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Speaker 1: At Congressman Seth Milton in Massachusetts, Congressman, as we've been

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Speaker 1: watching Senator Van Holland saying protecting due process saying this quote,

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Speaker 1: if you violate it for one, you threaten it for

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Speaker 1: all your thoughts.

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Speaker 2: That's what people need to remember is that this can

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Speaker 2: happen to any of us. Every American needs to know

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Speaker 2: as you watch this on TV, that you could be next.

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Speaker 2: This administration has no red lions. The Republicans in Congress

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Speaker 2: who enable this administration clearly have no red lions. Senator

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Speaker 2: vn Holland was asked about that as well. I see

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Speaker 2: it with my colleagues, my Republican colleagues in the House.

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Speaker 2: I don't know what their red lines are, and so

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Speaker 2: this could happen to you next.

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Speaker 3: Look what happened with law firms.

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Speaker 4: Look what's happening to the media.

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Speaker 3: Okay, like you are seeing industry after industry, right, get silence,

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Speaker 3: and we're also allowing it to happen. Right when they

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Speaker 3: went after Paul Weiss, the entire legal profession could have

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Speaker 3: stood together and said you're not taking us down, but

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Speaker 5: The water's warm.

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Speaker 3: Right, So there is a method to standing up, but

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Speaker 3: you have to stand up in unison, and that isn't happening.

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Speaker 5: Well, look, yeah, I.

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Speaker 6: Think that we are perpetually.

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Speaker 7: I do.

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Speaker 6: We're not talking about having balls anymore. But can we

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Speaker 6: still clutch pearls? Yes, I didn't see it. I wasn't

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Speaker 6: copying your notes, I promise, But there's an element of

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Speaker 6: pearl clutching about when he breaks the rules almost no

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Speaker 6: matter what the substance is. You know, he broke the

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Speaker 6: rules in twenty eighteen and he was separating children from

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Speaker 6: their parents at the border, like that was breaking a

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Speaker 6: rule that was gut wrenching that people could see. He's

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Speaker 6: breaking the rules now in some cases where people think

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Speaker 6: the rules should be broken.

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Speaker 5: We need to distinguish between these.

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Speaker 6: Two and focus on the cases where the rules being

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Speaker 6: broken really are gut wrenching for the ordinary voter.

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Speaker 4: He's breaking the rules like he did before we went

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Speaker 4: after him. We had so many hearings, hearing after hearing,

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Speaker 4: it did nothing. He got re elected on eighteen.

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Speaker 3: He lost right now, but I feel like we have fatigue.

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Speaker 4: It's like, oh God, we're going to do this again.

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Speaker 7: What's the new approach?

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Speaker 4: He says things like he's you know, he's talking about immigration,

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Speaker 4: and he said he's going to go after the homegrown terrorists.

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Speaker 7: Next, weren't didn't he just pardon all.

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Speaker 4: The January sixth people.

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Speaker 7: Aren't they the homegrown?

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Speaker 4: You know?

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Speaker 6: In the first term, I just have this indelible memory

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Speaker 6: of Stephen Miller talking about wanting to bring down the

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Speaker 6: Cosmopolitans and the costa Politans with the people who are

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Speaker 6: sitting around this table and living on the coasts and

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Speaker 6: enjoyed the service of communy and benefited from globalization. And

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Speaker 6: there are institutions that are tied to that university's nonprofits,

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Speaker 6: research institutions, hospitals, people who have done well with the

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Speaker 6: that have been established our lives with the course of

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Speaker 6: the last three decades. And Trump is saying in all

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Speaker 6: these various venues he's going to go after people like bulldogs,

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Speaker 6: whether he follows the rules or not. And there's a

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Speaker 6: over the last thirty years. It's a thirty year problem.

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Speaker 4: That moment, the steeple of Old Church looked like something

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Speaker 4: last night on this show about this church, you can

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Speaker 4: Old North. Let the warning ride forth once more. Tyranny

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Speaker 4: is at our door. And then it's a projection so

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Speaker 4: they can change it over to other things. And then

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Speaker 4: there was this one.

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Speaker 7: This is quite good.

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Speaker 4: I kind of can't believe I didn't think of as myself.

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Speaker 4: anniversary of those first battles and our revolution, the two

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Speaker 4: we won to free us forever from ever suffering again

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Speaker 4: under the tyranny of a king.

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Speaker 5: Lying down your arms.

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Speaker 8: You will not run me off of my comment. Tell

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Speaker 8: you what tell you sex your show shoulder, Jo.

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Speaker 9: Goode, click the fiddles and it's like with the fields.

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Speaker 8: With the fat.

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Speaker 9: Back the right.

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Speaker 8: K get back again to like you all.

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Speaker 9: Right, i'ncking right rock. I'm the fucking lick you got

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Speaker 9: the fucking rocks were rocking rights fucking right.

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Speaker 10: And don't right, God, where are you going?

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Speaker 9: Jory so got rolling man.

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Speaker 7: He turns went back.

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Speaker 8: That was the furst man from Dame Man get bucking ride,

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Speaker 1: The more I more right there?

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Speaker 8: What they're fucking rights? Damn you get sucking rights fucking

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Speaker 7: Three shot say seven song.

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Speaker 5: Song. And it's Saturday, nineteen April. You're Earler twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 5: It's Holy Saturday, but also the two hundred and fiftieth

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Speaker 5: commemoration anniversary of the shot heard around the world right

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Speaker 5: there at Lexington Common. I really want to give a

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Speaker 5: hat tip to the reenactors. That was reenacted this morning

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Speaker 5: the Suffolk Resolves that with the Committee as a correspondence,

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Speaker 5: that things are gonna we're gonna spinning a little bit

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Speaker 5: equivalent to what the Biden regime tried to do with

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Speaker 5: in prison for what three hundred and fifty four hundred years,

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Speaker 5: So two hundred and fifty years after this event, and

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Speaker 5: And it was eight years in a in a tough fight,

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Speaker 5: Wars as British subjects. Uh. What they did is they

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Speaker 5: History are kind of not myth, but the people folks

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Speaker 5: I think years earlier. And Kemball had tea late on

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Speaker 5: and I thought it was a great reenactment. Supposedly the

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Speaker 5: person who's shot that will at least admit it or

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Speaker 5: claimed the shot her world was Solomon Brown, kind of

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Speaker 5: actually the columnists. We're gonna get into all this today

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Speaker 5: and tie it to modern American history. There's so much

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Speaker 5: all the way to John Adams's Alien Enemies Act and

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Speaker 5: said put it on hold right now, and said President

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Speaker 5: Trump cannot do that to depour ten million illegal aliens

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Speaker 5: that have invaded our country. All this for the rest

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Speaker 2: In the Wards Granities,