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Speaker 2: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 1: You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 3: I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 4: Of these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 1: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 2: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 4: Use your host, Stephen k Man.

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Speaker 2: It is a Friday, twenty three May, yor arl Or

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. Welcome back for the second hour of

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Speaker 2: the morning edition of The War Robe. Justin programming notes

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Speaker 2: tonight at Todd Bensman and others. We'll spend the entire

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Speaker 2: hour about the state of Texas, particularly these bills are

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Speaker 2: in front of the Texas legislature regarding working with Ice

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Speaker 2: to make sure deportation as illegal aliens happen.

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Speaker 5: All of this, So make sure you stick around Todd Bensman.

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Speaker 2: He kind of his exit interviewed Todd on Tuesday, starts

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Speaker 2: as the right hand man for Homans over DHS. So

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Speaker 2: Todd Bensman one of our contributes the last couple of years.

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Speaker 2: Today his exit interview here in the war Room, Natalie Winters,

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Speaker 2: you've built a great reputation investigating the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 2: Is this shot across the ball at Harvard a show

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Speaker 2: that the Trump administration is now understands and are digging

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Speaker 2: down The Wall Street Journal's great piece of day. But

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Speaker 2: the digital fortress Fortress China they've been building since they

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Speaker 2: ripped up the trade deal in twenty nineteen, our people,

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Speaker 2: Is your sense that both at State National Security Council,

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Speaker 2: obviously the economic guys, they realize that they're at economic

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Speaker 2: war with us, and both sides are kind of digging

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Speaker 2: in now regardless of how any type of trade deals

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Speaker 6: Well, I think it's our own version of unrestricted warfare, right.

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Speaker 6: I think if you juxtaposed we were just talking about,

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Speaker 6: terms of going after whether it was the fair violations

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Speaker 6: the thousand talents program violations, a sort of uncanny, uncomfortable

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Speaker 6: overlap between Chinese grants used to pull or decouple Western

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Speaker 6: the civil military fusion, the outright military capabilities of the PRC.

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Speaker 6: But you have to juxtapose what Trump. President Trump is

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Speaker 6: doing his FBI. Meanwhile, you have what James Comey. They're

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Speaker 6: They don't have one one million of that intensity when

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Speaker 6: they call out the threat that the PRC is right,

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Speaker 6: talk about a double standard. You want to know who's

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Speaker 6: he's going to put eighty six CCP eighty six she No,

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Speaker 6: these people are completely controlled, and you know what they're

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Speaker 6: all of our rarer earths they dominate that market, but

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Speaker 6: And it's extremely concerning. I think that you've always sort

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Speaker 6: that we've ever been called hyperbolic or fear mongering over,

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Speaker 1: However, they deem fit there at war.

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Speaker 6: With US and we should stop educating the very same

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Speaker 2: Natalie, I want to put up if Denver can do

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Speaker 2: it and Grace can push it out, this amazing article

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Speaker 5: Over the weekend.

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Speaker 1: One hundred percent.

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Speaker 5: Okay, China has an off switch for America.

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Speaker 2: This is a very well reported, very tightly argued article.

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Speaker 5: We want to make sure everybody gets it.

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Speaker 2: Natalie, fantastic. Where do people go for all your social media?

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Speaker 2: Since you're there, you're the loan guard.

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Speaker 5: I guess today on the media side at the White House.

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Speaker 6: Natalie, as you enters on all social media platforms, wish

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Speaker 6: me luck. I ought to tape another interview, probably a

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Speaker 5: Natalie Winners, our White House correspondent, thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: Fantastic Dave Walsh the kill switch you know, and Captain

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Speaker 7: here and inverters here, these were previously discovered. Also in

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Speaker 7: These guys are not our friend. They are an enemy

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Speaker 4: All this equipment needs.

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Speaker 7: Examined before we go ahead with the importation of any

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Speaker 1: Ability to down elected.

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Speaker 5: And as you grow more.

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Speaker 7: Of this installed base, the more serious one of these

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Speaker 1: Bring down the whole grid.

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Speaker 2: This is insane. We're limited time about this guy. Get

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Speaker 2: your feedback before the weekend. The big beautiful bill going

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Speaker 2: to the Senate. Is the Green New Deal totally crushed

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Speaker 5: Need more needs to be done here?

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Speaker 7: No we need to do more of the incentives alone

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Speaker 7: intermittent part time solar power, all made in China, eighty

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Speaker 7: seven percent of it. That's what we're incentivizing. That's insane,

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Speaker 7: that needs to be eliminated. They have made some movements

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Speaker 7: That by itself is a great move to restore confidence

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Speaker 7: Offshore production oil and gas has been terrific, terrific progress

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Speaker 5: Dave walshere do people go to get all your information

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Speaker 5: on social media, sir.

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Speaker 7: And find me on GEK, get heter x and true

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Speaker 7: social Dave Walsh energy, Thank.

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Speaker 2: You, Steve, thank you, brother great wet to make sure

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Speaker 2: the way he has incorporated that it's absolutely imperative. Let's

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Speaker 2: go back to Ben Hardware. We're getting orange casts up.

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Speaker 5: Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 2: The writer of this magnificent piece from the Wall Street

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Speaker 9: willing to say. And by the way, this is what

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Speaker 9: the best the bill can look. You need the serious

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Speaker 9: spending cuts. You're doing taxes in a way that is

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Speaker 9: useful for working families. You're expending the child tax credit,

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Speaker 9: but then at the top, let those rates go up

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Speaker 9: a little bit. It is ultimately, I think, going to

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Speaker 9: politically much more saleable, and you're going to be able

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Speaker 9: to stay with a straight face. We're actually being fiscally conservative.

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Speaker 9: We're being serious here, and we're doing what people elected

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Speaker 9: say is, you know, we've done a lot of pulling.

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Speaker 9: Everyone's done a lot of polling on this. Everyone finds

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Speaker 9: the same thing, which is that even the Republican base

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Speaker 9: is not interested in a no tax increases ever policy.

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Speaker 9: They know some taxes need to go up. They are

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Speaker 9: very comfortable with asking people at the top to pay

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Speaker 9: a little bit more. And so that is both substantively

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Speaker 9: the right economic thing to be doing and it is

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Speaker 2: One last thing for Ashrabat American Compass the no tax

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Speaker 2: on social Security?

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Speaker 5: Are you happy where it stands today?

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Speaker 2: Or you think that really has to be really to

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Speaker 2: what the President said, we have to have no tax

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Speaker 9: Honestly, I think given everything that we already are dealing

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Speaker 9: so I think, you know, there's lots of other tax

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Speaker 9: reform we could be doing, but I wouldn't be looking

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Speaker 9: for additional tax cuts before we've shown that we can

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Speaker 2: That will be responded exemplified by the bond market, particularly

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Speaker 5: Tell us about your organization.

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Speaker 2: You guys are the leading kind of think tank from

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Speaker 2: economic populism economic nationalism. Tell us who you guys are

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Speaker 2: and where can people go to get all your great content?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Sure so.

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Speaker 9: American Compass is celebrating its fifth anniversary this month. We've

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Speaker 9: been sort of trying to build the case and the

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Speaker 9: policy agenda for doing economic populism right and actually reorienting

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Speaker 9: the economy toward working people and working families, and doing

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Speaker 9: that in a way that's consistent with conservative principles. I

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Speaker 9: have a new book coming out called The New Conservatives

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Speaker 9: that kind of lays all that out, and especially would

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Speaker 9: love for me to check out. We have a magazine

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Speaker 9: now called Commonplace at Commonplace dot org that I think

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Speaker 9: just has all the best new thinking on this. One

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Speaker 9: of our advisors, Daniel Kishi, just did a fantastic piece

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Speaker 9: on public Opinion about labor, saying there's some pro labor

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Speaker 9: reforms that are really popular even with Republicans, and we

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Speaker 9: And so, you know, love for people to check that

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Speaker 5: Or real quickly. The book Where can people pre order?

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Speaker 2: This book is a collection of articles you've put up before,

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Speaker 2: all in one place.

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Speaker 5: It's absolutely amazing.

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Speaker 2: Got lightheisers, get everybody if you really want to have

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Speaker 2: an understanding of where we stand as American economy and

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Speaker 2: continue from a populist perspective, This one must read. Where

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I appreciate that it's available for pre order. You know,

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Speaker 9: anywhere you pre order stuff. Don't want to necessarily send

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Speaker 9: get it there. But wherever books are sold. It's called

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Speaker 9: The New Conservatives and it'll be out on June third.

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Speaker 5: It's absolutely amazing. Your social media. Where do people follow

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Speaker 5: you throughout the day?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, mostly on x AT or an underscore casts and

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Speaker 9: then substack. It's called Understanding America twice a week Understanding

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Speaker 9: America dot.

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Speaker 5: Co, lawn. Thank you so much, man, amazing.

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Speaker 1: This is awesome. It great to see you.

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Speaker 2: Incredible article, incredible article on Political'll make sure it must

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Speaker 2: read for over the weekend. We'll have you back next

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Speaker 2: week with the book actually launches June third, pre order today.

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Speaker 5: Okay, short commercial break, We're pack.

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Speaker 2: We've got Hungary poland c pack, Matt Schlapp leading the

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Speaker 2: and Tage gill All in the next half hour.

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Speaker 5: In the Horror.

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Speaker 4: Use your host Stephen kb.

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Speaker 2: Okay from Rome to Rio.

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Speaker 5: Make sure you go get the Rio reset right now.

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Speaker 2: From Birch Goal Birch Gold dot com slash Bannon, the

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Speaker 2: end of the Dollar Empire. Understand currency and you will

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Speaker 2: go a long way to understanding politics, power and also

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Speaker 2: your personal finances, particularly FI currency and where the gold

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Speaker 5: But you need to understand ain't the prices the process?

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Speaker 2: July sixth in Rio, the bricks nations are coming together,

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Speaker 2: and they're not coming together to help the United States

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Speaker 2: of America. That's kind of the global South coming together

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Speaker 2: to see how they put the screws to us. And

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Speaker 2: some of that may be well deserved given the breach

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Speaker 2: of produciary responsibility we've had between the elites and this

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Speaker 2: country and the American people. What is President Trump trying

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Speaker 2: to set right? Birch Goal dot com slash Bannon. I

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Speaker 2: want to go now to Matt schlapt Matt poland Hungry Korea.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk about the first too, and also help explain

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Speaker 2: to me Matt.

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Speaker 5: Romania. I don't get.

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Speaker 2: How we're we'd pull at forty we win in forty

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Speaker 2: and we lose. I don't know, fifty four to forty six.

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Speaker 2: How does that all work? And how are you guys

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Speaker 2: going to discuss that at Seapac polland the Seapac hungry Sir.

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Speaker 10: Well, I think people are very concerned about what's been

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Speaker 10: happening in a lot of these elections. You brought up Korea.

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Speaker 10: I went over to South Korea. I met with the

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Speaker 10: up winning by just a tiny amount. This is happening

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Speaker 10: over and over again to any of the candidates that

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Speaker 10: are outside the establishment and most of these countries, Steve,

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Speaker 10: there really isn't a conservative movement.

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Speaker 4: There's just wonderful.

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Speaker 10: People, and there is an establishment that is very aligned

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Speaker 10: In Asia and in Europe, it's Brussels and probably a

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Speaker 1: And this is a huge problem.

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Speaker 10: They don't have a buttress of a center right party

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Speaker 10: that's anymore shares their values, so their party lists and

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Speaker 10: they have to start new parties. So George Simone in

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Speaker 10: Romania came out of nowhere, won the first round forty

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Speaker 10: lot of people concerned what's going on in these elections.

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Speaker 10: I mean, the biggest problem we have, Steve, is our

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Speaker 10: own elections. I mean, we take the longest to count votes.

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Speaker 10: We've got ourselves diluted. That's because we have federalism and

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Speaker 10: because we have state, local, and federal races that somehow

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Speaker 10: that makes it slower for a computer to count or tabulate,

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Speaker 10: or Americans have just gotten that much dumber over the

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Speaker 10: course the last fifty years, which I don't believe. So

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Speaker 1: Is that one of the highlights in Poland, your show

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Speaker 1: up in Poland is the second round to Sunday is

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Speaker 1: the find thing. It's too Sunday. So your show up

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Speaker 1: in Poland next week and in Hungary with this Poland

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Speaker 1: Polish election kind of into balance.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Poland's first round was on the same day as

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Speaker 10: Romania's second round, and so the candidate we favor in Novotsky.

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Speaker 10: Apologize to him if I've said his name with an

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Speaker 10: I think it was like a point or so that

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Speaker 10: second round, and so Sea Pac Poland will be occurring

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Speaker 10: right at the perfect time.

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Speaker 4: To try to have an influence.

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Speaker 10: Now, look, we don't do electioneering over there, but we're

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Speaker 10: trying to bring up to the people in these countries

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Speaker 10: how important these fundamental questions are. I think about it,

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Speaker 10: the religious freedom, the idea that you can be a

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Speaker 10: practicing Christian and not not have that somehow destroy your

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Speaker 10: reputation in your career. Europe getting back to what made

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Speaker 10: euro of great. Europe can't be great if there are

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Speaker 10: no families having babies. Victor ORBN figured this out in Hungary.

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Speaker 10: And as you're talking to Orrin about populist tax policies,

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Speaker 10: remember what Hungary did with their taxes is say you

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Speaker 10: something like four kids, you never pay income taxes. Again,

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Speaker 10: that's real reform, that's radical. That's the type of things

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Speaker 10: we need to do to make sure that our cultural

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Speaker 1: How can we hear in the United States? Make sure

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Speaker 1: we stream it. You've got a team of all stars

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Speaker 1: both in country and guys coming from the United States,

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Speaker 1: men and women from the United States. How can we

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Speaker 1: participate this week in either streaming or catching up, et cetera. Because,

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Speaker 10: Look, Hungry is where George Sorow spends most money to

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Speaker 10: make a difference. And so we've got to hold on

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Speaker 10: to victor Or Bond's policies into him. And then we

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Speaker 10: have Barack Obama and all these other people being paid

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Speaker 10: to be in Poland. They know that if they lose

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Speaker 10: this election and poll and that's a big blow to

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Speaker 10: the globalists. So you can follow me on Twitter at

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Speaker 10: m schlapp or go to our website at seapac dot

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Speaker 10: org and we will lead you to all the places,

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Speaker 10: all the platforms where you can watch the content. We

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Speaker 10: also have to be careful about all the regulators in

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Speaker 10: Brussels and still in Washington, d C. That try to,

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Speaker 10: you know, keep Seedpack from broadcasting as widely as we should.

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Speaker 10: Steve shall I say, but don't worry. We'll get all

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Speaker 10: the important content to folks and we're going to make

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Speaker 10: a big difference in these countries.

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Speaker 1: Here's what everyone needs to know.

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Speaker 10: These countries are calling us and saying, we've got to

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Speaker 10: have Seapack.

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Speaker 4: And it's not just SEAPAC.

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Speaker 10: There's a lot of great groups that are doing great

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Speaker 10: work in our country.

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Speaker 4: We've got to.

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Speaker 10: Build this conservative populace movement. Everybody wants a piece their

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Speaker 10: version of Maga because they know that they're outgunned, they're

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Speaker 10: out financed, that there's law fair and all these other things,

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Speaker 10: and they're trying to figure out a way to outsmart it.

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump gave the whole world a boost of hope

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Speaker 10: that we can win this battle.

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Speaker 4: But the battle is right now.

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Speaker 1: Ay Man. Rumor has it that you're trying to put

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Speaker 10: You know, the I I'm just worried that someone could

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Speaker 10: We're engaged in all of these questions. In Korea is

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Speaker 1: Amen, Okay, we're going to get updates from that on

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Thanks for having me on ste

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Speaker 1: Many others are going over. We both have a whole

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Speaker 11: We got this story about two days ago, and then

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Speaker 11: I have a little personal one for you after So,

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Speaker 11: multiple homes and then selling them to unsuspecting buyers. One

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Speaker 11: found out that someone else's name was on the title,

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Speaker 11: So we talk about you know, potential targets pretty often,

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Speaker 11: them air properties right. In some of the cases, the

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Speaker 11: after they had passed away.

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Speaker 1: So these guys were.

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Speaker 11: Watching they We don't know if they had people on

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Speaker 11: these things. The last thing on your mind is watching,

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Speaker 11: I think it's ridiculous that the county attorney is suing

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Speaker 11: these men for a million dollars in damages for some

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Speaker 11: of these stuffs going back a couple of years. They

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Speaker 11: kind of found this pattern with these men. But one

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Speaker 11: And that is so scary to me that there is

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Speaker 11: so I would urge that if you guys have you know,

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Speaker 11: Everything is so much easier to do online now, But

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Speaker 11: if these men had people on the inside that were

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Speaker 11: feeding them this information, because hours after someone passes away,

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Speaker 11: they go in and file these fraudulent paperwork. That's terrifying

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Speaker 11: to me that you just can't trust anyone around you.

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Speaker 11: I don't know, is that just me Gary?

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Speaker 12: No?

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Speaker 1: No, no, it's also mca real quickly give us again. They

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Speaker 11: Yeah, they were going through homes or they were going

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Speaker 11: to families who's the owners of the homes passed away,

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Speaker 11: So now they're going through this suit with the county attorney,

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Speaker 11: going to rule in their favor and say, oh, well,

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Speaker 11: and homeowners do not have people on their side to

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Speaker 11: So let's say hypothetically you go through that with your

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Speaker 1: Where did they go? I wanted everybody to do this

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Speaker 1: Wow and ask for Natalie Dimingers. Thank you, ma'am. Have

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Speaker 1: So Ben Hart, welcome back, Ben. I know you get

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Speaker 1: a balance. I want people to go at least read

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Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal article. I'll figure out how to

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Speaker 1: get you back on you this afternoon. We'll do it

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Speaker 1: over the weekend sometime. I want to drop down more

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Speaker 1: on this in this situation because obviously, with President Trump

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Speaker 1: you his thoughts about Pope Leo, and so I want

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Speaker 1: to make sure everybody reads the UH the Wall Street

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Speaker 1: Journal article. Obviously we have a quite different take on things,

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Speaker 1: but hey, that's what makes things interesting. We have people

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Speaker 1: to go, Ben for your content, and also this Wall

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Speaker 1: Street Journal all that, and by the way, you've been

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Speaker 1: your interviews.

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Speaker 8: Steve, thanksgetter, my social media platform of choice, simply tap

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Speaker 4: Look, I think if I can close with this.

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Speaker 8: Point, Steve, I think the point about President Trump leaning

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Speaker 8: massive moral authority even though he is untested from the

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Speaker 8: magap point of view, I can only guess, Steve. I

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Speaker 8: can only speculate that President Trump's calculation is that this

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Speaker 8: guy is American, and therefore his interests will be in

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Speaker 8: promoting in a general generic sense, the American priorities. But

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Speaker 8: I don't know if that is a reasonable presumption to

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Speaker 8: be holding at this point in time. I will finish

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Speaker 8: with this point about the Wall Street Journal article, because

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Speaker 8: it's so important. It illustrates the vulnerable situation of a

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Speaker 8: Vatican to Holy See as an institution. Whilst on the

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Speaker 8: one hand, It does give the faithful now, especially the

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Speaker 4: Potentially and I'm going forward. I tell you what.

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Speaker 8: It also gives a great opening to President she in

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Speaker 8: China to also try to assume his leaverage.

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Speaker 4: In the Vatican.

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Speaker 8: That's the really we need to be extremely alert towards.

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Speaker 8: Thanks Steve, I'll catch you hopefully on the evening show today.

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Speaker 1: God bless Yeah, we'll figure this out. Thank you, Ben Harnwell,

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Speaker 1: Thanks you for co hosts this morning. Michael Lindell, you're

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Speaker 1: we're combining.

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