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Speaker 1: So before I get to the Pete Haig says stuff

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Speaker 2: Maybe it's something close to your heart.

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Speaker 1: It's certainly something I've talked about a lot on this show,

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Speaker 2: Who abused you.

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Speaker 1: Your liberties, your rights and the name of a bad

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Speaker 1: And then when people say why did you do that, well,

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Speaker 1: me greatly. Remember what ram Paul said. Hear about Fauci.

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Speaker 3: We've discovered that the government is still funding Anthony Fauci.

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Speaker 3: He's retired, and yet the government spent fifteen million dollars

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Speaker 3: We're treating him like a former president, which is crazy

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Speaker 2: Vocally, publicly.

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Speaker 1: Maybe you're sitting there saying to yourself right now, I'm

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Speaker 6: We've got to emphasize positive command climates and inclusion. You know,

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Speaker 2: Good freaking grief.

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Speaker 1: That is what we've had in charge of the army

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Speaker 1: Ogles from the Great State of Tennessee.

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Speaker 2: Congressman, about twenty twenty two.

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Speaker 1: That clip came out and you were all over the stuff.

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Speaker 1: Have been all over this stuff for quite some time.

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Speaker 1: Exactly how bad is the rot inside the military right now?

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Speaker 7: I mean it is gracious when you listen to that clip,

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Speaker 8: The who these are attacking Israel.

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Speaker 2: Where are we at with?

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Speaker 1: And obviously there's a spirit campaign that works a lot

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Speaker 7: What are you hearing on Capitol Hill? Well, you know,

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Speaker 8: He's a fighter.

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Speaker 7: The DEEI Woke caucus within the military does not want

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Speaker 7: why there's a smear campaign against him. It's that simple.

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Speaker 7: And so look, if you want someone to come in

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Speaker 7: Hegseth and look and he said his own words. You know,

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Speaker 8: And that's what we need in Pete. Hegseth.

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Speaker 1: Congressman, what can we do with recess appointments? There's a

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Speaker 7: You know, our middle child, our fourteen year old, sign

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Speaker 8: But my hope would.

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Speaker 7: Be is that the Senate moves past this mirror campaign,

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Speaker 1: Congressman, we have a spending battle, as you always have

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Speaker 7: And look, you know, if you're President Trump, you know

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Speaker 7: I'm ranked now the second most conservative member of Congress.

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Speaker 1: I appreciate you very much. Please keep fighting for us,

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Speaker 9: What censorship did is is. It's not just that it

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Speaker 2: Love doctor J.

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Speaker 1: Very very excited for some of these most of these

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Speaker 1: First of all, let's talk about doctor J. Battacharia. I

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Speaker 10: This is some of the best news I've received in

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Speaker 10: And Trump could not have picked anyone better than Jay Bodicaria.

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Speaker 10: This is something the NIH was orchestrating behind the scenes

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Speaker 10: Epidemiologist and debate the merits of our proposed lockdowns and

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Speaker 10: school closures and mask mandates and other policies. No, instead

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Speaker 10: of just sitting down and having an open debate the

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Speaker 10: way science should be conducted, they said, we need a

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Speaker 10: swift and devastating, basically character assassination of these people. So

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Speaker 10: the former NIH director, I think think has to be

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Speaker 10: looking around at the devastation hopefully caused under his watch,

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Speaker 10: and maybe he'll recognize that it's time for a new leadership.

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Speaker 10: But in any case, President Trump is recognized that it's

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Speaker 10: time for new leadership. So Javadicharia is the perfect choice

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Speaker 10: for the NIH directly. He's a man of enormous integrity

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Speaker 10: as well. It's going to sound like I'm trying to

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Speaker 10: canonize him a saint or something, but he is. He

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Speaker 10: is a man with just enormous integrity and honesty and

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Speaker 10: fundamental human decency. And so you know, these are the

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Speaker 10: kind of people that we want in leadership positions. The

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Speaker 10: FDA Commissioner, Marty McCarey is another great guy.

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Speaker 4: I've gotten to know Marty over the last couple of years.

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Speaker 10: Marty is not beholden to the big pharma interests. He's

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Speaker 10: an independent thinker.

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Speaker 4: JOHNS.

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Speaker 10: Hopkins physician, written some terrific books on cost savings and

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Speaker 10: other thing other reforms that have to happen in medicine.

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Speaker 10: And the biggest problem with the FDA right now is

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Speaker 10: that they're captured by the very industry that they are

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Speaker 10: supposed to regulate, which is the pharmaceutical industry. And so

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Speaker 10: Marty is another really solid, terrific pick for FDA commissioners.

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Speaker 10: So those two guys I'm so happy about.

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Speaker 4: And of course RFK Jr.

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Speaker 10: As the new Health and Human Service as Secretary, which

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Speaker 10: is a large agency that oversees the NIH, the FDA,

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Speaker 10: and the CDC, among several other government agencies. So the

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Speaker 10: Department of Health and Human Services is I think going

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Speaker 10: to be under in very good hands under the leadership

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Speaker 10: of Robert F.

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Speaker 4: Kennedy Junior.

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Speaker 10: I'll tell you a brief story about Kennedy just to

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Speaker 10: kind of illustrate his character as well.

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Speaker 4: And it's going to perhaps sound like name dropping and

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Speaker 4: a shameless.

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Speaker 10: Plug for my book, But Bobby actually called me about

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Speaker 10: a year and a half ago and he said, in

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Speaker 10: his you know, scratchy deep voice, Aaron, I'm reading your

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Speaker 10: book and it says here on paid such and such

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Speaker 10: that so and so was affiliated with such and such.

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Speaker 4: And do you have a flipnote on that? Do you

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Speaker 4: have a reference for that? And I said, well, Bobby,

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Speaker 4: I got that information from this person. You need to

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Speaker 4: give him a call. He can, he can give you

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Speaker 4: the source on that.

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Speaker 10: And I tell this story because, unlike most people I

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Speaker 10: think in positions of leadership that take a sort of

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Speaker 10: thirty thousand foot view on the issues that they're dealing with,

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Speaker 10: RFK Junior is a man who knows what he's talking about.

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Speaker 10: He pays attention to details, and that little anecdote is

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Speaker 10: just an illustration of the fact that on the issues

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Speaker 10: that he's dealing with, he does a deep dive. And

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Speaker 10: anyone who's listened to him in interviews will tell you, Wow,

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Speaker 10: this guy really knows his stuff. He knows what he's

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Speaker 10: talking about, he's citing facts, he's citing evidence, he is persuasive,

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Speaker 10: and he's compelling because he's a man of enormous intelligence

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Speaker 10: that has done a really deep dive on the issues

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Speaker 10: that he is focused on.

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Speaker 4: And I think, sad to say, that's also.

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Speaker 10: Another rare quality among government bureaucrats. And among people that

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Speaker 10: are running the administrative state.

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Speaker 4: It was certainly a rare quality in.

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Speaker 10: The previous administration and the leadership that we had at

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Speaker 10: places like the Department of Health and Human Services and

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Speaker 10: the sub agencies like our public health agencies.

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Speaker 4: So all of this, those three appointments to me feel

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Speaker 4: like a real breath of fresh air.

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Speaker 2: Doctor how bad are doctor Oz?

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Speaker 1: Doctor with the doctor Janet Jeannette whatever her name is.

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Speaker 2: Look, yeah, look, I love the other ones. I love

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Speaker 2: all the ones you just named.

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Speaker 1: I saw these ones, I started banging my head off

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Speaker 1: the desk.

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Speaker 11: Should we be concerned, Well, I'm not impressed with the

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Speaker 11: surgeon general appointment doctor Janet nisch Watt.

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Speaker 10: At least the little I've seen her, and I don't

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Speaker 10: know her personally, So the big caveat big grain of

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Speaker 10: salt on this one. I can vouch for the three

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Speaker 10: that I mentioned because they're they're personal friends.

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Speaker 4: And so I guess I'll say the jury is still out.

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Speaker 4: Let's see what they do.

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Speaker 10: But some of these feel a little bit like, I

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Speaker 10: don't know, sort of celebrity appointments. Maybe people that haven't

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Speaker 10: drilled down and really done the work necessary to prepare

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Speaker 10: for a role like that, but I will suspend judgment

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Speaker 10: until I see what they actually do. The CDC appointment.

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Speaker 10: Dave Weldon is an interesting pick, and I'm cautiously optimist optimistic.

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Speaker 10: He is a physician and former member of the House

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Speaker 10: of Representatives, and I'm not an expert on him or

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Speaker 10: his policies, but I will say that the Weldon Amendment

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Speaker 10: that he pushed through during his time in Congress has

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Speaker 10: been a very important piece of legislation for conscience protection

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Speaker 10: for healthcare workers. Healthcare workers that do not want to

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Speaker 10: participate in things like abortion or so called gender affirmative

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Speaker 10: care because they believe that it's bad medicine and you

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Speaker 10: know it may run contrary to their moral convictions. Federal

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Speaker 10: law actually protects those doctors and nurses from basically being

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Speaker 10: forced to do things that they think are medically inappropriate.

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Speaker 10: And it's a little known piece of legislation. It always

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Speaker 10: it hasn't always been enforced by AHHS Department with the

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Speaker 10: vigor that it should have been. It was enforced under

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Speaker 10: my former friend, under my friend Roger Severino, who's formerly

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Speaker 10: head of the Office of Civil Rights and AHHS.

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Speaker 4: Roger did a really good job of enforcing that law.

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Speaker 4: It was not enforced.

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Speaker 10: Under the Biden administration, but it's a really important law

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Speaker 10: that we have on the books that Dave Weldon during

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Speaker 10: his time in Congress was instrumental.

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Speaker 2: Obviously, the.

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Speaker 10: Law bears his name because he was the main sponsor

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Speaker 10: of that bill. So I think he's a person of integrity,

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Speaker 10: and the CDC has been politic sized in ways that

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Speaker 10: are just totally unacceptable, and hopefully under his leadership, we

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Speaker 10: can bring that agency sort of back in line with

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Speaker 10: sound public policy and good science and medicine.

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Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens.

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Speaker 10: The Surgeon General, I think is largely symbolic. You know,

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Speaker 10: I'm not sure she actually has a lot of power

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Speaker 10: or sway she's influential, because you know, if the surgeon

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Speaker 10: in general slaps a warning on something, people actually do

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Speaker 10: pay attention to that, and so her word does carry

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Speaker 10: some weight, but we'll have to see. You know, she's

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Speaker 10: also she's also going to be working in an administration

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Speaker 10: that has some other good picks around her, and sometimes

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Speaker 10: having good people around you can have an influence on you.

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Speaker 10: So you know, we'll see what happens with that. I

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Speaker 10: guess you can't nobody bats a thousand. You can't win

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Speaker 10: them all on politics is the art of compromise. But

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Speaker 10: I think overall, from where where we are now to

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Speaker 10: where we're going to be in a month, we're going

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Speaker 10: to see sort of tremendous progress.

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Speaker 1: Doctor appreciates you as always. Please come back anytime. All right,

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Speaker 1: Supreme Court, big hearing today.

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Speaker 2: What happened? I don't know. I'm not a lawyer.

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Speaker 1: Josh Hammer is, though he's going to join us next.

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Speaker 1: Before we get to Josh, do you want to sleep

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Speaker 1: good every night? It's something you know. You do it

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Speaker 1: as a child, and you take it for granted. When

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Speaker 1: you're a kid, you sleep like a baby every single night.

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Speaker 1: And then as you get older and your shoulder hurts

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Speaker 1: and the stresses of life come every nights where you can't.

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Speaker 1: But there's a ton of things you can take to

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Speaker 1: help you sleep. But there's only one thing I've ever

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Speaker 1: taken that I still feel good when I wake up.

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Speaker 1: Every other thing I've ever taken it in my life.

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Speaker 1: If I take it to sleep, I wake up and

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Speaker 1: I'm just dying still. Not dream powder from beam, It's

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Speaker 1: natural melotone and things like that. It's a cup of

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Speaker 1: hot chocolate, just have a delicious cup of hot chocolate

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Speaker 1: before bed, and you drift off to sleep and you

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Speaker 1: wake up feeling great like you.

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Speaker 2: Didn't take anything. Sound good?

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Speaker 1: Go to shotbeam dot com slash Jesse Kelly, We'll be back.

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Speaker 1: There was a big Supreme Court hearing today. It was

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Speaker 1: about the mutilation of children in this country, something amazingly

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Speaker 1: we do here and it's lawful. Still having a hard

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Speaker 1: time wrapping my mind around how the United States of

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Speaker 1: America became that, but either way, I'm going to know

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Speaker 1: what happened at Scotus today. So joining me now, my

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Speaker 1: friend soon to be father, mister Josh Hammer, host of

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Speaker 1: the Wonderful America on Trial Josh.

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Speaker 2: Okay, the scot Is hearing.

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Speaker 1: I caught a little snippet gear and a little snippet there.

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Speaker 1: But since you're a lawyer and a huge nerd, I'm

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Speaker 1: sure sure you watched the whole thing.

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Speaker 12: What happened, lawyer in a huge nerd, I couldn't ask

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Speaker 12: for more flattering and show my good friends. Look, I'm

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Speaker 12: pretty I'm pretty sure that Tennessee is gonna win this case.

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Speaker 12: So just some context here. So Tennessee passed. Tennessee passed

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Speaker 12: a law called Senate Bill one. It bans the use

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Speaker 12: of puberty blockers cross sex hormones. I mean you describe

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Speaker 12: it accurately. I mean it's kitty chemical castration. That is

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Speaker 12: actually it's general mutilation. That is actually what Tennessee is

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Speaker 12: trying to ban here when it comes to minors under

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Speaker 12: the age of eighteen. There the claim that the other

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Speaker 12: side is making. And by the way, this case is

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Speaker 12: styled the United States versus Scrimmeti's Scrimti is the Attorney

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Speaker 12: General of Tennessee. The United States means the United States

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Speaker 12: because the Biden DOJ actually stepped in to sue this law.

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Speaker 2: Here.

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Speaker 12: By the way, Donald Trump should drop this lawsuit from

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Speaker 12: his DOJ on day one, January twentieth of twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 4: He has the authority to do so.

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Speaker 12: But in any event, today we have your all arguments here,

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Speaker 12: and I think it's going to go Tennessee's way. So

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Speaker 12: you saw Chief Justice John Roberts. He's obviously won the

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Speaker 12: swing votes. He seems very skeptical of the United States's

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Speaker 12: argument that this law is unconstitutional. They're making Jesse, they're

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Speaker 12: making a ludicrous Fourteenth Amendment argument. I mean, they're making

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Speaker 12: this argument basically that this amounts to discrimination against transgender

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Speaker 12: people who are a protected class the same way that

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Speaker 12: race and sex are protected classes when it comes to

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Speaker 12: American constitutional law. It's wrong on just so many different

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Speaker 12: levels here, and I'm pretty sure that the votes are

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Speaker 12: going to be there to uphold the constitutionality of this law.

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Speaker 12: I do note that I was a little concerned that

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Speaker 12: Justice Gorsch was very silent. He was the one who

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Speaker 12: went wobbly in the twenty twenty case, the boss Stock

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Speaker 12: case back when they did a similar stunt where they

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Speaker 12: read transgenderism into Title seven of the Civil Rights Act

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Speaker 12: of nineteen sixty four. So I was a little caught

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Speaker 12: off guard by Gorsach's reticence, his lack of asking any

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Speaker 12: questions of counsel today. But even if he goes wobbly,

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Speaker 12: and I don't think he will, but even if he does,

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Speaker 12: the fact that Roberts is on board, Kavanaugh Barrett seem

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Speaker 12: like they're heading the right way there, I'm pretty sure

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Speaker 12: the votes are there. I'll make just one final observation,

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Speaker 12: because this case is just such a ludic Chris constitutional argument.

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Speaker 12: You had some of the liberal justices saying some really,

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Speaker 12: really crazy things. But in the case of this culture

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Speaker 12: war magnitude, I think it really is accentuated here. And

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Speaker 12: I'll give just one example. Katanji Brown Jackson, who's, of

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Speaker 12: course Joe Biden's only nominee to Scotis. She was basically

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Speaker 12: analogizing this act in Tennessee to the bans on interracial

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Speaker 12: marriage that were overturned by the Loving versus Virginia case

659
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Speaker 12: at the US Supreme Court in nineteen sixty seven. She

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Speaker 12: literally made that argument. I kid you not there, It's

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Speaker 12: right there in the record there again, Jesse. More's the

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Speaker 12: points here, because this is obviously happening in the background

663
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Speaker 12: the context of the presidential election. Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 12: She had that crazy transgender statement back in twenty nineteen.

665
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Speaker 12: Donald Trump had a very effective add on that. And

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Speaker 12: I think the fact that Katanji Brown Jackson asked that

667
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Speaker 12: very question today and phrased it along those lines.

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Speaker 4: This is why they lose, Jesse.

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Speaker 12: This ultimately is why the left loses there, And personally,

670
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Speaker 12: as someone who wishes them nothing but the worst, I'm

671
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Speaker 12: very happy that they haven't learned any lessons apparently.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt, I'm going to ask you to do

673
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Speaker 1: a little crystal ball thing before we get to the

674
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden stuff. Donald Trump's going to assume the presidents

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Speaker 1: in January twenty is, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 2: That's four years.

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Speaker 1: Are there justices ours or theirs? You think he's going

678
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Speaker 1: to be able to replace? Do you see that on

679
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Speaker 1: the horizon?

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Speaker 4: I do so.

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Speaker 12: The very popular rumor in legal conservative circles is that

682
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Speaker 12: Justice sam Alito is probably more likely than not to resign,

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Speaker 12: probably over the next two years, just given the fact

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Speaker 12: that Republicans control the Senate right now fifty three to

685
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Speaker 12: forty seven. The Senate map in twenty twenty six is

686
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Speaker 12: not quite as auspicious, so it makes sense that you

687
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Speaker 12: would do it sooner rather than later. The rumor is

688
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Speaker 12: that Aledo has been kind of looking to get out

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Speaker 12: for a while. I have no kind of inside knowlogized

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Speaker 12: to the veracity of that, but this would be a

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Speaker 12: very good time for him to do so. Then the

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Speaker 12: question for us is whether Clarence Thomas does the same

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Speaker 12: thing there. I genuinely don't know the answer to that.

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Speaker 12: I viewed as pretty much a fifty to fifty proposition there,

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Speaker 12: but I think Alito is probably the likelier of the

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Speaker 12: two to step down over the next year or two,

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Speaker 12: but it's entirely possible that they both do, which would

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Speaker 12: actually open up two vacancies prior to the twenty twenty

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Speaker 12: six midterms if they happened one year after the other.

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Speaker 12: As far as other vacancies, you know, Jesse, sometimes you

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Speaker 12: just don't know. I mean, you know, Ginsburg passed away

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Speaker 12: in twenty twenty that opened up a seat for Amy

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Speaker 12: Cony Barrett there. You know, there's always the possibility of

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Speaker 12: family medical emergency something like that there. But but yes,

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Speaker 12: I'm pretty optimistic that Donald Trump's gonna have at least one,

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Speaker 12: possibly two, or potentially even more openings on the US

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Speaker 12: Supreme Court over the course of this next term there,

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Speaker 12: and because of the fact that he had three picks

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Speaker 12: the first time around, so he could actually have an

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Speaker 12: outright majority of five out of the nine justices there.

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Speaker 12: That is a lasting generational legacy if there ever is

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Speaker 12: one there.

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Speaker 4: So I hope that he gets that opportunity.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope so too.

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Speaker 1: All Right, Josh, let's talk about the absurdity of the

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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden pardon. Nobody's surprised. No one's surprised that Joe Biden,

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Speaker 1: pardon his dirtball. Son, Joe's the dirtball. He raised the

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Speaker 1: dirt ball. We all get all that, but even me

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Speaker 1: vin cynical Jesse was shocked at the breadth of the pardon,

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Speaker 1: a back dated eleven year pardon.

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Speaker 2: Josh, please take it away.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, Jesse, I think you and I have the exact

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Speaker 12: same thoughts on this. So I mean, I was constantly

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Speaker 12: of the course this past year, trying to prepare my

725
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Speaker 12: audience on America on Try with Josh Hammer for this

726
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Speaker 12: exact thing. I constantly said, do not believe this lying

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Speaker 12: man for a second. He is obviously going to pardon

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Speaker 12: Hunter Biden on his way out the door. Do not,

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Speaker 12: even for the slightest bit of time, take his words

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Speaker 12: even remotely seriously that he trusts the justice system.

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Speaker 4: What a load of crap, I mean.

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Speaker 12: Joe Biden has been an inveterate chronic liar his entire life,

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Speaker 12: going all the way back speaking of Clarence Thomas, going

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Speaker 12: all the way back to the Clarence Thomas hearings back

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Speaker 12: in ninety one, when he was parroting Anita Hill's lies

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Speaker 12: about sexual harassment in the workplace. Joe Biden was working

737
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Speaker 12: with Ted Kennedy to nuke Bob Borke back in eighty seven.

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Speaker 12: He's been a liar his entire political career, so I

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Speaker 12: never for a second believed that. But like you, I

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Speaker 12: also was caught at least a little off guard by

741
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Speaker 12: the fact that he was not even trying to hide

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Speaker 12: the fact that they were clearly tie up this to Brisma.

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Speaker 12: January twenty fourteen. How stupid, Jesse do they think we are?

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Speaker 12: I mean, what happened to the spring of twenty fourteen?

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Speaker 12: Have we been sleeping under.

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Speaker 4: A rock for the past six years? Dude joins the

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Speaker 4: border Brisma.

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Speaker 12: He's bagging in oodles and oodles of cash, millions and

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Speaker 12: millions a year there. I mean, it's just so farcical, honestly.

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Speaker 12: And even the way that they rolled this pardon out

751
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Speaker 12: was very legally sloppy from a lawyer perspective, because they

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Speaker 12: actually pardoned him then for all crimes up to the

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Speaker 12: very evening of the day that the partying came in

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Speaker 12: this past Sunday.

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Speaker 4: But they said this.

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Speaker 12: Around seven pm Eastern time, so Hunter Biden basically had

757
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Speaker 12: five three hours to commit whatever federal crime he wanted to.

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Speaker 12: You want to like traffic prostitutes across state lines. You

759
00:39:44,480 --> 00:39:47,640
Speaker 12: want to commit some sort of much worse attempts, whatever

760
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Speaker 12: it is, go for it.

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Speaker 4: Drug laws. We know he likes those laws.

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Speaker 12: I mean, he basically had five hours of total free

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Speaker 12: reign there, so I and the whole thing was ridiculously sloppy. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 12: from a constitutional perspective, the president's part and power is

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Speaker 12: quite cleanary, it's basically absolute, So this is going to

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Speaker 12: stand unfortunately there.

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Speaker 4: But what man, what an absolute joke?

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Speaker 2: Josh? Do you you think this paves the way?

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Speaker 1: Hopefully, this paves the way for all those January sixth

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Speaker 1: political prisoners to get off scott free. Surely it does, right,

771
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Speaker 1: Surely Trump walks in and says.

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Speaker 2: Hey, all of you go home.

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Speaker 12: So that definitely is my hope, and that is my

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Speaker 12: expectation as well. And that is probably the number one

775
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Speaker 12: silver lining of this particular part in this particularly self

776
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Speaker 12: serving corrupt act of venality, the likes of which we

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Speaker 12: have never seen in modern American political history. My hope

778
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Speaker 12: is that Donald Trump does basically turn the tables come

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Speaker 12: January twenty twenty twenty five. I would think that the

780
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Speaker 12: Jake sixers are going to receive a mass part in

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Speaker 12: around the around the first day or two in office.

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Speaker 12: I will note that the Trump transition team has been

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Speaker 12: a little more sober of their language. They're saying, that'll

784
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Speaker 12: be a case by case at hock adjudication as to

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Speaker 12: who receives a part in there. That's fine, that's let's

786
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Speaker 12: lawyers speak, that's legal language there. But especially in the

787
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Speaker 12: aftermath of this, I think you and I both hope

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Speaker 12: and I do indeed expect that that sort of partner

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Speaker 12: is gonna happen. More generally speaking, though, kind of just

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Speaker 12: zoom me out for a second here, the Hunter Biden stuff,

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Speaker 12: the lawfair stuff, Jesse. In light of these recent developments,

792
00:41:18,440 --> 00:41:21,120
Speaker 12: what's good for the goose is surely good for the gander, right.

793
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Speaker 12: I mean, a lot of people are just telling Donald

794
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Speaker 12: Trump to take the moral high ground and be the

795
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Speaker 12: bigger man. Come January twenty twenty Twine, you and I

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Speaker 12: both know these consultants that are saying that there. I

797
00:41:30,000 --> 00:41:32,160
Speaker 12: am so sick of this when it comes to the

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Speaker 12: issue of pardons, when it comes to the issue of

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Speaker 12: Lawfair Merrick Garland, Jack Smith, all these hooligans there, it

800
00:41:37,480 --> 00:41:40,440
Speaker 12: is time to turn the tables and to not seek retribution,

801
00:41:40,760 --> 00:41:43,759
Speaker 12: but to get justice, justice for those who have so

802
00:41:44,040 --> 00:41:47,480
Speaker 12: grossly upended our constitutional order and undermined our cherished rule

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Speaker 12: of law in this.

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Speaker 2: Country, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 1: Josh my friend as always, Thank you, brother, I appreciate you.

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Speaker 2: That was awesome.

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Speaker 1: I feel better. I feel better. I'm gonna or even

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00:42:00,400 --> 00:42:03,200
Speaker 1: better after light in the mood. That's next.

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Speaker 2: All right, it is time to lighten the mood. And

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Speaker 2: so I figured to lighten.

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Speaker 1: The mood, we might as well go ahead and talk

812
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Speaker 1: about my burgers once again. You see, if you go

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Speaker 1: subscribe to the YouTube channel YouTube dot com slash at

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Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly DC, you can have loads and loads and

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Speaker 1: loads of content just like.

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Speaker 2: This a cheeseburger.

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Speaker 1: It's designed to put delicious meat with melty cheese on it.

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Speaker 1: It's designed to deliver those two things into your mouth.

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Speaker 1: Acceptable additions to a burger are, by the way, not

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Speaker 1: pickles either.

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Speaker 4: You.

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Speaker 1: Pickle people are crazy. Now hold on, Corey, let me explain.

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Speaker 1: Let me explain.

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Speaker 2: I'm not anti pickle.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I like pickles as much as an Why are you?

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Speaker 1: I wish I could take that back, but you understand

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Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I'll eat a pickle. I'm fine if

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Speaker 1: the wife has some deal pickles at home. Sometimes you

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Speaker 1: get some from the store. All caamala down. A deal

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Speaker 1: pickle confineable. When you put a pickle on a burger,

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Speaker 1: it takes away from the big deal. The only acceptable

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Speaker 1: additions to a burger are things that in a way compliment, compliment.

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Speaker 2: The meat in the cheese.

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Speaker 1: Where people go nuts is they start picking every little thing.

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Speaker 2: I need.

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Speaker 1: Let us honeed tomatoes. We need extra pickles on this?

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Speaker 1: Should I get eight thousand onions? Then we need ketchup

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Speaker 1: mustard and mao, and then let's add some hot sauce

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Speaker 1: to it. It didn't need.

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Speaker 2: Any of that.

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Speaker 1: You know what lima beans needs that.

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Speaker 2: I'll see them all