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Speaker 1: Good Aving America, Happy Tuesday. Welcome to the latest edition

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Speaker 1: of Justine Here's no Noise. I'm your host, John Solomon,

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Speaker 1: reporting to you, as always from the nation's capital, where

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Speaker 1: a crackdown on Minnesota fraud is widespread, whether it's illegal

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Speaker 1: CDL licenses given to Minnesota drivers who are non citizens

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Speaker 1: or those fraudskins we've been talking about continued crackdown. Today,

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Speaker 1: the Treasury Department, the Transportation Department, and the Justice Department

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Speaker 1: all making clear that they're going to be taking action

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Speaker 1: against Minnesota for the abuses that have been uncovered there.

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Speaker 1: But first I want to start with another story about

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Speaker 1: weaponized justice, and the abuse is the Biden DOJ allegedly committed.

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Speaker 1: This new reveel has to do with Arctic frost. You

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Speaker 1: know that investigation we've been talking about a lot. It

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Speaker 1: targeted Republicans by sapening their phone records in Congress, spying

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Speaker 1: on groups like Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA, and of

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Speaker 1: course many other friends of President Trump. Well, we know

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Speaker 1: that the phone subpoenas came while the House and Senate

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Speaker 1: Republicans we're targeting who were targeted for the subpoenas. We're

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Speaker 1: gearing up for significant oversight of both the Justice Department

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Speaker 1: the FBI. I just want to pause there, and how

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Speaker 1: do you think about that. This is something we broke

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Speaker 1: on justin News my great colleague Stephen Richards. The House

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Speaker 1: Judiciary and Senate Judiciary committees are investigating the FBI for

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Speaker 1: possible misconduct about January sixth, Russia collusion, Ukraine impeachment, all

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Speaker 1: the other things that we know have been abusive. And

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Speaker 1: at that very moment where they're ramping those investigations up,

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith and the Justice Department are getting the phone

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Speaker 1: records and spying on some of those members Jim Jordan,

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Speaker 1: Marshall Blackburn, Lindsey Graham among those. It is pretty remarkable,

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Speaker 1: and we now put that timeline together. I yes to

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Speaker 1: add former Congressman Louis Gohmert on my podcast. He was

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Speaker 1: another of the people whose phone records were taken. He

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Speaker 1: a subcommittee was specifically investigating the Justice Department. He said

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith intentionally targeted his phone because he believes Smith

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Speaker 1: and the Justice Department up they were trying to spy

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Speaker 1: on what Congress was doing, either to get derogatory information

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Speaker 1: to scare off members of Congress from looking at Justice

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Speaker 1: to and cut them off at the road. Pretty remarkable

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Speaker 1: allegation by someone whose phone records were really taken. We're

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Speaker 1: going to keep a close eye on that all throughout

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Speaker 1: the next few days because there's several more new developments

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Speaker 1: and other headlines. The Afghan national who's been charged in

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Speaker 1: connection with the National Guard shooting Aaron Washington.

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Speaker 2: In DC, pleaded not guilty today.

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Speaker 1: Rochmanala Locke Inwall prepared virtually for the court hearing from

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Speaker 1: his hospital bed, as he had been shot by another

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Speaker 1: National guardsman after he fired at to West Virginia troops

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Speaker 1: near the White House. He was charged with one kind

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Speaker 1: of murder, two counts of assault with the intent to kill,

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Speaker 1: in one kind of possessing a firearm during a crime

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Speaker 1: of violence, and he pleaded not guilty.

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Speaker 2: To all of those charges.

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Speaker 1: All right, Oh, one other point, we now know from

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Speaker 1: the court records that when he was shooting at the

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Speaker 1: National Guards, he screamed out al akbar, a favorite line

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Speaker 1: of terror sor right time to turn to my amazing cost.

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Speaker 1: Amanda Head, who was up on Capitol Hilltay, I know

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Speaker 1: you did a lot of fun interviews.

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Speaker 2: What headlines you keeping an eye a toime?

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Speaker 3: I did. It was an interesting day.

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Speaker 4: Usually my beat is over at the White housepit, today

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Speaker 4: it was on Capitol Hill, so.

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Speaker 2: It's the other way of Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Speaker 4: I know, I spoke to a lot of members of

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Speaker 4: We're going to use some of those interviews a little

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Speaker 4: bit later, but they all said tell John Solomon, hello,

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Speaker 4: they all have a lot of affection for you. But John,

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Speaker 4: President Trump and his cabinet had a very fiery meeting

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Speaker 4: today and they pushed back against the press who were

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Speaker 4: venezuela policy and the attacks on drug boats the Department

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Speaker 4: of War has been carrying out. So we're going to

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Speaker 4: have a lot more discussion for you on that tonight.

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Speaker 4: And to get it started here was Secretary of War

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Speaker 4: of the drug boat policy and the reports that the

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Speaker 4: military fired on alleged survivors of a previous strike.

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Speaker 5: I did not personally see survivors. But I stand because

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Speaker 5: the thing was on fire.

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Speaker 6: I was exploded in fire smoke.

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Speaker 5: You can't see. You got digital.

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Speaker 6: This is called the fog of war.

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Speaker 5: This is what you and the press don't understand.

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Speaker 6: You sit in your.

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Speaker 5: Conditioned offices or up on Capitol Hill and you knit

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Speaker 5: pick and you.

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Speaker 7: Plant fake stories in the Washington Post about kill everybody,

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Speaker 7: phrases on anonymous sources, not based.

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Speaker 5: In anything, not based in any truth at all, and

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Speaker 5: then you want.

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Speaker 8: To throw up really irresponsible terms about American heroes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and the President came out even stronger defending those actions.

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Speaker 8: These people have killed over two hundred thousand people, actually

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Speaker 8: killed over two hundred thousand people.

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Speaker 5: This year, and.

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Speaker 6: Those numbers are down.

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Speaker 5: Those numbers are down and way down, ended down.

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Speaker 7: Because we're doing these strikes, and we're going to start

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Speaker 7: doing those strikes on land too, and we're taking those.

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Speaker 3: Set of a Yes, indeed, all right.

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Speaker 4: And in some lighter news, President Trump had a big

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Speaker 4: announcement about his Trump accounts, which, as you remember, I'm

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Speaker 4: sure they are essentially one thousand dollars investment accounts for

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Speaker 4: babies born here in the US between twenty twenty five

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Speaker 4: and twenty twenty eight, and in honor of America's two

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Speaker 4: hundred and fiftieth anniversary, the Dell Dell's CEO Michael Dell

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Speaker 4: and his wife Susan Dell, committed to a six point

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Speaker 4: twenty five billion dollar charitable donation to those accounts, and

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Speaker 4: it's going to help twenty five million American children receive

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Speaker 4: a financial head start. So that is six point twenty

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Speaker 4: five billion dollars that's going to end up being split

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Speaker 4: split up into two hundred and fifty dollars for each account,

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Speaker 4: which will go on top of the one thousand dollars

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Speaker 4: already there in those existing Trump accounts. John, that is

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Speaker 4: some really good pr you can't pay for well, I

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Speaker 4: guess you can pay for six billion dollars.

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Speaker 2: Well. You know.

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Speaker 1: The great thing about it, it reminds us somewhat a

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Speaker 1: great country out Here are people that made a lot

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Speaker 1: of success in the world, and they want to give

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Speaker 1: We talk about the divisions in the country, we talk

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Speaker 2: Great Americans doing amazing things every day.

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Speaker 1: And it just made my warm my heart, smile, warm heart,

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Speaker 1: get a little warmer.

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Speaker 2: It is a they'll.

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Speaker 1: Never know these children, they're giving them myny too, but

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Speaker 1: they care enough to give them anyways. I think that's amazing,

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Speaker 1: and this idea that the President has is starting to

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Speaker 2: People getting prett excited about it.

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Speaker 1: I had five nephews and nieces born this year, so

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Speaker 1: they're all going to be Trump Account recipient.

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Speaker 2: It's pretty exciting about that.

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Speaker 1: All Right, We've got a fantastic start of the show

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Speaker 1: for you. She's one of our favorites to bring on

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Speaker 1: the show, and right now she's leading the fight to

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Speaker 1: protect your children, your grandchildren, our nephews and nieces from

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Speaker 1: intrusions online. There are marketing companies that all day longer

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Speaker 1: research profiling our children using digital fingerprinting, digital reaping of data.

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Speaker 1: Congresswoman Iowa Congressman Mary That Miller Meekes wants and put

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Speaker 1: an end to that. You've got the Spy Kids Act.

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Speaker 1: She's here to talk about it. Congress Woman, great to

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Speaker 1: have you on the show today.

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Speaker 9: Well, thank you so much and so delighted that you

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Speaker 9: want to cover this piece of legislation. Since I've been

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Speaker 9: in Congress in twenty twenty one. But for years, Congress

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Speaker 9: has talked about children's online safety. We've had parents testify,

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Speaker 9: parents come talk to members of Congress. I just met

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Speaker 9: with some last week again about inappropriate apps being sold

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Speaker 9: on app stores. And so there's a lot that can

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Speaker 9: be done and should be done. And the Spy Kids

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Speaker 9: Act as just one.

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Speaker 5: Small piece of you know, protecting children online.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so important, Congressman.

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Speaker 4: What stands out to me about this is that if

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Speaker 4: any of this, any of the things that your bill

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Speaker 4: protects children against, if this was happening in real life,

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Speaker 4: if someone was soliciting your child, trying to dig for data,

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Speaker 4: selling that data any information, if that was happening in person,

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Speaker 4: that person would be charged with talking.

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Speaker 9: I mean, you know, the legislation's necessary because the entire

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Speaker 9: online landscape has changed. And even you know, fifteen years ago,

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Speaker 9: if you were buying something online, how many people have

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Speaker 9: gotten a suggestion from the company about the next thing

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Speaker 9: that they buy. So you know, I'm a physician, former

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Speaker 9: director of the iwea Department of Public Health. Even to

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Speaker 9: take core blood to do testing for hereditary diseases, you

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Speaker 9: had to have parntal consent. So why is it that

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Speaker 9: social media companies, gaming platforms, apps. You know, why are

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Speaker 9: these companies allowed to basically take data from children, collate data,

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Speaker 5: Remember when there was.

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Speaker 9: The big fervor over Cereal Breakfast Cereal advertising to children

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Speaker 9: on Saturday morning cartoons, So there was a big fervor

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Speaker 9: over that, But no one thinks twice about what they're doing.

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Speaker 9: This is research and medical research. You would have to

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Speaker 9: get parental consent. Why is this any different at psychological research?

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Speaker 9: They push notifications, they push information, they gather information from

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Speaker 9: unsuspecting children, and they also develop algorithms that addict You know,

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Speaker 9: even adults are susceptible to being addicted to these platforms

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Speaker 9: and online And don't forget the CDC, you know, over

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Speaker 9: fifteen years ago recommended not more than two hours of

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Speaker 9: screen time. Now, at that time they weren't talking about

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Speaker 9: telephones and iPads. They were actually talking about television. So

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Speaker 9: it is a huge problem for young developing minds. We

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Speaker 9: need to address that problem. But most importantly, we need

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Speaker 9: to address companies targeting miners, targeting them with algorithms, gathering

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Speaker 5: I think this is very important to protecting kids online, and.

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Speaker 1: When what we learned about TikTok in the last couple

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Speaker 1: overseas are also taking advantage of that wild West environment

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Speaker 1: to create dossers on children who will be future American adults.

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Speaker 1: What progress do you think we've made in the last

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Speaker 2: What these foreign powers are doing to our children, you.

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Speaker 9: Know, I do think, and that is such a great point.

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Speaker 9: I'm glad that you pointed out that there are adversarial

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Speaker 9: nations and adversaries that are doing the same things as

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Speaker 9: you know, more benevolent social media companies or Internet companies.

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Speaker 9: But I do think it is a concern. I think

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Speaker 9: that we're making headway, you know, we have and one

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Speaker 9: we want to allow the enjoyment and the utilization of platforms,

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Speaker 9: but number two, we want to protect children. They're not

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Speaker 9: the same as adults. They don't they cannot give you

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Speaker 9: informed consent. They don't have the knowledge and the you know,

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Speaker 9: fundamental uh foundation of what things may hurt them later

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Speaker 9: in life. So I think that we're we are getting

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Speaker 9: to handle on this. We're trying to protect all those

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Speaker 9: you know in your First Amendment rights. We're trying to

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Speaker 9: help and assist parents who you know, most parents.

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Speaker 5: You're trying to raise your children.

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Speaker 9: You're trying to give them a great foundation, you know, religion, sports, education,

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Speaker 1: Something that will be welcomed all across this country. People

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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everybody to just the News, No Noise. If

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Speaker 4: you tuned into today's Pentagon press conference, Department of War

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Speaker 8: Do you believe if there was a second strike to

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Speaker 3: So here to discuss this further.

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Speaker 10: Hi Amandon John, It's going to be.

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Speaker 4: I wonder if this is less democrats like Senator Mark

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Speaker 3: Move beyond what happened just.

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Speaker 4: Six days ago, that a lot of the American people

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Speaker 10: Think you're absolutely correct.

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Speaker 7: There is an aspect to this war crimes accusation, this

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Speaker 7: Of the young Army Specialist soldier and the young Air

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Speaker 1: Yeah, a really important part, all right, you served our

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Speaker 7: Well, he should face the uniform Code of Military Justice

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Speaker 7: It should be something that's reserved for the highest level

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Speaker 10: John he knows better.

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Speaker 7: He knows that when he took that team out there

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Speaker 7: Republicans still in the Republican Party John that hold positions

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Speaker 7: of power, especially in the Senate, that may actually be

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Speaker 7: in agreement with those that.

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Speaker 10: Would like to impeach Donald J. Trump, And those are.

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Speaker 7: The ones that are calling for investigations based on the

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Speaker 7: Wappo article instead of waiting to see what the actual

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Speaker 7: facts are. And that needs to be watched very careful.

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Speaker 4: It's not every day you see Washington Posts and New

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Speaker 4: York Times at odds with each other, because the New

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Speaker 4: York Times is basically saying, well, that's not necessarily true

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Speaker 4: what the Washington Post is reporting, But sir, scary things

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Speaker 4: on the horizon, as you said, if Republicans don't keep

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Speaker 4: the majority in twenty twenty six, But they are also

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Speaker 4: scary things on the horizon in the South China.

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Speaker 3: See a lot of the.

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Speaker 4: Provocations that we saw during the Biden administration have continued

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Speaker 4: a little bit more sporadically under President Trump, and because

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Speaker 4: of his peace posture. What do you foresee, what do

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Speaker 4: we need to be prepared for as far as our

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Speaker 4: opposition with China.

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Speaker 7: Well, the aggression in the South China Sea is now

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Speaker 7: extending almost well into the territorial waters of the Philippine

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Speaker 7: Islands pretty consistently now, where the Philippine Coastguard ships are

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Speaker 7: being challenged regularly. They're being confronted physically and intimidated and

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Speaker 7: those kind of things.

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Speaker 10: But that bears watching.

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Speaker 7: But the other thing to really pay close attention to

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Speaker 7: is what China is saying about Japan, because the Japanese

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Speaker 7: Prime Minister now is more like a Kinzo Abe prime minister,

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Speaker 7: more like a Japan first America first type person, and

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Speaker 7: she has called attention to the surface to air missiles,

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Speaker 7: the air defense missiles that they have within sixty eight

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Speaker 7: kilometers of the island of Taiwan, just to be specific,

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Speaker 7: and stepped up to say, hey, we are an ally

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Speaker 7: of Taiwan, We're allied with the United States of America.

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Speaker 7: And the Chinese response to the that has been over

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Speaker 7: the top and making threats against the Japanese people, and

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Speaker 7: that bears very very close watching. But it's actually good

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Speaker 7: news because the Chinese are now put on notice that

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Speaker 7: the United States isn't operating alone in our attempt to

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Speaker 7: deter them from being aggressive, not just in their area

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Speaker 7: in the Pacific Rim area in the South China Sea,

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Speaker 7: but also around the world where they have been very aggressive.

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Speaker 7: And the Venezuela operation is a part of challenging the

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Speaker 7: Chinese Communist Party and that part of the world, namely

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Speaker 7: because of the Panama Canal, that's the most strategic vital

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Speaker 7: interests of the United States in that area, and we

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Speaker 7: are going to continue to challenge them in Venezuela as

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Speaker 7: part of that.

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Speaker 1: So, Colonel, before we let you go, god about a

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Speaker 1: minute left, what do you think happens in Venezuela. Do

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Speaker 1: we launch some form of a ground operation or surgical strike.

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Speaker 7: I think you're going to see ground targets get attack now,

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Speaker 7: because as Secretary Hegseth said today, and I think the

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Speaker 7: President might have agreed with him verbally if I remember correctly,

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Speaker 7: that they've run out of vote targets. And so we've

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Speaker 7: been mapping all of the ground targets that we need

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Speaker 7: to make the right impact to convince Maduro and his

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Speaker 7: henchmen to lead the government and turn the government over

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Speaker 7: to the legally elected individuals so they can take office.

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Speaker 7: I think if there's going to be a ground invasion,

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Speaker 7: the President's going to go to work to make the

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Speaker 7: case to the American people and probably ask for a

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Speaker 7: declaration for Congress before he does that, because most of

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Speaker 7: us that voted for him didn't vote for another protracted

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Speaker 7: ground or anywhere in the world. So he's going to

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Speaker 7: have to make that case, and I think you will.

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Speaker 3: I think you're right.

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Speaker 4: I think he is fully aware that the American people

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Speaker 4: are so so tired of war, so tired of, as

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Speaker 4: you said, of these protracted wars.

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Speaker 3: Retired colonel, founder.

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Speaker 4: Of Gator Pack and also the host on his own show,

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Speaker 4: The Rod Mainus Show.

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Speaker 3: Colonel, thanks so much for being with us tonight.

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Speaker 10: Thank you all. Have a good eving.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely all right, everybody coming up more on Venezuela from

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Speaker 4: an intelligence perspective with former CIA senior operations officer Rick Delatory.

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Speaker 6: Next.

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Speaker 1: com slash just news. Welcome back to America. As a

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Speaker 1: man had said, we have a real treat free. He's

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Speaker 1: a former CIA Senior Operations Office sree. He knows Latin

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Speaker 1: America really well. He's a good friend of the show, Rick, Rick.

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Speaker 1: Good to have you back.

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Speaker 2: On, Great to be back. All right.

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Speaker 1: I want to help people understand something because I when

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Speaker 1: I say this sometimes people give me a strange look.

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Speaker 1: But Venezuela really is a proxy of Cuban intelligence. Cuba

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Speaker 1: exercises such enormous influence over that country, and this may

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Speaker 1: be the first American president while who gets that.

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Speaker 2: Tell us a little bit about how.

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Speaker 1: Cuba has used Venezuela to distable our hemisphere.

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Speaker 11: Sure so well, Cuba has been destabilizing not just sys

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Speaker 11: semis here, but but also Africa and parts of Europe

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Speaker 11: since the beginning, since nineteen fifty nine. That's just been

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Speaker 11: part of their mandate, you know, in exchange for access

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Speaker 11: to Cuban markets and goods and services that Cuba can produce.

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Speaker 11: The only way they can actually make a living is

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Speaker 11: by installing people that think the same way they do,

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Speaker 11: that belong to that communist socialist way of thinking and

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Speaker 11: want to nationalize everything within within their countries. So very

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Speaker 11: early on, and we've seen this throughout Latin America, most

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Speaker 11: of the leftist regimes that have come about in Latin

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Speaker 11: America since nineteen fift nine were directly funded, if not

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Speaker 11: put in place with help, with direct help from the

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Speaker 11: Cuban government and to a lesser extent also from the

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Speaker 11: Soviets at the time. In Venezuela's case, dating back to

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Speaker 11: Chavez and then later under Maduro, they are nothing more

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Speaker 11: than a puppet of the Cuban regime. They are the

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Speaker 11: lifeblood that gives them oil. The Venezuelans give them, you know,

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Speaker 11: hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil, and then the

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Speaker 11: Venezuelans sell most of it.

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Speaker 10: They don't even give it to the Cuban people.

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Speaker 11: They go turn around and sell it in the open

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Speaker 11: market to get hard currency.

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Speaker 10: Well, that's the kind.

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Speaker 11: Of goose that lays the golden egg and keeps the

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Speaker 11: Cuban regime and economy afloat, so they'll do everything they

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Speaker 11: can to protect and to keep folks like Maduro in power.

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Speaker 11: And what that means is that translates then into military support,

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Speaker 11: Cuban intelligence support. The Cuban intelligence office that run around

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Speaker 11: Cuba are kind of like the Pertian Guard right for

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Speaker 11: Roman emperors, you know, the special exclusive group of henchmen

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Speaker 11: that are there just to protect Maduro and because he

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Speaker 11: can't even trust his own Venezuelan generals. So so Cubans

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Speaker 11: are just have just as much blood on their hands

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Speaker 11: as as Venezuelans as the Maduro regime does.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Rick, one thing that Venezuela is good at is

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Speaker 4: exporting terror.

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Speaker 3: Of course, trend Aragua.

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Speaker 4: But Dala Solas another one of these organizations that has

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Speaker 4: been recently designated a foreign terrorist organization. Does that augur

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Speaker 4: to you that that recent designation, Does that tell you

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Speaker 4: something about what President Trump is thinking with regards to

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Speaker 4: any type of future action.

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Speaker 2: Sure.

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Speaker 10: You know, the big debate in d C and you know.

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Speaker 11: During the prior administration and even towards the end of

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Speaker 11: the first Trump administration, was do we go ahead and

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Speaker 11: designate Narco terrorists? As foreign terrorist threats. What that means

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Speaker 11: is by giving them that ft O designation, that opens

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Speaker 11: up an entirely new set of tool sets that the

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Speaker 11: President can use to persecute these targets up until, you know,

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Speaker 11: prior to being an ft O designate. What that means

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Speaker 11: is that you're really your hands are kind of tied

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Speaker 11: in our criminal justice system, and that hasn't really worked.

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Speaker 11: In fact, Maduro has been indicted in the Southern District

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Speaker 11: of Florida for as you know, as a as a

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Speaker 11: narco lord, and and that hasn't you know, he hasn't

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Speaker 11: turned himself over to arrest or the US marshals haven't

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Speaker 11: been able to execute a warrant, so that that doesn't

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Speaker 11: really move the needle. By designating them a foreign terrorist organization,

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Speaker 11: what that means now you can bring in the US military.

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Speaker 11: You can leverage all the intelligence community assets and tools

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Speaker 11: to you know, to to you know, to use and

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Speaker 11: to persecute a you know, a uh, you know, a

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Speaker 11: real active campaign against a foreign terrorist organization basically and

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Speaker 11: have now been elevated to the same level as al

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Speaker 11: Qaeda and you know, and and al Shabab and and

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Speaker 11: all these other terrorist organizations. So that that means if

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Speaker 11: it was legal to conduct these operations in Afghanistan and Iraq,

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Speaker 11: Yemen and elsewhere, it's certainly legal to conduct him in Venezuela.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Let me ask you whether you think the President will

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Speaker 1: go to Congress and seek permission and whether he'll act

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Speaker 1: you and latterly because he is authorized under the Terrorism

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Speaker 1: War Declaration.

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, I'm no, I'm no lawyer, but I

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Speaker 11: will say, you know, under Panama, we didn't seek a

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Speaker 11: War Powers Act, and we went in there, and we

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Speaker 11: really did go in there with boots on the ground,

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Speaker 11: you know, and and you know, took Noriega, placed him

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Speaker 11: under arrest, and flow him back to to the United States.

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Speaker 10: Same thing in Grenada. I you know, if the President.

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Speaker 11: Decides to do that, that's fine, that's great. I mean,

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Speaker 11: nothing would be better to have US Congress support behind it.

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Speaker 11: But let's remember us the United States Congress hasn't declared

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Speaker 11: war in a very long time. Vietnam was never a

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Speaker 11: declared war. Now, I'm no fan, and I agree I

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Speaker 11: think with like most Americans, common sense prevails that that

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Speaker 11: we shouldn't have a long, extended, protracted military operation in

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Speaker 11: Venezuela and get bogged down there in nation state building

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Speaker 11: and all of that. This is not Afghanistan, right, this

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Speaker 11: is not a rock These are not fanatics. These are

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Speaker 11: folks that at the first sign of uh, you know

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Speaker 11: of a better way, they're going to run that way.

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Speaker 11: Most most Venezuelan soldiers haven't had a meal in the

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Speaker 11: past few days. You know, Venezuelan citizens are are one

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Speaker 11: of the you know, are one of the only people

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Speaker 11: in Latin America that consistently lose weight every year because

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Speaker 11: there just isn't enough food to feed them. So these

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Speaker 11: are folks that are not really behind this regime in

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Speaker 11: any way, and that extents throughout the military. Only the

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Speaker 11: top generals, the members of CATS who are the ones

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Speaker 11: who benefit from narco trade are probably the only ones

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Speaker 11: I wouldn't be too worried about any kind of long

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Speaker 11: I think I had the second highest GDP in this

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Speaker 6: Uh.

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Speaker 11: So you know, these are folks that that that remember

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Speaker 11: what a democracy is, remember what capitalism is. And there's

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Speaker 11: plenty of Venezuelan and Americans in South Florida, New York

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Speaker 1: Again, there's a good lesson for anyone in America who

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Speaker 1: think socialism a good idea of that country was destroyed

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Speaker 2: Leaders and the generation.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a great honor to have you and I

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Speaker 1: always appreciate your expertise.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us tonight.

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Speaker 10: Thanks ys.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, what a great interview.

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Speaker 1: Always always had a lot of fun. All Right, folks

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to our Just the News health update brought

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Speaker 4: to you by Nativepath and in this culture of making

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Speaker 4: America healthy again. We love having these conversations and joining

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Speaker 4: us now. The co founder and chief culture officer at Nativepath,

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Speaker 4: doctor Chad Walding. Doctor Walding, thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 6: Hello, Hi Amanda, Hi John, Thank you so much for

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Speaker 6: having me.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we love having you.

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Speaker 4: And you know, when you think about what's happening politically

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Speaker 4: culturally in our country, there are a lot of crises

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Speaker 4: boiling up to the surface. And I don't want to

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Speaker 4: make light of mental health and putting a band aid

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Speaker 4: on it with sleep. But sleep is so foundational to

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Speaker 4: so much of our health, but particularly mental isn't.

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Speaker 12: It extremely And it's one of the least talked about

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Speaker 12: things going on right now when someone has depression or

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Speaker 12: they're dealing with anything, you know, when they go to

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Speaker 12: the doctor and said.

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Speaker 6: Can you help me?

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Speaker 12: I feel like as medical professionals, as the medical industry,

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Speaker 12: I feel like we've done a poor job in encouraging

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Speaker 12: and really educating on people on sleep and understanding really

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Speaker 12: what they can do to in order to feel better.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 12: So, a Native Path, we are always focusing on the foundations.

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Speaker 12: We're all about wax on, wax off, take care of

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Speaker 12: the foundational things because if you don't take care of them,

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Speaker 12: you can supplement all you want, you can take all

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Speaker 12: the medications you want, but nothing will really change.

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Speaker 10: Right.

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Speaker 12: So when it comes to sleep, just like when it

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Speaker 12: comes to nutrition, it's important for us to realize these

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Speaker 12: changes that have been happening slowly over time, actually during

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Speaker 12: the past hundred years.

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Speaker 6: Right. So for instance, a hundred.

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Speaker 12: Years ago, two hundred years ago, thousand years ago, humans

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Speaker 12: on average were sleeping eight to ten hours a night,

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Speaker 12: and they were sleeping throughout the night.

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Speaker 6: They were getting really good, restless sleep.

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Speaker 12: Something changed about one hundred years ago, and a little

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Speaker 12: bit over one hundred years ago was a man named

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Speaker 12: Thomas Edison. He indvitted this thing called the light bulb, right,

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Speaker 12: and all of a sudden, the day turned into night.

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Speaker 12: Because we stay inside and the night turn into day.

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Speaker 12: We stay inside, we turn on these bright screens, we

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Speaker 12: have these bright lights that keep us up, and our

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Speaker 12: eyes and our skin get really confused and it throws.

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Speaker 6: Off our natural circadian rhythm.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 12: So the impact of that is we get less sleep.

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Speaker 12: You know, the average person now is getting less than

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Speaker 12: six hours a night, and the sleep they do get

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Speaker 12: is not even good restorative sleep. They're not hitting that

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Speaker 12: deep you know, phase three sleep where things are repaired

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Speaker 12: and ram happens. It's a very superficial sleep. So because

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Speaker 12: we're tired the next day, we end up taking energy

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Speaker 12: drinks and sugar in order to give us energy. And

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Speaker 12: it's this ongoing cycle that after a while has down

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Speaker 12: stream effects. It has downstream effects to our mental health,

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Speaker 12: our mood.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 12: You mentioned things like depression, but even our cardiovascuar system,

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Speaker 12: our risk for cancer, obesity, there's a huge link between

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Speaker 12: how well we sleep and the way our metabolism is working,

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Speaker 12: and even things like Alzheimer's dementia. Studies are now showing

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Speaker 12: there's an incredible correlation between the quality of our sleep

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Speaker 12: and those long term mental disorders. Right So it is

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Speaker 12: the foundation, and in terms of recognizing this as an

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Speaker 12: issue and then correcting it is one.

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Speaker 6: Of the best things we can do.

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Speaker 12: Right So, I'm always big on the principles of good sleep,

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Speaker 12: you know, So what are the principles of good sleep?

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Speaker 6: Some easy things you can do.

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Speaker 12: First thing is when you wake up in the morning,

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Speaker 12: as quickly as you can, go outside or at least

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Speaker 12: look out the window and get natural sun exposure to

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Speaker 12: your eyes, to your skin, and what that does. It

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Speaker 12: sends as signal to your body the sun is up.

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Speaker 12: It starts producing corrizol, your daytime hormones.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 12: It regulates things and it allows you to have good

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Speaker 12: energy throughout the day in order to handle stress and

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Speaker 12: do all the things you want to do. And as

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Speaker 12: night comes in, you go outside again as the sun

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Speaker 12: goes down, and be careful about the light inside your house.

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Speaker 6: Right, not too much light, not too much.

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Speaker 12: Of a too big of a bright screen, where some

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Speaker 12: glasses if you have to to block out the blue light.

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Speaker 12: But making sure your relationship with light is the way

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Speaker 12: it should be.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 12: Our ancestors we're spending most of their time outside during

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Speaker 12: the day, and in the modern world, we're spending about

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Speaker 12: ten percent of our time as opposed to what our

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Speaker 12: ancestors are doing with ninety percent. So our relationship with

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Speaker 12: the light, our relationship with sleep is absolutely foundational to

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Speaker 12: our health.

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Speaker 2: Amazing.

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Speaker 1: Over time you're in the cycle, your brain begins to

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Speaker 1: deplete the things. It starts to be maladjusted because of

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Speaker 1: the cycle of the use reportting it through talk us

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Speaker 1: a little bit. I mean, people take Melantonin and now

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Speaker 1: to sleep and other things. But what are some options

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Speaker 1: dietary and otherwise that we can do to kind of

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Speaker 1: get that not only restorative sleep, but also the restoration

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Speaker 1: of our brain to normal function.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you mentioned the melotone and thing melatonin. We have

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Speaker 6: to be really careful about the dose. You know, too

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Speaker 6: much of it.

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Speaker 12: Can really throw off our natural rhythm for a lot

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Speaker 12: of people. We want to produce a meltonin as naturally

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Speaker 12: as we can, right, and that comes with our relationship

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Speaker 12: with light, you know. Outside of that, the good practices

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Speaker 12: of blacking out your room. You know, even if you

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Speaker 12: have an alarm clock, put a put a piece of

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Speaker 12: you know, block out the windows, giving yourself about three

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Speaker 12: hours of eating before you go to bed, three hours

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Speaker 12: before you go to bed, eat and then wait three hours.

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Speaker 6: That helps you. Your body doesn't like to be hot

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Speaker 6: when it goes to bed.

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Speaker 12: And when it comes to supplements, that's another area where

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Speaker 12: we've really missed the mark. These over the counter sleep

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Speaker 12: aids that so many people are taking. They don't give

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Speaker 12: you good restorative sleep. Drinking alcohol doesn't give you good

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Speaker 12: restorative sleep. You might fall asleep quick, but you're again

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Speaker 12: you're not getting that deep level sleep.

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Speaker 6: So something I recommend for this is collagen.

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Speaker 12: Collagen is something I talk a lot about about what

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Speaker 12: it can do for the structure of your body, your skin,

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Speaker 12: your hair, your nails. But it also has an amino

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Speaker 12: acid in it called glycine, and that's a unique amino

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Speaker 12: acid that is really helpful to getting your body to

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Speaker 12: relax as much as you possibly can so you're calm.

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Speaker 12: Your body wants to be in a nice, calm, relax state,

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Speaker 12: and the glycine in collagen is incredibly helpful for that.

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Speaker 6: And an easy thing to do.

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Speaker 12: Is about an hour before you go to bed, have

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Speaker 12: a non caffeinated drink like a tea, a little warm tea,

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Speaker 12: sip on it, and then just start blacking out the lights,

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Speaker 12: read a book as opposed to watching TV. You know,

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Speaker 12: I mentioned watch the sun first thing in the morning.

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Speaker 12: These basic practices help you regulate your system in order

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Speaker 12: to feel better. They've done incredible studies where they're taken

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Speaker 12: people who are sleep deprived and can't sleep at all

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Speaker 12: and just have them go camping and just wake up

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Speaker 12: and fall asleep according to the sun and within two

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Speaker 12: to three days, their sleep issues are fixed right and

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Speaker 12: they feel better. That has a profound impact on the

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Speaker 12: rest of your health. So having these basic sleep practices,

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Speaker 12: having good suf implements to support you like collagen, and

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Speaker 12: an easy routine can be game changing for our health.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing.

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Speaker 3: One of my favorite morning rituals. And I'll just give

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Speaker 4: Within thirty minutes of waking up, when I'm starting to

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Speaker 4: even if it's cloudy outside. Just that natural light, that

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Speaker 4: vitamin D coming in works wonders to get your day started.

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Speaker 4: Doctor Tad Walden, co founder and Chief Culture Officer at

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Speaker 4: after this break.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody. It is our final segment.

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Speaker 4: And John, I don't know if you have the text

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Speaker 4: pulled up on your phone, but some interesting news out

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Speaker 4: of the White House, specifically the Oval Office.

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Speaker 3: How about it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I announcing just a few minutes ago. He's been

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Speaker 1: waiting for Pam Bondi to make this proclamation. I guess

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Speaker 1: she didn't, so he did it. He is declaring that

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Speaker 1: all pardons made by President Joe Biden that were signed

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Speaker 1: by autopan are null in void. He put that up

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Speaker 1: on True Social just a few minutes ago, the President

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Speaker 1: of the United States declaring Auto Penn Biden's auto pen

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Speaker 1: pardons of his predecessor to be null and void. Joe Biden,

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Speaker 1: you may want to wake up and take notice on

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Speaker 1: this one. This is a big one. This was coming out. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: that was the one he wrote by hand. That shows

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Speaker 1: you a little something about the president's priorities. But you've

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Speaker 1: got people that have been released from prisons on commutations.

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Speaker 2: We're going to have to be rounded back up. I

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Speaker 2: assume this is going to end up in the courts.

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Speaker 1: But I think the backstory here is that I think

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Speaker 1: he got tired of waiting for the Justice Department decide

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Speaker 1: on this. James Comer did a great report a month ago,

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Speaker 1: hit him.

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Speaker 2: On the show. Yeah, so there you go.

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Speaker 4: Could create some extra friction between President Trump and ag

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Speaker 4: BONDI yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 1: Or maybe she'll just have to do it now and

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Speaker 1: just say, well, the bos said it, so I don't

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Speaker 1: do my work on it. Well it's carried out, so

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Speaker 1: but stay tuned on this one. I mean, like I said,

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Speaker 1: there are people who have been released from prison already

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Speaker 1: and we need to figure out what that status is.

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Speaker 2: Is going to be a pretty amazing story. One is

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Speaker 2: not going to go away.

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Speaker 4: Euros a prison that are having headaches over this right now.

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Speaker 3: I'm sure.

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Speaker 1: Another fun thing that happened just about twenty minutes ago,

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Speaker 1: a Congresswoman Annapoline Luna filed the Discharge perdition to force

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Speaker 1: a vote on the Stock Act to stop members of

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Speaker 1: Congress from trading their own stocks. It is remarkable that

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Speaker 1: the leadership of the House and the Senate don't have

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Speaker 1: the courage. She'll let this come to a vote. Our

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Speaker 1: Congress does very little than what the American people want.

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Speaker 4: We'll talk about gripping power to save your own good mess.

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Speaker 3: Gracious. Okay, John, So do you know who Sabrina Carpenter is? Actually?

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Speaker 4: You know, before I get to this, there is something

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Speaker 4: heavier that I wanted to mention because we were talking

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Speaker 4: about Venezuela. I actually went to Caracas in nineteen ninety two.

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Speaker 4: And what Rick was talking about, this change that has

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Speaker 4: a galvanic change has happened within one generation, in.

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Speaker 3: Just my lifetime.

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Speaker 4: In nineteen ninety two, it was thriving, it was beautiful,

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Speaker 4: it was resource rich, it was efficient, and now.

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Speaker 5: Had a great ally and a great ally.

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Speaker 4: And now you know, thirty something years later, it is unrecognizable.

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Speaker 2: It looks like a.

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Speaker 1: Third world country, even though it has first world resources in.

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Speaker 2: First world infrastructure.

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Speaker 1: I think we have two looking glass mirror moments in

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Speaker 1: our country right now.

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Speaker 2: One is Venezuela.

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Speaker 1: If you think socialism is good, let's take a look

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Speaker 1: at it in Venezuela. And for those who want to

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Speaker 1: keep ignoring the debt, just take a look at what's

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Speaker 1: happening in.

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Speaker 2: Great Britain right now.

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Speaker 1: And the inability for Great Britain to manage its bills

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Speaker 1: any longer.

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Speaker 2: We're not that far from that moment, and we don't.

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Speaker 1: Have any courageous leaders right now in congresgating this done.

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Speaker 1: But there are two looking glass mirror moments that everyone

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Speaker 1: from young to.

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Speaker 2: Old to take note of.

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Speaker 4: Well, I have a looking glass mirror for Sabrina Carpenter,

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Speaker 4: who criticized our great ice agents. The White House put

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Speaker 4: out this video.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, have you never tried this one? You never tried

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Speaker 13: this one? You never tried this one.

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Speaker 4: Un So, that is one of Sabrina Carpenter's songs in it,

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Speaker 4: and she's on X. She didn't post this to her

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Speaker 4: own profile, but she commented on the post from the

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Speaker 4: White House. She said, this video is evil and disgusting.

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Speaker 4: Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit

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Speaker 4: your inhumane agenda.

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Speaker 3: And I looked at the comments.

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Speaker 4: John, and practically every single comment has to do with

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Speaker 4: you know, these are men and women in this country

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Speaker 4: who came here illegally, violent offenders, who have murdered Americans,

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Speaker 4: and you want to side with them. So if she's

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Speaker 4: looking in the looking glass, I don't imagine she's loving

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Speaker 4: what she's saying.

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Speaker 1: Back, he keeps turning out such amazingly bad adults, was

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Speaker 1: she Dizney sir, Oh.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, look at some of the pop started knowledge over me.

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Speaker 2: It helps that have us to watch the Disney Channel.

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Speaker 3: I love it, I absolutely love it.

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Speaker 4: All right, John, We've got some great reporting coming out tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: Tell us about it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the great work by Jerry Dunleavy, who continues to

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Speaker 1: dig in. So we know about the Afghans who came

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Speaker 1: here because they're helping the military. There were Taliban low

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Speaker 1: level civil servants. Talaban low level civil servants we're going

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Speaker 1: to report came into the country tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: Wonder who vetted them? I bet nobody, yes, and.

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Speaker 4: Kind of falls in line them in the wheelhouse of

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Speaker 4: the Biden administration. All right, everybody, that's all the time

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Speaker 4: we have for this evening.

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Speaker 3: We're going to be back here tomorrow night at six

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Speaker 3: pm Eastern. Grant Stinchfield has all the headlines and he's

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Speaker 3: going

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Speaker 4: To take you through the next hour with those because

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Speaker 4: tomorrow