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Speaker 1: The Charlie kirkshow starts.

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Speaker 2: Now a criminal referral to the DOJ for anti Trump

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Speaker 3: No one is above the law, no matter how rich, powerful,

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Speaker 4: You are very.

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Speaker 2: Powerful, and now there are serious allegations of fraud involving

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Speaker 5: Today, the Department of Justice is announcing a civil lawsuit

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Speaker 5: against the main Department of Education. The state domain is

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Speaker 5: discriminating against women by failing to protect women in women's sports.

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Speaker 6: Pretty basic stuff. This is a violation of Title nine.

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Speaker 5: The Department of Justice will not sit by when women

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Speaker 6: This is about sports.

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Speaker 5: This is also about these young women's personal safety.

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Speaker 7: I'm just as disgusted that any congressional representative is going

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Speaker 8: This is really for James, the very case that she

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Speaker 8: most famously brought. She insisted that these technicalities matter and

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Speaker 8: while that bill has come due. In this case, she's

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Speaker 8: going to have to deal with this violin I'm honestly

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Speaker 8: just not sure how you defend against us unless you

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Speaker 8: say that these are fraudulent documents.

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Speaker 9: I'm here at the airport. I'm about to board my

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Speaker 9: flight for San Salvador. The goal of this mission is

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Speaker 9: to let the Trump administration, to let the government of

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Speaker 9: to bring Arago Garcia home.

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Speaker 10: As you probably you know, we're doing a self deportation

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Speaker 10: into our country legally. The only thing I haven't determined

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Speaker 10: is what are we going to do.

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Speaker 1: We're going to give them a stipend.

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Speaker 6: We're going to give.

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Speaker 10: Them some money and a plane ticket, and then we're

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Speaker 11: We want to make sure that if you open women's

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Speaker 12: Obviously, the irony is perfectly crushing. This is a person

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Speaker 12: who prosecuted Trump for everything short of ripping a label

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Speaker 12: off a mattress, and among the charges that.

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Speaker 12: Just the civil but the criminal case was making false

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Speaker 14: To NBC dues, there's a growing number of voters who

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Speaker 1: Is like, have they met college students?

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Speaker 14: Do they realize that when you're eighteen what you think

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Speaker 6: I think that is exactly what I always say.

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Speaker 15: That Harvard finds every non conservative eighteen year old in

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Speaker 2: Well, the Angle has obtained shocking allegations leveled by the

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Speaker 16: The first thing I'm going to do is to take

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Speaker 19: what difference does that make? Well, the difference is demonstrated

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Speaker 19: current college kids. Well, it's actually not just lean. It's

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Speaker 19: Eleven point seven points. This is an incredibly bullish empirical

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Speaker 19: Okay, Tim, why is it that the Democrat Party seems

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Speaker 19: So Maria, there's a lot of confusion, some could say,

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Speaker 19: around the tariff issue. You understand financial markets, you talk

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Speaker 19: to more CEOs than anybody, and lawmakers. What is the

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Speaker 19: As we are talking.

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Speaker 4: Maria, well, you know, I mean, it's interesting.

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Speaker 3: It's funny that you know, you're saying what is the

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Speaker 3: situation today? Because of course we know that it appears

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Speaker 3: that it feels like it's constantly changing. But the truth

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Speaker 3: place from day one, and he's trying right now to

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Speaker 3: categorize things in different buckets. Frankly, I mean to make

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Speaker 3: it as simple as possible. He started this, you know,

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Speaker 3: this this exercise out by focusing on the fentomol coming

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Speaker 3: into the country, killing one hundred thousand Americans, you know,

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Speaker 3: a year. And so you know, he went to the

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Speaker 3: to to really stop the problem. And you know, that

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Speaker 3: was initially the first reason. And then you know, it's

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Speaker 3: also a revenue generator. He's also raising money into US coffers.

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Speaker 3: So there's that he's talking about two billion dollars a day.

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Speaker 3: Of course, that's that's terrific, knowing our debt and deficits.

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Speaker 3: Then he's talking about bringing manufacturing to America, and that's

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Speaker 3: another reason that he's looking at tariff. So today we've

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Speaker 3: got tariffs on fentanyl, which is under the international Emergency

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Speaker 3: Economic powers that the President is using, which of course

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Speaker 3: allows the president to regulate you know, foreign and business

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Speaker 3: activity internationally and and and and place those tariffs on

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Speaker 3: on on partners or wherever. And then he's got the

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Speaker 3: tariffs having to do with aluminium steel, and he's talking

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Speaker 3: about tariff's there being a national security issue, so you know,

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Speaker 3: what Charlie, I think this whole thing is not just

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Speaker 3: an economic issue, but it is a national security issue.

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Speaker 3: And that's that's what I wish, you know, corporate America

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Speaker 3: would understand. I wish most people would understand. You know,

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Speaker 3: these people are that are trading stocks and you know,

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Speaker 3: selling their portfolio and putting pressure on the markets. It's

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Speaker 3: really not a good idea. And it's and it's not,

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Speaker 3: I wannestly not a good idea. It's not a good

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Speaker 3: idea for them, okay, because you have to hold the

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Speaker 3: stock market is the best placed long term for wealth creation.

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Speaker 3: So if you really want to make money over the

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Speaker 3: long term, decide where you want to put your you know,

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Speaker 3: where you want to investment. We can get to that later.

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Speaker 3: That's another conversation. Stay there and you don't trade in

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Speaker 3: and out of it, okay, So you stay in long term.

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Speaker 3: If you didn't sell anything, you're fine. Okay. So you

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Speaker 3: saw lots of volatility on Wall Street in the last

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Speaker 3: couple of weeks. But again, this is a national security issue,

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Speaker 3: and I really don't care how much, you know it

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Speaker 3: cuts into people's profits right now, it's not the p

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Speaker 3: The priority is is that communist China is undermining a

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Speaker 3: mark at every turn, whether it be you know, okay,

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Speaker 3: you could start with COVID. Why don't we start there, Okay, COVID.

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Speaker 3: We all know where it came from, and we need that. Actually,

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Speaker 3: very early on. Secondly, there was a COVID cover up.

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Speaker 3: that at the time because I had my hospital sources

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Speaker 3: call me in same ships were on their way to

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Speaker 3: America with all this stuff that we need. They were

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Speaker 3: told turnaround, go back to China. So they totally corned

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Speaker 3: And then they they basically stopped you know, stopped flights

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Speaker 3: going out, I'm sorry, stop flights coming in, but allowed

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Speaker 3: people to go out of China, out of Wuhan right

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Speaker 3: to Italy where they had their Belton Road initiative. All

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Speaker 3: those people were working in Italy and then it spread globally.

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Speaker 3: So there's a COVID cover up. There's also obviously massive,

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Speaker 3: massive surveillance. There's surveilling us at every turn. They had

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Speaker 3: not to mention the spy balloon that travels the country

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Speaker 3: thanks Joe Biden for the whole week of having the

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Speaker 3: surveillance balloons send information back to the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 3: in real time. But you also have spies galore coming

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Speaker 3: in all the time. They have exploited the student visa process.

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Speaker 3: They have exploited and capitalize on anything they can. And

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Speaker 3: it's because the Communist Party of China wants to overtake

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Speaker 3: to the United States is the number one superpower. President

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Speaker 3: Trump is aware of this, so he needs to protect

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Speaker 3: the country. And one of the most important ways and

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Speaker 3: direct ways to do that is to ensure that America

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Speaker 3: is independent of its own production. There is no way

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Speaker 3: in hell anybody would believe that we are completely reliant

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Speaker 3: on communist China for our prescription drugs. It's outrageous. We

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Speaker 3: can't have any log But we need to change that immediately.

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Speaker 3: Advanced septic conductor trips. Same thing. We are reliant on Taiwan.

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Speaker 3: We all know that China wants to reunite with Taiwan.

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Speaker 3: So in three seconds, China will be able to shut

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Speaker 3: the lights off and on in the world if they

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Speaker 3: go in and get all of those ninety percent of

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Speaker 3: advanced semiconductor chips. These are the serious issues. Sosident is

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Speaker 3: making it so expensive and so hard for companies not

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Speaker 3: to want to produce in America, not to want to

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Speaker 3: manufacture in America, that they're all going to immediately start

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Speaker 3: talking like patriots, and that's what you happen.

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Speaker 19: I want to play a piece of tape here. This

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Speaker 19: is a cut. Thank you for that, Maria, Cut one eighteen.

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Speaker 19: It's the Navidia clip from Stuart Varney. Let's play cut

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Speaker 19: one eighteen.

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Speaker 22: Okay.

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Speaker 23: In Nvidia on the left hand side of the screen,

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Speaker 23: they've announced they will manufacture AI supercomputers in the United States.

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Speaker 23: That we're building more than a million square feet of

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Speaker 23: the manufacturing space in Texas and in Arizona.

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Speaker 19: So we're seeing more and more investment here domestically. Maria,

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Speaker 19: when you're talking to the CEOs, both on your great

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Speaker 19: program or privately, how are they internalizing all of this?

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Speaker 20: Some say they're panicking.

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Speaker 19: But are they understanding that they have probably indulged the

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Speaker 19: Chinese beast far too much? Is there a private admission

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Speaker 19: by the corporate class.

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Speaker 20: That they have made a mistake, they've made an.

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Speaker 19: Error, and even for their own best interest as a company,

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Speaker 19: they should start to decouple their marriage with the Chinese

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Speaker 19: Communist Party.

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Speaker 3: They're getting it slowly. Remember, companies are going to do

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Speaker 3: whatever is lawful, and they may very well push it

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Speaker 3: to the edge because it's quote unquote lawful. Now, what

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Speaker 3: happened was, you know, when Clinton and when Nixon first

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Speaker 3: into the World Trade Organization. It was a pivotal moment

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Speaker 3: for America. And what happened then was the Americans felt, well, maybe,

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Speaker 3: you know, we open up the world to trade with China.

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Speaker 3: You know, maybe they'll recognize how great democracy and capitalism

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Speaker 3: is and they'll sort of come to the middle. That's

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Speaker 3: not what happened. What happened when they went more nationalistic.

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Speaker 3: And you've got Jijiping right now modeling itself after Mao Zedong.

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Speaker 3: So they went completely the other way. So, yes, people

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Speaker 3: recognized that it went the other way. It wasn't just

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Speaker 3: corporations making the mistake. It was you know, the world

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Speaker 3: at large. And so now they've gone too far. And

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Speaker 3: you know, companies I think are talking about it, and

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Speaker 3: they do know privately. And once CEO of a financial

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Speaker 3: services company said to me, well, I told my people,

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Speaker 3: make sure you're always ready to leave the keys and

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Speaker 3: walk out the door, like don't you know, don't leave

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Speaker 3: Make sure you're always ready to I'm out of here,

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Speaker 3: and get out when you when you need to. But

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Speaker 3: you know, China has been very smart and very aggressive

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Speaker 3: with its belt and Road strategy, taking it all over

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Speaker 3: the world and aggressively utilizing shipping lanes across the world

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Speaker 3: to you know, producing products for the world at very

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Speaker 3: then we're going to just acquire this, to acquire this port,

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Speaker 3: take over that. And so you know, the good business

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Speaker 3: is that President Trump understands all of this, and the

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Speaker 3: fact that he came in swinging with you know, the

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Speaker 3: Patama Canal, the Greenland idea just shows you how tune

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Speaker 3: and brilliant he is about this issue. You know, on

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Speaker 3: the one hand, he's saying I was using pings my friend,

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Speaker 3: blah blah blah. On the other hand, he's put one

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Speaker 3: hundred and forty five percent tariffs on the nation. So look,

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Speaker 3: it's not going to be eating. President said, we're going

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Speaker 3: to see disruption, and I agree with that because these

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Speaker 3: like I said, we should not be reliant on these

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Speaker 3: supply chains. What companies are also saying, however, in addition

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Speaker 3: need to you know, bring more manufacturing outside of China

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Speaker 3: and depend less on China. They're also very unnerved by

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Speaker 3: a lack of clarity. And that's really the issue. And

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Speaker 3: when I spoke with President Trump a month ago, I

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Speaker 3: asked him this, and I push him on it. That's

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Speaker 4: Where's the clarity.

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Speaker 3: We need clarity because these companies are public companies. Their

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Speaker 3: CEOs need to communicate to shareholders, They need to communicate

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Speaker 3: going to do R and D and make capital projections.

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Speaker 3: And they can't because they don't know how much it's

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Speaker 3: going to cost them on tariff. So the lack of

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Speaker 3: clarity is what is undermining the confidence in this. But

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Speaker 3: I think slowly, but surely people are recognizing that this

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Speaker 3: is not just an economic issue, this is a national

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Speaker 3: security issue and everybody needs to get on board.

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Speaker 19: I completely and totally agree. In closing here, Maria, would

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Speaker 19: you say that we are heading towards a recession? How

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Speaker 19: would you look at the current economic environment? How does

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Speaker 19: the one Big Beautiful Bill play into that? The consensus

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Speaker 19: amongst CEOs sixty plus percent say that they think a

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Speaker 19: recession is coming.

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Speaker 20: What do you think, Maria about minu and a half remaining?

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Speaker 3: Nah, I don't think so. Look, I see a lot

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Speaker 3: of good things in the economy. I do think that

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Speaker 3: the Big Beautiful Bill takes on much more importance than

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Speaker 3: ever before. Commas needs to get to work, the GUP

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Speaker 3: needs to get in line and ensure that they get

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Speaker 3: those tax cuts extended, because the markets and the economy

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Speaker 3: think a recession is a is a definite outcome at all.

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Speaker 3: I see growth, you know, I think you know. I

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Speaker 20: There's so much news happening right here.

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Speaker 19: I want to focus on a story that does not

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Speaker 19: received nearly enough attention, which is the fact that President

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Speaker 19: Trump is dialoguing with Iran. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, period,

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Speaker 19: hard stop. That's a non negotiable. America has a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 19: France has a nuclear weapon, Russia has a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 19: China has a nuclear weapon, India has a nuclear weapons weapon.

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Speaker 19: Pakistan has a nuclear weapon, Israel has a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 19: I'm sure, I'm forgetting it. South Africa used to have

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Speaker 19: nuclear weapons and they got rid of them.

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Speaker 20: Widespread. North Korea obviously has a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 19: Widespread nuclear proliferation would be very bad for the world.

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Speaker 19: Be not good to have arrant crazy actors like the

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Speaker 19: Iotol of Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 20: No good.

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Speaker 19: Iran is one of the fulcrumbs of Mohammedism.

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Speaker 20: It's not the only one.

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Speaker 19: It's or the Shias come to live about fifteen percent

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Speaker 19: of all Muslims or Shia. No, I'm gonna play this

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Speaker 19: piece of tap from Pete Hegseth, and I'm gonna also

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Speaker 19: tell you another truth, because while Iran should not have

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Speaker 19: a nuclear weapon, going to war with Iran would be catastrophic.

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Speaker 19: Going to war with Iran would be a dreadful mistake,

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Speaker 19: and that includes American military strikes on the interior of Iran.

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Speaker 19: Two things can simultaneously be true. Then exit, we need

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Speaker 19: to exert maximum leverage while also saying we are not

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Speaker 19: going to go to war with the run. Doesn't matter

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Speaker 19: if Tom Cotton wants it, doesn't matter if Lindsay Graham

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Speaker 19: wants it. It doesn't matter if all the US senators

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Speaker 19: and the deep state cabal wants it. We will clearly

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Speaker 19: say we are against a war with Iran. Let's play

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Speaker 19: first cut ninety nine.

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Speaker 20: Well.

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Speaker 13: President Trump said as a State of the Union addressed,

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Speaker 13: China has too much influence over the Panama Canal, and

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Speaker 13: America is going to take it back.

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Speaker 15: And that's exactly what I was charged to do.

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Speaker 20: What we're continuing to do.

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Speaker 15: Chinese influence cannot control our own backyard, especially a critical waterway,

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Speaker 15: key terrain like the Panama Canal.

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Speaker 19: Now again, that was about the Panama Canal. I don't

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Speaker 19: know why I thought it was about Iran. That's fine,

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Speaker 19: it was libeled something else. It's China, but that's still important.

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Speaker 19: I meant to play it was actually my fault. I

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Speaker 19: meant to play cut ninety eight. That's my fault. Play

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Speaker 20: Please.

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Speaker 8: Well, I can tell you that President Trump is dead

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Speaker 8: serious on this issue.

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Speaker 4: He's dead serious that.

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Speaker 20: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. He's said that for

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Speaker 20: twenty years. He's been consistent.

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Speaker 22: That is clear.

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Speaker 19: He's dead serious that he wants it done at the

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Speaker 20: He wants it done peacefully, and that's why he's going straight.

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Speaker 22: To these talks.

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Speaker 15: He's set that deadline, these productive talks yesterday.

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Speaker 20: I don't want to get ahead of our skis.

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Speaker 15: Steve Woodcoff does a fantastic job, but it was a

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Speaker 20: They're gonna go at it again on Saturday. But he's

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Speaker 15: That if we can't figure this out at the negotiating table,

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Speaker 15: then there are other options to include my department to

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Speaker 15: ensure that Iran never has a nuclear bomb.

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Speaker 20: We hope we never get there.

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Speaker 19: I think they have to say that for the record.

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Speaker 19: I think Pete Hegseth has to say that, or else

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Speaker 19: they're not going to take us seriously. I would strongly

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Speaker 19: oppose any form military strikes on Iranian nuclear equipment period.

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Speaker 19: That would be an active war. I don't care if

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Speaker 19: it's limited. That is an active war. Ever since the

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Speaker 19: made a fetish out of never negotiating with people. Everything

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Speaker 19: is always non negotiable. The same people who endlessly want

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Speaker 19: and I will say the Persian people are some of

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Speaker 19: do not like this government. I think not maybe in

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Speaker 20: Who knows.

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Speaker 19: Iran can't get a nuclear weapon, But simultaneously as true,

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Speaker 19: because the drums of war are beating in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 20: Second, how we're coming up.

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Speaker 21: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 22: I'm Terrence Bates. Tax season is.

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Speaker 21: Officially over now that the April fifteenth deadline is coming gone,

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Speaker 24: It's great to see you, Terrence. Thanks so much for

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Speaker 21: Of course, So now that tax season is pretty much

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Speaker 24: Yeah, absolutely, we had our deadline yesterday.

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Speaker 21: What kinds of things do you typically see the IRS

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Speaker 6: Screen, But truthfully, I'm frustrated.

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Speaker 26: I'm frustrated that we have to be here, that we

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Speaker 26: as women have to stand before you all on national television,

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Speaker 26: demanding equal opportunities, demanding privacy and areas of undressing, demanding

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Speaker 26: safety in our sports. Amazing to me that we are

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Speaker 26: still here fighting this fight.

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Speaker 20: It is shocking, by the way.

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Speaker 19: Welcome back to the Bitcoin dot Com studio. Riley Gaines

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Speaker 19: joined this TPUSA contributor, former University Kentucky swimmer and women's

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Speaker 19: sports advocate and honestly women's rights advocate.

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Speaker 20: Riley.

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Speaker 19: Great to see you, Riley. I completely agree. It's a

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Speaker 19: sad thing of affairs that we have to continue to.

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Speaker 20: Fight on this.

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Speaker 19: I thought smart Democrats like Gavin Newsom were saying that

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Speaker 19: we have to basically give up on this issue. That

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Speaker 19: was from a press conference you had at the Department

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Speaker 19: of Justice this morning with Pam BONDI catch our audience

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Speaker 19: up the speed of exactly what that press conference was about.

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Speaker 7: Absolutely well. I always enjoy to be on with you, Charlie. Look.

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Speaker 26: Of course, President Donald Trump signed an executive order back

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Speaker 26: in February barring all men from participating in women's sports

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Speaker 26: within any educational program that receives federal funding. But what

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Speaker 26: we have seen following this as some states have issue

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Speaker 26: notices that they are unwilling to comply. I mean, these

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Speaker 26: are the typical characters, right Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, Washington, California, Minnesota.

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Speaker 7: But there was this encounter between Governor.

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Speaker 26: Mills and Donald Trump at the White House where she

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Speaker 26: in this I think what she thought was this mic

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Speaker 26: drop moment push back on this and said, look, we'll

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Speaker 26: see you in We're not going to comply with this.

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Speaker 26: And she has certainly gotten her wish because now after

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Speaker 26: many efforts to make Maine comply, which again they just

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Speaker 26: were unwilling to do, the Department of Justice is now

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Speaker 26: pursuing litigation and assuing the state of Maine and removing

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Speaker 26: federal funding.

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Speaker 7: So quite the hill to.

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Speaker 26: Die on again, putting all of your constituents, the entire

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Speaker 26: state of Maine at jeopardy here because you want men

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Speaker 26: to that badly participate in women's sports.

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Speaker 7: Remarkable.

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Speaker 19: So the Maine continues to fight on this, and all

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Speaker 19: of these other states are digging in.

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Speaker 20: Is that right?

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Speaker 19: They are doubling and tripling down on the idea that

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Speaker 20: Is that correct?

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Speaker 26: Doubling, tripling, quadrupling down on this. Which again, if you

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Speaker 26: would have asked me on November fifth, if this was

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Speaker 26: the route the Democratic Party would be going, I would

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Speaker 26: tell you absolutely not.

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Speaker 7: I mean, this wasn't an issue.

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Speaker 26: If you can remember that Kamala Harris one and two

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Speaker 26: campaign on I mean she didn't touch the trans issue

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Speaker 26: virtually at all.

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Speaker 7: When she was campaigning. So that was a good indication

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Speaker 7: to me.

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Speaker 26: That the Democratic Party as a whole was going to

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Speaker 26: slowly recant from their positions, a distance themselves from their

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Speaker 26: voting records. But again that's just not at all what

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Speaker 26: they've done. Which we know how the majority of American

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Speaker 26: people feel the status out there eighty twenty issue, but

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Speaker 26: even amongst the majority of the Democratic Party, their own

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Speaker 26: party does not agree with this. So what Governor Mills

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Speaker 26: is doing, I mean, I think she thinks this is

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Speaker 26: this big middle finger to Donald Trump, but it's a

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Speaker 26: big middle finger to mayners. It's a big middle finger

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Speaker 26: to young girls with dreams, dreams to succeed in their

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Speaker 26: sports and beyond.

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Speaker 20: So I was at Boise State University yesterday.

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Speaker 19: I mean, Riley, you've been to many of our Turning

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Speaker 19: Point USA gatherings and events. There was a fair amount

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Speaker 19: of transactivists there. They say, Charlie, but what do you care?

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Speaker 19: Why do you, Charlie care if a trans woman wants

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Speaker 19: to win a medal, it's a good thing, it is progress. Additionally,

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Speaker 19: I would even have some of these trans zealots, and

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Speaker 19: it really is an issue where they are blinded with zealotry,

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Speaker 19: saying Charlie, there's nothing wrong with sharing a locker room,

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Speaker 19: locker room with a trans woman. Again, can you just

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Speaker 19: remind the audience the graphic nature of what occurs here,

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Speaker 19: the violation of private spaces. I hope everyone in the

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Speaker 19: audience can understand and grasp that with this trans movement,

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Speaker 19: your daughters have to undress next to naked men. It's

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Speaker 19: happening at Deerfield High School, it's happening in Wisconsin, it's

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Speaker 19: happening all across the country. We just recently had a

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Speaker 19: mom from Deerfield, Illinois where her daughter had to I'm

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Speaker 19: sure you're aware the story. Riley had to undress next

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Speaker 19: to a biological man naked while he touched himself in

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Speaker 19: his genitalia, pleasing himself.

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Speaker 20: She decided to say.

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Speaker 19: I'm not comfortable to do that, and the administration forced

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Speaker 19: them to under penalty and punishment, and nothing has actually changed.

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Speaker 6: Sick.

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Speaker 26: Yeah, these three female administrators in Deerfield, Illinois stood outside

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Speaker 26: the door, I mean, basically barricaded these young girls in

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Speaker 26: What a sick message to be sending to young girls,

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Speaker 26: basically to let your guard down, be vulnerable get naked

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Speaker 26: and shut up. Don't talk about it. It's happening, Charlie,

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Speaker 26: all over the country. Like you said, there was a

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Speaker 26: girl who spoke at the press conference with Pambondi today

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Speaker 26: from the state of Maine who said, at the age

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Speaker 26: of thirteen years old, that's where she first encountered this issue,

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Speaker 26: and it was in the locker room a boy undressing

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Speaker 26: next to her at thirteen years old. I mean, I

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Speaker 26: can personally testify to the feelings of just utter violation,

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Speaker 26: the feelings of betrayal again when you're in this intimate

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Speaker 26: area of undressing, which locker rooms in general aren't necessarily

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Speaker 26: a comfortable space. But I'll say, growing up a swimmer,

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Speaker 26: you almost become comfortable being.

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Speaker 7: Vulnerable in that environment.

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Speaker 26: That vulnerability is stripped from you when you turn around

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Speaker 26: and you see a six foot four, twenty two year

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Speaker 26: old men and fully naked, fully intact fully exposing himself

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Speaker 26: inches away from where you were, simultaneously unclothed. I can

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Speaker 26: tell you how my dad felt about this, Charlie. He

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Speaker 26: was not too enthused.

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Speaker 7: You can picture it now.

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Speaker 26: My dad, a former NFL player, a very big guy.

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Speaker 26: He wanted to come down there and handle it himself

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Speaker 26: being married at a young age. My husband doesn't like

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Speaker 26: the idea of me exposing myself to a man, a

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Speaker 26: man exposing himself to me. I mean that's of course

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Speaker 26: we see the problems as it pertains to our rights suprivacy.

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Speaker 26: But to me, that violates the matrimony of marriage to

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Speaker 26: have a man watching you undress in that way.

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Speaker 7: So it's a total violation. It's a total violation, is

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Speaker 7: what it was.

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Speaker 19: But again, women are really starting to wake up to this,

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Speaker 19: I believe. But the issue is politicians is corrupt politicians

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Speaker 19: explain to the audience Riley. Is it that they're held

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Speaker 19: captive by the trans lobby? Is it that they're afraid

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Speaker 19: that there's going to be a resistance? This is a

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Speaker 19: hyper minoritarian portion of American society, very very small that

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Speaker 19: they pandered to Why Why is that?

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Speaker 7: I think a couple of things. I think number one fear.

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Speaker 26: I think what people have learned over these past few years,

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Speaker 26: the past five six years or so, is that there

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Speaker 26: is nothing that will oust you as much as opposing

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Speaker 26: the gender ideology movement has done. I mean, look at

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Speaker 26: people like Congressman Seth Moulton, right, he Initially, prior to

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Speaker 26: the vote on HR. Twenty eight in the House the

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Speaker 26: Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act this year,

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Speaker 26: he said, look, I've got a daughter, you know, I

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Speaker 26: don't want a man on the field or on the

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Speaker 26: court with her. And then when it came time to

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Speaker 26: vote on this bill, he of course voted on party

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Speaker 26: lines voted in favor of putting boys in his daughter's sports.

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Speaker 7: So I think fear is a big part of it.

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Speaker 26: Being called names like transphobe, homophobic, they'll call you racist,

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Speaker 26: a white supremacist for this stands things that don't even

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Speaker 26: make sense at all, which again is merely just name calling.

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Speaker 26: That's what we do in like second grade. I think

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Speaker 26: it would it would force them if they changed their

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Speaker 26: stance now, it would force them to admit that they

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Speaker 26: knew this was a farce from its inception, which what

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Speaker 26: we again what's been proven is they're just not willing

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Speaker 26: to do that. They have proven that this is a

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Speaker 26: hill they are willing to die on, which doesn't make sense.

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Speaker 7: Again, to the.

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Speaker 26: Majority of American people, this issue.

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Speaker 19: It's even more than in a majority, Riley, it's ninety ten.

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Speaker 19: I mean, this is you can't get Americans to agree

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Speaker 19: on ninety percent on anything.

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Speaker 26: No, easily, but that's not how the media represents it,

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Speaker 26: and of course that's not how it's represented in terms

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Speaker 26: of elected representation at the local, state, and federal level.

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Speaker 26: This is something unanimously across the board. They have voted

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Speaker 26: on party lines on again, doesn't make sense. It's a

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Speaker 26: unifying issue, even amongst the Democratic Party. I mean that's

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Speaker 26: I think this is a large part and why we

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Speaker 26: see the Democratic Party's favorability rating as low as it is.

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Speaker 26: I mean, a couple weeks ago it was twenty seven percent.

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Speaker 26: I thought to myself, no way it gets lower than

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Speaker 26: twenty seven percent. Well, guess what it did. The next

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Speaker 26: week it was twenty six percent. Again I thought to myself,

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Speaker 26: no way gets lower. The only person who has a

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Speaker 26: lower favorability rating than twenty six percent is probably putin.

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Speaker 7: Of course, it did get lower. It got to twenty

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Speaker 7: one percent.

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Speaker 26: Now, the even the people amongst the Democratic Party who

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Speaker 26: view the party in a positive light is seven percent.

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Speaker 26: Seven percent of Democrats agree, And I think this is

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Speaker 26: a large part of it, and I think we saw

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Speaker 26: that in the election.

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Speaker 7: Of course, I believe people turned out to the polls to.

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Speaker 26: Embrace Donald Trump, to embrace his cabinet pigs, to embrace

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Speaker 26: the America First agenda.

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Speaker 7: More so, I believe that.

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Speaker 26: People turned out to the polls to reject absurdity, and

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Speaker 26: that is what the Democratic Party has become across the board,

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Speaker 26: whether it's men and women's sports, whether it's tampons and

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Speaker 26: boys bathrooms, whether it's referring to Latino individuals as latin X.

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Speaker 20: It's okay, right there, We'll be right back.

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Speaker 27: Charlie Kirk is a terrific person. He's mainstream conservative, but solid.

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Speaker 22: Is a rock show.

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Speaker 20: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 19: Email us as always freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 19: Just a reminder tomorrow will be at Washington State University.

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Speaker 20: So very packed day today, Friday.

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Speaker 19: I got We're doing two hours live on Friday, and

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Speaker 19: then we are honoring our Lord this Easter weekend, very

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Speaker 19: important Holy Week. Thank you and praying for all of

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Speaker 19: you that are observing Holy weekfasts and that are honoring

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Speaker 19: Our Lord's suffering this week. So I encourage all of

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Speaker 19: you to put Jesus first this week. Next week I'll

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Speaker 19: be at Texas A and M University, and then after

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Speaker 19: that I'll be at the University of Wyoming. And then

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Speaker 19: after that, I'm trying to think there's another Oh yeah,

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Speaker 19: we might be going to Boston. Might be We'll see,

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Speaker 19: amongst many other stops. Freedom at Charliekirk dot com email

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Speaker 19: me directly. Welcome back, everybody more Riley Gains Riley, welcome

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Speaker 19: back to the program. Let's play cut to sixteen. Riley

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Speaker 19: reference to this clip.

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Speaker 27: Is the main here the governor of Man. Are you

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Speaker 27: not going to comply with it? Well, we are the

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Speaker 27: federal law. Well you better do it. You better do

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Speaker 27: it because you're not going to get any federal funding

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Speaker 27: at all if you don't. And by the way, your population,

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Speaker 27: even though it's somewhat liberal orlo I did very well there.

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Speaker 27: You population doesn't want men playing in women's sports.

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Speaker 19: What they have done with this again, I hope we

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Speaker 19: can get rid of this issue. But Riley, being at

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Speaker 19: Boise State University, I had probably seventy female athletes come

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Speaker 19: up to me asking for pictures, and under traditional rules

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Speaker 19: they might have been to the liberal I don't know

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Speaker 19: how they stand on immigration. I don't even know how

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Speaker 19: they stand on abortion, but they say they become one

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Speaker 19: issue voters, these Boise State volleyball players, because I think

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Speaker 19: they're part of that whole San Jose State Mountain West

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Speaker 19: Conference thing, right, they say we are single issue voters

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Speaker 19: and it's a losing issue with the Democrat Party. But

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Speaker 19: please riff more on that tape that we.

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Speaker 26: Just saw, Well, that is like the most Trump encounter ever.

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Speaker 26: I love how he says, look, you know, we are

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Speaker 26: the federal law.

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Speaker 7: I am the federal law.

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Speaker 26: So when you say you're going to comply and you're

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Speaker 26: actively not doing it in that federal law, in this

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Speaker 26: case being Title nine, which was very clear as it

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Speaker 26: was originally written. No one knew fifty two coming up

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Speaker 26: on fifty three years later, we would.

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Speaker 7: Have to define that word sex.

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Speaker 26: But unfortunately, what we've seen are both elected and unelected

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Speaker 26: bureaucrats go through the back door and reinterpret this word

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Speaker 26: to mean what they wanted to mean. But even after

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Speaker 26: this clip, the clip ends here based on what you show.

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Speaker 26: But after this, that's when she has her CEU in

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Speaker 26: court moment. He says, yeah, you will, and then he

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Speaker 26: goes on to say, enjoy your life governor in this position,

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Speaker 26: because you won't have an elected position after this, I imagine.

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Speaker 26: So just a very Trump interaction overall, which I think

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Speaker 26: is great. That's what the American people voted for. We

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Speaker 26: voted for transparency, we voted for accountability, and that's what

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Speaker 26: we saw today again with Trade General Pambondi in the

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Speaker 26: Department of Justice ultimately suing Maine. That's the accountability that's

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Speaker 26: back in the White House that people across the board,

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Speaker 26: across the nation have been desperate for.

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Speaker 19: So the the other element here is, at its core,

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Speaker 19: we have to speak biological truth. At Boise State University,

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Speaker 19: yesterday we had a bunch of donors to the school

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Speaker 19: and they were shocked. They told me afterwards that they're

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Speaker 19: reconsidering giving money to Boise State because one person after another,

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Speaker 19: I said, what is a woman?

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Speaker 20: They couldn't answer. That question.

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Speaker 19: I'm talking about like twenty kids that I brought up,

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Speaker 19: and these Boise State donors are like, I'm giving money

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Speaker 19: to this, and like, yeah, you should stop giving money

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Speaker 19: to your alma mater. And but look, Boise State, they

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Speaker 19: hosted us, they were really nice, But why should you

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Speaker 19: subsidize this Marxism fundamentally talk about the transgender issue more broadly, Riley,

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Speaker 19: this all stems from us appeasing a mental delusion, trying

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Speaker 19: to accommodate a psychological condition which then of course invades

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Speaker 19: female privacy, female sports, so on and so forth.

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Speaker 26: Riley, Well, yeah, I mean, as you said, this is

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Speaker 26: the most basic of truths man and woman. It's the

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Speaker 26: sheer essence of humanity, a truth we have never struggled

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Speaker 26: to understand in the nearly two hundred and fifty years

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Speaker 26: we've been established as a kind, and certainly much longer

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Speaker 26: than that. Hate to break it to every single person

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Speaker 26: listening to this. You are all here from man and woman,

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Speaker 26: and that is what we're being asked to deny and understand.

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Speaker 7: If we as a society.

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Speaker 26: Will deny that, again, the most basic of truth, then

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Speaker 26: I think the scarier thing here is there are no

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Speaker 26: limits right, we should be asking ourselves what's next If

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Speaker 26: we are willing to deny sex? Okay, are we willing

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Speaker 26: to deny age? Which I personally believe this is the

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Speaker 26: direction that's going. I believe the gender ideology movement as

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Speaker 26: a whole really is an attempt to normalize pedophilia across

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Speaker 26: the board, and I think that's what we're seeing with

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Speaker 26: this movement. So yeah, and to your point about Boise

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Speaker 26: State and the volleyball girls specifically, they forfeited Charlie against

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Speaker 26: San Jose State University, again, a university that allowed a

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Speaker 26: male onto their women's volleyball team, taking a scholarship or

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Speaker 26: roster spot, a travel spot from a hard working, deserving woman.

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Speaker 26: Boise State forfeited in their Mountain West Conference championship, which

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Speaker 26: is outside of the NCAA Championship, the pinnacle of their sport.

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Speaker 26: They prematurely ended their season, knowing if they forfeited they

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Speaker 26: would accept a loss, it would end their season.

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Speaker 7: They wouldn't be able to advance to the next step.

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Speaker 26: But those girls did that because they said, we understand

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Speaker 26: some things.

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Speaker 7: Matter more than victory. Of course, in this case, our

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Speaker 7: safety being one of them.

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Speaker 26: The integrity of sports being another in biological reality, the

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Speaker 26: truth matters more than any victory we could ever get

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Speaker 26: on that volleyball court. So incredibly commendable. That is courage

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Speaker 26: that truthfully I didn't have when I was faced with

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Speaker 26: this issue. In granted, of course, I believe everything happens

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Speaker 26: for a reason and for God's sovereign purposes, but that courage,

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Speaker 26: it takes a lot to be able to do that,

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Speaker 26: sacrificing everything that they did to compete at the highest

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Speaker 26: level and to give it up.

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Speaker 7: Incredibly commendable.

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Speaker 19: That explains why there were so many there. I mean,

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Speaker 19: thank you for connecting those dots. I was like, this

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Speaker 19: is an unusual amount of athletes and because they're tired

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Speaker 19: of men pervert, men stealing their trophies, stealing their metals

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Speaker 19: and coming into their locker room.

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Speaker 20: Riley, thanks so much. Talk to you soon.

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Speaker 4: Email us.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, Email us freedom at charliekirk dot com. Take

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Speaker 21: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice. News Break I'm

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Speaker 21: Terrence Bates. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is

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Speaker 21: out with a new report on autism, which finds a

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Speaker 21: epidemic as data shows one in thirty one US children

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Speaker 21: have the disorder. Boys continue to be diagnosed at higher

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Speaker 21: rates than girls, with Asian, American, Pacific Islander, American, Indiana, Alaska,

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Speaker 21: Native and Black children having the highest rates.

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Speaker 28: This is a preventable disease. We know it's an environmental exposure.

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Speaker 28: It has to be. Genes do not cause epidemics. They

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Speaker 28: can provide a vulnerability. You need an environmental toxin. Autism

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Speaker 28: destroys families. More importantly, it destroys our greatest resource, which

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Speaker 28: are our children. These are children who should not be

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Speaker 28: who should not be suffering like this.

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Speaker 21: Data from twenty twenty shows one in thirty six children

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Speaker 21: were diagnosed with autism back then. That compares to one

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Speaker 21: in thirty one just two years later. School records also

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Speaker 21: show that more kids are being diagnosed between four and

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Speaker 21: eight years old nationwide. The War of Words between President

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Speaker 21: Trump and the governor of Maine over transgender women and

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Speaker 21: women's sports appears.

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Speaker 22: To be heading to court.

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Speaker 21: The latest escalation happened this morning, with US Attorney General

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Speaker 21: Pam Bondi announcing a lawsuit against the state over its

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Speaker 21: few US to acknowledge President Trump's executive order which limits

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Speaker 21: biological males from participating in women's sports.

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Speaker 22: The EO argues, it's a violation of Title nine.

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Speaker 11: Our investigation is found that Maine continues to willfully violate

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Speaker 11: Title nine and to strip the civil rights of female

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Speaker 11: athletes in the state. And as Pam alluded as well,

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Speaker 11: it's not just about their civil rights, it's about their safety.

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Speaker 21: Maine's Attorney General argues, quote, nothing in Title nine or

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Speaker 21: it's implementing regulations prohibit schools from allowing transgender girls and

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Speaker 21: women to participate on girls in women's sports teams. Your

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Speaker 21: letters to date do not cite a single case that

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Speaker 21: so holds, She writes. Well, that's a quick check off

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Speaker 21: your headlines. As always, we appreciate having you along for

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Speaker 21: the ride. Now let's get you.

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Speaker 22: Back to your regularly scheduled programming, where.

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Speaker 1: Tyranny dies and wisdom lives. The Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 19: Sean Davis, CEO and co founder of the Federalist Shan,

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Speaker 19: Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 4: For years, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 19: I have been remarking that we are over prescribing ADHD medication,

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Speaker 19: that adderall has been given out like skittles kids, and

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Speaker 19: that we are giving antite, not just antidepressants, but anti

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Speaker 19: ADHD drugs to young boys unnecessarily. I would have been

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Speaker 19: one of those kids. I was hyperactive, hard to focus.

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Speaker 19: Things worked out okay for me, thankfully not having these

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Speaker 19: psychoactive drugs. A new report now confirms what we've been

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Speaker 19: saying the entire time, and we were previously called conspiracy theorists.

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Speaker 19: Federalist dot com scientists, doctors give kids ADHD drugs for

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Speaker 19: adults convenience.

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Speaker 20: Everybody. Let me listen to you very carefully.

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Speaker 19: Maybe you have a case where a kid needs an

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Speaker 19: adh drug ADHD drug, But if you have a young

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Speaker 19: boy where a doctor is trying to push it. I

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Speaker 19: think you should resist that at all costs and entertain

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Speaker 19: every other option available.

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Speaker 20: Sean, what does this study show?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it was remarkable, especially considering the fact that it

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Speaker 13: was The New York Times that came out with this

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Speaker 13: wide ranging discussion with doctors and educators and parents about

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Speaker 13: how this basically thirty year experiment in drugging little boys

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Speaker 13: into compliance didn't work. There's this crazy statistic in there

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Speaker 13: that I think, of seventeen year olds today, something like

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Speaker 13: twenty three percent of them were either on or supposed

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Speaker 13: to be.

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Speaker 4: On Riddling or Adderall a ADHD drug.

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Speaker 13: And what they found when actually going back and looking

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Speaker 13: at the data is that the drug seemed to have

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Speaker 13: a short term effect for behavior, made people calm down

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Speaker 13: or be compliant for a little bit that wore off

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Speaker 13: after a year or two. But when you looked at

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Speaker 13: actual cognitive scores, when you look to see, hey, did

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Speaker 13: these kids do better in school?

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Speaker 4: Did they learn more?

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Speaker 13: Were they smarter as a result of being put on

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Speaker 13: this drug, the resounding answer was no. And even more

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Speaker 13: disturbing when they went back and looked at the history,

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Speaker 13: they can't even find a single biological physical marker that

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Speaker 13: somebody has ADHD or doesn't have ADHD, and that in reality,

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Speaker 13: what was happening is you had, I think a lot

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Speaker 13: at the urging of schools and parents. You had little

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Speaker 13: boys who had surplus energy being drugged so that they

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Speaker 13: could be compliant in class. And let me tell you,

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Speaker 13: being an adult now having extra energy, man, I'm jealous

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Speaker 13: of kids who have that.

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Speaker 4: That's a superpower.

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Speaker 13: And yet we told multiple generations of little boys this

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Speaker 13: thing you have, which is a ton of energy and

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Speaker 13: love for life that we all wish we could have

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Speaker 13: when we're tired. And at the end of the day,

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Speaker 13: that's actually a disability. There's something wrong with you because

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Speaker 13: you're full of life, and it was evil what was

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Speaker 13: done to tend to such boys over thirty years.

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Speaker 19: Sean, that's such a good point. People say, Charlie, how

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Speaker 19: do you have all this energy? First of all, I

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Speaker 19: do get my sleep, but for the record, I don't.

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Speaker 19: I was one of those kids that literally could not

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Speaker 19: sit still. I always have something in my hand. I

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Speaker 19: would even bite on like my pens. I was constantly constantly.

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Speaker 19: I'm still very much that way, for the record, except

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Speaker 19: on college campus where I sit for three and a

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Speaker 19: half hours, I'm very hyperactive. I'm very about getting stuff

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Speaker 19: done life. I used I pace around offices. They want

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Speaker 19: people would want to have medicated me. Is this a

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Speaker 19: form of mass social control? What's really behind this? Is

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Speaker 19: this about trying to medicate our best and brightest, young,

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Speaker 19: masculine driven future generations.

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Speaker 20: What's really going on here?

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Speaker 13: I think with so many things in the pharmaceutical and

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Speaker 13: medical area, it started out as a genuine attempt to

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Speaker 13: address the problem. Hey, we think there may be the

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Speaker 13: smallest liver of kids who have a neurological issue that

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Speaker 13: makes it impossible for them to focus or learn, And

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Speaker 13: so they developed this drug at the time that they thought, hey,

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Speaker 13: this might be good for treating this tiny, little niche

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Speaker 13: sliver of people and help them, and for all I know,

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Speaker 13: maybe that works for a very, very smallest liver. But

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Speaker 13: what it ended up becoming was a tool of control.

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Speaker 13: I think it was largely pushed by schools and teachers,

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Speaker 13: many of whom I think just didn't like having energetic

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Speaker 13: little boys in their class. They liked compliant girls who

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Speaker 13: could sit still and listen and follow directions, and they

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Speaker 13: didn't like that a ton of boys are just not

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Speaker 13: made to sit in a classroom like statues for eight

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Speaker 13: or nine hours a day. And this thing that began

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Speaker 13: with good intentions, it actually became a massive program to

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Speaker 13: drug boys into compliance, into being more like little girls.

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Speaker 13: So I don't think it started out insidiously, but it

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Speaker 13: certainly became that way. And I think a lot of

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Speaker 13: parents in this were victims, especially maybe single moms. They've

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Speaker 13: got these rambunctious boys, they have no time to do anything.

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Speaker 4: They're constantly anxious and stretched thin and lo and.

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Speaker 13: Behold out of nowhere comes this diagnosis that, oh, it's

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Speaker 13: if I can just get him on.

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Speaker 4: This pill, we can fix things.

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Speaker 13: And so I think a lot of parents were lied

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Speaker 13: to and manipulated into going along with this, who really

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Speaker 13: didn't know better at the time. And it's every bit

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Speaker 13: as sad for the boys who were drugged as it

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Speaker 13: was for the parents who were taken advantage of.

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Speaker 19: And just so we are clear that this is a

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Speaker 19: hyper feminine approach that we must medicate the boys sit

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Speaker 19: still and be quiet behavior. Our feminist feminization of the

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Speaker 19: American school system very heavy on reading and writing, which

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Speaker 19: girls actually developed verbal skills earlier than boys. The zero

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Speaker 19: tolerance discipline stuff, especially when kids are four or five

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Speaker 19: or six. Also, the decrease in competitive and physical activities.

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Speaker 20: You see this across the board. So I think there's.

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Speaker 19: Also a pharmacological benefit here. And I looked up the

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Speaker 19: numbers just so we're clear. Fifteen percent of young boys

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Speaker 19: are on ADHD medication fifteen percent. Fifteen percent of our

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Speaker 19: nation's young men that might have the most energy and

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Speaker 19: the most vigor and the most vitality and the most

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Speaker 19: just love of life are currently medicaid fifteen percent. All right,

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Speaker 19: So shifting gears here for a second, Sean, You guys

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Speaker 19: have been covering a lot of stories at the Federalist.

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Speaker 20: I want to dive into this one.

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Speaker 19: This is a exclusive op ed that Marco Rubio wrote

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Speaker 19: for the Federalist.

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Speaker 20: Tell us about it.

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Speaker 13: Yes, so Rubio today announced in the pages of The

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Speaker 13: Federalist that the State Department was going to be dismantling

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Speaker 13: what we call the censorship industrial complex. And we at

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Speaker 13: the Federalist were directly targeted by this complex. And in

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Speaker 13: his opit, Rubio admits that and says, hey, the State

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Speaker 13: Department targeted the Federalist for destruction. You guys were reporting

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Speaker 13: things that were inconvenient to the government.

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Speaker 4: In the regime, and.

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Speaker 13: So they deliberately and maliciously sought to deprive you of

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Speaker 13: ad revenue of traffic in the hope of destroying you

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Speaker 13: as a news entity and as a speech entity. And

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Speaker 13: you know, thank goodness for Rubio and Trump for recognizing

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Speaker 13: the threat to a free people that this type of

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Speaker 13: illegal censorship poses. You know, we ended up having to

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Speaker 13: go sue the State Department, who were still suing right

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Speaker 13: now for all this illegal, incitious censorship against us.

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Speaker 22: And what is.

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Speaker 13: Fascinating in this OpEd from Ruby is he admits that

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Speaker 13: even after the congressional authorization for one particular censorship program

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Speaker 13: known as a Global Engagement Center, even after the congressional

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Speaker 13: authorization expired, they changed the name of what they were doing,

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Speaker 13: move the employees into a new area, and let them

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Speaker 13: burrow into the State Department bureaucracy to continue doing everything

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Speaker 13: they were doing. So thank goodness, we have an administration

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Speaker 13: that actually believes in the First Amendment. But trust me,

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Speaker 13: the GEC is not the only entity doing this stuff

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Speaker 13: that it is ongoing.

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Speaker 4: There is an entire borg.

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Speaker 13: That's why we call it the censorship industrial complex that

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Speaker 13: exists to shut down anyone who accurately says things that

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Speaker 13: are against the government's interests. And I think that's a

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Speaker 13: really important point. We are not a threat to the

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Speaker 13: regime because things we say are false.

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Speaker 4: We are a threat because what we do is report

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Speaker 4: the truth.

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Speaker 13: And nothing is more devastating to a tyrant or an

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Speaker 13: autocracy than the truth.

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Speaker 20: Boy, is that well said?

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Speaker 19: So the GC produced reports warning about misinformation of thinking

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Speaker 19: the COVID, that COVID might have come from a wool

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Speaker 19: hand laboratory. Are we able to just defund this altogether?

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Speaker 19: Or is some judge just going to enjoin this?

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Speaker 4: Well, you know, it's.

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Speaker 13: Actually really complicated and kind of tricky because censorship there's

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Speaker 13: downstream effects. It's not as if you just say one

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Speaker 13: thing and then that has its effect and then it's over.

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Speaker 13: I kind of liken this censorship industrial complex to somebody

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Speaker 13: going up on a top of hill and gathering a

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Speaker 13: whole bunch of gigantic boulders and then pushing them down

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Speaker 13: the hill towards all of their enemies. Once that ball

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Speaker 13: starts rolling, once you've given the tools to destroy people

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Speaker 13: you don't like to the private sector using federal money,

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Speaker 13: you can't just stop it. There's all that momentum, and

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Speaker 13: so it's great that Rubio is saying, hey, we want

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Speaker 13: to put an end to this, but the harm is ongoing.

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Speaker 13: You know, there's massive boulders that have crushed us and

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01:23:58,280 --> 01:24:01,439
Speaker 13: are still coming at us because of the tools in

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01:24:01,479 --> 01:24:04,960
Speaker 13: the technologies that our own government paid for and developed

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Speaker 13: for the entire purpose of censoring us.

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Speaker 19: It's just it's unspeakably illegal and awful. So we can

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Speaker 19: kill the GEC, But is that enough to eventually prevent

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01:24:16,960 --> 01:24:18,760
Speaker 19: it from happening in other ways? I guess is the

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Speaker 19: question one minute remaining Sean.

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Speaker 13: You know, I don't think it's enough to do it forever.

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01:24:24,640 --> 01:24:28,519
Speaker 13: We wish it could be done forever. I think Congress

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01:24:28,520 --> 01:24:32,120
Speaker 13: really has to step in. And also, these things that

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Speaker 13: they were doing before even Trump took over, Congress didn't

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01:24:35,160 --> 01:24:36,720
Speaker 13: say they were allowed to do it. They were doing

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Speaker 13: it on their own. It was supposed to be targeted

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01:24:38,479 --> 01:24:42,839
Speaker 13: at foreign propaganda and terrorist propaganda, not at domestic sources.

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Speaker 13: So unfortunately, I think we're only maybe kind of safe

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Speaker 13: while allies of free speech are in office, because once

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Speaker 13: once the other side comes in, we know exactly what

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Speaker 13: they're going to do because we watched them do it.

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Speaker 19: Already, Sean plug the Federalist or whatever you'd like our

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Speaker 19: audience to be aware of.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, check us out at the Federalist dot com. We

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Speaker 13: do great courageous journalism every day. You can find us

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Speaker 13: on Twitter at fdr lst or x on Instagram, and

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Speaker 19: going viral, something that's been weighing on me, and I think.

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Speaker 20: I am uniquely positioned to comment on this.

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Speaker 19: It is comments by a former ambassador to Israel, David Friedman,

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Speaker 19: who is asked about two people that I know and

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Speaker 19: that I consider to be friends, Tucker Carlson and Candice Owens.

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Speaker 20: And it's a little bit of an interesting thing.

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Speaker 19: Because I think there's a macro point here that we

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Speaker 19: need to take away while also being very firm and

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Speaker 19: resolute in our support of Israel. So we'll address this

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Speaker 19: and the comments of David Friedman after the break, Email

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Speaker 19: Hey, everybody, welcome back. Email us treatam at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 19: After October seventh, we have seen the war between Israel

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Speaker 19: and Hamas continue, but there is a domestic issue that

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Speaker 19: is also continually bubbling up. Understandably, a lot of people

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Speaker 19: in the Israel advocacy circles Jewish Americans are very worried

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Speaker 19: about the rise of anti Semitism, which there is a

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Speaker 19: rise in Jew hatred, anti Semitism.

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Speaker 20: In fact, we will publish a video.

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Speaker 19: Of a dialogue that I had Illinois State University that

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Speaker 19: basically took my breath away guy was blaming the Jews

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Speaker 19: for everything outright anti semitism. However, what is happening is

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Speaker 19: that there is by some a push to lower the

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Speaker 19: bar and lower the threshold of what is considered to

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Speaker 19: be anti Semitic. We must be very careful doing this. So,

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Speaker 19: Ambassador David Freedom, a man that I respect and that

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Speaker 19: I've gotten to know, I have a different perspective than

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Speaker 19: him in this. So essentially we'll play this piece of

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Speaker 19: tape first and then I'll respond. But I also just

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Speaker 19: need to reinforce my bonafides. I don't think there's a

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Speaker 19: Jewish person my age that has a longer or a

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Speaker 19: clear record of support and sympathy with the Jewish people,

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Speaker 19: or opposition to jew hatred, or.

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Speaker 20: A love of Israel.

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Speaker 19: But I have a disagreement with Ambassador Freedman here, and

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Speaker 19: it's part of a trend and a pattern that I

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Speaker 19: think we need to mention here on this program.

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Speaker 20: Let's play cut two sixty one.

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Speaker 29: As my predecessor said, I condemn anti semitism on the

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Speaker 29: right and on the left, and an equal opportunity condemn

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Speaker 29: or of anti semitism.

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Speaker 13: You're you're alluding to Candice Owens and Tucker Hills taker culture.

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Speaker 29: Yeah, none of them are any good on the right.

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Speaker 29: On the left, I don't like any of these anti Semites,

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Speaker 29: and I'm not shy about it. But the government, a government,

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Speaker 29: the United States government, or the government of France or

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Speaker 29: the government of any other country has the power to

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Speaker 29: rein in anti Semitism in a much more effective way.

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Speaker 29: And you know, people say, well, you know, the governments

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Speaker 29: are not in the business of changing the way people think.

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Speaker 22: That's true.

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Speaker 29: But you know, to my thinking, most people who are

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Speaker 29: you know, anti Semites, most of these people running around,

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Speaker 29: We're not going to win their hearts and minds because

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Speaker 29: they don't have hearts and they don't have minds. So

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Speaker 29: you know, how are we gonna There's no reason to

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Speaker 29: think wherever can convince them. But we can deport them,

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Speaker 29: we can put them in jail, we can make their

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Speaker 29: lives miserable, we can cut off their funding. And that's

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Speaker 29: what the Trump administration is doing for the first time.

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Speaker 19: So I think he's conflating two things. I'm going to

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01:31:04,760 --> 01:31:09,680
Speaker 19: give a charitable view. First, that he's conflating domestic American

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Speaker 19: protective free speed, First Amendment protected speech with the importation

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Speaker 19: of foreigners coming into the country. So he was talking

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Speaker 19: about deporting student visa holders. However, it's a little bit

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Speaker 19: of a conflation here, and let me go a step further,

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Speaker 19: and it's not because he said, Look, governments do have

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Speaker 19: power in Germany to go knock on your door and

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Speaker 19: say that you are pushing hate speech. I have to wonder,

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Speaker 19: Ambassador Friedman, do you think it's okay? Should it be

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Speaker 19: legal to be anti Semitic in Germany? I think yes,

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Speaker 19: it should be legal. It's wrong, it's repulsive, but it

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Speaker 19: should be legal. The first Amendment in our strict freedom

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Speaker 19: of speech is one of America's greatest rights that sets

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Speaker 19: us apart from every other country in the world. One

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Speaker 19: of the central promises of Trump's twenty twenty four campaign

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Speaker 19: was to restore and protect American freedom of speech. Five

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Speaker 19: years ago, our elites tried to destroy freedom of speech

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Speaker 19: in America in order to stop racism. Immediately, and predictably,

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Speaker 19: stopping racism became a justification for wrecking our cities and

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Speaker 19: wrecking the lives of people who did nothing wrong. Simultaneously,

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Speaker 19: in the name of stopping transphobia, they tried to make

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Speaker 19: it impossible to dissent against the mutilation of children or

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01:32:21,520 --> 01:32:25,519
Speaker 19: radical gender propaganda in schools, the criminal witch hunts against

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Speaker 19: President Trump, and Fanny Willis and Jack Smith both tried

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Speaker 19: to criminalize President Trump's speech, indicting him for making tweets

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Speaker 19: or delivering speeches. Racism anti Semitism both evil and should

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Speaker 19: be opposed opposed, But a government organized around jailing, impoverishing,

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01:32:40,080 --> 01:32:43,040
Speaker 19: or silencing people based on racism is what our enemies wanted.

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01:32:43,200 --> 01:32:46,719
Speaker 19: We should not repeat their mistakes just because some kefa

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01:32:46,800 --> 01:32:50,760
Speaker 19: wearing communists and depraved pigs are taking over our campuses.

1695
01:32:51,200 --> 01:32:54,479
Speaker 19: Just because you don't like a person's opinion does not

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Speaker 19: mean they're an anti semi and David Friedman did say

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Speaker 19: in prison he did in prison.

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Speaker 20: I don't think we should even imprison the.

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01:33:03,600 --> 01:33:06,200
Speaker 19: Green card holders. Sending them back to their country, fine,

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01:33:06,720 --> 01:33:09,920
Speaker 19: but time out imprisonment because you think somebody has a

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01:33:09,960 --> 01:33:13,320
Speaker 19: different view on Israel than you do, a view that I.

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Speaker 20: Don't even have.

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01:33:14,560 --> 01:33:18,599
Speaker 19: Let's I understand that there is sensitivities post October seventh,

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01:33:18,880 --> 01:33:21,639
Speaker 19: trust me, I get it, But I think this language

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01:33:21,640 --> 01:33:24,760
Speaker 19: needs to be calmed down dramatically, even alluding to the

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01:33:24,760 --> 01:33:28,120
Speaker 19: fact that Tucker Carlson should be imprisoned because he has

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Speaker 19: a heterodox view on a topic, or that Candice Owen

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Speaker 19: should be imprisoned. He said that word. I'm not putting

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01:33:34,160 --> 01:33:36,720
Speaker 19: those words in his mouth, and to be fair to him,

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01:33:36,760 --> 01:33:40,520
Speaker 19: the most charitable view is he's conflating the Mahmud Camille

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01:33:40,560 --> 01:33:43,840
Speaker 19: with the domestic issue. But then she brought up the

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01:33:43,880 --> 01:33:49,720
Speaker 19: American examples, and then he continued, He'll have to clarify.

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01:33:49,800 --> 01:33:52,240
Speaker 19: If we go too far, we will hurt the country

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01:33:52,240 --> 01:33:54,759
Speaker 19: and it won't actually make anti semitism better.

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Speaker 20: And this is my final point.

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01:33:56,720 --> 01:34:00,799
Speaker 19: Anti Semitism actually grows when you overly say answer thoughts

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Speaker 19: and speech. Free speech is the answer, not the problem.

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Speaker 19: Thank you guys so much and see you tomorrow.