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Speaker 1: Denise Chung. She has been in that office since two thousand.

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Speaker 1: She departed abruptly after Interim US Attorney Ed Martin asked

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Speaker 1: not enough evidence to do that. Chung praised her colleagues

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Speaker 1: following the facts and the law, guided by ethical obligations

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Speaker 1: is the subject of a letter from hundreds of former

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Speaker 1: federal prosecutors, including former Special Council Jack Smith. They write

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Speaker 1: this quote. As prosecutors, we were rightly prohibited from making

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Speaker 1: criminal charging decisions based on someone's political association, activities, or beliefs,

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Speaker 1: or because of our personal feelings about them. Against this backdrop,

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Speaker 1: we have watched with alarm as these values have been

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Speaker 1: to serve solely political purposes. Several of you have resigned,

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Speaker 1: and others are wondering what will happen to the department

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Speaker 1: we served and revere to all of you, we communicate this.

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Speaker 1: We salute and admire the courage many of you have

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Speaker 1: in the finest traditions of the Department of Justice and

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Speaker 1: the reporting. Do we know whose asset she was asked

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Speaker 1: to freeze that she refused to freeze?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, resources, tell amc uses how to do with grants

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Speaker 2: that were put out during the Biden administration involving the

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Speaker 2: environment through the Environmental Protection Agency and so. But what

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Speaker 2: you're talking about ultimately here is the government ordering. Ordering

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Speaker 2: order to meet that threshold. There is a line that

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Speaker 2: she was not willing. She said that the evidence did

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Speaker 3: To the best Tuesday eighteen February. It's Tuesday, eighteen February.

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Speaker 3: You're of or twenty twenty two year in the war room.

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Speaker 3: We are packed tonight. Julie Kelly, of course's resignations in

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Speaker 3: the DC equivalent to the Southern District of New York,

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Speaker 3: the d C US Attorney's Office. There's others. Do we

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Speaker 3: have the clip on the two hundred from DHS. Let's

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Speaker 3: go ahead and play that also, DHS. Two things are

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Speaker 4: We need to now.

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Speaker 3: We need to bring the Doge cuts and find out

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Speaker 3: what is real and what is Doge because we're down

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Speaker 3: now to the hard stuff leading up to the fourteenth

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Speaker 4: There's two things you have, Doze.

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Speaker 3: Did you have President Trump's own administration, the landing teams,

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Speaker 4: Let's go and play it.

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Speaker 5: Hundreds of high level employees at the Department of Homeland

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Speaker 5: this is the agency that includes ICE, which we know

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it doesn't seem like it would make sense, Ali,

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Speaker 6: but in this case, they are really trying to take

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Speaker 3: Ali, Okay, this is very important. Day Bread joins us.

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Speaker 3: What you're seeing there, So there's two things going on.

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Speaker 3: You have doze, You're sending kind of these strike teams

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Speaker 3: That's the DHS and let's be blunt, DHS is where

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Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I think what you just said. You put

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Speaker 8: Democrats do this regularly, right, They take yards on the field.

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Speaker 9: This is nothing new for them.

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Speaker 8: They own the city, they own every position, they own

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Speaker 3: But hang on, hang on, if those is correct and

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Speaker 4: How did that happen?

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Speaker 3: Did they just go along to not those guys but

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Speaker 9: Leading like no one can confimend.

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Speaker 8: All the business guys back home and around the I

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Speaker 9: Just the gridlock? They can just feel the ice breaking, free.

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Speaker 8: The international piece is huge. It didn't make any sense,

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Speaker 8: capital in the hands of the American people. Let's just

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Speaker 8: close with the US jobs report and jobs numbers over

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Speaker 8: the past five years.

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Speaker 9: This was brought to us by a great friend of

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Speaker 9: Steven K.

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Speaker 8: Banny Warroom, David Ramaswami shared this chart with me, So

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Speaker 8: I want to give him full credit. If you want

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Speaker 8: to go to that last chart, right, they've gotten right.

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Speaker 8: So these are two stacked on top.

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Speaker 9: Of each other.

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Speaker 8: So this is from twenty nineteen to twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 8: five years.

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Speaker 9: Fred. This is Federal Reserve data.

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Speaker 8: This is not right Wing Watch says we've added one

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Speaker 8: point five million jobs. That's nothing, folks. Let me go

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Speaker 8: over this real slow. So over the past four years,

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Speaker 8: I've been on the show with Steve and all the

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Speaker 8: other economists EJ and Peter de Virol going over the

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Speaker 8: jobs numbers.

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Speaker 9: Every month.

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Speaker 8: The government has told us we're growing at two hundred

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Speaker 8: thousand jobs some month or two hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 9: Well, just do a little bit of math there.

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Speaker 8: Take two hundred and fifty thousand jobs per month times

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Speaker 8: twelve months a year.

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Speaker 9: That gets you three million jobs per year.

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Speaker 8: Three million jobs per year times four and a half

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Speaker 8: years get you over twelve million jobs according to the

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Speaker 8: Census Bureau and all the bls and all the folks

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Speaker 8: who count the jobs, well, we don't have twelve million jobs.

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Speaker 8: According to these charts from the Federal Reserve. It's way

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Speaker 8: less than twelve million. We only have one and a

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Speaker 8: summary statement over forty one percent of those full time

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Speaker 8: jobs were government jobs. And of course that's why productivity

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Speaker 8: for the next thirty years, and that's why GDP and

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Speaker 8: your incomes are going down as well.

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Speaker 9: So there's a little bit of overview.

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Speaker 8: All that, again is connected to the one question in

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Speaker 9: Why tariffs, why trade?

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Speaker 8: Why do we need these Trump policies in place, because

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Speaker 8: we're getting smoked, folks. We have shipped our capital abroad,

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Speaker 8: We've shipped our firms abroad, we've shipped our jobs abroad.

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Speaker 8: We've decimated our middle class. There's your proof, there's your

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Speaker 8: long term story, Peter, and Noabiro's doing the right thing.

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Speaker 8: And we're going to prove it over the next couple

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Speaker 4: Amazing, amazing, amazing, fantastic.

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Speaker 3: It doesn't feel like they created twelve million jobs, no, right,

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Speaker 1: Stand which she's alleging alledging that the Debutory General asked

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Speaker 1: her to fabricate a crime when she didn't see one.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I think that's a fair way of looking at it.

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Speaker 11: I want to just underscore some things. First, Denise Chung

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Speaker 11: a full disclosure. I've known her for many, many years.

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Speaker 11: Not a friend, but she's a colleague. Many people have

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Speaker 11: known her. I think one of the things that you

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Speaker 11: serving under many different administrations. Nobody would describe her as

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Speaker 11: the deep state. She is your classic worker be person

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Speaker 11: who you want in government. So this is who you're

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Speaker 11: dealing with, somebody who has dealt with and worked with

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Speaker 11: Republican and democratic administration. So I want to make sure

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Speaker 11: that's just like what we've seen in terms of the

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Speaker 11: resignations of key people in the southerndustry of New York.

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Speaker 11: That's who she is. Super reputable, wonderful reputation. Second, I

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Speaker 11: want to make sure people understand, though what is being

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Speaker 11: the Constitution. I'm not going to get to Nerdy. That

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Speaker 11: is all about protecting all of our privacy. It requires

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Speaker 11: that there is factual predication before there is a search

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Speaker 11: and before there is a seizure. That factual predication means

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Speaker 11: there has to be probable cause. What Denise is saying

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Speaker 11: in her resignation.

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Speaker 3: Okay, okay, So I got Julie, Kelly, Julie, give it

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Speaker 3: to me. First off, you've got breaking news, very very important.

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Speaker 3: Something you broke the other day when it first happened.

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Speaker 3: What just came across the wire.

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Speaker 7: So what just happened within the past hour is judge time.

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Speaker 12: Yet Chuck Kin, who of course presided over Jack Smith's

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Speaker 12: January sixth indictment against the president, did deny a Blue

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Speaker 12: state's request for a temporary restraining order preventing Elon Musk

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Speaker 12: and Doge from accessing data from seven federal agencies, including DHS, Energy, Education,

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Speaker 12: or firing any of the employees there.

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Speaker 7: They sought a temporary restraining order.

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Speaker 12: This is about a dozen Blue states who did this.

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Speaker 12: She denied that temporary restraining order as I expected.

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Speaker 7: I covered her hearing yesterday.

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Speaker 12: But I think the real danger here, and this is

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Speaker 12: what we talked about yesterday, Steve is while she is

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Speaker 12: trying to look measured by denying the temporary restraining order,

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Speaker 12: she is going to consider a preliminary injunction. But even

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Speaker 12: more risky is she is teeing up what could be

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Speaker 12: a very tense court battle over the fact allegations that

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Speaker 12: Elon Musk's role violates the Constitution, specifically the appointments.

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Speaker 4: Okay, but this is why this correct me.

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Speaker 3: Hang on, but this is what you t did up

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Speaker 3: the other day, knowing she didn't have this an this

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Speaker 3: is why correct me for more and we'll have Mike

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Speaker 3: Davis on here.

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Speaker 4: Overnight.

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Speaker 3: We woke up this morning that Elon muss doesn't even

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Speaker 3: head doze anymore. They sent out a legal notification of that,

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Speaker 3: did they not? Is that to work around this?

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Speaker 4: Is that?

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Speaker 3: Do you believe the administration is getting worried about Chuck

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Speaker 3: and given how radical she is and how much she

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Speaker 3: hates President Trump?

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Speaker 8: No?

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Speaker 7: What that letter?

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Speaker 12: And this was something that the DOJ filed last night

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Speaker 12: in response to a request by Judge Chuckkin. She wanted

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Speaker 12: to know how many people had been fired at federal

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Speaker 12: agencies last week and how many people were going to

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Speaker 12: be fired over the next fourteen days.

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Speaker 7: Now, think about that just for a second.

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Speaker 12: You have a federal judge, unaccountable to no one, she

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Speaker 12: doesn't oversee any employees herself, demanding to know who is

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Speaker 12: going to be fired at federal agencies that she doesn't

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Speaker 12: head up. So the DOJ responded to that. They said, yes,

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Speaker 12: there were some firings. We believe that there will be

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Speaker 12: more firings. However, the accusation that Elon Musk is the

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Speaker 12: one responsible for these firings is not accurate.

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Speaker 7: So it wasn't so much that they said he's not

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Speaker 12: They just simply clarified that he is a special government employee,

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Speaker 12: that he works for the White House, that he is

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Speaker 12: an advisory capacity, that he gets access to this data

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Speaker 12: or information and then can make recommendations to agency heads

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Speaker 12: who then can carry out either program cutbacks or firing

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Speaker 12: federal employees. So that was the clarification that the judge

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Speaker 12: sought and that was filed last night.

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Speaker 7: So this was.

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Speaker 12: Sort of related to, well, how can these states say

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Speaker 12: that they are suffering a reparable harm if employed are

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Speaker 12: fired by Elon Musk.

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Speaker 7: But that's not the case.

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Speaker 12: It was misrepresented by the states and has been misrepresented.

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Speaker 12: But again steve the idea that Judge Chuckkin, and here

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Speaker 12: is the irony. The appointment's clause was the argument that

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Speaker 12: the President's lawyers made in Judge Chutkins's courtroom. She didn't

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Speaker 12: have a chance to rule on it before the indictment

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Speaker 12: was dismissed after the President won. But also in the

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Speaker 12: Florida case, and Judge Cannon in July dismissed the Florida

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Speaker 12: documents case based on her conclusion that Jack Smith the

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Speaker 12: Special Council, that his appointment violated the appointment's clause, that

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Speaker 12: because of the power and authority that he exercised, he

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Speaker 12: was a principal offer officer and that required being nominated

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Speaker 12: by the President and confirmed by the Senate. This is

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Speaker 12: something that Judge Chuckkins said at the end of her

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Speaker 12: order today. She's specific said Elon Musk has a lot

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Speaker 12: of power in an office that was not created by Congress.

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Speaker 12: Neither was the Special Counsel's office that is not overseen

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Speaker 12: by Congress. Neither was Jack Smith, And that she strongly hinted,

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Speaker 12: like she did in the hearing yesterday, that she will

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Speaker 12: allow these blue states and others to pursue an appointmentsal

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Speaker 12: clause violation to disqualify Elon Musk from what he's doing

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Speaker 12: for the President.

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Speaker 3: In her roling, though, she still holds up what's the

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Speaker 3: timing and when she gets back with us on the

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Speaker 3: injunction and all that, that's still to comments. She given

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Speaker 3: us a timeframe for that because this could set the trigger,

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Speaker 3: This will set the dominoes for a lot of other

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Speaker 3: things the White House is working on, right, So.

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Speaker 12: She did set she did ask for more breefs related

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Speaker 12: to the preliminary injunction by the end of the week. Now,

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Speaker 12: she's very shrewd Judge tut Can. Of course, I've covered

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Speaker 12: her for over a year and a half in the

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Speaker 12: J six case, so she's kind of she knows that

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Speaker 12: a temporary restraining order is not appealable, even though one

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Speaker 12: of them is being appealed, and that's the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 12: That's a whole different issue. So she's going to move

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Speaker 12: forward on the preliminary injunction, which will be appealable, and

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Speaker 12: set off whether this could be a more longer term

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Speaker 12: hold on Elon Musk's ability to access this data. But again,

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Speaker 12: she's kind of making herself look measured here by denying

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Speaker 12: the temporary restraining order but pursuing something that could be

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Speaker 12: far more damaging to the President Elon Musk in his efforts,

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Speaker 12: and that is allowing these plaintiffs to put together an

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Speaker 12: argument that she will accept that Elon Musk violates his appointment,

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Speaker 12: violates Constitution.

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Speaker 3: Now, folks understand they're going to be hitting the federal

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Speaker 3: courts on all of this, state attorney generals, all these Democrats.

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Speaker 3: Get ready, They're going to try to chop block and

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Speaker 3: slow down.

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Speaker 4: As we said, any.

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Speaker 3: Update, has the Supreme Court on the emergency docket? Have

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Speaker 3: they taken up have they taken up the situation with

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Speaker 3: the Special Council yet?

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Speaker 4: President Trump's ability to fire.

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Speaker 13: So this is a.

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Speaker 12: Different special Council, right, So this is the Office of

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Speaker 12: Special Counsel. This is a permanent office in the executive branch.

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Speaker 12: And this relates to the President's firing of Hampton Dellinger,

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Speaker 12: who was a Biden appointee who also worked with Hunter

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Speaker 12: Biden at Boys Schiller during the whole Barisma scandal. Joe

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Speaker 12: Biden appointed him to a top position at the Department

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Speaker 12: of Justice, then moved him to head of Office of

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Speaker 12: Special Council, which handles a lot of complaints by government employees,

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Speaker 12: whistleblower complaints, the Hatch Act violations. So this is the

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Speaker 12: office that's kind of the repository for those complaints. It's

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Speaker 12: a pretty powerful office, as we have seen Hatch acthistle blowers,

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Speaker 12: the trouble that those allegations caused during the first Trump administration.

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Speaker 12: So Hampton Dellinger was fired February seventh. On February tenth,

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Speaker 12: he filed a lawsuit seeking a temporary restraining order, which

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Speaker 12: was granted by Judge eny Berman Jackson. And so that's

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Speaker 12: kind of made its way through the Appellate Court DC

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Speaker 12: Appellate Court, and now an emergency application before the Supreme

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Speaker 12: Court that has been taken up. Judge John Roberts today

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Speaker 12: set a deadline of two o'clock tomorrow for Hampton Dellinger

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Speaker 12: to file a reply, which he already did today. His

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Speaker 12: defense is just a hodgepodge of really, his firing violated

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Speaker 12: the statutory language of firing the special counsel. You needed

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Speaker 12: to prove malfeasance or some other misconduct before firing him.

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Speaker 12: But of course this boils down to what all these

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Speaker 12: lawsuits are about is preventing the president from exercising his

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Speaker 12: executive authority to run the executive branch, especially offices like

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Speaker 12: the Office of Special Counsel that again has a lot

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Speaker 12: of power, could cause a lot of trouble for the president.

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Speaker 12: If Hampton Dellinger, which he has been restored, he's back

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Speaker 12: in that office, is allowed to remain there.

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Speaker 3: Okay, we have it on split. Let's go in a

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Speaker 3: split scare right now. That's the vote to break cloture

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Speaker 3: on Cash Bettel. If this takes place, I think Cash

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Speaker 3: will have his confirmation here on Thursday. Great job, we're impossing.

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Speaker 3: No need to call right now. I think we're into

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Speaker 3: the process in this, Julie all day MSME season total

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Speaker 3: meltdown about southern District of New York and also Mayor

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Speaker 3: Adams other potential resignations.

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Speaker 4: Your latest status report in that.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So the judge in the Eric Adams case has set

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Speaker 12: a hearing a belief for tomorrow or Thursday to you know,

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Speaker 12: hash out. Obviously it's been dismissed by the government, so

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Speaker 12: we'll see what that judge does there. More importantly, I

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Speaker 12: think we saw it, and you saw Andrew Weisman. I

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Speaker 12: love how all of a sudden, they're talking about Fourth

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Speaker 12: Amendment rights and you know, Eighth Amendment rights and due

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Speaker 12: process for all these people when they've completely shredded it

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Speaker 12: for the president, people like you, other aids, and of

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Speaker 12: course one six hundred J sixers. Denise Chung, who once

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Speaker 12: worked for Eric Holder was his National security advisor, a

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Speaker 12: longtime DOJ fixture, as Andrew Weissman said, resigned today because

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Speaker 12: apparently she was not following orders like we've seen other

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Speaker 12: prosecutors do, was not following orders to pursue an investigation

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Speaker 12: into this twenty billion dollars slush fund under the Inflammation

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Speaker 12: Inflation Reduction Act.

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Speaker 7: And Green Deal initiatives.

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Speaker 12: Twenty billion dollars the Biden administration parked at City Bank

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Speaker 12: last year.

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Speaker 7: This is unprecedented. Twenty billion dollars.

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Speaker 12: They parked at City Bank, who then doled out grants

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Speaker 12: to at least eight nonprofits with these crazy names, you know,

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Speaker 12: Climate Justice and all the radical left wing progressive environmentalists,

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Speaker 12: and then they were doling out grants to other organizations

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Speaker 12: and geos and organizations.

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Speaker 7: There was no oversight to this whatsoever.

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Speaker 12: This is what Lee Zelden was talking about last week

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Speaker 12: about this twenty billion dollar slush fund and evidence of wrongdoing.

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Speaker 12: So you had the Department of Justice now under the President,

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Speaker 12: wanting to investigate potentially wirefraud, potential conspiracy, and other related offenses.

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Speaker 12: And Denise Chung, I haven't seen her email, but I've

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Speaker 12: seen plenty of reports, just like we saw with Danielle

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Speaker 12: so Soon in the Southern District of New York claiming

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Speaker 12: that somehow they are independent entities, they don't have to

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Speaker 12: follow orders, etc.

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Speaker 7: So she resigned.

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Speaker 12: But of course this will not be the end of

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Speaker 12: what looks like a huge scandal. Twenty billion dollars parked

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Speaker 12: at Citybank, no congressional or executive oversight handing out our

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Speaker 12: money too, who knows what?

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Speaker 3: What's your social media? We got to bounce another great report, Julie.

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Speaker 3: Where do people find you?

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Speaker 7: Thanks?

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Speaker 12: So I'll be writing about this declassified with Julie Kelly

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Speaker 12: also ex Julie Underscore Kelly too. And I will be

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Speaker 12: at Seapack as well this week speaking Friday at noon

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Speaker 12: with former Capital Police Chief Steve Sottenden.

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Speaker 4: Amazing Julie Kelly, the great Julie Kelly. We'll see he

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Speaker 4: at Seapack. She'll be on the war room short break.

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Speaker 4: Here's your Stephen K.

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Speaker 6: Bam.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Dave Brett, here's the issue we've got, and here's

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Speaker 3: what Look, they're coming at dose from every different angle.

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Speaker 3: We have two things that are going on. A number one,

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Speaker 3: we're already at the limit of the debt ceiling. So

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Speaker 3: Scott Besten's doing emergency measures to make sure the cash

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Speaker 3: that comes in from receipts and tariffs and duties and taxes,

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Speaker 3: everything can pay interest.

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Speaker 4: And you know he can stretch it out for a while.

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Speaker 3: On the midnight of the fourteenth is like midnight of

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Speaker 3: the September thirtieth. You run out of the legal authority

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Speaker 3: to actually spend money, which is a different thing than

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Speaker 3: actually not having the money spend. Now, the reason donald

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Speaker 3: authority is you haven't authorized money.

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Speaker 4: To be spent. There's a couple options.

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Speaker 3: Number one, take the single What you should do is

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Speaker 3: have this single subject authorization bills, a Senate confirm, we.

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Speaker 4: Argue, we vote, babing ba bang, and you pass it.

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Speaker 3: You got a budget, you a you got authorizations, appropriations

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Speaker 3: by law. It's a law of President Trumps signs. And

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Speaker 3: Bob's your uncle. Given that there's only seventy five percent

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Speaker 3: or eighty percent of the appropriations bills have been done

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Speaker 3: in the House, and we don't know how many in

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Speaker 3: the Senate, but they haven't come together conference and so

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Speaker 3: that's not going to happen in under four weeks. You

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Speaker 3: concur that they're raising up to flagpole to do a

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Speaker 3: full year cr which had take us to Deeceember thirty

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Speaker 3: with half the year, which is be a major defeat

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Speaker 3: because the President Trump forces all of us kick the

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Speaker 3: can down the road for ninety days. So this would

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Speaker 3: be President Trump's budget and not Biden's. So now we're

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Speaker 3: in a situation that we have Biden's numbers, a two

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Speaker 3: traion dollar deficit in no Doge. When do we start

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Speaker 3: to have to get a feel for what Doge actually

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Speaker 3: has either in the audience which is going around saying

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Speaker 3: stop this payment, stop that payment of a boom, much

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Speaker 3: less to get to the big things of taking programmatic

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Speaker 3: which I understand from people in the Hill is going

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Speaker 3: to take place in July at the appropriation s hearing.

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Speaker 4: This is what this is.

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Speaker 3: When do we have to get numbers? Because I don't

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Speaker 3: even know how you get in the process. I guess

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Speaker 3: what Russ does is the day after you do the

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Speaker 3: cr is you say, hey, I'm going to impound certain money,

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Speaker 3: and that money's all targeted to a doge line. So

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Speaker 3: it's eighty billion dollars, it's eighty four billion dollars, and

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Speaker 3: I'll do it that, ladies and gentlemen, will get us

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Speaker 3: right back to the Supreme Court right away.

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Speaker 4: But that's a fight that we're kind of looking for.

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Speaker 3: Where do you think this stands giving your expertise in

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Speaker 3: what your sources are telling you.

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Speaker 8: No, I think it stands right where you're describing. We're

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Speaker 8: going to punt again. Back when we had Paul Ryan, etc.

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Speaker 8: And then McCarthy, we did the same thing. We promised

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Speaker 8: twelve bills. The House did seven of them, covering sixty

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Speaker 8: to seventy percent of spending.

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Speaker 9: Senate did none of them.

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Speaker 8: Right now, the two missing players are the Speaker, Mike

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Speaker 8: Johnson and John Thune.

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Speaker 9: They need to come out right.

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Speaker 8: It's our own side fighting against ourselves, right and they're

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Speaker 8: scared that we might lose a voter to But if

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Speaker 8: you cobble together a compromise that has part of the border,

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Speaker 8: part of ending the wars, part on the doge, we're

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Speaker 8: not going to get the RUSSFOT one point seven trillion cut.

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Speaker 8: But if we hand in another seven trillion dollar Nancy

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Speaker 8: Pelosi budget, people may not get that.

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Speaker 9: If you do a cr you're doing all the Pelosi

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Speaker 9: for the whole year policy.

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Speaker 8: That's in all the woke stuff that we just ran

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Speaker 8: against that you think you're winning on right now, all

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Speaker 8: that huge momentum that you're feeling great about that we're

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Speaker 8: messaging on. We're gaining momentum, and the fortune five hundred

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Speaker 8: firms are doing good, Educational institutions are turning around. If

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Speaker 8: we embed seven trillion of the opposite, we're going to

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Speaker 8: lose some momentum. And so it's incumbent on our own

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Speaker 8: team to get it straight right. We got to do

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Speaker 8: energy policy well.

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Speaker 3: Plus we're going to finance the do The DOGE is

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Speaker 3: identifying cuts on the audits, and you're going to fully

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Speaker 3: finance those.

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Speaker 4: That's what's absurd about this. Am I wrong on that?

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Speaker 9: No? No, that's right. They need to come together.

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Speaker 8: It's not going to be perfect, but we got to

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Speaker 8: get all three or four of these components right that

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Speaker 8: the warom's been talking about forever together. So our own

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Speaker 8: side is in agreement, right, Now you got the tax

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Speaker 8: cut guys trying to do just tax cuts. You got

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Speaker 8: the border folks doing just the border. It's clear. We

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Speaker 8: got to put it all together into one package called

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Speaker 8: the budget.

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Speaker 9: And that's it. And that's a job for leadership. And

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Speaker 9: it can't all be on Trump again.

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Speaker 8: Thune and the Speaker got to step up and frame

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Speaker 8: that in a way that's and also it cannot all

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Speaker 8: go to the rich, right, The benefits have to go

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Speaker 8: to the middle class.

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Speaker 9: That's the key.

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Speaker 8: And you watch at the end of this they could

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Speaker 8: be punting it right to the end so that they

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Speaker 8: shock you.

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Speaker 3: We'll get into all that in the next hour. We've

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Speaker 3: got Frank Marino. Frank is running in Staten Island. Frank,

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Speaker 3: I'm glad we had technical Prime. I'm glad we got

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Speaker 3: you up. Tell us what we'd love Staten Island, we

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Speaker 3: love New York City. Tell us what you're running for.

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Speaker 3: And important, Gavin Wax all the folks that a in

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Speaker 3: back of you was important getting back to your campaign.

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Speaker 13: Well, this is huge Staten Island. First all, thanks for

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Speaker 13: having me on. I'm a big admirer of former Congressman

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Speaker 13: Brad and you know what a fan I am of yours, Steve.

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Speaker 13: But Staten Island is ground zero for the conservative populist revolution.

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Speaker 4: We were populist.

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Speaker 13: Conservative before all the Washington insiders were pretending to be

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Speaker 13: populist conservatives. And I know people think, you know, New

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Speaker 13: York City, Oh, there are a bunch of liberals, and

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Speaker 13: they're easy to write them off. But for Staten Island

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Speaker 13: there would have been no Rudy Giuliani.

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Speaker 4: But for Staten Island there.

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Speaker 13: Would not have been any of the incredible crime reduction

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Speaker 13: in New York City that you saw in the nineties

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Speaker 13: and two thousands, which was enough to drive down the

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Speaker 13: crime numbers in all.

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Speaker 4: Of the United States.

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Speaker 13: So we got support, a lot of great support the

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Speaker 13: Republican Party, the Conservative Party, Mayor Giuliani, Andrew Giuliani, a

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Speaker 13: lot of other folks from Maga world. And if we

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Speaker 13: have any hope of beating back migrant shelters in Staten Island, nonsense.

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Speaker 13: It is in voting in New York City, which you

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Speaker 13: can bet is going to spread like wildfire across every

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Speaker 13: city in America. We've got to win this seat, and

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Speaker 13: we need somebody, and I would submit that it's me

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Speaker 13: that has the ability to use the bully pulpit of

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Speaker 13: this office to take a stand against the radical leftist

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Speaker 13: ultra policies that City Hall is trying to shove down

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Speaker 13: our throat. And if you look at what's happening, we have,

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Speaker 13: on the one hand, a corrupt mayor who had, throughout

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Speaker 13: his entire career as a politician and a police officer,

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Speaker 13: has done nothing but blame white people.

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Speaker 4: And then you have a bunch of.

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Speaker 13: Ultra left wing people that are trying to drive him

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Speaker 13: from office because they say, now he's implementing.

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Speaker 4: Policies that are too sensible.

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Speaker 9: If we have any chance of stopping that.

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Speaker 4: It's going to be with me.

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Speaker 13: Go to moranofocouncil dot com.

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Speaker 4: Even if you don't live in New York City.

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Speaker 13: I'd love to engage with folks on the issues.

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Speaker 4: Get some ideas.

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Speaker 13: Moranofocuncil dot com.

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Speaker 4: Frank, you're one of the best. I want everybody to

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Speaker 4: go to that site.

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Speaker 3: Engage with Frank Moreno, he is a beast. We got

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Speaker 3: some really great folks back in. Look forward to having

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Speaker 3: you back on brother anytimes. Do you think Staten Island

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Speaker 3: the home of Vishburah producer extraordinairey producer emeritis. He's now

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Speaker 3: the producer of the Mad Gates. They're out surfing. Vish

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Speaker 3: would have helped us in this afternoon, but they're outsurfing.

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Speaker 3: He and Matter out surfing today out in San Diego. Unbelievable.

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Speaker 3: Birch Gold by the way, we'll get Lindell in the

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Speaker 3: next hour. Shocking news out of Nashville, Shocking news from

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Speaker 3: Mike Davis coming in and talking about the legal assault

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Speaker 3: on President Trump. So far they're fighting back. So far,

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Speaker 3: so good, but it's going to be relentless day.

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Speaker 8: Brett.

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Speaker 4: Also, we're going to talk about this process.

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Speaker 3: We need to get our arms around spending and we

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Speaker 3: need to do smart tax cuts, smart supply side task cuts,

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Speaker 3: smart spending cuts.

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Speaker 4: Right the ship.

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Speaker 3: All next in the war room.