the area.

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Speaker 14: But when you see and feel the sheer force of

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Speaker 14: one of those bombers, like when we were here on

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Speaker 14: the War Room on the fourth of July and they

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Speaker 14: flew over the White House, it's really something that absolutely

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Speaker 14: takes your breath away. You feel it in your bones,

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Speaker 14: you feel it in every single part of your body.

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Speaker 14: And there's no question that that was President Trump. Kind

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Speaker 14: of we were joking a little earlier. That's President Trump

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Speaker 14: opening his jacket up and showing him in the handle

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Speaker 14: of the business end of his revolver, saying, all right,

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Speaker 14: let's sit down and talk.

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Speaker 1: I think that's a long gun jack. You had no

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Speaker 1: inside baseball, but you and I talked about this last night.

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Speaker 1: You said, look, knowing Trump, I think because at the

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Speaker 1: time you're saying, hey, I think the Russians are coming

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Speaker 1: in with you know, they're bringing all these different flights.

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Speaker 1: Is a ton of Russian I think business executives, other

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Speaker 1: types have come in for this are really a huge contingent,

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Speaker 1: not just a Russian media, but really a broader and

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Speaker 1: bigger delegation from Russia. You said, hey, you know, knowing Trump,

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Speaker 1: I think because you had been to the July fourth.

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Speaker 1: You know, we were on the rooftop of the Willet

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Speaker 1: Hotel and it rattled everybody's teeth when the B two

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Speaker 1: went through went past. You said, you know, I think

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Speaker 1: he might bring out some of the big armor in

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Speaker 1: an air show, a short air show. Did you how

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Speaker 1: did you guess that?

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Speaker 14: Well, you know, Steve, it just kind of made sense

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Speaker 14: from all of the events that we've been going to,

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Speaker 14: Like you just mentioned that he's been bringing the B

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Speaker 14: two out more and more and more lately, and so

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Speaker 14: it just made sense that here he'd come. You're going

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Speaker 14: to be at an air force base, why not bring

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Speaker 14: the B two's back again. And also, Steve, part of

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Speaker 14: it is the history of US air operations here in

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Speaker 14: Alaska as pertains to the US and Russia. So not

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Speaker 14: far from where Brian and I are standing right now

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Speaker 14: on this very base. If you go to the cemetery,

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Speaker 14: there's actually a plot here where there's Russian pilots from

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Speaker 14: World War II who are a buried. How is that possible, Well,

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Speaker 14: it's because in the len Lease program, because they couldn't

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Speaker 14: fly the planes across Europe that's where World War Two

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Speaker 14: was taking place, they would go round the back door

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Speaker 14: across the Bearing Strait. They would have Russian pilot crews

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Speaker 14: fly into Alaska, then take custody of the American planes

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Speaker 14: that were flown up here from the lower forty eight

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Speaker 14: and then pilot goes back to Russia across Siberia, given

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Speaker 14: the conditions, worries about Japanese navy incursions. There were a

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Speaker 14: lot of death in this program, and so this is

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Speaker 14: And so I've really been thinking a lot about how

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Speaker 14: that lend lease program, the World War Two partnership between

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Speaker 14: the United States and Russia really was forged right here

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Speaker 14: in Alaska.

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Speaker 1: We were the Arsenal democracy, and I remember great towns

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Speaker 1: like Detroit, Wichita, Kansas, all the way across Rosie the Riveter.

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Speaker 1: The entire nation turned out to make sure that we

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Speaker 1: the British, but also for the Russian and the Chinese.

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Speaker 1: Brian Glenn, You've had an opportunity, I think, unlike virtually anybody,

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Speaker 1: you've been in the ovault now for dozens and dozens

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Speaker 1: of meetings with world leaders from President Trump's trying to

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Speaker 1: put together deals, trying to put together relationships, strategic partnerships.

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Speaker 1: What do you think, how should we think about what's

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Speaker 1: going on in the room right now? You know him

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Speaker 1: up close and personal, and you've seen with world leaders,

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Speaker 1: of course putin being a KGB colonel is a different

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Speaker 1: it's kind of his jibs a little different than some

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Speaker 1: of the folks you've seen. But you've seen President Trump

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Speaker 1: and the way he rolls. What do you think is

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Speaker 1: going on right now?

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Speaker 6: I think he's playing all his cards. I mean, to

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Speaker 6: use one of his terms. I mean, I really think

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Speaker 6: he is. I think he's calling him out for the bs.

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Speaker 6: He's calling out his failures in the past. He's calling

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Speaker 6: out the times that he might have promised something but

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Speaker 6: did the opposite. I don't think President Trump at all

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Speaker 6: is playing games with with Putin. And he's made it

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Speaker 6: perfectly clear if this does not work out and it

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Speaker 6: goes south, he's done. He's done with this, and so

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Speaker 6: he's gonna look him in the eye, just like I

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Speaker 6: saw him look the South African president in the eye

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Speaker 6: and he told him exactly what it was. He said, oh,

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Speaker 6: there was no, we're not we're not killing white farmers.

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Speaker 6: And actually, as I roll the videotape and and showed

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Speaker 6: it low of the lights, showed it right in front

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Speaker 6: of him. I think he's doing that right now. I

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Speaker 6: think he's absolutely being very transparent. It's not it is

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Speaker 6: personal to him. The fact that he wants to save lives,

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Speaker 6: but he's he's willing to say it. If it's on

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Speaker 6: his mind, he's gonna say it. He's not going to

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Speaker 6: hold back. And then of course doing the press conference,

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Speaker 6: he's gonna do the same. I mean, whatever we didn't

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Speaker 6: hear in that bilateral meeting, we're going to hear it

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Speaker 6: during the press conference.

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Speaker 1: So Jack, if you hear that, it's kind of refreshing,

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Speaker 1: because if you listen to the corporate media all day

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Speaker 1: long and Bolton and Vinman and all these guys, they

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Speaker 1: bring all the losers from the past they bring up,

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Speaker 1: they're saying the exact opposite that just even having it

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Speaker 1: in the United States is a huge defeat for Trump,

671
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Speaker 1: and it shows he's submissive and that, you know, all

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Speaker 1: this has been a huge victory so far for Putin.

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Speaker 1: And you could tell walk on the plane, Putin had

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Speaker 1: the chesster cat smile that that Trump is a submissive

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Speaker 1: one here. He's already given up so much. The most

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Speaker 1: he can hope for is maybe another meeting. Give me

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Speaker 1: your assessment, drafting off Brian of where do you think

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Speaker 1: we are in starting this and where do you think

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Speaker 1: we're going today?

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Speaker 14: Well, Steve, I do think that President Trump is not

681
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Speaker 14: coming into this with rose colored glasses. He talked about

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Speaker 14: just when we were on the plane with him this

683
00:36:03,920 --> 00:36:06,879
Speaker 14: morning at eight in the morning, when he came back

684
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Speaker 14: with that gaggle, the first thing he talked about was

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Speaker 14: the killing. And you and I both know that even

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Speaker 14: during the transition team, he would come in to these

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Speaker 14: meetings and he would talk about after receiving the intelligence

688
00:36:17,520 --> 00:36:21,600
Speaker 14: reports of the deaths on both sides, Russian and Ukrainian,

689
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Speaker 14: and how this really weighed on him with something he

690
00:36:24,160 --> 00:36:27,200
Speaker 14: took very personally that he really and truly wants to

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Speaker 14: stop this war and wishes that it had never happened,

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Speaker 14: a war on the European continent. But when it comes

693
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Speaker 14: to this idea that he's just going to capitulate, Look,

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Speaker 14: there's no way that President Trump's going to walk out

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Speaker 14: of any deal looking like he capitulated.

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Speaker 4: It's just not in his nature.

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Speaker 14: It's not anything he's ever done before, and he would

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Speaker 14: easily be the first person to walk away if it

699
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Speaker 14: looked like a bad deal. But what I would say

700
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Speaker 14: to the Vinmins and to the Michael mcfowl's and the

701
00:36:52,080 --> 00:36:54,799
Speaker 14: John Boltons and all the rest look, Steve, what you're

702
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Speaker 14: seeing here is, if I can borrow a phrase, the

703
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Speaker 14: primal scream of a dying regime. Because the core focus

704
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Speaker 14: point of the power of the Atlanticist axis, the globalist

705
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Speaker 14: Atlanticist axis, is of course pitting America and Russia against

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Speaker 14: each other and trying to foment a war between them.

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Speaker 14: This is where they brought in censorship. This is where

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Speaker 14: they brought in Russia Gate. This is where they brought

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Speaker 14: in the first impeachment, which, oh, by the way, that

710
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Speaker 14: was who Adam Schiff and Eric Vinman yet again, and

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Speaker 14: so we see these same forces over and over and

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Speaker 14: over and.

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Speaker 4: What did it lead us to?

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Speaker 14: It led us to Victoria Newlans bloodshed, Victorian Newlans quagmire.

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Speaker 14: They're in Ukraine right now, the Miidan Revolution, to all

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Speaker 14: of this that's come down to. So this has absolutely

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Speaker 14: been something that this small group of powerful people, Steve,

718
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Speaker 14: the Atlanticists, these neoliberals, and the neocons have put together

719
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Speaker 14: because they don't care about starting World War three. That

720
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Speaker 14: means high ratings, that means money for them, eulitary industrial complex,

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Speaker 14: and that means demonization of a nation, which, by the way,

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Speaker 14: is again the other most powerful nation in the world.

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Speaker 4: These are the two most powerful.

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Speaker 14: Men on the planet right now, sitting down, and I

725
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Speaker 14: think that for all of our sakes, it's as President

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Speaker 14: Trump has always said, it makes a lot of sense

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Speaker 14: for them to have a good relationship.

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Speaker 1: Brian Glenn, You've been so close to the President and

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Speaker 1: covering this in the White House and Nawle of all

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Speaker 1: office over the last six months or so. Give us

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Speaker 1: the thing about Trump, the man and his humanity. I mean,

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Speaker 1: every time I'm around here and talk to him, the

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Speaker 1: first thing he brings up is the killing in Ukraine,

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Speaker 1: the bloodshed in Ukraine, how the terrain of Ukraine being

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Speaker 1: so flat that the bullets are stopped by human bodies.

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Speaker 1: I mean, when he talks about the casualty rates, he

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Speaker 1: does it very personally. Your your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 6: No, absolutely, he does that all the time. Always leads

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Speaker 6: with the killing. He does not about money that the

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Speaker 6: military might be selling weapons to NATO.

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Speaker 4: He doesn't care about that.

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Speaker 6: He cares about the people, and even mentions there's no

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Speaker 6: Americans involved in this. And then this killing, this is

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Speaker 6: just Russians, and this is Ukraine, and there are may

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Speaker 6: be a few others in there, but we're not talking

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Speaker 6: about saving American lives. We're talking about saving humans. And

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Speaker 6: that's what he cares about the most. But I'll extend

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Speaker 6: that over to this as well, Steve. Anybody that's affected

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Speaker 6: by a flood or hurricane, a fire, a natural disaster,

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Speaker 6: he cares about people. He cares about the displacement of people,

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Speaker 6: people that are suffering, people that have gone through some

752
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Speaker 6: rough times. He cares about victims, people, victims of assault,

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Speaker 6: violent crimes on the city streets of America.

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Speaker 4: That's what he cares about.

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Speaker 6: But people seem to pit this thing that he only

756
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Speaker 6: cares about the elites, the elites in business in Wall Street,

757
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Speaker 6: and no he doesn't. He cares about the American people.

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Speaker 6: He cares about humans in general. And that's why he's here.

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Speaker 6: He doesn't need to be doing this.

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Speaker 4: Where where's any other world leader right now?

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Speaker 6: They're not here in Alaska trying to get a piece

762
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Speaker 6: deal Trump is. That's what Trump cares about. He cares

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Speaker 6: about people, and hopefully today we can make pro agress

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Speaker 6: to that. I don't think any of us are gonna

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Speaker 6: think this is gonna happen today.

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Speaker 4: Could be I'm not gonna roll that off the table.

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Speaker 6: But Steve, he cares about people, and we see it

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Speaker 6: every single day. I'll give you another quick example if

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Speaker 6: I could. When he leaves on the South Lawn on

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Speaker 6: his departures on Marine One. He often will walk out,

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Speaker 6: go through the press line, answer a bunch of questions.

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Speaker 6: But then if there's anybody on the other side that

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Speaker 6: might be interns, staff, people that are just toying the

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Speaker 6: White House, he will go down the line and talk

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Speaker 6: to every single person. It'll be ten fifteen minutes. He's

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Speaker 6: going down taking himself. He's a talking to people. That

777
00:40:36,080 --> 00:40:39,040
Speaker 6: means he cares about people. He's not doing it just

778
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Speaker 6: for clicks or for shows. He cares about the American people,

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Speaker 6: and you see it every day.

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Speaker 1: Guys, hang on for one second. We're gonna take a

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Speaker 1: short commercial bike break. We're gonna turn to Anchorage, Alaska.

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Speaker 1: We also have clear Pascal here to help remind us

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Speaker 1: of the sacrifice of the American military eighty years ago.

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Speaker 13: Today, day of days what America Allies crowds before the

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Speaker 13: White House await the announcement from the President that the

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Speaker 13: Chafts have surrendered unconditionally.

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Speaker 16: I have received this afternoon a message from the Japanese

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Speaker 16: government in reply to the message forwarded to that government

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Speaker 16: by the Secretary of State on August eleventh. I deem

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Speaker 16: this reply a full acceptance of the Potsdam Decoration, which

791
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Speaker 16: specifies the unconditional surrender of Japan. In the reply, there

792
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Speaker 16: is no qualification.

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Speaker 13: Reporters rush out to relay the news to an anxious

794
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Speaker 13: world and touch off celebrations throughout the country. Washington is jubilant,

795
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Speaker 13: and in Chicago more than a million singing and dance

796
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Speaker 13: in the streets in the biggest celebration the Windy City

797
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Speaker 13: has ever seen.

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Speaker 4: Joy is unconfined.

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Speaker 13: The greatest, wildest celebration of all was in New York's.

800
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Speaker 4: Times, where two million people.

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Speaker 13: By far the greatest in the city's history, filled the

802
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Speaker 13: streets all day waiting for the official word hilarious, happy throng.

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Speaker 13: They cheered every rumor that it was all over, And

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Speaker 13: when President Truman's announcement came at seven o'clock, the lid

805
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Speaker 13: really blew off. Millions of thousands of proud American flags

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Speaker 13: not at the square, and as the day war on

807
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Speaker 13: hilarity reached a high peak far into the night, the

808
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Speaker 13: happy crowds screamed their relief. At the end of the

809
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Speaker 13: greatest war in history from early Tuesday morning. The celebration

810
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Speaker 13: went on for twenty four hours. New York never celebrated

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Speaker 13: like this before, but never did they have a better reason.

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Speaker 1: Joy is unconfined, as they said, never a better reason

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Speaker 1: to celebrate the joy of having made it through the war.

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Speaker 1: Cleo Pascal, they're in two leaders are trying to make

815
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Speaker 1: peace a day on the Aurasian land mass in one

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Speaker 1: of the most important strategic assets in the world, Alaska.

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Speaker 1: You just come from the Pacific islands that bore the

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Speaker 1: brunt of that horror eighty years ago.

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Speaker 18: Your observations, Man, it's a very touching and fitting moment.

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Speaker 18: And of course this is Alaska is a key part

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Speaker 18: of the Pacific, as Billy Mitchell said in nineteen thirty five,

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Speaker 18: from an air perspective, which is why those flyovers were

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Speaker 18: very apt. From a naval perspective, it's the islands of

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Speaker 18: the Pacific, and over one hundred thousand Americans died getting

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Speaker 18: across the Pacific. Japan had held a part of the

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Speaker 18: Central Pacific the size of the continental United States for

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Speaker 18: thirty years, had thirty years to in place to build defenses,

828
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Speaker 18: to scout out the absolute best positions for sniping off

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Speaker 18: people as they came ashore. And those Americans that did that,

830
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Speaker 18: that breached the reefs for the first time with the

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Speaker 18: amtraks and places like Tarowa and making and then moving

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Speaker 18: along the chain, were men of incredible courage but also compassion.

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Speaker 18: They encountered civilian populations along the way, places like Saipan.

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Speaker 18: When they got to Saipan, that civilian population had lived

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Speaker 18: under the Japanese for thirty years. They didn't speak English,

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Speaker 18: but they were dealt with by the Americans with incredible

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Speaker 18: compassion and warmth. They're wounded, were treated along with the

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Speaker 18: Americans and the Japanese wounded. And we are still bringing

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Speaker 18: Americans home from the Pacific. Organizations like History Flight are

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Speaker 18: in Taroa now trying to find the Marines that are

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Speaker 18: still there to bring them home. It's not just the

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Speaker 18: Marie the relics of the war that you see on

843
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Speaker 18: the beaches, the Zeros that are in the forest and in

844
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Speaker 18: the lagoons. When I was reporting few from Yap where

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Speaker 18: the Chinese are rebuilding that Imperial Japanese runway, you could

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Speaker 18: still see the equipment that the Japanese used to build

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Speaker 18: that runway. In the first place. But there are also

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Speaker 18: still Americans left there in the ground that are slowly

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Speaker 18: but being brought home with incredible persistence by Americans who

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Speaker 18: care and who remember. So this is a part of

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Speaker 18: the world where the blood of Americans and allies are

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Speaker 18: soaked into the beaches. And as a result of that war, CNMI, Saipan,

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Speaker 18: Tinian became part of the United States, and that whole

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Speaker 18: core the Central Pacific which was under the Japanese mandate

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Speaker 18: became independent countries but then voted to join the US

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Speaker 18: in a compactor free association for defense and security reasons.

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Speaker 18: So this is the peace that was bought by the

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Speaker 18: lives of those Americans and the ones who survived and

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Speaker 18: then came home and just picked up tools and went

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Speaker 18: back to work and got on with building America. After

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Speaker 18: they had saved the Pacific is still very much remembered

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Speaker 18: and still a core part of the gift that they

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Speaker 18: gave to the US in terms of peace in the

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Speaker 18: Pacific that has lasted now for eighty years.

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Speaker 1: Cleo, hang on, I'm going to take him to the

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Speaker 1: second hour. John Solomon, Amanda Head join us. John. The

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Speaker 1: symbolism of having this historic meeting today in Alaska on

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Speaker 1: the eightieth anniversary of the end of World War II.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts, sir, Well.

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Speaker 17: It's powerful for many reasons, and the flyover as the

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Speaker 17: summit was beginning was a reminder that American military might

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Speaker 17: is still the most powerful force in the world. But

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Speaker 17: for me, the more greater symbolism is the difference between

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Speaker 17: the last time we had a summit in Alaska and

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Speaker 17: now in March or twenty one, we had Joe Biden

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Speaker 17: get steamrolled by China. I mean, an utter embarrassment of

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Speaker 17: American superior superiority.

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Speaker 2: On the world stage.

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Speaker 17: The Chinese laughed in our face, ridiculed us. We were

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Speaker 17: wearing masks. What a difference this summit is. It's on

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Speaker 17: Donald Trump's terms, on Donald Trump's turf, and it's Vladimir

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Speaker 17: Putin who needs Donald Trump in America more than Donald

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Speaker 17: Trump needs in the idea that America's reasserted itself on

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Speaker 17: the world stage. I think it's even more remarkable compared

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Speaker 17: to the last time we had a major summit on

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Speaker 17: Alaskan soil.

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Speaker 5: God, I remember that, John's so great to you bring

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Speaker 5: that up.

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Speaker 1: The Japanese, the Chinese Commanis party sat there in front

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Speaker 1: and these guys just accepted it. You could tell right then,

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Speaker 1: not quite off on the right foot. That was not today.

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Speaker 1: President Trump shows up. Okay, we're gonna take a short

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Speaker 1: commercial break. We've got John Solomon, Amanda Head, Cleo Pascal

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Speaker 1: in anchorage. We have Jack Posobic and Brian Glenn. We're

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Speaker 1: gonna take a short commercial break. We're gonna leave you

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Speaker 1: with the Right Stuff. I don't think it be a

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Speaker 1: better way to end the first hour. The height of

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Speaker 1: American power in the early nineteen sixties, the Test Pilot

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Speaker 1: Program and then the Mercury Astronauts. The Right Stuff off

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Speaker 1: a book by Tom Wolfe, a classic movie by Philip Kaufman,

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Speaker 1: an Academy Award winning score by Bill Conti.

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Speaker 5: The Right Stuff.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna take a short commercial break on Real America's voice.

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