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Speaker 2: I think people at Capitol Hill field the same way

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Speaker 2: pepto bismal moment in the marketplace, and finance ministers around

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Speaker 2: the world and now holding onto their stomachs. People are

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Speaker 1: All across our country.

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Speaker 2: I'll holding onto their stomachs that we're in one of

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Speaker 1: In the history of the world.

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Speaker 2: And up here on Capitol Hill, I think Republicans right

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Speaker 2: now I'm thinking about popping bottles of champagne, but maybe

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Speaker 2: popping bottles of pepto bismo over the next few days

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Speaker 2: to really determine what is going to be the impact

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Speaker 2: on our economy. When JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs are.

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Speaker 1: Bull saying there's a doubling.

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Speaker 2: Of the chance we're going to have a recession this

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Speaker 2: year because of Trump's.

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Speaker 1: Actions, I like this.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't go diving into buying stock tomorrow. A bottoming

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Speaker 4: All right, that is down nearly four percent for the now.

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Speaker 5: For investors, What is your advice today.

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Speaker 6: Okay, whatever money you may need for the next five years,

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Speaker 6: please take it out of the stock market right now,

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Speaker 6: this week. I do not believe that you should risk

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Speaker 7: Stock market, even if you would take a tremendous loss

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Speaker 1: I don't care. I do not care where stocks have beens.

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Speaker 6: I do not care where stocks have been, I care

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Speaker 6: where they're going, and I don't want people to get

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Speaker 7: But if you need it after five years, then don't

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Speaker 6: Well, yes, if you have that much flexibility. I'm worried

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Speaker 6: I can't have you risk that in the stock market.

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Speaker 6: For very dramatic statement, Jim, very dramatic salment. First, I

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Speaker 6: thought about this all weekend. I don't want to say

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Speaker 5: I don't want to see what is coming that it

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Speaker 5: makes you say that.

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Speaker 6: I believe that we could have as much as a

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Speaker 6: twenty percent decline in the stock market. If you can

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Speaker 6: withstand that, of which most people can't, then I think

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Speaker 6: what you have to do if you can withstand it

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Speaker 8: For too long, a small group in our nation's capital

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Speaker 8: has reaped the rewards of government, while the people have

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Speaker 8: borne the cost. Washington flourished, but the people did not

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Speaker 8: share in its wealth. Politicians prospered, but the jobs left

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Speaker 8: and the factories closed. The establishment protected itself, but not

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Speaker 8: the citizens of our country. Their victories have not been

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Speaker 8: your victories. Their triumphs have not been your triumphs. And

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Speaker 8: while they celebrated in our nation's capital, there was little

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Speaker 8: That all changes starting right here and right now, Because

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Speaker 8: this moment is your moment.

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Speaker 9: It belongs to you.

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Speaker 8: It belongs to everyone gathered here today and everyone watching

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Speaker 8: all across America. This is your day, This is your celebration,

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Speaker 8: and this the United States of America, is your country.

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Speaker 8: What truly matters is not which party controls our government,

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Speaker 8: but whether our government is controlled by the people. January twentieth,

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Speaker 8: two thousand and seventeen, will be remembered as the day

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Speaker 8: the people became the rulers of this nation again. The

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Speaker 8: forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten.

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Speaker 1: No longer.

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Speaker 10: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 10: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 11: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 10: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 11: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 10: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 12: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 1: Mega media?

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Speaker 12: I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 1: Of these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 10: Yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 4: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 1: War Room, here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 11: Thursday, three April, year of everlerd twenty twenty five. I

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Speaker 11: wanted to have some history. I may pull Jim. So

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Speaker 11: we had Jim Kramer in the meltdown of two thousand

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Speaker 11: said if you need any cash next five years, I'm

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Speaker 11: not panicking, but you should sell everything you've got. That's

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Speaker 11: what they try to do today. Katie Turr at the end,

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Speaker 11: the New York Stock Exchanged floor, trying to elicit people

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Speaker 11: but there's certainly not a panic.

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Speaker 10: They're trying to elicit a panic.

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Speaker 11: And what's fascinating someone like Katie Turr who's never cared

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Speaker 10: One of the great treats, I think from bad Ombray.

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Speaker 11: They said, they've gone from the you know, the panic

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Speaker 10: Poso's in the in the studio here.

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Speaker 11: Jack's been out and about all day, a little bit

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Speaker 11: at six. She's been over in Bosburg just taking the tour. Well,

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Speaker 11: she's taking Bosburg and Bosburg. I thought I gave you

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Speaker 11: to you guys. Today Steve Cortez is with us. Cortez,

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Speaker 11: I want to go to you first. Give me the analytics.

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Speaker 11: There There has been a but it's an orderly sell

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Speaker 11: Year's Eve. I think of twenty four going down memory, Lenny.

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Speaker 11: But that gets back to the core of what President

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Speaker 10: Give me some analytics. Is Katie Urr right? Is this

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Speaker 10: a complete meltdown? Is this should cost panic?

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Speaker 11: If you have any stock you need cash in the

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Speaker 11: next five years, like Kramus said, should you sell.

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Speaker 13: No as usual, Katie Terr is completely wrong, and you're right.

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Speaker 13: It is simply not believable in any sense that she

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Speaker 1: I mean, please, all right, anybody can see through.

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Speaker 13: This ridiculous facadonomery guarding Jim Kramer. By the way, I

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Speaker 1: But he is constantly wrong.

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Speaker 13: There is a reason that inverse Kramer is one of

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Speaker 13: the more popular financial accounts on social media because if

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Speaker 13: most part, you're going to be very wealthy and very prosperous.

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Speaker 1: And you're exactly right, Steve.

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Speaker 13: That's going all the way back to two thousand and

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Speaker 1: So corporate media, though, of course, is giving him his

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Speaker 13: Why because he's a liberal New York Democrat who is saying, panic,

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Speaker 1: So let's talk about the reality of today.

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Speaker 13: And I say, this is somebody who traded for the

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Speaker 13: on Wall Street. It was a bad day, Okay, no

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Speaker 13: way we can't shine a sneaker. It was a bad day,

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Speaker 13: down almost five percent on the S and P. Most

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Speaker 1: It just wasn't.

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Speaker 1: But it was entirely orderly.

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Speaker 13: Okay, And I'm not trying to diminish losses, but the

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Speaker 13: I think that's important for us. You'll never see this

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Speaker 13: importantly than what the market did today, Steve, is what

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump is doing in terms of trying to re

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Speaker 13: industrialize this country and in doing so, to reinvig or

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Speaker 13: We have, unfortunately, Steve, an economy in this country that

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Speaker 13: The first is offshoring and the second is gargantuan unsustainable debt.

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Speaker 13: Now tariffs, by the way, addresses both of those problems

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Speaker 13: concurrently right because it compels onshoring back to the United States.

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Speaker 13: The best way around them you set up shop right

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Speaker 13: And then on the debt front, we know that most

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Speaker 13: have incurred absolutely recklessly exorbitant borrowing and spending. Most of

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Speaker 13: which means that from here forward the situation gets much

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Speaker 13: more dire and much more serious. So what's the best

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Speaker 13: He's talked about it for decades. He was talking about

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Speaker 10: So bad day.

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Speaker 11: The worst was overnight when they first heard it, because

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Speaker 10: The one thing that's going to drive any.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna make a short commercial break postos in the house.

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Speaker 11: The Great Deal is what you call it, a great deal.

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Speaker 11: That's what we have coming for you. You you refer

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Speaker 14: Right.

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Speaker 5: What is your advice today?

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Speaker 6: Okay, whatever money you may need for the next five years,

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Speaker 7: Stock market, even if you would take a tremendous loss

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Speaker 1: I don't care.

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Speaker 6: I do not care where stocks have been. I do

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Speaker 7: But if you need it after five years, then don't

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Speaker 6: Well, yes, if you have that much flexibility. I'm worried

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Speaker 5: For the very dramatic statement, Jim, very dramatic Salaman.

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Speaker 6: First, I thought about this all weekend. I do not

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Speaker 5: I don't want to see what is coming that it

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Speaker 6: I believe that we could have as much as a

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Speaker 1: Ride it out.

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Speaker 10: That was back in two thousand and eight. That was

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Speaker 11: Because, don't get me wrong, two thousand and eight was

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Speaker 10: This is Trump from the beginning.

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Speaker 11: He would watch lou Dobbs when he first started coming

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Speaker 10: This guy a guy that's going to be a reformer.

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Speaker 11: He would always go and talk about trade, talk about

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Speaker 10: This is Trump to his core. That's why that speech yesterday,

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Speaker 15: It's the great deal.

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Speaker 11: Tell me about influencers. MAGA is a great deal resonating

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Speaker 10: People are liking it. I'm starting to see people pick

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Speaker 10: So the whole thing is we've never really had a

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Speaker 15: And it's kind of like we were joking about on

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Speaker 15: No more, no more.

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Speaker 10: Hold it.

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Speaker 11: We've got President Trump on Air Force and President Trump's

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Speaker 11: Because it's the week before the Masters and these guys

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Speaker 10: Let's go and play it.

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Speaker 13: You know it's going to have to leave.

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Speaker 17: A few months even when el On these it goes

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Speaker 1: A wild should stick around in some kind of capacity.

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Speaker 17: you spoke at to any executives today.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want to say hope, but I speak

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Speaker 4: to a lot of the auto executives. But we have

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Speaker 4: much more than autos. We have chips coming in, we

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Speaker 4: have steel coming in. The steel factories are opening up

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Speaker 4: and expanding and levels and people have not seen. Also,

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Speaker 4: can you.

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Speaker 9: Tell us a little bit about your meeting with Laura

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Speaker 9: Lumer and Mike Woltz today how that came out.

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Speaker 4: So, Laura Lumer is a very good patron. She is

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Speaker 4: a very strong person. And I saw her yesterday for

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Speaker 4: a little while. She has watch She recommendations of things

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Speaker 4: and people, and sometimes I listen to those recommendations like

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Speaker 4: I do with everybody. I listened to everybody, and then

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Speaker 4: I make a decision. But I saw her yesterday. She

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Speaker 4: was at the ceremony that she is. She'll always have

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Speaker 4: something to say, usually very constructed.

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Speaker 9: What did she recommend?

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Speaker 16: Uh?

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Speaker 1: She recommended certain people for jobs adding adding.

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Speaker 9: To the administration. No, not firing, Well, she'll recommend that too.

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Speaker 4: Who yesterday she recommends some people for jobs.

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Speaker 17: Did she have anything to do with the nsc aids

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Speaker 17: who were ousted.

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Speaker 2: No, no, don't.

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Speaker 17: Did you know how many sor do you know how

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Speaker 17: many from the NSSE May was in five a dozen?

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Speaker 9: I really don't know who does. There were a couple

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Speaker 9: of there who did Laura recommend Tying?

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Speaker 16: Well?

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Speaker 4: I don't want to say that, but she's she's recommended

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Speaker 4: some good people over the years she's been she's been

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Speaker 4: in the party a long time.

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Speaker 1: She's done a good job. Do you trust your national

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Speaker 1: Securities is doing what you want them to do?

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Speaker 4: We've done very well. We've had big success with the hoodies,

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Speaker 4: as you probably know. Nobody's been able to do it

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Speaker 4: like us. And they were shooting the boats out of

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Speaker 4: the water that were sinking ships. That's what they want

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Speaker 4: to do, and they're getting to make charge out of

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Speaker 4: sinking ships. And unfortunately they're associated with the RANT very closely.

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Speaker 1: So they have to stop that.

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Speaker 4: But we've hit them very hard, and we've been hitting

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Speaker 4: them very hard.

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Speaker 1: Did you talk to Congress a little about her resolutions.

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Speaker 16: Get the turned os but power something about her resolution

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Speaker 16: to lot launch the body bringing hunters?

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Speaker 9: I did?

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Speaker 8: I did, and.

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Speaker 4: I would say this, I guess there's two sides to it.

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Speaker 4: Read it's a little controversial. I don't know why it's controversial.

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Speaker 4: I think she's great Ana, She support her, I think,

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Speaker 4: and I'm going to let the speaker make the decision.

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Speaker 4: But I like the idea of being able to if

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Speaker 4: you're having a baby, I think you should be able.

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Speaker 9: To call in and vote. I'm in favor of that.

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Speaker 4: I understand some people and I'm not involved in the issue,

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Speaker 4: but I did I suppose to Anna yesterday. She and

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Speaker 4: some people feel strongly about it, and I would agree

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Speaker 4: with it.

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Speaker 1: You know, so you mentioned ern.

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Speaker 17: Now you have come out and said, if they're gonna

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Speaker 17: sit down with the US, they want to use an intermediately.

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Speaker 17: And I believe the US wanted direct talks. Would you

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Speaker 17: still be going to talk to them by an intermedia?

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Speaker 9: It's better if we have direct talks.

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Speaker 8: I think it goes faster and you understand the other

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Speaker 8: side a lot better than if you go through intermediates.

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Speaker 8: Would they want to use they wanted to use intermediators.

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Speaker 8: I don't think that's necessarily true anymore. I think they're concerned.

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Speaker 8: I think they feel vulnerable, and I don't want them

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Speaker 8: to feel that way, and I think they want to me,

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Speaker 8: you know aroand they're talking about around you.

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Speaker 17: Said you don't think they want to use intermediate years anymore.

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Speaker 17: Did they send another letter? Did the UAE let you

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Speaker 17: know about this?

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Speaker 8: I know for a fact I think they'd like to

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Speaker 8: have direct talks.

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Speaker 1: Can you say anything about what the letter said from Iran?

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Speaker 7: No?

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Speaker 8: I just think I'm just telling you I think they

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Speaker 8: want to have Forget about letters.

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Speaker 10: I think they want to have direct talks.

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Speaker 17: When did that happen on Pinhagsath in this IG investigation?

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Speaker 1: Do you want to weigh in on that?

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Speaker 16: What is it?

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Speaker 17: There's an IG investigation into the Secretary of defensive use

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Speaker 17: of the signal out?

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Speaker 14: Oh?

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Speaker 8: And is that you're bringing that up again? Don't bring

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Speaker 8: that up again? Your editors from them. That's such a

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Speaker 8: wasted story.

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Speaker 9: So what Chinese farmland?

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Speaker 7: Do you have some plans for Chinese ownership of farmland

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Speaker 7: and the.

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Speaker 9: USA all the time.

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Speaker 8: And look, I have a very good relationship with China

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Speaker 8: and with the president to have a lot of respect

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Speaker 8: for a president she so you know, we look at

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Speaker 8: that all the time. Farmland, it's been an issue for years.

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Speaker 8: It's been people have talked about it for years. But

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Speaker 8: I have a lot of respect for China, and I

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Speaker 8: have a lot of respect for President She.

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Speaker 1: When's the last time you talked to President She?

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Speaker 8: I speak to him, doesn't matter when, but I speak

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Speaker 8: to him.

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Speaker 1: Say, we talked to Philinski recently, not too.

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Speaker 9: Long ago, yet, how did that go good? I think

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Speaker 9: he's ready to make a deal.

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Speaker 8: No progress, so that I think a lot of progress

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Speaker 8: now he's he's ready to make a deal. And I

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Speaker 8: think that President moved his ready to make a deal,

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Speaker 8: and then you'll stop the killing of thousands of young

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Speaker 8: people a week.

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Speaker 17: Did the real Dmitriev say that to your counter his

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Speaker 17: counterparts in the US thrill Dmitriev the Russian negotiator that

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Speaker 17: did Washington.

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Speaker 9: But I don't talk about specific people.

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Speaker 4: I just will tell you that there's a lot of

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Speaker 4: good conversation going on about Ukraine, Russia.

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Speaker 8: Her approval for the UK deal, over the tag of

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Speaker 8: silent and prime Minister's murder, and you're we're talking to

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Speaker 8: the prime minister about it, and we'll see that turns out.

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Speaker 8: He said, we have a very good.

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Speaker 9: Dialogue on.

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Speaker 8: And I think it was very happy about how we

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Speaker 8: treated them with tariffs, are a lot.

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Speaker 9: Of people were upsaid about how they're The Daily Mail

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Speaker 9: a lot.

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Speaker 10: Of people were upset today about how their forward case.

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Speaker 1: Would you read you have investments?

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Speaker 8: I think I think our markets are gonna bove.

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Speaker 1: We've got to give it a little chance.

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Speaker 8: But we're taking in jobs, and we're taking in industry,

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Speaker 8: We're taking in trillions of dollars. I think I think

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Speaker 8: our markets are gonna boom. Got to give it a

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Speaker 8: little bit of time. When they've already started construction on

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Speaker 8: numerous plants.

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Speaker 14: Soon there will be.

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Speaker 8: Many, many plans all over the country.

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Speaker 9: They're going and you gotta give that. You gotta give

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Speaker 9: that a little time. I haven't checked my forward Thank

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Speaker 9: you very much. What was the Fed?

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Speaker 17: A lot of money markets are now price to get

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Speaker 17: more FED cuts this year.

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Speaker 4: But one thing I like is interest rates going down.

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Speaker 4: You see that happening, and interest you know what's beautiful.

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Speaker 4: Interest rates go down.

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Speaker 1: I like.

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Speaker 9: I like groceries going down. I like ches going down

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Speaker 9: if you.

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Speaker 4: Look at it, and very importantly, the gasoline prices are

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Speaker 4: going down.

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Speaker 9: So a lot of good things happen.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for check, you for your time as president.

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Speaker 8: Thank you.

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Speaker 11: Okay, there's the President right there taking all questions. Jack Bosovak,

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Speaker 11: Any News, Laura Loomer, Laura Lumer took out three or

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Speaker 11: six members of the National Security.

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Speaker 15: Council, three that I heard from originally, and you know,

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Speaker 15: I read about that in the New York Times when

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Speaker 15: when it came out. I think Axios maybe originally had

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Speaker 15: the story to people at different pieces of.

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Speaker 10: It, and uh, you know, this is nothing that you.

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Speaker 15: Know obviously came out of the you know, I think

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Speaker 15: the signal situation, the signal chats and.

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Speaker 10: Which the President just blows off, Right, that's not interesting.

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Speaker 10: Let's move on.

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Speaker 15: But the president, Yeah, the president, he's a boring story.

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Speaker 15: He said that a couple of times where he said,

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Speaker 15: that's a boring story. You know, you don't want to

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Speaker 15: you don't want to hear the boring story.

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Speaker 10: That's boring. We're not going to talk about that.

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Speaker 15: And then he and then he moves on because remember

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Speaker 15: this is then so this is this is look, this

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Speaker 15: is no scout policy. But those but but but maybe

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Speaker 15: some mini scalps.

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Speaker 11: Many scalps, but those are those are internal. You're doing

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Speaker 11: those internally. They don't count scouts.

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Speaker 15: Well, look, scouts because remember there are a lot of

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Speaker 15: people still the way that the National Security Council is constituted,

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Speaker 15: there are still people who were either either.

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Speaker 10: Holdovers from detailers and details.

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Speaker 11: So thirds of the two thirds, the seventy five percent

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Speaker 11: of the staff is detailed from the Pentagon, from the CIA,

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Speaker 11: from DHS, from from Justice Department, State, and one third

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Speaker 11: are the political pointees, people that the president can bring in.

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Speaker 11: So it's basically thirty to fifty political. But the SEB

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Speaker 11: gorkas the world vast majority of detailers from detailers, Yes,

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Speaker 11: and you manage those detailers and they bring the resources

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Speaker 11: of those departments. The people that are gotten rid of

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Speaker 11: though were I believe political pointe is not detailers that

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Speaker 11: were not.

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Speaker 10: Well, I'll have to find out. I know there's a

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Speaker 10: list to detail these two.

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Speaker 11: We had a list of you know, put together by

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Speaker 11: Sargeant Higgins, I think was like one hundred and fifty

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Speaker 11: people should go back because the detailers were all dam

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Speaker 11: and Bush. Yeah, and Sergeant Higgins, of course McMasters did

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Speaker 11: not implement that. Hang one second, Steve Cortez has got

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Speaker 11: another clip. Let's play the clip, and Steve will bring

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Speaker 11: you back in any other thoughts you've got today, because

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Speaker 11: those are the questions that were bombard and the President

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Speaker 11: he's saying, Hey, I'm talking to executives, talking to automotive executives.

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Speaker 11: Everything I'm here is going to everything's going to work out.

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Speaker 11: Steve Cortez is going to play the.

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Speaker 18: Clip patriots, do you think that we should be a

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Speaker 18: country that makes things again? Should we be a society

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Speaker 18: where a family can thrive on a single income. Well,

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Speaker 18: we can never reach those goals unless we get trade

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Speaker 18: policy correct, and tariffs are a huge part of that

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Speaker 18: new agenda of patriotic populist nationalism.

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Speaker 11: Steve Cortez explained that for me, we can't get the

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Speaker 11: economy right. Do we get trade policy right?

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Speaker 10: What do you mean by that?

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Speaker 13: That's exactly right, because again, too much of the economy

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Speaker 13: for decades has been predicated upon offshoring and massive exorbitant,

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Speaker 13: unsustainable debt.

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Speaker 1: And what you know I promoted there and.

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Speaker 13: Communicated in that video and an article I wrote on

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Speaker 13: it as well, is that President Trump is doing something

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Speaker 13: daring here right, and he is challenging America to dream

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Speaker 13: about something big. For example, let's reclaim a prosperity that

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Speaker 13: we used to have in this country where a family

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Speaker 13: could thrive on one single middle class income. We've completely

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Speaker 13: left that economic realm, and we hardly even talk about it.

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Speaker 13: But President Trump is saying, here's how we get back

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Speaker 13: there by reindustrializing the United States, by making sure that

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Speaker 13: we make things in this country again, and by making

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Speaker 13: sure that we are not abused by predatory trade practices

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Speaker 13: from any other country, particularly China, but even from our

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Speaker 13: supposed friends, that we are not going to be abused again.

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Speaker 1: And by the way, I think.

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Speaker 13: President Trump, you made this point earlier, Steve, it's so important.

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Speaker 13: President Trump's whole life, really, if you look at it,

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Speaker 13: has been leading to this moment, because you're right, He's

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Speaker 13: done some incredible things on the border, some incredible things

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Speaker 13: on the culture, on pro life, a huge list of

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Speaker 13: material accomplishments.

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Speaker 1: But his signature issue, if you go.

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Speaker 13: Back all the way to when he first became a

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Speaker 13: public figure, all the way back to the nineteen eighties,

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Speaker 13: his signature issue has been trade and has been the

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Speaker 13: way America has been abused in trade. And by the way, Steve,

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Speaker 13: I will you know public confession here. I speak about

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Speaker 13: this with the zeal of a convert because I used

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Speaker 13: to be a Wall Street Republican. I used to believe

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Speaker 13: in that nonsense of so called free trade until Donald

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Speaker 13: Trump came along in twenty fifteen and opened my eyes,

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Speaker 13: and I think opened a lot of people's eyes and said,

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Speaker 13: wait a second, we don't have free trade.

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Speaker 1: We never have.

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Speaker 13: It's been managed trade, and mostly managed against the interests

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Speaker 13: of working class Americans and in favor of the Chinese

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Speaker 13: Communist Party, and in favor of American blutocrats, an American

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Speaker 13: oligarchs for their self agroandizement. And they simply don't care

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Speaker 13: what happens to entire communities, entire regions, entire industries in

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Speaker 13: the United States. So he has been working toward this

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Speaker 13: in many ways his entire life. This is a culmination

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Speaker 13: of a life's work. And again, this kind of a

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Speaker 13: grand strategy and this kind of a momentous policy shift.

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Speaker 1: It's not easy.

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Speaker 13: That the transformation is not easy, and there's fits and

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Speaker 13: starts of course along the way. But the point is

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Speaker 13: if we look at where it's going to take us,

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Speaker 13: we can also hearken back to history. It's not only

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Speaker 13: looking forward, parking back to Alexander Hamilton, to Abraham Lincoln,

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Speaker 13: some of the great champions of tariffs in American history.

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Speaker 1: So looking back on our history and then looking forward.

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Speaker 13: At what we can and will become if we insist

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Speaker 13: that we prioritize American workers in all of our trading relationships.

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Speaker 13: And again, we have an advantage that no other country

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Speaker 13: in the world has. We've earned that advantage.

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Speaker 1: It's not luck.

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Speaker 13: We earn the advantage of being the crown jewel consumer

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Speaker 13: mark in the world. And when everyone is dying to

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Speaker 13: get into your section of the theater, you're part of

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Speaker 13: the stadium, you charge a premium. That is what Donald

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Speaker 13: Trump is starting to do. And I think it's also

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Speaker 13: important for us to telegraph, you know, as Jack was saying,

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Speaker 13: that these aren't just negotiation ploys. No, this is policy. Okay,

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Speaker 13: this should be permanent. We should have been doing this

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Speaker 13: for decades. We did it for many, many decades in

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Speaker 13: our history. We should have been doing it in our

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Speaker 13: recent history. We're going to do this going forward. You

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Speaker 13: have to pay a premium to get in here. You

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Speaker 13: will not abuse American workers. And if you want access

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Speaker 13: to this market, the best way to do it is

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Speaker 13: employee Americans, invest here by American real estate, American capex,

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Speaker 13: make your products here, and then the terrorists are irrelevant.

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Speaker 11: To you a a couple of days at least of choppiness,

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Speaker 11: and particularly as the left, the left.

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Speaker 10: Is trying to spur a panic.

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Speaker 11: Here a couple of days of Steve Lisman and these

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Speaker 11: guys on CNBC trying to got on people dumping their stocks,

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Speaker 11: dumping their bonds, Sir, you expect that the next couple

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Speaker 11: of days, you know.

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Speaker 13: Let me give you a word about Steve Lashman's as

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Speaker 13: I mentioned before. You know, I worked at CNBC for

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Speaker 13: a long time and had great years there. Steve Leishman

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Speaker 13: has worked his entire career in journalism, Okay, went to

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Speaker 13: Columbia journalist school, then took his Ivy League journalism degree,

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Speaker 13: and worked in journalism as a as a dutiful stenographer

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Speaker 13: and pr agent for the American establishment. So when he

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Speaker 13: talks about financial markets, he's not somebody you know who,

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Speaker 13: like me, traded the Chicago options markets, dealt with the

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Speaker 13: Chicago pits, with some of the wildest forms of capitalism possible.

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Speaker 13: He's not somebody who managed money, not somebody who took risk.

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Speaker 13: It's not somebody who assigned paychecks. He simply pontificates his

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Speaker 13: ridiculous leftist defenses of the ruling class prerogatives in this country.

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Speaker 1: That's the reality.

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Speaker 13: And to you answer your question directly, are they trying

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Speaker 13: to gin up fear and panic?

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Speaker 1: One hundred percent they are.

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Speaker 13: Why because they hate Trump more than they love this country.

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Speaker 13: They despised Trump more than they care about the prosperity

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Speaker 13: of their fellow Americans. That is the reality here. To

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Speaker 13: all the deplorerals out there, please don't fall for it.

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Speaker 13: I'm not saying things aren't volatile. Of course, there's volatility

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Speaker 13: in the market. I'm not saying this wasn't a bad day.

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Speaker 13: It was absolutely a bad day in the market. I'm

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Speaker 13: saying keep perspective, put things in context, in broader context,

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Speaker 13: and then also focus on where we are headed now.

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Speaker 13: Because we painted ourselves into an awful economic corner, it

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Speaker 13: doesn't mean that getting to that place of reindustrialized America

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Speaker 13: and mainstream of prosperity. It's not easy, but it is

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Speaker 13: worth doing. And if any country on Earth can do it,

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Speaker 13: it's the United States. And if any leader and team

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Speaker 13: can do it, it's President Trump. With lieutenants like Scott

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Speaker 13: Besant talk about somebody who was managed money, who knows

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Speaker 13: about interest rates.

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Speaker 1: Who knows about bonds.

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Speaker 13: He's one of the most successful bond traders in the

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Speaker 13: world now managing the bond portfolio of the United States,

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Speaker 13: and President Trump mentioned this as well in the plane.

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Speaker 13: One of the few silver linings of this market volatility

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Speaker 13: lately is that money has come into bonds, and when

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Speaker 13: money comes in and buys bonds, it means interest rates

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Speaker 13: go down. So our debt our dead obligations, while still ridiculous,

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Speaker 13: have gotten a bit more manageable in recent days. That's

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Speaker 13: a good thing, you know. President Trump mentioned this interest

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Speaker 13: rates down since he took office.

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Speaker 1: Gasoline down, eggs down. That's real world.

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Speaker 11: That's the ten the ten yured treasury getting closer to

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Speaker 11: four y. So this episode, it's gonna be chopping for

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Speaker 11: a couple of days. People got to stick with it. Cortes,

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Speaker 11: where do people go on social media to get these videos?

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Speaker 11: You're you're making these films everything about the American worker,

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Speaker 11: this new group.

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Speaker 13: Thank you, all of my my documentaries, my articles, everything

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Speaker 13: at Cortes investigates dot Com, Cortes with an Ask, Cortes

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Speaker 13: investigates dot Com and.

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Speaker 1: On X I'm at Cortes. Steve, thank you so much.

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Speaker 1: Steve appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Jay Broll.

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Speaker 11: The Cortes, good report from the pits. Cortes was in

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Speaker 11: the pits in Chicago with Santelli. Rick Santelli. That's a

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Speaker 11: real American. You have news to report to you.

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Speaker 10: Not Jeck Pisovic. President Trump.

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Speaker 15: He says they're on on the clip as well from

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Speaker 15: Air Force one that they asked him, how long do

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Speaker 15: you think it'll be to see this this manufacturing to

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Speaker 15: get to where you want it? And President Trump says,

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Speaker 15: this is a two year process. So that's in line

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Speaker 15: with what we've been reporting out on human events as

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Speaker 15: well about how this is not some ploy, this is

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Speaker 15: not him doing the art of the deal, which of

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Speaker 15: course a lot of people seem to think, oh, he's

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Speaker 15: just getting people to the table.

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Speaker 10: This is the opening bid.

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Speaker 15: And you know, even even Secretary Best said don't worry,

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Speaker 15: don't worry. I'll come in and said, look, no, no, no,

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Speaker 15: And how is President Trump portrayed.

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Speaker 10: It's an operation.

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Speaker 15: It's an operation the patient is doing was tweet to

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Speaker 15: swim the body.

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Speaker 10: The body is taking it.

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Speaker 11: Well, let's go back to Corteza's and it's working.

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Speaker 10: Let's go back to Cortesa's point, but it's going to

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Speaker 10: take us. This is to the core of the man.

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Speaker 11: This is what he's believed when he first started thinking

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Speaker 11: about public office and started thinking about something bigger than

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Speaker 11: New York City real estate, something bigger than himself. He

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Speaker 11: was focused from the very beginning on the country, on

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Speaker 11: blue collar workers, on the heart of the country. This

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Speaker 11: is a guy that came from Queen Remember you got

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Speaker 11: first time you got in vote in sports was in football, right.

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Speaker 11: This is he's he's he's really a throwback to the

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Speaker 11: mad Men era. You look at Trump, you think of this,

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Speaker 11: frank City came up and they came up in that era.

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Speaker 11: This guy understands what America was at the top of

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Speaker 11: its game when it was a manufacturing superpower, and how

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Speaker 11: those workers, how New York City was a manufacturing superpower

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Speaker 11: back in those days, back after the war, fifties and sixties,

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Speaker 11: before the jobs left.

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Speaker 10: This is to the core of him, is it not.

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Speaker 15: And even before that day, New York City was the

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Speaker 15: focal point from the Erie Canal, where all the Erie

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Speaker 15: cities would come down through the Erie Canal, you'd.

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Speaker 10: Stop in New York City.

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Speaker 15: That's what built Wall Street because It became the financial

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Speaker 15: capital for all of the ex.

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Speaker 11: Those Dutch, those Dutch trading right there where the dumb

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Speaker 11: mix and the POLLACKX we were don't be in the

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Speaker 11: work of the Steve Adores.

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Speaker 15: But this is this is the whole idea is we

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Speaker 15: don't even realize why New York City is New York City,

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Speaker 15: Why Wall Street exists. So you had to have the

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Speaker 15: financial trade there to be able to come in and

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Speaker 15: purchase and sell those exports that were coming out.

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Speaker 10: It was because of the Great Lake cities. Because those Great.

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Speaker 11: Lakes went to the Ohio Valley. They wanted to get

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Speaker 11: into the heartland of this country. That's what got you

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Speaker 11: across the Appalachians, across the head around.

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Speaker 10: That's why the manufacturing is there. It's all based on

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Speaker 10: the waterways.

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Speaker 15: If you just understand the waterways, this can all come together.

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Speaker 15: But nobody teaches any of this stuff anymore. Why do

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Speaker 15: the hoot these matter? Why is the Red Sea matter?

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Speaker 15: Why is the Panama Canal matter? Why does Greenland matter?

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Speaker 15: Why did the Great Lakes matter?

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Speaker 11: The vast Pacific specific the heartland and three island chains

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Speaker 11: the heartland of the nation.

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump understands it.

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Speaker 11: Folks what Trump is doing, and this is what crushes

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Speaker 11: all these people that's criticizing them all the time. It's

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Speaker 11: a geoeconomic and geostrategic reset that that is literally the

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Speaker 11: most and biggest thing since World War Two, which was

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Speaker 11: a culmination. World War Two either ended or was a

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Speaker 11: midpoint in a war that started in nineteen fourteen and

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Speaker 11: ended up basically in nineteen eighty nine, right the short

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Speaker 11: twentieth century, and the world was World War Two was

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Speaker 11: the midpoint of that. Trump is trying to essentially end

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Speaker 11: that war, right because the Cold War really didn't end it,

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Speaker 11: and have another geostrategic reseaid. That's why the Russian people

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Speaker 11: and the Chinese people are so central here.

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Speaker 10: They're are true allies.

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Speaker 11: They're the ones that bled in World War Two, as

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Speaker 11: ourselves in the British produced the arms and came in

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Speaker 11: from the perimeter in a very bloody and gallant way,

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Speaker 11: but to free the Eurasian land mass from the fascist

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Speaker 11: powers that we're trying to control.

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Speaker 15: It, and in a way we sort of inherited the

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Speaker 15: British Empire and we've sort of been attempting to maintain this.

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Speaker 15: We call it different things.

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Speaker 10: We call it the liberal world or the post war

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Speaker 10: international rules based order, the rules based et cetera.

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Speaker 15: But it's basically along the lines of the British Empire

891
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Speaker 15: plus plus a few things. That's why India is on board,

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Speaker 15: That's why all the rest of it is there. So

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Speaker 15: the Commonwealth Countries former Comonwealth Countries. President Trump actually has

894
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Speaker 15: an interesting correspondence with King words about the Uh, don't go.

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Speaker 10: Get my brother Alex Jones. He's got post Raheem's on

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Speaker 10: here about that. He's got post on Raheem talking about

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Speaker 10: poor Alex Jones will meltdown again. But the point, the

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Speaker 10: point is that this has been the system. This has

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Speaker 10: been the system.

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Speaker 15: But America was never designed to be our whole independence.

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Speaker 15: Go back to seventeen seventy six and founding fathers did

902
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Speaker 15: not set us up to be part of the British system,

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Speaker 15: nor set us up to be the inheritors of the

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Speaker 15: British system. We were set up to be a separate

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Speaker 15: nation state that was was wholly independent, that was economically independent,

906
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Speaker 15: that was energy independent, that would be energy dominant. Ben

907
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Speaker 15: Franklin talked about that whoever controls the Mississippi and the

908
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Speaker 15: Mississippi River delta will have the power in this hemisphere.

909
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Speaker 15: He is very clear about this, and it's still true today.

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Speaker 15: So when you look at everything that we've done, is

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Speaker 15: we've attempted to over extend ourselves to become this sort

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Speaker 15: of New Britain and New Rome, whatever you want to

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Speaker 15: call it, and it just doesn't work. Some just doesn't work.

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Speaker 11: Somebody else knew about Mississipiuneruals Grant and Sherman who tried

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Speaker 11: to convince Lincoln we can end this war, but taking

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Speaker 11: the Mississippi. Once you take the Mississippi, you cut off

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Speaker 11: Texas and then we'll figure it out from there. We're

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Speaker 11: gonna take a short commercial break. Post is gonna stick

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Speaker 11: with us. Julie Kelly if she's out of court, she

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Speaker 11: was over at Judge Boseburg today.

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Speaker 10: The irony of ironies.

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Speaker 11: Boseburg is the judge that has to decide on the

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Speaker 11: on Facebook totally.

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Speaker 10: How does he draw Facebook? Actually on our he's on

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Speaker 10: our side on Facebook.

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Speaker 11: I hear that he does not want to delay the

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Speaker 11: trial because he's he turns out I think maybe a

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Speaker 11: anti monopolist if I'm hearing correctly, don't know.

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Speaker 15: But what the odds of that he draws Faceburg bought

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Speaker 15: the mansion right next to his house.

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Speaker 11: Is Zuckerberg now as staffer over the White House. Okay,

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Speaker 11: short commercial breakway back in the warm, just a moment.

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Speaker 11: We will buy till the rock God we originally let's

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Speaker 11: stick down.

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Speaker 12: That's an interesting asset. I mean, it's spend a spectacular asset,

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Speaker 12: not just this year, It's been a spectacular asset for

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Speaker 12: twenty five years. I mean, I would like to point

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Speaker 12: this out to people. Gold is outperforming the SMP five

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Speaker 12: hundred by almost one hundred percent over the last you know,

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Speaker 12: twenty five years.

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Speaker 5: It's a little known fact.

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Speaker 1: The risk for gold.

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Speaker 12: Something like that, which is a safe haven asset is

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Speaker 12: that's what you know. That's what you sell when you

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Speaker 12: need to sell something, you know. So we're definitely not there,

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Speaker 12: like for example, in COVID. If you remember in COVID

947
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Speaker 12: when we had the final collapse, gold went down as

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Speaker 12: much as the stock market. Why because that's what you know.

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Speaker 12: You sell what you can, not necessarily.

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Speaker 10: What you want to.

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Speaker 11: When say it, gold outperformed the S and P five

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Speaker 11: hundred over the last twenty five years.

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Speaker 10: That's pretty shocking. It's true.

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Speaker 11: We don't promote it here on the show. What we

955
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Speaker 11: do is tell you to go learn about gold as

956
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Speaker 11: a hedge in a store of value. But times have changed.

957
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Speaker 11: Goal's over thirty one hundred bucks. It's not about the price,

958
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Speaker 11: it's about how it got there and where it's going.

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Speaker 11: That's what Philipatrian team can give you. Birch Gold dot com,

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Speaker 11: slash Ben ended the Dollar Empire. Get smart, the smarter

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Speaker 11: the math assorted with macroeconomics or public economics. This month,

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Speaker 11: April is financial literacy month. Did you know that if

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Speaker 11: you become financial in flancery literate, you become more powerful

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Speaker 11: in your own life besides the fact you become more

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Speaker 11: powerful in the political life of maga.

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Speaker 7: Uh.

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Speaker 10: This Treasury Department actually talked to me today.

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Speaker 11: I think tomorrow we're gonna start rolling out some things

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Speaker 11: on financial literacy. Birch Gold dot com. Best thing you

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Speaker 11: Ultimate guide, Get it today, Get Smart post. So it

974
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Speaker 11: was great for you to drop by. A very busy

975
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Speaker 11: day for you, very a couple of busy days for you.

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Speaker 11: You've been all over.

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Speaker 10: Now you're tomorrow. You're in Harrisburg, Harrisburg, tomorrow. It's all over, man,

978
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Speaker 10: moving at home. What's up in Harrisburg?

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Speaker 15: Confidence Leadership Conference is going to be there with doctor

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Speaker 15: Steve Turley, We're going to be with Cliff Maloney. We're

981
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Speaker 15: gonna be talking new media, We're going to be talking how.

982
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Speaker 10: When do you run it? When are you running for

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Speaker 10: the senator?

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Speaker 1: For I love what I do.

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Speaker 10: I love what I do.

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Speaker 15: I love what I do, but I do get upset

987
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Speaker 15: when I see the people in Pennsylvania getting ripped off the.

988
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Speaker 10: Way that they are. And Joshapier, is your government come?

989
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Speaker 10: I can't don't even say come on five to three,

990
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Speaker 10: that little five for three. He's got a lot of

991
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Speaker 10: he's got a lot of problems.

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Speaker 15: Hey, pick on someone your own shap and And the

993
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Speaker 15: the thing is, though, is what what are we're going

994
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Speaker 15: to be talking about, especially with Cliff Maloney, is we're

995
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Speaker 15: going to be dissecting. We're going to be dissecting what

996
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Speaker 15: happened in Wisconsin. And I've been saying this, you know,

997
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Speaker 15: on human events as well. I said, I said, guys,

998
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Speaker 15: we need to be soros maxing He said, what Soros, Max,

999
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Speaker 15: what do you mean? He said, look, what does he do?

1000
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Speaker 15: What a source that He didn't just throw some money

1001
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Speaker 15: and have a bunch of rallies. No, he builds.

1002
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Speaker 10: He goes in and he builds institutions from the ground.

1003
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Speaker 10: Wait for low propensity voters, We need a machine.

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Speaker 11: Charlie's kind of started this, but Wisconsin showed that you've

1005
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Speaker 11: got to get to the Trump low propensally voters. Trump's

1006
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Speaker 11: not going to be on the ballot forever. Of course

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Speaker 11: he's going to be on the ballot. He's going to

1008
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Speaker 11: be on the ballot in twenty eight. But then thereafter

1009
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Speaker 11: we got to figure it out.

1010
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Speaker 15: Right, we got to get and we have to win

1011
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Speaker 15: in twenty six or else. The Trump administration grinds to

1012
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Speaker 15: a halt because there'll be an impeachment, the subpoenas.

1013
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Speaker 11: These folks, you don't want to go back through that.

1014
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Speaker 11: Remember the two Remember the years we had to fight

1015
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Speaker 11: all that.

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Speaker 15: You don't want to go Adams Shiff I'm sure has

1017
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Speaker 15: three you know three I teachment ideas on.

1018
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Speaker 10: No sign over the show.

1019
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Speaker 11: At the very first in October of twenty nineteen, we

1020
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Speaker 11: first started working apeachment because nobody else on the right

1021
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Speaker 11: was covering because we didn't believe it. Well, the White

1022
00:47:20,440 --> 00:47:22,719
Speaker 11: House was actually saying it's fake news. Right, so we

1023
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Speaker 11: had to start. We don't want to go back to that.

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Speaker 11: Remember how that that was a grind? Yes, that was

1025
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Speaker 11: a great So the way that you do it.

1026
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Speaker 15: No, I remember sitting right over there on the couch

1027
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Speaker 15: with Raheem and he would print out the transcripts and

1028
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Speaker 15: we're going through and you've got you know, Greg Taiat

1029
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Speaker 15: and this ambassador and that, and he's got the highlighters

1030
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Speaker 15: out and the different boxes and I'm like herd bro

1031
00:47:43,600 --> 00:47:46,279
Speaker 15: and and and but we went through it.

1032
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Speaker 10: We went through.

1033
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Speaker 15: We blew the whole thing up. And that's how we

1034
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Speaker 15: got Charamela. That's how we got Venman, that'she we get

1035
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Speaker 15: the rest. But look, look, the point is you have

1036
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Speaker 15: to go in these places and build, and you have

1037
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Speaker 15: to work the coalitions.

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Speaker 10: Look, the the Maga is.

1039
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Speaker 15: The working soul of heart and soul of this movement

1040
00:48:01,120 --> 00:48:02,719
Speaker 15: and of this country. But you know who else is

1041
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Speaker 15: out there is Maha. There was no engagement of the

1042
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Speaker 15: Maha movement at all of Wisconsin. You have to work

1043
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Speaker 15: the coalitions. You can't just sit there and say hey,

1044
00:48:11,440 --> 00:48:13,359
Speaker 15: come vote for us. This guy's like Trump. It's good

1045
00:48:13,400 --> 00:48:15,640
Speaker 15: to go. No, you have to be there. You're day in,

1046
00:48:15,920 --> 00:48:18,840
Speaker 15: your day out on the granuar level that takes local

1047
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Speaker 15: institutions and local building.

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Speaker 10: Corn casts on Human Events Daily.

1049
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Speaker 15: Tomorrow we're scheduling. So tomorrow's the conference. We'll be doing

1050
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Speaker 15: the show at the car.

1051
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Speaker 10: You're going to do it live.

1052
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Speaker 11: We're getting out, We're okay everything with the show. Your

1053
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1054
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Speaker 10: Look, folks, it's the great deal.

1055
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Speaker 15: Go watch Human Events Daily this week we've been breaking

1056
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1057
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1058
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Speaker 15: Get it every day wherever you get your podcasts. And

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Speaker 9: Is that?

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Speaker 4: What is that?

1068
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Speaker 10: You're taking care of the kids. Jack Jacket one.

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Speaker 11: Human Events Daily Live. You're gonna do it live tomorrow.

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Speaker 11: We're gonna be live tomorrow. We can even we can

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Speaker 11: even do some hits, you know, maybe during the day,

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Speaker 11: No, what I want to do is tomorrow on the

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Speaker 11: Morning show, I want to get the letters. I want

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Speaker 11: to read some letters to the audience of the box

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Speaker 11: stores that are canceling.

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Speaker 9: Horrible.

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Speaker 11: Dear Mike, we don't't be associated with a band like

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Speaker 11: My Pillow that supports President Trump, right, screw.

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Speaker 10: Them, terrible, screw them, you don't.

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Speaker 11: We're not gonna say you're not gonna sell your pillows

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Speaker 11: and your great sheets in those dumps.

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Speaker 10: Right, We're gonna rip them.

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Speaker 11: We're gonna rip their stores on on the on the

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Speaker 11: on the show live.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 9: And then if you know what they're doing, you know

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Speaker 9: what they're doing.

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Speaker 14: They're using that promo co war Room because you know

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Speaker 14: they're using the products.

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Speaker 11: Exactly exactly my pillow dot Com promo Core Warm.

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Speaker 10: We'll see tomorrow, Mike Lindell. Keep fighting Lindell supports the

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Speaker 10: Terroffts Made in America.

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Speaker 11: Baby Made in America by Americans, Made in America by Americans.

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Speaker 11: Jack Pasoba, We'll get you on in the Tendon New

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Speaker 11: Show live up in Harrisburg.

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Speaker 10: As Jack Pasofic takes the road, We're gonna leave you

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Speaker 10: with the right stuff.

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Speaker 11: We're going to cartel Country, the Indefatiga Role, Ben Berkwam

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Speaker 11: and Oscar Blue Rameraz are down to give us a

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Speaker 11: live report on the tip of the Spirit, one of

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Speaker 11: the most dangerous parts of the world, as President Trump

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Speaker 11: prepares to drop the hammer on the cartels and destroy

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Speaker 11: the Fatnah market. And Julie Kelly, fresh from Federal Court,

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Speaker 11: is gonna be here live next hour only in the

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Speaker 11: War Room.