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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Friday to all of you.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to Just the News, No Noise.

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Speaker 1: I'm your host, Amanda Head, my co host, and Just

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Speaker 1: the News editor in chief John Solomon. He's out on

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Speaker 1: assignment tonight, but you're going to see him all throughout

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Speaker 1: the show tonight because he, as many of you already know,

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Speaker 1: last weekend, while I was here in California covering the

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Speaker 1: of the country, or the other corner of the country

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Speaker 1: in Florida, covering the Moms for Liberty Summit. So he

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Speaker 1: gathered some of his favorite interviews, some that we thought that,

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Speaker 1: you know what, maybe even though these folks saw these

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Speaker 1: interviews while we were airing that footage live while it

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Speaker 1: was actually happening last weekend, some of these were too

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Speaker 1: important to let it fall by the wayside, So we

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Speaker 1: wanted to make sure that they got some primetime coverage.

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Speaker 1: So we are going to be using those clips tonight,

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Speaker 1: So you'll be seeing John in just a few moments.

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Speaker 1: But I wanted to bring you our attention to a

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Speaker 1: few clips this evening. As many of you probably know

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Speaker 1: if you watch the show, you know that new York

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Speaker 1: Attorney General Letitia James has been federally indicted on charges

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Speaker 1: of bank fraud. She's making she has made false statements

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Speaker 1: to a financial institution allegedly for allegedly misrepresenting a Virginia

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Speaker 1: rental property as her secondary residence to secure, as we

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Speaker 1: have heard with many folks who do this, a more

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Speaker 1: favorable mortgage loan.

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Speaker 2: So check this out.

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Speaker 3: This is not about me.

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Speaker 4: This is about all of us, and about a justice

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Speaker 4: system which has been weaponized, A justice system which has

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Speaker 4: been used as a tool of revenge. This justice system

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Speaker 4: which has been used as a tool of revenge and

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Speaker 4: a weapon against those individuals who simply did their job

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Speaker 4: and who stood up for the rule of law.

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Speaker 2: A tool of revenge. You say, a weaponized justice system.

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Speaker 1: You say funny, you say that, miss James, because you

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Speaker 1: were saying that not that long ago. With respect to

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Speaker 1: now President Trump, check this out.

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Speaker 4: And right now what we need is someone who understands

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Speaker 4: that you should not be afraid, not be fearful of

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump. We should take him down. We should sue

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Speaker 4: him all the way to bankruptcy. We should investigate his

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Speaker 4: business interests, We should investigate his business holdings. We should

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Speaker 4: investigate whether or not why he was in a why

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Speaker 4: he was once in debt and now in a position

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Speaker 4: to purchase all of this property. We can do that

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Speaker 4: because I've been trained to do that, and i will

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Speaker 4: do that at the same time, knowing the office of

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Speaker 4: Attorney General and its powers and its responsibilities and its duties.

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Speaker 1: She also have possibly been trained to lie on mortgage applications,

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Speaker 1: but the courts will decide on that. All right, Let's

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Speaker 1: move on to the government shutdown as it is enduring.

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Speaker 1: It is carrying on, and you guys saw if you

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Speaker 1: watched the show a few days ago, we aired a

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Speaker 1: clip of Democrat whip Catherine clarks Now. She did an

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Speaker 1: interview with Fox News and she said that, you know,

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Speaker 1: among this this government shutdown, that while it is causing

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Speaker 1: suffering for America's families, it's one of the few leverage

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Speaker 1: times they have, so essentially using the suffering of the

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Speaker 1: American people as leverage.

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Speaker 2: While Democrat Rep.

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Speaker 1: Raja Kristian Worthy, who represents a district in Illinois, he

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Speaker 1: tried to defend what she said.

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Speaker 2: Here it is.

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Speaker 1: Jewish, Kain Harker has said it differently, rather than talking

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Speaker 1: about it being a leverage point.

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Speaker 5: Look, I think that Catherine was basically expressing in her

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Speaker 5: own words, the notion that our leverage right now are

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Speaker 5: our votes. We can either give in and basically and

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Speaker 5: in that case allow the status quota continue, which is unacceptable,

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Speaker 5: or demand a concession from the president, which is simply

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Speaker 5: let the American people have their healthcare.

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Speaker 1: So Congressman Krishnamurthy is there obviously defending her. Well, Democrat

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Speaker 1: minority Leader Hakim Jeffries, it seems that he might, as

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Speaker 1: their party's leader on the House side of things, he

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Speaker 6: Republicans say, this is an admission that Democrats are using

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Speaker 6: the American people as political leverage during this shutdown. You

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Speaker 6: want to respond, Donald Trump is the president, Republicans control

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Speaker 6: the House and the Senate. They've made the decision to

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Speaker 1: That's what you call a diversion, all right. So for

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Speaker 1: our final clip, when it comes to the government shutdown,

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Speaker 1: Democrat Rep. Emilia Sykes admits that her cans sits. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: they will suffer under this government shutdown.

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Speaker 2: No surprise there here it is.

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Speaker 7: We know that people are going to suffer if we

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Speaker 7: don't open the government and we only have just under

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Speaker 7: week to make sure that this does not happen, and

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Speaker 7: I'm just going to make it as plain as possible.

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Speaker 7: People will go hungry. While SNAP benefits are very helpful,

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Speaker 7: most people are only getting about six dollars a day,

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Speaker 7: but that six dollars a day is really impactful for

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Speaker 7: families who need it. And again I'm talking about our seniors. Children.

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Speaker 7: Children are a very large portion of beneficiaries of SNAP,

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Speaker 7: as well as our veterans who are going to suffer.

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Speaker 2: I'm just going to put it out there.

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Speaker 1: Six dollars a day seems mighty low considering these hysterical

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Speaker 1: videos that we are seeing across social media from those

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Speaker 1: who claim that they need their EBT benefits, they need

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Speaker 1: their SNAP benefits, and yet they are raking in literally

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Speaker 1: thousands of dollars every month in benefits. Wouldn't you all

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Speaker 1: like to have a couple thousand dollars worth of groceries

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Speaker 1: from the government. I think we all would, But then again,

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Speaker 1: we all work for a living, so all right, let's

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Speaker 1: move on to the East wing hysteria, because boy, it

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Speaker 1: has exploded. Talk about making a crisis out of nothing.

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Speaker 1: Now I am intimately knowledgeable with what is happening with

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Speaker 1: this because I just wrote an article over on justinnews

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Speaker 1: dot com that you can go check out and has

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Speaker 1: a nice, little concise history of all of the alterations

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Speaker 1: that have been made to the White House. And the

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Speaker 1: reality is practically every other first world country on the

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Speaker 1: globe has a facility like this on the grounds of

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Speaker 1: their nation's leader's residents. The UK has their Grand Ballroom,

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Speaker 1: the French president has a large formal conference facility. Presently,

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Speaker 1: the largest room at the White House is the East Room,

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Speaker 1: and you all have seen that room. It's where President

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Speaker 1: Trump often has the long table discussions and it holds

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Speaker 1: about two hundred people. As I said, this facility will

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Speaker 1: hold about nine hundred and ninety nine. Because you know

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Speaker 1: what happens when you have more than two hundred people

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Speaker 2: We have to throw up tents.

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Speaker 1: Yes, we have to throw up plastic tents on the

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Speaker 1: south lawn of the White House. So while Democrats freak out,

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Speaker 1: I think that it is quite appropriate.

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Speaker 2: That the man who is sitting in the Oval office.

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Speaker 1: Who by the way, happens to be a builder, maybe

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Speaker 1: But I digress because MSNBC, boy, oh boy, they really

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Speaker 1: really showed their high knees because they were talking about

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Speaker 1: how these images of the demolition of the White House

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Speaker 1: East Wing they imply, actually.

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Speaker 2: I'm not even going to tell you, you're just gonna

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Speaker 8: Okay, people might not like this, but if they'd taken

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Speaker 8: some time and here's the commission to approve it or

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Speaker 8: whatever gotten people used.

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Speaker 9: To it, they'd go okay.

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Speaker 8: But just to suddenly come without seeing what's coming or

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Speaker 8: the images what are they able to look like? Maybe

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Speaker 8: a n actual disaster. More commonly these days, war, we're terrorism.

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Speaker 2: I told you it was hysteria, and I'm all right, everybody.

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Speaker 1: So, as I said at the top of the show,

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Speaker 1: we want to get you out to some of the

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Speaker 1: great interviews that John Solomon did with some of the

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Speaker 1: influencers there at that Moms for Liberty event last week

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Speaker 1: in Florida. And who better to start than with one

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Speaker 1: of our greatest influencers in the legal world, the president

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Speaker 1: of the Southeastern Legal Foundation and a friend of the show,

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Speaker 1: a frequent guest on this show, Kimberly Herman. And if

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Speaker 1: you can believe it, she had even more news on

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Speaker 1: that infamous Steele dossier. Yes, that's right, you have not

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Speaker 1: heard the end of it.

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Speaker 2: Take a look.

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Speaker 6: Joining me now, my good friend, Kimberly Herman. Kimberly, good

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Speaker 6: to be with you.

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Speaker 3: Great to be with you here live.

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Speaker 6: I have heard of all the stories I've written in

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Speaker 6: the last six weeks. I've heard more about this complaint

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Speaker 6: that you filed. This is a FOURYA that we worked

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Speaker 6: on together back in twenty nineteen trying to get the

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Speaker 6: Steele DOSSI and everything around it. Tell us where we

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Speaker 6: are and why file the complaint?

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Speaker 10: Yeah?

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Speaker 11: Absolutely, I mean John, like you mentioned, we have been

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Speaker 11: fighting since twenty nineteen to get these documents. And the

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Speaker 11: documents are all the communications between the CIA, the DNI,

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Speaker 11: and the FBI, like you know about the Stile dossa,

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Speaker 11: and for years we're just sick of being stonewalled.

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Speaker 3: They told the court nothing exists.

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Speaker 11: They told us us nothing exists.

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Speaker 3: And we know that it does.

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Speaker 11: So now we're asking the Office of Special Counsel to

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Speaker 6: I remember the day back in the summer when Telsea

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Speaker 6: Gabbett released the photos, and all of a sudden they're

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Speaker 6: talking about the Foyer release, and it's obvious there's a

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Speaker 6: lot of documents they're talking about that you and I

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Speaker 6: never got the mindset and the culture of the intelligence community,

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Speaker 6: quite frankly, all of the government to hide things that

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Speaker 6: they have a legal obligation to produce. How do we

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Speaker 6: get a deterren system that prevents people from cheating like this?

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Speaker 6: Do you think maybe the Special Council does something to

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Speaker 6: put legal pressure on the people who cheated here?

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Speaker 11: Absolutely, I mean we already actually have the system in place.

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Speaker 11: It's just honestly never been used in the history of

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Speaker 11: our country. We have laws that say if you withhold

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Speaker 11: these documents and if you lie to a court about

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Speaker 11: And quite frankly, I think a lot of them may

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Speaker 6: So yeah, that's why they were hiding it. I think

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Speaker 6: they had a different story than the facts. All Right,

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Speaker 6: we're here at Moms for Liberty. The energy as always

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Speaker 6: when you're at a Moms for Liberty event, so great,

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Speaker 6: so much progress in the last year DEI CRT transgenderism,

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Speaker 6: women in sports, but the left just keeps rebranding their

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Speaker 6: I know, it's like a game of whack a mole.

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Speaker 6: Tell us what the latest is that you've seen and

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Speaker 6: what you're finding.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, honestly, it's everything from boys and girls

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Speaker 11: bathrooms to boys on girls sports field. That's what everyone's seeing.

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Speaker 11: But it's really deeper than that. These are states that

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Speaker 11: we're taking them to court. We're going to be filing

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Speaker 11: lawsuits all around the country because these states need to

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Speaker 11: be held accountable and the Trump administration is doing everything

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Speaker 6: Photo was amazing.

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Speaker 6: Amazing again, all the resources. You have a big birthday

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Speaker 12: Educate you off everything. Please thank you for coming on here.

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Speaker 6: I don't know how that happened. I'm old. If you're old,

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Speaker 6: So you're my very first boss, said you're only as

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Speaker 6: An amazing energy. And you said something important and Angel

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Speaker 3: right now.

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Speaker 13: People are not unders, but they're not bothering to ask

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Speaker 13: me the question or have the conversation. I'm open minded

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Speaker 13: and I'm just I'm honestly honored. I've been joking. When

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Speaker 13: I got the invitation to come, I was like, do

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Speaker 13: they know who I am?

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Speaker 3: Bold lived like did they mean this? But they did

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Speaker 3: mean it, and that's it's beautiful.

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Speaker 13: Everyone has been so welcoming, it's been so positive, just

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Speaker 13: great dialogue everyone there.

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Speaker 3: We have so much more in common than you think.

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Speaker 3: And bridging the truth.

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Speaker 6: That's true. That's the part we've lost in last week.

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Speaker 6: People have focused on the little divisions and we forget

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Speaker 6: how much it binds us together and getting back to that's.

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Speaker 12: Important, Angel because of you, people like you. That's why

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Speaker 12: we won this last election, because of people like you

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Speaker 12: that were kind of, you know, more liberal and now

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Speaker 12: realizing like the letch has gotten so insane that they

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Speaker 12: won't even accept you anymore. And that's the difference when

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Speaker 12: it comes to conservatives. We accept everybody. So it's also

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Speaker 12: it's awesome to see your transition.

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Speaker 3: In my opinion, thank you. Is it a transition to

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Speaker 3: a degree, I think it was Florida, the native Floridian

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Speaker 3: though I just moved back.

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Speaker 13: But but to be fair, I was not feeling safe

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Speaker 13: and not happy with New York recently.

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Speaker 3: It's only going to get worse now with Don Yeah,

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Speaker 3: I am. I am concerned for New York, but very

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Speaker 3: happy to be here.

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Speaker 6: I was.

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Speaker 13: It's a bit of a transition. I would say it's

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Speaker 13: a turning point. With the last election, I accepted the results.

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Speaker 13: Trump won, America spoke, and I'm rooting for the country.

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Speaker 3: I'm not rooting for.

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Speaker 6: This to do that fail. It wasn't that long ago.

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Speaker 6: We used to all do that. You wanted your president

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Speaker 6: to see it, regardless of I rooted for Biden. I'm

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Speaker 6: sure too.

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Speaker 12: You know, it just sucks that Biden was the autopen president.

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Speaker 12: Wasn't even going. But even though he was president, I

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Speaker 12: didn't vote for him, and I think he didn't. You know,

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Speaker 12: that election was a little weird.

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Speaker 6: I'm still wanted the best.

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Speaker 14: For a country.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right. We do. All right, so you guys

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Speaker 6: have done some uh I guess shows together. How did

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Speaker 6: that happen? How did you guys connect and what's been

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Speaker 6: the magic since it happened?

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Speaker 12: Well, you know the bold Live Jela. She's known for

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Speaker 12: being a troll, John, And I'm a little bit of

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Speaker 12: a troll myself.

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Speaker 6: Like that.

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Speaker 12: That's why we.

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Speaker 3: Were, you know, we're like mine energy.

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Speaker 6: John, that's why you that's that's yeahtrol. I'm too old

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Speaker 6: to troll. It's dangerous at my age out.

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Speaker 14: Never too old tatrol.

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Speaker 12: I respect that who does troll?

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Speaker 1: You know?

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Speaker 12: That's why Angela and I are kind of similar, Like

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Speaker 12: we have different methodology, but you know we have a

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Speaker 12: similar methodology at the same time.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, So what's up. What are some areas that you've

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Speaker 6: come through your conversations and realize that you agree on.

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Speaker 3: What do you think?

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Speaker 12: Well, I mean, one thing that I know that we

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Speaker 12: agree on is like I think Angela will say this

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Speaker 12: that she supports the cops, like I support the cops.

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Speaker 12: I don't know, she's like an anti cop defund the police,

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Speaker 12: and I think that is important and especially like you

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Speaker 12: look at you know, I love the Donald Trump is

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Speaker 12: cleaning up Washington, d C. But you know, it is

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Speaker 12: sad that we have to rely on the National Guard

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Speaker 12: right now police officers, and that's because we've had so

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Speaker 12: many years of demonizing the police, so now we've kind

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Speaker 12: of left it up to the military to handle. So

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Speaker 12: it's really frustrating. So I say back the blue, and

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Speaker 12: I think Angela, you know, wants the same, has the

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Speaker 12: same safety concerns that I have.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I also.

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Speaker 13: Think that it's just been nice to get to know

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Speaker 13: people better beyond the content. So by being on each

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Speaker 13: other's show and peeling back the layers. You know, it's

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Speaker 13: hard to tell sometimes with Alex what is what is real? Sure,

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Speaker 13: but I feel like our conversation there, it's like his

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Speaker 13: love for.

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Speaker 12: Pets that actually, you know, John, I get made fun

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Speaker 12: of the most for this. I'm plant based, I'm a vegetarian.

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Speaker 6: Why look at you?

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Speaker 12: And I get made fun of every day. Oh you're

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Speaker 12: a soy boy a little bit. But this is what's

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Speaker 12: so important, though, John, I am a little I'll all

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Speaker 12: take it, and I wear the tuck friendly bathing suits

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Speaker 12: of city councils.

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Speaker 14: But this is what's so important.

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Speaker 12: I'm so lucky I get to represent turning point and

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Speaker 12: speak on these college campuses. And what Charlie Crooker is

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Speaker 12: doing is we have to talk to people we don't

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Speaker 12: agree with you, like when we sit.

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Speaker 6: And John we talk, it's that's the problem vacuum.

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Speaker 12: So why it's so important to talk to people that

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Speaker 12: have different viewpoints, Because even if I can't make you

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Speaker 12: agree with my viewpoint, if I can get you to

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Speaker 12: ask question or question your own viewpoint, to me, that's

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Speaker 12: a victory.

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Speaker 6: That is a win. And we stopped talking to each other.

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Speaker 6: We just started talking at each other. And I think

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Speaker 6: restoring that is such an important thing, and you guys

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Speaker 6: have done so much to get there. All right, I

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Speaker 6: want to put an idea on the table we're talking about.

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Speaker 6: I just can't you own an El Camino. I'm very jealous.

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Speaker 6: I'm going up to my wife and say, I've just

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Speaker 6: met a guy a lot younger than me and he's

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Speaker 6: got an al Camino, and I'm gonna press for real heart.

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Speaker 12: John now gone up in value investment. We've had this

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Speaker 12: one for forever since I was little, and then my

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Speaker 12: dad gave it to me and it's a brown el

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Speaker 12: Camino and I love it.

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Speaker 6: But you did have a good idea. Tell us what

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Speaker 6: that all? Right? Your name is Belle Camino Bell Camino,

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Speaker 6: So I think we should have the Bell Camino and

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Speaker 6: El Camino conversations. I think we're going to book that today. John,

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Speaker 6: if you ever need a referee, I'll come in on zoom.

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Speaker 6: Wait no, no, I'm coming in the car. I'll sit

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Speaker 6: in the bed. I'll just get back to the bed drive. Yeah. Well,

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Speaker 6: I'm from New York. You w to think twice about that.

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Speaker 6: That is true for John.

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Speaker 12: They don't realize this. You know, for some people, you

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Speaker 12: might not know what the El Camino is. It's partying

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Speaker 12: or what is it? Business in the front, party in

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Speaker 12: the back.

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Speaker 6: That's right, that's right, it's it's.

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Speaker 12: The It's the Swiss Army knife of cars.

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Speaker 6: I felt thirty years younger just talking about it. It's

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Speaker 6: so awesome. Hi guys, before we go, what's the best

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Speaker 6: way for everybody to follow all the great content you're doing?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 13: So I'm at Angela Bell Camino on x Instagram all

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Speaker 13: that jazz TikTok all.

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Speaker 6: You bold lit?

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Speaker 3: Have I shed it?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 13: No, absolutely, because I think it's bold to ask questions

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Speaker 13: and speak up.

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Speaker 3: Being gold in a way that people might.

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Speaker 12: That's American asking questions and guys, you can follow me

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Speaker 12: Alex Stein ninety nine on Twitter, but everybody go follow John.

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Speaker 12: John's always breaking the real news. If you want to

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Speaker 12: follow something to laugh.

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Speaker 6: Guys, I'm think an Irish guy. Blush.

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Speaker 12: Follow me if you want to laugh, and follow John

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Speaker 12: if you got the inside scoot.

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Speaker 6: Oh, actually people follow me to laugh to actually over

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Speaker 6: different reasons. Yeah, it's an honor to have both you guys.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for joining the conversation. That's the most important

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Speaker 6: both of you. Listen.

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Speaker 12: We don't agree on everything, but these are the conversations

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Speaker 12: we need to have.

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Speaker 6: It's very important mine now, iphon how to out both here?

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Speaker 6: Follow both these guys. Guys. I'm seriously you.

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Speaker 1: Just to follow up on those comments. I can personally

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Speaker 1: attest to the fact that John does have humor. He

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Speaker 1: has his own very unique sense of humor and it

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Speaker 1: oftentimes comes in the form of dad jokes. But it's

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Speaker 1: amazing and he doesn't even try to be funny. All right,

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Speaker 1: So speaking of dads, all important dads. John also interviewed

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Speaker 1: a man named Gates Garcia. He is the host of

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Speaker 1: for faith, family and freedom in America.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 1: We're continuing with the set of interviews that John did

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Speaker 1: with conservative influencers at the Moms for Liberty Summit last week.

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Speaker 1: A big theme of that event is how we can

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Speaker 1: protect our kids and teach them the values of faith, family,

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Speaker 1: and freedom in America that is still rife with leftist

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Speaker 1: cultural talking points. So John got the chance to speak

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Speaker 1: to a dad on how to partner with moms and

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Speaker 1: raise our kids right.

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Speaker 2: The right way.

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Speaker 6: My next guest is not only an amazing dad, but

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Speaker 6: he's an amazing voice throughout the conservative movement. You hear

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Speaker 6: him on lots of shows. Joining me right now, Kates Garcia,

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Speaker 6: good to have you, my friend. Hey John, thanks for

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Speaker 6: having me all right. Most of the folks here are women.

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Speaker 6: We're in the minority here, but it is important in

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Speaker 6: the message I've heard all day, it's important for men

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Speaker 6: to step into this void, give strong male examples to

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Speaker 6: make sure that we're there right alongside our children and

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Speaker 6: our wives. What have you taken away from here so far? Yeah?

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Speaker 15: Well, first of all, on that point, right, there's so

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Speaker 15: much talk about masculinity in this country.

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Speaker 14: First the left.

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Speaker 15: Want to do strip us of men, and then someone

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Speaker 15: right as a response to that, went so far into

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Speaker 15: this toxic masculinity movement. Look, right, the most masculine thing

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Speaker 15: we can do as men is champion women and support

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Speaker 15: the roles of women, because first.

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Speaker 14: Of all, they're a lot more badass than we are

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Speaker 14: at it. Honestly.

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Speaker 15: Like, when I come here, right, it's like, holy moly,

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Speaker 15: this is a grassroots movement. You'd have thought coming here

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Speaker 15: that Moms for Liberty was a twenty year old organization.

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Speaker 14: They've been around for four years.

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Speaker 15: Amazing, And if you look at the real change that

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Speaker 15: happens in this country, it's bottom up, grassroots and they're

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Speaker 15: doing it. And I'm just proud to be It's like

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Speaker 15: a nine to one ratio here, Yeah, and I'm.

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Speaker 14: Proud to be one of the guys they let come in.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a special thing. You have joined the conversation

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Speaker 6: in a big way. Your voice is so important. What

681
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Speaker 6: spoke to you and said, this is my moment. I

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Speaker 6: got to join this conversation. I gotta make a difference.

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Speaker 6: I got to make people feel comfortable in believing in

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Speaker 6: liberty and faith and all the things that you believe in. Yeah.

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Speaker 15: So the show is sort of a three legged stool

686
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Speaker 15: of faith, family, and freedom.

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Speaker 14: And I'm a huge consumer of.

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Speaker 15: The media, and there's a lot of media out there

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Speaker 15: that I love and have to have in my life.

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Speaker 15: But I just wasn't seeing enough conversations that sort of

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Speaker 15: reflected myself. I wasn't looking into the media, into the

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Speaker 15: mirror and seeing I saw a lot of front page

693
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Speaker 15: I didn't see a lot of back porch. So with

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Speaker 15: my show, you get the serious stuff. We just don't

695
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Speaker 15: take ourselves very seriously. We're gonna take with all the news,

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Speaker 15: but we're not gonna break the news, John. We're gonna

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Speaker 15: break the news down into how it affects your daily life.

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Speaker 15: You're going to watch a forty year old dad with

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Speaker 15: three kids and one all the way take the headlines

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Speaker 15: in the news and live it out in his daily life.

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Speaker 15: And man, John, we are getting some massive guests. My

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Speaker 15: guest this week's doctor Ben Carson cool is that you're

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Speaker 15: hearing from him and Hall of Fame athletes and Hollywood actors,

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Speaker 15: all conservatives. You're hearing from them in ways you've never

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Speaker 15: heard from them before. And the reaction has been overwhelming.

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Speaker 6: That is amazing. And you're right the back porch, in

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Speaker 6: the kitchen tables what gets ignored in American politics. And

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Speaker 6: you're doing such a great job. You make us laugh,

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Speaker 6: you make us think. I love that. What's been the

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Speaker 6: biggest surprise since you became a content creator?

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Speaker 14: The biggest surprise.

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Speaker 15: So when I started out again forty year old dad,

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Speaker 15: my target audience was going to be like thirty to

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Speaker 15: sixty year olds, so people that are in the early

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Speaker 15: years of starting a family, in the prime years of

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Speaker 15: raising a family, and then sort of in that stage

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Speaker 15: where they see the family they created and the results

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Speaker 15: that they've made for themselves. But the young audio, Oh

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Speaker 15: my gosh, the college reaction to my show has been overwhelming.

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Speaker 15: I was never aiming for that audience, but they're like,

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Speaker 15: you are someone and your guests are someone that we

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Speaker 15: need to see if we look twenty years out into

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Speaker 15: our life, like what's the scar we're aiming for? Like,

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Speaker 15: it's nice to know the values we need today, but

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Speaker 15: how do those materialize into an adult life? And so

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Speaker 15: I've gotten tons of followers and viewers from a younger

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Speaker 15: audience that I was never aiming for.

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Speaker 6: We used to have generations that would hand off to

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Speaker 6: each other and you'd have those role models. See when

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Speaker 6: I grow up, I want to be that. For a while,

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Speaker 6: those role models were torn down, canceled. You're stepping in

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Speaker 6: and creating that now, and I think it's really cool.

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Speaker 6: And if you're twenty something, you now have someone to

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Speaker 6: know he's been through this, I can do this, And

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Speaker 6: I think that that is an amazing thing when you

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Speaker 6: look out of the conversation in the country today. Obviously

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Speaker 6: America spoke prettyfinitively in November. There's been a lot of

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Speaker 6: progress on the issues that America cared about. But the resistance,

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Speaker 6: the hostility, whether it's the No King's rally that'll make

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Speaker 6: a mess in Washington, DC or the assassination of Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 6: they're still in a determined group that want to tear

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Speaker 6: down this country. How do we defeat that for the long.

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Speaker 15: Term, Well, we've got to pick up the torch that

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Speaker 15: Charlie left off.

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Speaker 14: As effective as they were.

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Speaker 15: In taking out Charlie Kirk, about a million more Charlie

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Speaker 15: Kirks were born.

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Speaker 6: I meant, I.

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Speaker 15: Always tell my kids God works in MYSTERI in mysterious ways,

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Speaker 15: Evil breeds breeds good. Two hundred million or something streams

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Speaker 15: for his memorial event. That's two hundred million people hearing

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Speaker 15: the gospel, many first time. So I think that a

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Speaker 15: spirit has been i'll say reawoken in this country and

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Speaker 15: there's a revival here like we've never seen.

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Speaker 14: Look, they have no.

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Speaker 15: Idea what they did, because they have ignited the generation

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Speaker 15: of patriots to come out like you've never seen before.

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Speaker 6: It is that bullets that was designed to silence something

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Speaker 6: and instead it energized it. And I think that that's

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Speaker 6: an amazing thing. All right. There are a lot of

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Speaker 6: men today. They struggle. They wonder why is that guy

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Speaker 6: on the pulpit for the women's gold medal. It can

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Speaker 6: be confusing to be a guy today. What's some of

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Speaker 6: the best advice you give young men going to the

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Speaker 6: dating process, the early marriage fatherhood to make sure that

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Speaker 6: they don't lose their true north stard.

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Speaker 15: So The best advice I got when our first child

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Speaker 15: was born, who is now eleven, and she's a girl.

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Speaker 15: So I was having a daughter, was model the man

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Speaker 15: in your home that you want her to bring home

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Speaker 15: as a boyfriend. So if you're a jerk in the

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Speaker 15: home and you're rude to your wife and you don't

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Speaker 15: treat your daughter appropriately, do not be surprised when that's

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Speaker 15: the boyfriend she brings home.

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Speaker 14: So I think that man, Look, we're.

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Speaker 15: Big, and we're masculine, and we're macho, and we talk

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Speaker 15: a big talk. But more is caught than taught, Okay,

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Speaker 15: So we have a responsibility in our homes to demonstrate

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Speaker 15: to our kids what a man is supposed to look

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Speaker 15: like in society. Because whatever you model, they're gonna go

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Speaker 15: pick in society and bring that home. So we have

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Speaker 15: more responsibility than we realize.

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Speaker 6: That's pretty darn wise words. I like that. I never

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Speaker 6: had a daughter, but if I did, I would have

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Speaker 6: that motto on my wall tomorrow. That's really amazing. Right now,

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Speaker 6: your children are all different ages. Congratulates a number four

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Speaker 6: on the way.

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Speaker 14: Oh god, af they're going through two boys. Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's so funny. What are kids seeing in school.

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Speaker 6: What are some of the things as a parent that

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Speaker 6: you have to work on every day to make sure

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Speaker 6: that they aren't influenced by bad forces. Yeah.

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Speaker 15: So my wife's on the state Board of Education here

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Speaker 15: in Florida, so she's very impactful in the movement here.

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Speaker 15: We have a wonderful state in Florida with school choice

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Speaker 15: and being able to educate our with the model that works,

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Speaker 15: that works for them. But I will say this culture

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Speaker 15: starts at the kitchen table. We've talked about that. But

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Speaker 15: a lot of things are out of your control. So

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Speaker 15: you may think that you're banning phones in your home,

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Speaker 15: but their kids have phones at the school.

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Speaker 14: So we sort of do.

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Speaker 15: This sort of like catch up conversation throughout the at

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Speaker 15: the end of the day when they come home.

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Speaker 14: What happened at school today, who'd you play with, what'd

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Speaker 14: you learn? All that sort of.

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Speaker 15: Stuff, And you can pick up little nuggets there. Oh

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Speaker 15: so and so showed me this on their phone. Okay, well,

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Speaker 15: now I know so and so has a phone, and

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Speaker 15: we've got a sort of police that environment. But I

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Speaker 15: will say that the future of educ is here in Florida.

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Speaker 15: Everyone has access to a scholarship, Everyone has access to

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Speaker 15: choose the school they want to go to. A lot

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Speaker 15: of that's credit to my wife and are great work

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Speaker 15: on the state Board of Education. But Florida should be

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Speaker 15: the model that the rest of the country looks to

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Speaker 15: for school choice.

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Speaker 6: It really is men playing men's sports, women playing women's sports.

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Speaker 14: Don't so don't get me down there.

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Speaker 6: It's scary. It really is scary, and it's got to

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Speaker 6: be confusing for young people if you're in one of

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Speaker 6: these blue states that haven't caught the common sense that

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Speaker 6: they should. For folks who want to follow all the

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Speaker 6: work you do, it's the best way to do that.

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Speaker 14: Oh thanks for doing that.

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Speaker 6: Oh I love it.

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Speaker 15: I'm at Gates Garcia fl as in Florida on Instagram

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Speaker 15: and x my YouTube show, which is also on Apple

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Speaker 15: and Spotify. As we the people with Gates Garcia, I

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Speaker 15: love You're firing up faith, family, and freedom to a

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Speaker 15: level that you've never experienced before.

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Speaker 6: Now, thank you for what you've done. Thank you for

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Speaker 6: creating a role model for millions of young men to

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Speaker 6: step into that void and be the next good dad

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Speaker 6: like you are. It's a great honor to have you

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Speaker 6: on the show, my friend. Thanks a lot thanks glad.

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Speaker 6: All right, brother, all.

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Speaker 2: Right, everybody.

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Speaker 1: After the break, John is going to be back with

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to our just the News health update brought

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Speaker 1: to you by Native Path. Joining us now the co

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Speaker 1: founder and chief culture officer at Native Path, doctor Chad Walden,

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Speaker 1: Doctor Walding.

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Speaker 2: Wonderful to have you.

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Speaker 16: Hello, Amanda, so good to be here. Hi John, thank

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Speaker 16: you for having me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, good to be real, good to have you.

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Speaker 12: All right.

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Speaker 2: I want to call this exercise snacks. What is this?

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Speaker 1: And I know that it's not a handful of eminem's

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Speaker 1: before your workout.

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Speaker 3: Tell us.

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Speaker 9: It is not so.

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Speaker 16: Exercise snacks are small microdoses of movement that you do

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Speaker 16: during the day and an ili dealer. You do it,

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Speaker 16: you know, every hour, every two hours, just get up

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Speaker 16: and go move your body, ideally outside for a walk

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Speaker 16: where you're getting good sun exposure for a period of

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Speaker 16: maybe two to five minutes.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 16: And what we're finding with the science is these small

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Speaker 16: microdoses of movement are found in reducing our risk for

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Speaker 16: chronic disease, for reducing pain, for helping us feel better.

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Speaker 16: You know, a Native Path, we talk a lot about

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Speaker 16: the changes that have been happening in the past one

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Speaker 16: hundred years, and how much we move and the quality

889
00:38:11,840 --> 00:38:15,719
Speaker 16: of our movement has really changed. You know, our great grandparents,

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Speaker 16: our great great great grandparents were or up in the fields,

891
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Speaker 16: moving all day, planting, picking things up, carrying things. Right,

892
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Speaker 16: The way we work in the modern world today is

893
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Speaker 16: we're usually stagnant. We're sitting over a computer with forward

894
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Speaker 16: heads and rounded shoulders and rounded spines, and we get

895
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Speaker 16: stuck in that position. You know, as a physical therapist,

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Speaker 16: I would see it all the time. As people age,

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Speaker 16: they just they get shorter, but really it's their posture

898
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Speaker 16: that starts to crumble. So we have poor positions and

899
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Speaker 16: then we're not moving enough. So these micro doses of movements,

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Speaker 16: they have a profound impact on our house. So I

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Speaker 16: mentioned the problem in the modern world where ninety percent

902
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Speaker 16: of all our activities are done in that sitting position.

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Speaker 16: What that does is it changes the internal hormonal profile

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Speaker 16: of our bodies. So it decreases alight pace protein lipoprotein

905
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Speaker 16: light paced protein enzyme that decreases the fat in our bloodstream. Right,

906
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Speaker 16: so we need that, we need movement in order to

907
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Speaker 16: clear out the fat in our bloodstream, and that can

908
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Speaker 16: help us with things like our cholesterol profile, our home runs,

909
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Speaker 16: our bone density, and it also the chronic sitting is

910
00:39:22,920 --> 00:39:25,000
Speaker 16: such an issue. It can increase your rate of heart

911
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Speaker 16: disease and obesity and diabetes by two to three times.

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Speaker 16: You can impact your emotional state. Right again, our ancestors

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Speaker 16: spent ninety percent of their time outside with fresh air

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Speaker 16: moving throughout the day. So that's what our genes are

915
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Speaker 16: expecting of us and we have to work with that.

916
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Speaker 16: But the coolest thing is you don't have to just

917
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Speaker 16: spend two hours at a gym and think that that's it.

918
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Speaker 16: You get more impact with micro movement. So an easy

919
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Speaker 16: thing you can do, top of the hour, every hour,

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Speaker 16: set an alarm to go off every sixty minutes if

921
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Speaker 16: you want to just get up, go outside, move for

922
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Speaker 16: two to five minutes in whatever way you want. You

923
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Speaker 16: will do more with that to offset the negative impacts

924
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Speaker 16: of sitting in stagnation. Then even if you would if

925
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Speaker 16: you went to the gym for an hour or two hours, right,

926
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Speaker 16: you don't want to just go to the gym. You

927
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Speaker 16: want to make sure you take care of the foundational things.

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Speaker 6: I know what happens when we start thinking about this,

929
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Speaker 6: we really start to get incentivized, and we go, you.

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Speaker 9: Know, I'm really sore.

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Speaker 6: My ankle hurts, my shoulder, h it's my neck er,

932
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Speaker 6: it's my back hurts, and it becomes an excuse. How

933
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Speaker 6: do we deal with some of those tissue joint issues

934
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Speaker 6: that make us say I'll do it tomorrow not today.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, Well, to feel better, I recommend collagen. You know

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Speaker 16: you mentioned the tissues, the joints, the ligaments, these things

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Speaker 16: are all made up of collagen. We don't want to

938
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Speaker 16: just move, We want to make sure that the muscles

939
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Speaker 16: are attaching to strong tendons and strong ligaments for a

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Speaker 16: the most abundant proteins in the body, but we're so

942
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Speaker 16: deficient in it because we're not getting enough in the

943
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Speaker 16: modern world, just like we're not moving enough in the

944
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Speaker 16: modern world. So our answers is will get plenty of

945
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Speaker 16: collagen in their natural diet, but we're not today, which

946
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Speaker 16: And at Native Pass collagen is our hero product. It's

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950
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Speaker 16: particularly with how your body feels right. Your joint health

951
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Speaker 16: is really important, and collagen is a great thing to

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Speaker 16: do to supplement with that native path. We value purity.

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Speaker 6: You know.

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Speaker 16: Our collagen is as close to nature as possible. It's

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Speaker 1: Here, doctor Walten, Before we let you go, I want

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Speaker 1: to ask you about maybe like the older crowd, the

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Speaker 1: seventy plus, don't kill me eighty plus, No, let's say

961
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Speaker 1: one hundred and ten plus. I don't want anyone to

962
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Speaker 1: get mad at me, but the older crowd who may

963
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Speaker 1: be experiencing some of that tightness, maybe some arthritic issues

964
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Speaker 1: in their joints. I've always heard motion as lotion, So

965
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Speaker 1: even if they can't exercise and get out and do

966
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Speaker 1: a job, just kind of moving and stretching is good

967
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Speaker 1: as well.

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Speaker 16: Right, Well, you're so right on motion is lotion. I

969
00:41:53,120 --> 00:41:55,000
Speaker 16: was actually going to mention that it's a physical therapy

970
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Speaker 16: term that we use because when we move, fluid starts

971
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Speaker 16: to move right. So even if you're someone let's say

972
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Speaker 16: you can't go outside for a hike. Right, everyone can

973
00:42:03,640 --> 00:42:06,560
Speaker 16: can get some easy movement, and there's there's so many

974
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Speaker 16: great resources you can do even in just a chair.

975
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Speaker 16: You know, you mentioned people that are over the age

976
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Speaker 16: of eighty. You can go on YouTube right now and

977
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Speaker 16: just look up chair exercises for an older population. You're

978
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Speaker 16: gonna find all kinds of good things. Where you're moving

979
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Speaker 16: your shoulders, you're moving your spine, you're moving your neck.

980
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Speaker 16: What we're trying to do a good movement practices is

981
00:42:24,600 --> 00:42:29,280
Speaker 16: express natural range of motion, you know, slouching over correct slouching,

982
00:42:29,640 --> 00:42:32,440
Speaker 16: roll on the shoulders, looking left, looking right. Even if

983
00:42:32,440 --> 00:42:34,120
Speaker 16: we do that right now, you can feel things open

984
00:42:34,200 --> 00:42:36,720
Speaker 16: up because you're using motion as lotion.

985
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Speaker 6: Right.

986
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Speaker 16: So we don't we don't want h to be something

987
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Speaker 16: that stops us. You know, if you can't go outside,

988
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Speaker 16: we don't want to. We don't want to stop that.

989
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Speaker 16: Use resources that we have with technology and videos and

990
00:42:47,160 --> 00:42:49,319
Speaker 16: get moving and it makes such a big difference in

991
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Speaker 16: terms of how you feel, but your health span. We

992
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Speaker 16: don't want to just live long, we want to live

993
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Speaker 16: really healthy. We want to maintain functional independence, and movement

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Speaker 16: is primary. It's not just good for your points. Is

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Speaker 6: I met a guy, honest to god, he's eighty four

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Speaker 9: People, and that's his idea for moving.

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Speaker 6: I have one of the great new rising stars of

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Speaker 6: social media with me right now. Haitlan. I'm good to

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Speaker 3: Thank you for inviting me on all right.

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Speaker 6: People say what is an influencer? And I always I

1040
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Speaker 6: laugh when I hear that. But you have a huge

1041
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Speaker 6: following and you use it every day. I think, just

1042
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Speaker 6: to educate people right.

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Speaker 10: Yes, So influencer. I never liked to go by the

1044
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Speaker 10: term influencer. I'm a conservative content creator.

1045
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Speaker 2: You know, influencer is.

1046
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Speaker 10: Such a negative connotation sometimes, but I mean we are

1047
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Speaker 10: influencing the culture. It's working, and so I guess it's okay.

1048
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Speaker 6: So you're sitting around, you're growing up, and you say,

1049
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Speaker 6: I think my voice can make a difference. What gets

1050
00:45:29,880 --> 00:45:30,360
Speaker 6: you started?

1051
00:45:30,600 --> 00:45:33,279
Speaker 10: So I got started in Turning Point when I was

1052
00:45:33,320 --> 00:45:35,799
Speaker 10: in college and I was like, oh my goodness, what

1053
00:45:35,840 --> 00:45:38,440
Speaker 10: is going on my left wing campus? And I actually

1054
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Speaker 10: met my ben boyfriend, my now husband, wow social media

1055
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Speaker 10: following on Liberty Hangout. He came out to table with

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Speaker 10: me one time, all the way from New Jersey to

1057
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Speaker 10: Ohio at Kent State.

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Speaker 6: Wow, Like, why.

1059
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Speaker 10: Don't we make a video like interviewing these college students.

1060
00:45:52,560 --> 00:45:54,919
Speaker 10: And it was just from there. And then I took

1061
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Speaker 10: a photo, a graduation photo with an ar ten on

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Speaker 10: my back at Kent State University.

1063
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Speaker 6: I bet that got some attention.

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Speaker 10: And it just opened so many doors for me. And

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Speaker 10: so I just decided to be bold one day and

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Speaker 10: it's led me to this amazing life and all these blessings.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's an amazing thing. Seventy million Americans now make

1068
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Speaker 6: content online to try to join the conversation. It's such

1069
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Speaker 6: an extraordinary thing. Your mom, young mom, You're seeing the

1070
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Speaker 6: world change. I think a couple of years ago people

1071
00:46:23,680 --> 00:46:26,920
Speaker 6: were pretty demoralized that maybe this country was going over

1072
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Speaker 6: the cliff. The last six months eight months of progress,

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Speaker 6: What do you see? What makes you excited? What makes

1074
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Speaker 6: you worry?

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Speaker 10: So when I started doing this, I would go to

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Speaker 10: campuses and I would get mobbed. I went to three

1077
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Speaker 10: different campuses, two here in Florida, where hundreds of students

1078
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Speaker 10: came out to mob me. The rocks at me, through

1079
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Speaker 10: toilet papers with me, hundreds And I didn't even announce

1080
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Speaker 10: I was going. I just showed up on campus to

1081
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Speaker 10: interview students, and they mobbed me by the hundreds, unannounced.

1082
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Speaker 10: Now when I go to campus, people are like, oh

1083
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Speaker 10: my gosh, can I take a picture with you? And

1084
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Speaker 10: I just I was like, this is so amazing. Things

1085
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Speaker 10: are changing, are turning all for the better, and so

1086
00:47:03,160 --> 00:47:05,799
Speaker 10: we are. I think we're good. Like, I think we

1087
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Speaker 10: are in a good place and it's only going to

1088
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Speaker 10: get better.

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Speaker 6: Yeah. I think if that progress keeps going, we just

1090
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Speaker 6: keep bringing more people in to have this common sense

1091
00:47:12,600 --> 00:47:15,080
Speaker 6: conversation which we are lacking for so long. I think

1092
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Speaker 6: this country is going to turn h You mentioned TPUSA

1093
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Speaker 6: and the extraordinary impact it had in your life. You

1094
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Speaker 6: met your husband. If I had a dime for everyone

1095
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Speaker 6: I met who met their future spouse at TVSA, it's

1096
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Speaker 6: such an amazing thing. Charlie was a very close friend

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Speaker 6: of mine. I was with him just a couple weeks

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Speaker 6: before he died. His legacy and the remarkable impact, even

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Speaker 6: when an assassin tried to silence him, it seems to

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Speaker 6: have elevated his voice.

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Speaker 10: Oh absolutely, that's that's that's not up for discussion like that.

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Speaker 3: That's just how it is. I'm sorry for your lossuit

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Speaker 3: for all of us.

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Speaker 6: We all lost them. Yeah we did.

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Speaker 3: We did.

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Speaker 10: One of the things that Charlie said, but Erica said

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Speaker 10: to us, and her statement was that Charlie's dream would

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Speaker 10: be to revive the American family if he were to

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Speaker 10: ever run for office. And you proved it right there.

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Speaker 10: So many people have said that they've met their spouse

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Speaker 10: through an amazing thing, and so he didn't even know

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Speaker 10: his legacy has been fulfilled, and that that part of

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Speaker 10: joining and reviving the American family. I have my family

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Speaker 10: because of Charlie Kurk.

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Speaker 6: It's an amazing thing for young people who haven't had

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Speaker 6: the support system around them of a TPUSA, but they

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Speaker 6: have those values and they fell out of place, and

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Speaker 6: wherever they are at their school or their neighborhood or

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Speaker 6: their workplace, what's some advice you have for them to

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Speaker 6: hold strong and to find that support system to grow on?

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Speaker 10: Well. Number one, never ever compromise on your beliefs, even

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Speaker 10: if you're the only one who thinks that way, because

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Speaker 10: it's just statistically impossible that you'll never meet anybody who

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Speaker 10: thinks the same way. So just hold strong, be smart

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Speaker 10: about where you spend your time and who you want

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Speaker 10: to interact with, and always keep around the people who

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Speaker 10: make you feel bold and feel strong. And if you're

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Speaker 10: struggling to find those people, you'll get them one day.

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Speaker 6: It's such stage advice, all right, people watching and they

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Speaker 6: want to follow you and get engaged in all the

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Speaker 6: great work that you do. What's the best way to

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Speaker 6: do that?

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Speaker 10: So on X I'm Kate, No, I'm katemel Katemrio Wicks.

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Speaker 10: I don't really run on Twitter, but YouTube, Liberty hangout

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Speaker 10: that's right.

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Speaker 6: Liberty hang out right, Yeah. How much content week do

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Speaker 6: you do?

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Speaker 10: I do at least two to three videos a week,

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Speaker 10: protest content, going out debating liberals.

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Speaker 6: It's so fun, that's awesome. We need the conversation. Listen.

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Speaker 6: The way you're going to change it is by having

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Speaker 6: that conversations, and you gotta get in the trenches to

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Speaker 6: do it. Kaitlyn, it's a great honor to have you

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Speaker 6: on the show. Congrats on all your success. I know

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Speaker 6: you got to run off to family. Good to have

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Speaker 6: you here. Thank you so much, God bless.

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Speaker 1: You all Right, everybody, what a great place to close

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Speaker 1: honoring the legacy of Charlie Kirk, which was civil discourse

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Speaker 1: and having conversations with people that disagree with you, and

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Speaker 1: that seemed to be a general theme throughout the entire

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Speaker 1: night tonight. So we are going to be back with

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Speaker 1: our regular programming on Monday. I'm going to be heading

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Speaker 1: back to DC. I'll be back in the studio, but John,

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Speaker 1: so in the meantime, everybody, have a wonderful weekend. Grant

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Speaker 1: Sinchfield is going to take you through the next hour

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Speaker 1: and we'll see you next week.