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Speaker 1: Just ahead on American Sunrise, House Republicans have some new

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Speaker 1: ideas for the reconciliation bill, and the tax cuts.

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Speaker 2: Might not be permanent. After all, We have the latest

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Speaker 1: Plus in one of the most ironic stories in recent memory.

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Speaker 1: Or one of the suspects who allegedly robbed DHS Secretary

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Speaker 1: Christine Noam was reportedly here illegally. We have those developments

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Speaker 1: as well. And finally, the US and Iran had another

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Speaker 1: round of nuclear talks over the weekend.

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Speaker 2: Could we see a deal? Those stories so much more.

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Speaker 1: As we kick off this week of American Sunrise with

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Speaker 3: Good morning, America.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to American Sunrise.

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Speaker 4: Whatbert's culture.

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Speaker 2: We have breaking news to share with you.

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Speaker 3: Politics.

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Speaker 5: President Trump is joining us live now from Florida.

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Speaker 3: You've got your covered. This is what it looks like

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Speaker 3: to be a patriot.

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Speaker 6: You have to protect the American family.

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Speaker 2: The American dream is still alive.

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Speaker 3: I'm David Brodie, I'm Terrence, and.

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Speaker 2: I'm doctor Gina.

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Speaker 1: Good morning, I am doctor Gina. We are live with

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Speaker 1: you from the Palm Beaches. Let's bring in David Brody,

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Speaker 1: our Denver newsroom. Good morning, guys, productive weekend.

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Speaker 3: Productive weekend. Sorry, I went to Germany.

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Speaker 7: I went to Germany yesterday, but not not real Germany,

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Speaker 7: And send them to you a little later. I don't

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Speaker 3: I don't care.

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Speaker 2: You're the coolest fan, David.

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Speaker 3: I can't wait.

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Speaker 1: It's all I can do to get everyone up to

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Speaker 2: Now that's not happening.

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Speaker 7: You're ripping and that sounds very serious.

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Speaker 6: Okay, So at this point I'm gonna save.

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Speaker 8: All of us and move on.

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Speaker 6: So look, yeah, we're mine interested in breaking news this morning, guys.

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Speaker 6: A Russian president Putin has announced apparently that there's going

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Speaker 6: It's going to honor the anniversary of World War Two.

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Speaker 1: Who don't keep their word, who you don't want to

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Speaker 7: There's gonna be a three day ceasfire in honor of

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Speaker 6: Bad bad Doctor Geene and David. Before we get to

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Speaker 8: There's no tease. Would you give us our Bible verse?

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Speaker 1: One hundred percent? Darren's all right, proh Psalm thirty four

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Speaker 1: Turning now from the good book though to good economic policy,

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Speaker 1: House Republicans have some new ideas for their budget proposal

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Speaker 2: After four years. Now what in that world?

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm not supposed to do commentary. Here're supposed

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Speaker 2: Brian, you know the American people.

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Speaker 1: Voted for this right, illegal immigration, permanent tax has. I mean,

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Speaker 2: Claub right, Bright, I want you to.

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Speaker 1: Go in there and just shake some of these people

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Speaker 10: Good morning, doctor Gina. I know there was a few

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Speaker 10: From what I've been told, that will not be concluded

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Speaker 7: Because you got folks in the Senate who don't want

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Speaker 8: Thanks, Bra.

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Speaker 7: President tough, talking tough when it comes to nukes and Iran.

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Speaker 6: More than one hundred suspected illegal immigrants face the possibility

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Speaker 8: All Right.

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Speaker 7: The United States and Iran held more talks over the weekend.

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Speaker 7: Reports say this round was focused on Iran's arrinchment of uranium.

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Speaker 13: Well, nothing ventured, nothing gained, David, I think the talks

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Speaker 13: are looking at America under Obama and the Biden Committee

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Speaker 13: is like, wow, we don't even we can't trust America.

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Speaker 13: The Saudis have also been interested in accessing nuclear weapons,

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Speaker 13: which the United States has firmly said no too. But

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Speaker 13: that's because Iran has them now.

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Speaker 3: The Gaza situation.

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Speaker 13: Look, I bring this up every time I think the

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Speaker 13: actual count of Gozans that Arab Islamic countries have taken in.

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Speaker 13: I think the count is zero zero. Just like Jordan

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Speaker 13: found out in the early seventies, if you let them in,

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Speaker 13: it is the end of your country. And so that's

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Speaker 13: why Jordan Drew threw them out in a very bloody

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Speaker 13: and violent way in seventy three. The Saudi know this,

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Speaker 13: the Egyptians know this, to Jordanadians, the UA, they know this.

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Speaker 13: They want to show support, but they're not going to

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Speaker 13: let a single one into their own country. So they

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Speaker 1: We have this headline from CBS News. It says that

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Speaker 1: Trump met Ukraine President Filalodimir Zelensky ahead of the funeral

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Speaker 1: of Pope Francis. We saw the photographs over the weekend.

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Speaker 1: Zelensky says the meeting was constructive, didn't bother to wear

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Speaker 1: a suit, though Zolensky wants another meeting. Trump slammed Putin

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Speaker 1: and Zelensky both for prolonging the war. You know, I

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Speaker 1: just I can't take I cannot take Zelensky seriously. I mean,

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Speaker 1: I've never taken Putin seriously, Like who takes Putin seriously? Putin,

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Speaker 1: I think that's about it.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 2: But Zelensky, it's just, you know, put on in a.

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Speaker 1: Suit, come to the meeting and and just do something

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Speaker 1: more than money grub I don't know, in my opinion,

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Speaker 1: that's that's all we've seen over and over again, and

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Speaker 1: I feel like it's time almost that President Trump is

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Speaker 1: with these two clowns.

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Speaker 13: Well, thank you, doctor. It's uh, this is a hard one.

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Speaker 13: And I always look at this Ukraine topic from an

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Speaker 13: America for America first perspective. I do not cheerlead or

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Speaker 13: hate either side. Yeah, somebody again, the Zolenski blew an

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Speaker 13: important opportunity here, an incredible opportunity when he chose to

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Speaker 13: have a spat with the with the White House, he

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Speaker 13: essentially lost his footprint inside of Russia. I think the

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Speaker 13: situation is boiling down at this point basically to three topics,

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Speaker 13: the Black Sea and piece on the Black Sea, which

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Speaker 13: I think has essentially been achieved. No cross border firing

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Speaker 13: either direction. Both sides are still doing that secession of

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Speaker 13: contact on the front line that's still going on. But

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Speaker 13: I think Crimemea and that's this is a tough one.

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Speaker 13: If you get three experts in the room, you're going

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Speaker 13: to come up with seven different opinions on the historic

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Speaker 13: ownership of CRIMEA bottom line after the fall of the

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Speaker 13: Soviet Union until Putin's first invasion after the Sochi Olympics

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Speaker 13: in twenty fourteen. Let's just be realistic. Yes it was

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Speaker 13: Ukrainian terrain, but there was a wink and a nod

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Speaker 13: and an agreement that the Russians could have a strong footprint,

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Speaker 13: including bases and housing extensively through Crimea. So who really

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Speaker 13: owned Crimea? Great question. Yes, it was geographically within Ukraine,

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Speaker 13: but there is an agreement to have a very large

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Speaker 13: Russian footprint, and I think at this point in time,

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Speaker 13: if nothing else, that has to be formally acknowledged the

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Speaker 13: Russian historic base, enclaves and housing and populations, and maybe

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Speaker 13: even some kind of new status for Crimea. But we're

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Speaker 13: losing patients. We spent a lot of money on Ukraine,

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Speaker 13: much of it until the Inspector General was appointed in

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Speaker 13: December twenty two or twenty three. Excuse me, you have

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Speaker 13: no idea what happened?

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Speaker 7: Well, colonel, before we go to break, we got to run.

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Speaker 7: But there's some breaking news about Putin saying there's going

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Speaker 7: to be now he's agreed to a three day, three

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Speaker 7: day cease.

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Speaker 3: Fire in honor of World War Two. What do you

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Speaker 3: make three days?

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Speaker 2: Next week?

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Speaker 14: Right?

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Speaker 2: It doesn't start till next week?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, next week that's right, Thank you, Junie.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, what do you make sure the troops don't have

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Speaker 13: to come into the office. I mean, I don't know

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Speaker 13: what that means. I mean, so we'll see. This is

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Speaker 13: a This is the largest war in progress that has

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Speaker 13: attempted to be negotiated to an end since I would

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Speaker 13: say the Korean War. This is difficult, absolutely, Colonel Mills.

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Speaker 6: Always good to see. We love your perspective. Thanks so much,

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Speaker 6: thanks colonel.

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Speaker 15: Yes, all right, take care of my bye.

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Speaker 6: All right, well, coming up, a high profile case on

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Speaker 6: religious freedom and education goes before our nation's highest justices.

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Speaker 6: The Supreme Court is still deliberating what impact will this

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Speaker 6: case have on you and your family? Find out next

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Speaker 6: right here on American Sunrise.

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Speaker 2: A Hian Welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm doctor ge.

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Speaker 2: We thank you for joining us.

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Speaker 1: It is time now for your health News Today. It

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Speaker 1: is sponsored by the Wellness Company and under the microscope

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Speaker 1: today managing and avoiding daily stress. The first tip we

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Speaker 1: have is to reframe your thoughts. We call this thoughts

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Speaker 1: stopping in the psychological field.

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Speaker 2: At least that's what I learned in psych school.

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Speaker 1: People need to think more possitively and when you have

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Speaker 1: those negative thoughts coming your way, just try to stop

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Speaker 1: them and divert your thoughts to something more positive. People

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Speaker 1: can't go to the worst thoughts that they have about themselves.

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Speaker 1: And if you've seen those latest studies out on Instagram

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Speaker 1: where if you talk to a thing of water, the molecule,

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Speaker 1: the molecular makeup under the microscope actually changes. It's fascinating

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Speaker 1: to see what positivity and just gratitude can really do

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Speaker 1: to even your molecular cellular makeup.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 1: The second tip we have is to set boundaries. You

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Speaker 1: got to set some time for yourselves. You've got to

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Speaker 1: get the toxic people out of your life. I don't

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Speaker 1: think I learned this until I was probably at least forty. Anyway,

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Speaker 1: it is really important to be able to de stress

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Speaker 1: and have some hobbies you enjoy that bring you happiness.

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Speaker 1: We are going to toss now to the White House.

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Speaker 1: We have Caroline Lovett right.

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Speaker 15: There, American history.

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Speaker 16: President Trump has already delivered on hundreds of promises he

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Speaker 16: made to the American President Trump has already delivered on

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Speaker 16: hundreds of promises he made to the American people, and

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Speaker 16: we will continue to talk about all of them.

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Speaker 15: Throughout this week.

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Speaker 16: Tomorrow, I will host a press briefing at this same time,

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Speaker 16: right and early again to highlight the Trump Administration's economic

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Speaker 16: accomplishments with our Treasury Secretary Scott Vessant. And tomorrow night,

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Speaker 16: President Trump will travel to Michigan to discuss all that

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Speaker 16: he has achieved on behalf of the American people.

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Speaker 4: On Wednesday, the President will host an.

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Speaker 16: Open press Cabinet meeting, where each cabinet member will discuss

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Speaker 16: their success thus far and their plans for the future. Today,

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Speaker 16: we kick off one hundred day week with a focus

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Speaker 16: on the President's historic effort to secure our southern border.

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Speaker 16: Later this afternoon, President Trump will sign an Executive Order

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Speaker 16: on Law and Order in another Executive Order on sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 16: The first EO will strengthen and unleash America's law enforcement

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Speaker 16: to pursue criminals and protect innocent citizens. The second EO

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Speaker 16: it will direct the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland

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Speaker 16: Security to publish a list of state and local jurisdictions

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Speaker 16: that obstruct the enforcement of federal immigration laws. After these

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Speaker 16: hundred and forty executive orders, already rapidly approaching the total

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Speaker 16: number signed by the Biden administration over the course of

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Speaker 16: four years in office. Speaking of Joe Biden, it was

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Speaker 16: his awful open border policies that recklessly allowed more than

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Speaker 16: ten million illegal aliens to invade the United States over

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Speaker 16: the past four years. Innocent Americans like Lake and Riley,

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Speaker 16: Jocelyn Nungray, Rachel Morin, and so many others were viciously

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Speaker 16: result of Biden's dereliction of duty. That's why one of

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Speaker 16: President Trump's central campaign promises was to secure the border

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Speaker 16: and end this invasion. In just under one hundred days

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Speaker 16: ninety nine now to be exact, the President has overwhelmingly

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Speaker 16: delivered on that promise. America's borders are now secure because

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Speaker 16: April one of this month, only nine illegal aliens were

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Speaker 16: ninety nine percent decrease from the more than one hundred

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Speaker 16: and eighty four thousand illegal aliens who were released into

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Speaker 16: The number of unaccompanied illegal alien children arriving at the

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Speaker 16: crossings at the Southwest border hit a record low in February,

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Speaker 16: March twenty twenty four, under Joe Biden, border patrol accounted

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Speaker 16: approximately one hundred and forty thousand illegal aliens at the

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Speaker 16: they wait. The President has also restarted construction of his

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Speaker 16: border barrier are already in various stages of construction. In planning,

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Speaker 16: disastrous CBP one app, which Joe Biden exploited to facilitate

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Speaker 4: Nearly one million illegal aliens into the country.

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Speaker 16: The Department of Homeland Security has relaunched this as the

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Speaker 16: a straightforward way to declare their intent to voluntarily depart.

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Speaker 16: For years, Joe Biden's weakness and open border policies allowed

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Speaker 16: President Trump has put a stop to this in record time.

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Speaker 16: He designated these heinous cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and

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Speaker 16: invoked the Alien Enemies Acts to immediately apprehend, attain, and

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Speaker 16: remove these massive threats who have flooded our country with

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Speaker 16: is working twenty four to seven to successfully arrest and

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Speaker 16: deport these illegal criminals in foreign terrorists from our communities.

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Speaker 16: We are in the beginning stages carrying out the largest

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Speaker 16: between ICE, Miami and Florida law enforcement agencies, nearly eight

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Speaker 16: Among those arrested were a Colombian murderer, alleged MS thirteen

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Speaker 4: Colorado DHS took.

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Speaker 16: drugs and weapons were also seized. Operation Tidle Wave is

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Speaker 16: a previews what is to come around this country, large

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Speaker 16: scale operations that employ our state and local enforcement partners

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Speaker 16: to get criminal illegal aliens.

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Speaker 15: Off our streets.

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Speaker 16: As always, President Trump and our entire administry are grateful

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Speaker 16: for the courageous law enforcement officers who are putting their

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Speaker 16: lives on the line every single day to protect their

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Speaker 16: fellow Americans and to keep our country safe. After four

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Speaker 16: years of being vilified and hamstrung by the Biden administration,

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Speaker 16: heroic Ice and CBP officers finally have a president who

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Speaker 16: has their backs and is allowing them to do the jobs.

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Speaker 15: They signed up to do.

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Speaker 16: There's no person who can attest to that more than

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Speaker 16: our incredible borders are here at the White House, Tom Homan,

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Speaker 16: who has dedicated his professional career to protecting our country

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Speaker 16: and enforcing the law. I will let Tom deliver some

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Speaker 16: short remarks and then we'll open it up for questions.

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Speaker 2: Today.

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Speaker 15: Thanks for being here, Tom, thank you.

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Speaker 8: Just a few things. Look, I started a Borgitoe in

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Speaker 8: nineteen eighty four. I've been at this for over forty years.

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Speaker 8: I've worked for six presidents Starnold, Ronald Reagan, every president

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Speaker 8: ever worked for it. Took border security seriously because you

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Speaker 8: can't have national security if you don't have strong border security.

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Speaker 8: We got to know who's coming in, what's coming in,

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Speaker 8: where's coming in, why it's coming in. Right, Even President

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Speaker 8: Obama and President Clinton took some steps to secure the

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Speaker 8: border because they understood national security. It was important. Joe

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Speaker 8: Biden was the first president in the history of this

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Speaker 8: nation who came in office and unsecured a border on purpose.

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Speaker 8: That's just a fact. We handed the Biden administration after

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Speaker 8: President Trump's first administration. We handed the Biden administration the

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Speaker 8: most secure border in my lifetime, and he unsecured it

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Speaker 8: on purpose. Now President Trump and this administration here of

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Speaker 8: the success is unprecedented. We beat Trump's first administration on

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Speaker 8: border success. Border numbers are historic law. Today as I'm

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Speaker 8: standing here, we are the most secure border in the

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Speaker 8: history of this nation, and then numbers prove it. President

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Speaker 8: Trump's policies are saving lives every day. There's been studies done.

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Speaker 8: It says thirty one percent of women to make that

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Speaker 8: journey through use of cartels get sexual assaulted. When President

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Speaker 8: Trump has illegommigration down ninety six percent, when ninety six

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Speaker 8: percent less people are coming, How many women aren't being

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Speaker 8: sexually assaulted by the cartels, How many children aren't dying

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Speaker 8: making that journey. How many women and children aren't being

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Speaker 8: sex traffic into this nation. How many known spectatorists aren't

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Speaker 8: making into this country. How many pounds of fatanae isn't

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Speaker 8: getting in this country to kill young Americans? How many

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Speaker 8: women and children aren't sex trafficked Under Joe buying, sex

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Speaker 8: trafficking is up six hundred percent. We had four thousand

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Speaker 8: aliens dying making that journey. We had a quarterman Americans

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Speaker 8: dead from fatanah that came across an open border. President

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Speaker 8: Trump's policy saves lives every day. Even the border wall

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Speaker 8: saves life. The people want to hate on the border wall.

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Speaker 8: Every place of border barrier has been built. Illegal migrations decline,

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Speaker 8: illegal drug flows decline, But you know, alone talks about

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Speaker 8: the border wall saves lives because the most vulnerable, the

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Speaker 8: women and children, can't get over that wall, which means

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Speaker 8: they're going to a place where there's not wall. And

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Speaker 8: what's waiting on them the men and women the United

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Speaker 8: States Board. So who will take care of those humanitarian needs?

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Speaker 8: The health needs are off the bath We just wanted

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Speaker 8: the numbers, and let me talk about a few numbers

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Speaker 8: that are important to me. Are important to me. Under

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Speaker 8: Biden administration, we averaged over eleven thousand many days, over

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Speaker 8: twelve thousand some days, fifteen thousand ill entrance to the

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Speaker 8: United States, fifteen thousand. You know what the number was

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Speaker 8: last twenty four hours, one hundred and seventy eight, fifteen

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Speaker 8: thousand to one hundred and seventy eight. Unprecedented success on

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Speaker 8: average day, and Biden administration known god aways people we

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Speaker 8: knew cross the border because on video drone trafford or

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Speaker 8: central traffick across the across the border, weren't apprehended, weren't

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Speaker 8: finger printed, weren't ready average day under Joe Biden, more

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Speaker 8: than eighteen hundred gotaways yesterday, thirty eight thirty eight too many.

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Speaker 8: We'll get that as zero, but we want to eighteen

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Speaker 8: hundred to thirty eight. And finally, that was said earlier

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Speaker 8: on the first one hundred days. It was actually January

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Speaker 8: twentieth to April first. Last year, one hundred and eighty

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Speaker 8: four thousand illegal aliens were released into the United States

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Speaker 8: under this administration. Nine four of them will material witnesses

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Speaker 8: and a criminal investigation. We need them here to testify

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Speaker 8: in a serious criminal trial. Four was extreme medical condition.

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Speaker 8: We couldn't return them because there were such bad shape,

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Speaker 8: and one's humanitarian issue. This is on precedented success the

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Speaker 8: border secure. President Trump's saving lives. President Trumpet's proven. No

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Speaker 8: one does it better than President Trump. There is no equals,

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Speaker 8: not even close. So God bless the men and women

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Speaker 8: the Bordcho God bless the men win of Ice who

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Speaker 8: strap a gun to the hip every day but on

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Speaker 8: a kevlar best to not only secure our board and

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Speaker 8: protect our national security, but the ICE agents and the

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Speaker 8: Interior they're removing public safety threats and national security threats

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Speaker 8: every day while you're all sleeping at two three o'clock

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Speaker 8: in the morning. There are men and women out there

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Speaker 8: and force in law and make this country safe again.

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Speaker 8: And we're going to keep doing that. It's fool speed ahead.

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Speaker 8: So I'll leave by that.

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Speaker 15: Awesome.

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Speaker 16: Thank you, Tom, and thanks for all your great efforts.

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Speaker 16: We do want to open it up to questions if

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Speaker 16: you have border related questions for mister Homan, and I'm

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Speaker 16: also happy to take any non border related questions. I'm

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Speaker 16: happy to take border questions too, but Tom is here

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Speaker 16: offering his time, so we encourage you to ask him questions.

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Speaker 4: We'll start with.

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Speaker 15: Our new media seat today as always.

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Speaker 4: Rogan o'hanley, former Hollywood entertainment lawyer.

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Speaker 16: I didn't know that Rogan, who got fed up with

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Speaker 16: the far left ideologies of California and now post conservative

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Speaker 16: political commentary online for his more than seven million followers

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Speaker 16: across all major platforms. He joins us today from the

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Speaker 16: great state of Florida. I'll don't you kick us off today, Rogan, Thank.

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Speaker 10: You, Caroline.

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Speaker 17: And Trump's first ninety nine days, we've seen a coordinated

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Speaker 17: assault on the rule of law by radical judges who

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Speaker 17: are thwarting his agenda with an unprecedented number of national

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Speaker 17: injunctions with aliens than they did for American citizens who

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Speaker 17: peacefully protested on January sixth. As Stephen Miller is highlighted,

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Speaker 17: it would be utterly ridiculous to have full trials and

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Speaker 17: appeals for the more than fifteen million illegal aliens that came.

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Speaker 18: Across our border under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 19: Many are now calling for Trump to circumvent these radical

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Speaker 19: judges and consider suspending the writ of habeas corpus solely

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Speaker 19: for these illegal aliens, in accordance with the terms of

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Speaker 19: Article one, Section nine of the United States Constitution, which

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Speaker 19: explicitly allows for such a measure when there is a

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Speaker 19: rebellion or invasion. Their strong precedent for this action being

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Speaker 19: that it was exercised by three of our greatest presidents,

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Speaker 19: Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and Democrats' favorite president of

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Speaker 19: all time, Fdr all three of which are not only

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Speaker 19: celebrated by historians, but are immortalized on our national currency

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Speaker 19: with their faces on there. Furthermore, all three used it

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Speaker 19: against American city. We're in this instance, we would only

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Speaker 19: be using it against illegal aliens. I think almost every

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Speaker 19: reasonable American would agree that fifteen million illegal aliens coming

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Speaker 19: across our border under Joe Biden counts as an invasion,

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Speaker 19: especially since many, as you highlighted, are now robbing, assaulting, raping,

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Speaker 19: and killing American citizens. Historic assaults on our republic require

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Speaker 19: reciprocal action from our government. Can you please let us

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Speaker 19: know if and when the Trump administration is planning to

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Speaker 19: suspend the writ of habeas corpus to circumvent these radical

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Speaker 19: judges who are infringing on his Article two powers and

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Speaker 19: to start shipping out.

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Speaker 10: Illegals in mass.

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Speaker 16: I have not heard such discussions take place, but I

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Speaker 16: can assure you that the President and the entire administration

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Speaker 16: are certainly open to all legal and constitutional remedies to

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Speaker 16: ensure we can continue with the promise of deporting illegal

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Speaker 16: criminals from our nation's borders. And I also agree with

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Speaker 16: the premise of your question, which doesn't happen in this

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Speaker 16: room often, but I do agree with yours. It is

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Speaker 16: absurd that the previous administration was allowed to allow fifteen

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Speaker 16: million that we know about illegal aliens into this country

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Speaker 16: with very little pushback from our judicial branch. But this

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Speaker 16: president is trying to simply enforce our nation's immigration laws

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Speaker 16: and is facing roadblock after roadblock.

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Speaker 15: So we're complying with court orders.

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Speaker 16: But as Tom Holman has said every day, we're going

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Speaker 16: to continue to forge ahead with this mass deportation campaign,

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Speaker 16: and the President is open to all remedies to do that.

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Speaker 15: Thanks for being here today, real.

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Speaker 8: Good if I can, if I can also answer your

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Speaker 8: question as far as the judges look, we just the

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Speaker 8: rest of the judge Fambindi for impeding ICE enforcement moves.

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Speaker 8: I said from day one, you don't have to support

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Speaker 8: ICE's operations. You can support sanctuary cities if that's what

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Speaker 8: you desire to do, sanctuary cities and stand aside and

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Speaker 8: watch ICE keep their community safe. Does any public official

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Speaker 8: where you're mayor city councilman or governor, there are number

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Speaker 8: more responsibilities protection the communities, and ICE has been clear

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Speaker 8: we're talk in public safety threats and national security threats.

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Speaker 8: I can't weave there's any elected official, and especially a

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Speaker 8: judge that doesn't believe we should be doing that and

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Speaker 8: they should be helping us. But I seven day one.

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Speaker 8: You can sit outside and watch. You can. You can

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Speaker 8: argue against us, always want, and protest all you want.

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Speaker 8: But when you cross that line, I've said this to

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Speaker 8: a thousand times, when you cross that line to impediment

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Speaker 8: or knowingly harbor and concealing an illegal ALIHM ICE, you

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Speaker 8: will be prosecuted, judge or not. And the fire is

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Speaker 8: releasing so many people. You know, you know why the

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Speaker 8: Biden administration released millions of people in the United States.

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Speaker 8: No one ever talks about I'll talk about it. Why

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Speaker 8: do they release people into the interior United States and

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Speaker 8: put them rather than put them into an ice bed?

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Speaker 8: Why not put them in an empty ice bed one

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Speaker 8: hundred and twenty seven dollars a night rather than in

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Speaker 8: a hotel them at five hundred bucks night. It did

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Speaker 8: it on purpose, because when you put them an ice

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Speaker 8: detention bed, they get hearing him thirty five days. Court

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Speaker 8: records show nine out of ten people came aside and

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Speaker 8: get order removal. They're gone. But if you release them

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Speaker 8: and put them a hotel five hundred bucks a night,

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Speaker 8: their hearings can be five to seven nine years. You

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Speaker 8: pull out all appeals. And what are they hoping for

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Speaker 8: That that another Democrat administration is in power, they can

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Speaker 8: warrant amnestate alliance. This is about selling this country out

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Speaker 8: for future political power. That's what it was. The law

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Speaker 8: Crearity says, if you arrive on our board without proper documentation,

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Speaker 8: you shall be detained, not maybe not think about it,

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Speaker 8: shall And that's what President Trump's doing, catching leases over.

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Speaker 8: That's what the law says. That's what we've done.

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Speaker 15: Very question on Abrigo Garcia.

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Speaker 20: If I can't, the President recently said when it comes

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Speaker 20: to facilitating his.

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Speaker 15: Release, he's leaving that up to his lawyers. So just

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Speaker 15: to be clear, have there been any.

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Speaker 21: Negotiations between the usn L Salvador over his release or

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Speaker 21: facilitating his release?

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Speaker 16: I will tell you what the President of El Salvador

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Speaker 16: told all of you in the Oval Office. El Salvador

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Speaker 16: does not intend to smuggle a designated foreign terrorist back

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Speaker 16: into the United States. He is an El Salvadorian national.

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Speaker 16: That is his home country, that is where he belongs,

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Speaker 16: and the administration intends to comply with what President bu

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Speaker 16: Kelly said of El Salvador. He does not intend to

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Speaker 16: send that individual back.

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Speaker 2: So that's a no.

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Speaker 20: There's been no talks.

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Speaker 16: What I have told you is that the President of

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Speaker 16: El Salvador has made this quite clear.

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Speaker 22: Okay, Karlin, can you tell us more about the meeting

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Speaker 22: between President Trump and President Zelenski over the weekend. Does

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Speaker 22: that meet him change anything to Trump leave that meeting

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Speaker 22: thinking any differently about negotiations and next steps on this.

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Speaker 16: Look, the President talked about this after the meeting himself

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Speaker 16: yesterday when he took questions from reporters on Air Force One.

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Speaker 16: He thinks that he is increasingly frustrated with leaders of

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Speaker 16: both countries. He wants to see a permanent ceasefire. I

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Speaker 16: understand Vladimir Putin this morning offered a temporary ceasefire. The

893
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Speaker 16: President has made it clear he wants to see a

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Speaker 16: permanent ceasefire first to stop the killing, stop the bloodshed.

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Speaker 16: And while he remains optimistic he can strike a deal,

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Speaker 16: he's also being realistic as well, and both leaders need

897
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Speaker 16: to come to the table to negotiate their way out

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Speaker 16: of this. And I do think that the president meeting

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Speaker 16: with President Zelenski shows that he is exuding a lot

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Speaker 16: of effort in time into this because he wants to

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Speaker 16: be a peacemaker president, which he wasn't his first term.

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Speaker 15: He intends to do that again. And this is an.

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Speaker 16: Incredibly difficult situation and conflict that President Trump inherited from

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Speaker 16: President Biden, who allowed this war to start in the

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Speaker 16: first place. But he's focused on solving this problem. Does

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Speaker 16: anyone have border questions?

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Speaker 15: Sure, thank you, Caroline.

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Speaker 20: If border crossings are at a record low, why should

909
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Speaker 20: it still be considered an emergency?

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Speaker 8: It is because of what has happened with last administration.

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Speaker 8: We got to ensure that not one ounce of fatanam

912
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Speaker 8: comes across the core of the killed Americans. The President

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Speaker 8: has declared that the cartells Mexico with Terrist organization, along

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Speaker 8: with MS thirteen TDA, they killed the more Americans than

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Speaker 8: every terrorist organization in the world combined. This is an emergency.

916
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Speaker 8: To we shut it down is an emergency. So the

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Speaker 8: cartels are wiped off the face of this earth. President

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Speaker 8: Trump's committed the saving every life. Now, I just mentioned

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Speaker 8: got aways thirty yesterday. Who are the Goudaways? Where do

920
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Speaker 8: they come from? We had over two million guideways under

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Speaker 8: Joe Biden's administration. Why did two million people pay more

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Speaker 8: to get away? Or in a Biden administration, you pay

923
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Speaker 8: a cartel this amount of money to across the border.

924
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Speaker 8: Cartel's job ends at the border. To turn yourself into

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Speaker 8: green uniform, get released in twenty four hours, get a

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Speaker 8: free airline ticket to the city of your choice, get

927
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Speaker 8: a free hotel room, get three meals a day, get

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Speaker 8: free medical care, get work authorization in nineteen hundred and

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Speaker 8: twenty days, which is a real reason that game mare.

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Speaker 8: Why did two million people pay more to get away

931
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Speaker 8: because they didn't want to be vetted, they didn't want

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Speaker 8: finger printed or be finger printed. We've wrestled over four

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Speaker 8: hundred people on the Terris WASSTA that's coming across the

934
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Speaker 8: southern border in four years? How many two? How many two?

935
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Speaker 8: Main came from country sponsor and terrior I think is

936
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Speaker 8: zero and you're ignorant. This is the biggest national security

937
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Speaker 8: faeries country has ever seen. This is the border emergency

938
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Speaker 8: until we end it and all of it. We're making

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Speaker 8: good strides right now, it's still emergency, so we shut

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Speaker 8: it down good. This is a question for mister Homan.

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Speaker 21: Late last week there were three US citizen children who

942
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Speaker 21: are removed with their mothers who were in the United

943
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Speaker 21: States illegally. There have been a federal judge in Louisiana

944
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Speaker 21: who's appointed by President Trump said that he was concerned

945
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Speaker 21: that there was quote no meaningful process. Are you concerned

946
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Speaker 21: that do process, at least for the US citizen children

947
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Speaker 21: is being flouted and that the speed at which the

948
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Speaker 21: enforcement is being done could lead to errors as was

949
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Speaker 21: the case and the Kilmar a very ograscia case. And

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Speaker 21: then also if you could give an update on the

951
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Speaker 21: deportation members under this administration and whether you're pleased.

952
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Speaker 8: With them birth. I don't accept the term air and

953
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Speaker 8: Aberga Garcia. There was an oversight. There's a withholding order,

954
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Speaker 8: but things have changed. The facts around the withholding order

955
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Speaker 8: has changed. Is now we're terrorists, which with holding order

956
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Speaker 8: set aside, and the game he was fearing from being

957
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Speaker 8: removed out of South no longer exists. So the facts

958
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Speaker 8: around that case are totally different. I'll let the lawyers

959
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Speaker 8: litigate that. But as far as the US three YOC kids,

960
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Speaker 8: I'd said from day one, if you enter this country legally,

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Speaker 8: it's a crime. If you remain this country legally and

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Speaker 8: you ignore a judge's order about itself about deporting. If

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Speaker 8: you choose have US citizen child, knowing you're in this

964
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Speaker 8: country legally, you put yourself in that position. You put

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Speaker 8: your family in that position. What we did is remove

966
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Speaker 8: children with their mothers who requested the children to depart

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Speaker 8: with them. This is a parental decision, parental parenting, one

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Speaker 8: on one. The mothers made that choice. Now, I tell

969
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Speaker 8: you what if we didn't do it, the story today

970
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Speaker 8: be Trump administration separating families again. No, we're keeping families together.

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Speaker 8: So when a parent says, I want that. I want

972
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Speaker 8: my two year old baby to go with me. We

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Speaker 8: made that happen. They weren't deported. We don't import you

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Speaker 8: as citizens. The parents made that decision, not in the

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Speaker 8: United States government. But I don't hear any questions about theake.

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Speaker 8: And Rowley had a mother. She's never going to see

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Speaker 8: her child again, Rachel Morn. She had five children. You

978
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Speaker 8: know those children never gonna see them mom again. This

979
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Speaker 8: administration is doing the right thing. Every public safety threat

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Speaker 8: we arrest from this country and wove them. This country's

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Speaker 8: much safer. So parents will make your decision what happens

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Speaker 8: to their child. Having a US citizen child does not

983
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Speaker 8: make you immune from our laws. If that's the message

984
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Speaker 8: we send the entire world, answer the country lately, it's

985
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Speaker 8: a crime, don't worry about it, get order removed by

986
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Speaker 8: an immigration judge, don't worry about it, no one's looking

987
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Speaker 8: for it. And have a US citizen child and you're

988
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Speaker 8: immune from our laws. You're never going to fix the border.

989
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Speaker 8: People will keep putting themselves harms away. More women would die,

990
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Speaker 8: more children would die crossing this border. We got to

991
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Speaker 8: secure board by enforcement laws. We're not making this up

992
00:52:57,600 --> 00:53:00,600
Speaker 8: more enforcing laws understat you enacted by and it's the

993
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Speaker 8: right thing to do.

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Speaker 21: And you can update on the deportation numbers on this administration.

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Speaker 15: What are you asking for? We just provided the number.

996
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Speaker 21: Number of deportations that have occurred onder this administration.

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Speaker 3: Whether you're pleased with that.

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Speaker 8: Last number, this guy, it was one hundred and thirty

999
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Speaker 8: nine thousand deportations and my happy one. The numbers are good,

1000
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Speaker 8: especially if you look at the ICE numbers. The ICE,

1001
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Speaker 8: the ICE arrest removals are far beyond Biden. But I

1002
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Speaker 8: read the media, Oh Ice, the deportations are behind Biden administration. Well,

1003
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Speaker 8: why because they counted border removals. We don't have ten

1004
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Speaker 8: point five million people crossing the border. We don't have

1005
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Speaker 8: border removals. So Joe Biden could have deported five percent

1006
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Speaker 8: of his encounters and numbers will still be higher than

1007
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Speaker 8: us on the border removals because we have a secure border,

1008
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Speaker 8: the most secure boarder in the history of this nation.

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Speaker 8: Compare apples to apples, Ice arrest and deportations are far

1010
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Speaker 8: more than Joe Biden.

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Speaker 6: Right, sure, go ahead, Mi, Sir Homan, talking about the

1012
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Speaker 6: border wall, can you give us a update as far US.

1013
00:54:01,480 --> 00:54:05,360
Speaker 3: How many miles are being built today, and is Mexico

1014
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Speaker 3: paying for it?

1015
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Speaker 12: Said?

1016
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Speaker 16: President said that we're going to Well, first of all,

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Speaker 16: I'll answered that question because I already answered it in

1018
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Speaker 16: my opening remarks. To date, since January first, there's been

1019
00:54:15,560 --> 00:54:18,080
Speaker 16: more than eighty five miles of new border wall construction

1020
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Speaker 16: in various stages of that construction and planning. The President

1021
00:54:22,200 --> 00:54:24,360
Speaker 16: has made it clear to Congress that we want to

1022
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Speaker 16: see more funding for not just border wall construction, but

1023
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Speaker 16: also to support our ice agents and our border patrol

1024
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Speaker 16: agents who are on the ground facilitating with this mass

1025
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Speaker 16: deportation effort.

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Speaker 8: He's clear in Mexico he's not going to pay for it.

1027
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Speaker 8: Address that Trump said in Mexico and pay for the wall.

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Speaker 8: They have been a roundabout way. I've been not putting

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Speaker 8: ten thousand military in the more northern and southern borders

1030
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Speaker 8: taking the action they did remain in Mexico. They did

1031
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Speaker 8: not have to do that. They're doing it. Putting military

1032
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Speaker 8: on the southern boarder, have moved illegal immigration to a

1033
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Speaker 8: record law. We're saving millions of dollars every day on

1034
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Speaker 8: detention and transportation removal proceedings. We've more than made up

1035
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Speaker 8: for the costs that wall because the action of Mexico

1036
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Speaker 8: is Mexico helping build that all. Yeah, we're saving so

1037
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Speaker 8: much money man's of dollars a day that we can

1038
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Speaker 8: afford to build that wall. So actually, yes, they're helping

1039
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Speaker 8: to build a wall.

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Speaker 23: Sure, John Obick, thanks a lot, Caroline.

1041
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Speaker 24: Mister Holman, A question for your the borders are can

1042
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Speaker 24: you give an estimate as to how many individuals are

1043
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Speaker 24: in the United States illegally?

1044
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Speaker 25: That's number one, and I'm sure you're very familiar with that.

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Speaker 8: Number and estimate.

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Speaker 24: And the second question is I have a list that

1047
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Speaker 24: the White House put out of individuals one hundred ice

1048
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Speaker 24: arrests since the beginning of the president's term. And the

1049
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Speaker 24: people are arrested for various very serious crimes first degree murder,

1050
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Speaker 24: convicted of rape, convicted of murder, and aggravated burglary.

1051
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Speaker 3: Sexual assault of a child.

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Speaker 24: How many of the individuals that are in the United

1053
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Speaker 24: States illegally are people like this really bad people?

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Speaker 8: Well, first of all, how many illegal aliens? I think

1055
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Speaker 8: in the United States at least twenty million. Here's a

1056
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Speaker 8: word you call that number. We've been speaking about twelve

1057
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Speaker 8: million for twenty years. We know we got ten point

1058
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Speaker 8: five that we know of came to the border. How

1059
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Speaker 8: many don't we know? I talked about known god aways

1060
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Speaker 8: at two million. How many unknown guid ofways we have

1061
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Speaker 8: like between the big ben sector in Texas where there's

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Speaker 8: no technology. How many thousand people dig across her there?

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Speaker 8: We will know, We will know now, But you know

1064
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Speaker 8: so I would get venture over twenty million. But your

1065
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Speaker 8: question is last count we got last slight lecture is

1066
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Speaker 8: about seven hundred thousand illegal aliens were criminal charges walking

1067
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Speaker 8: the streets of this country. Seven hundred thousand. And that's

1068
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Speaker 8: what we're looking for now. That's where we're prioritizing them

1069
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Speaker 8: and national security threats.

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Speaker 15: And we'll go to the background.

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Speaker 10: Thanks Caroline Yea Rochuster Holman.

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Speaker 26: I'm Taylor with Spectrum News.

1073
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Speaker 20: We have a station up in Rochester, New York.

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Speaker 26: It was recorded. You're visiting there tomorrow.

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Speaker 27: Can you talk of it about the purpose of your trip.

1076
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Speaker 27: I know the Trump administration is soon the city over

1077
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Speaker 27: as sanctuary city policies, how the executive order Carolina alluded

1078
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Speaker 27: to ties into it, and what your message is for

1079
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Speaker 27: communities and community leaders who say we're able to establish

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Speaker 27: our own rules here were worried about this input from

1081
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Speaker 27: the federal level.

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Speaker 8: Can you talk a bit about that, well, same thing,

1083
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Speaker 8: the same thing I talked about earlier. I don't think

1084
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Speaker 8: any elected mayor or any elected government should want public

1085
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Speaker 8: safety threats. Those who were legally United States public safety

1086
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Speaker 8: threats were walking through the community. And what happened in

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Speaker 8: Rochester HSI agent called for emergency assistants. Officers of Rochester

1088
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Speaker 8: PD responded to a call from emergency assistance from a

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Speaker 8: federal law enforcement from a federal law enforcement officer. They responded,

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Speaker 8: then they got disciplined. I don't think anybody can come

1091
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Speaker 8: up with one instance where an ice agent, borbitual agent

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Speaker 8: didn't respond to emergency call from assistance from Eddie law

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Speaker 8: enforcem ategency. Cops need to help cops, especially in the

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Speaker 8: emergency situation. But they got disciplined. And I met those

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Speaker 8: officers down in Nashville soon after that, I think it

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Speaker 8: was a couple of days after it, and I told

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Speaker 8: my staying with them, they did the right thing law

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Speaker 8: enforcement responding to emergency assistants from law enforcement. So I'm

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Speaker 8: going up there to support and the men and women

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Speaker 8: law enforcement, the men and women who carry that badge

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Speaker 8: and gun. Every day they're working the streets at two

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Speaker 8: am while we're all sleeping. I'm going to get my support.

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Speaker 8: And they just announced a lawsuit and that's one in

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Speaker 8: many Sanctuious City is going to be suited in this

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Speaker 8: administration for flouting immigration law. I mean, the laws clear

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Speaker 8: and they're violating it, and this administration will take actions.

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Speaker 8: I'm going to my support and men and women law enforms.

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Speaker 8: I started as a cop in the community. I'm showing

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Speaker 8: support for them because the community wants your police officers

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Speaker 8: be officers too. The communities don't want public safety threats

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Speaker 8: walking around their communities either, And that's what it's all about.

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Speaker 8: And that's why I'm going.

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Speaker 21: How close are you to do housing migrants at us

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Speaker 21: DoD facilities like Fortless in Texas?

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Speaker 8: Well, we're already housing at Guantanamo. Fort Bliss is being

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Speaker 8: ramped up. So in the very near future, I don't

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Speaker 8: have a timetable because things need to be done. Construction

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Speaker 8: needs to be done, or make sure the facilities are

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Speaker 8: ready to accept, or make facilities are able to care

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Speaker 8: for the people they're going to be detained. So I

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Speaker 8: don't know the timeline right now it changes every day

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Speaker 8: because of various issues, but we're working on are you.

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Speaker 21: Intending to hold families there, including families with American citizen children.

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Speaker 8: Family residential centers are for families if they're not jails

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Speaker 8: or open air campus built for families, which means to

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Speaker 8: have child psychologists, have pedutricians. And why family residential centers

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Speaker 8: because we want to make sure that child is with

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Speaker 8: a parent, unlike the last administration who stopped DNA testing,

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Speaker 8: who many mess negation of children being smuggling in the country,

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Speaker 8: with some that wasn't related to them claiming to be

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Speaker 8: a parent. So we'll make sure children are with parents.

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Speaker 8: We're going to make sure that's actually a family and

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Speaker 8: that child ain't being traffic.

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Speaker 14: That's the main reason regarding the executive order on sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 14: Is the administration planning to pursue any more investigations or

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Speaker 14: prosecutions like was done against the judge in Wisconsin against

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Speaker 14: local officials.

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Speaker 16: Well, we'd have to defer you to the Department of

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Speaker 16: Justice obviously for specific prosecutions or cases against individuals. But

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Speaker 16: as I said in my remarks, the executive order the

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Speaker 16: President will sign leader this afternoon does direct the Attorney

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Speaker 16: General and also Christy Nome are a great Secretary of

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Speaker 16: Homeland Security to provide a list of sanctuary cities in

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Speaker 16: which local officials are not complying with this federal order

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Speaker 16: and are not complying with federal immigration laws.

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Speaker 15: It's quite simple.

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Speaker 16: Obey the law, respect the law, and don't obstruct federal

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Speaker 16: immigration officials and law enforce officials when they are simply

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Speaker 16: trying to remove public safety.

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Speaker 15: Threats from our nation's communities.

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Speaker 16: The American public don't want illegal alien criminals in their communities.

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Speaker 16: They made that quite clear on November fifth. And this

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Speaker 16: administration is determined to enforce our nation's immigration laws. And

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Speaker 16: we're happy to provide the text of that executive order,

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Speaker 16: and as I said, the President will be signing it

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Speaker 16: later this afternoon.

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Speaker 15: Sure, excuse me.

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Speaker 8: I want to talk about farm workers.

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Speaker 5: The President said.

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Speaker 28: Earlier this month that there can be leadings for some

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Speaker 28: undocumented farm workers.

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Speaker 14: I'm wondering where do.

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Speaker 15: Things stand with that, And I'm also wondering does.

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Speaker 2: That all undermine his message on immigration that it's okay for.

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Speaker 15: Some undocumented people to be in the US, but meaning

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Speaker 15: not others.

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Speaker 16: So the President was referring to our H one V

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Speaker 16: and hwe A visa programs, and there have been no

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Speaker 16: final decisions on that at all. But the President, I

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Speaker 16: think what he was intended to speak about. What he

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Speaker 16: was speaking about is ensuring that we have a clean

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Speaker 16: legal immigration system that is being respected and obeyed. And

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Speaker 16: the mass amount of illegal immigration that we've seen over

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Speaker 16: the past four years in our country completely underminds our

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Speaker 16: legal immigration system, those seeking citizenship but also those coming

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Speaker 16: here on a visa to legally and lawfully work, and

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Speaker 16: the President wants to make sure that those programs are respected.

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Speaker 15: Gragan, Thanks Carolla.

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Speaker 22: My question is for Tom Bregham Race with the Daily

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Speaker 22: Caller over the weekend, Ice rested to legal immigrants for

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Speaker 22: allegedly stealing Secretary nomes purse over the weekend.

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Speaker 28: What can you tell us about these individuals immigration history

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Speaker 28: as well as their criminal history.

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Speaker 8: I don't have the criminal history, but I know the

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Speaker 8: one who stole the purse is supposedly in the country legally,

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Speaker 8: but pick the wrong person. Still a first rum. I

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Speaker 8: mean Secretary Nomes a strong, strong secretary. I know I've

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Speaker 8: been talking about the success of men and women of

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Speaker 8: Borbitow and Ice, but under her strong leadership. She's a

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Speaker 8: game changer, so I'm happy to work with it. Despite

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Speaker 8: the media I've read that me and Christie Nomer have

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Speaker 8: difference than me and Christie Nomer Atasha. Yep, there's no

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Speaker 8: daylight between us. We're both going to push the present's agenda.

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Speaker 8: She's just strong secretary and I'm glad she's in here.

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Speaker 8: And I'm glad. But again, that illegal alien, the wrong

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Speaker 8: pict the wrong person, still.

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Speaker 15: A person, Mary Margaret, go ahead, thank you, Carolyn.

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Speaker 28: I have two questions, one for mister Roman, one for

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Speaker 28: you on the White House cospondent dinner. I'd like to

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Speaker 28: start with you, though, Tom Holmand, this list has.

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Speaker 2: A very high number of sexual assaults on a child.

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Speaker 28: Can you comment on that and why there's so many

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Speaker 28: crimes against children committed by illegals.

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Speaker 29: In this country.

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Speaker 8: I don't know why. It's sick. It's the worst crime

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Speaker 8: in the world is when you when you sex yourself

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Speaker 8: a child, I mean, the most innocent of us all.

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Speaker 8: But that's why I made a statement that one time

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Speaker 8: it was going to go to Boston bring hell with me,

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Speaker 8: and the media went crazy at the time. Home stays

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Speaker 8: more from Boston, bring hell with them I was going

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Speaker 8: to bring hell to Illego. Anilis the rape children. There's

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Speaker 8: not more of Hannius crime. And as you can see

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Speaker 8: the amount of child rapists we've arrested under this administration

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Speaker 8: that could have been arrested in under Biden administration. They

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Speaker 8: were out there, they had their final orders, they were

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Speaker 8: out there, but they didn't go to look for him.

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Speaker 8: They were too busy. Released and millions of illegal ANDAs

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Speaker 8: in this country, and the numbers prove it. They're removal

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Speaker 8: numbers of criminals was the lowest. ICE had the lowest

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Speaker 8: number remove us in a history of ICE under Joe

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Speaker 8: at the same time he had historic illegommigration on the border.

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Speaker 8: ICE had the lowest numbers in the history of the agency.

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Speaker 8: That shows the difference between two administration. We're looking for

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Speaker 8: every one of them. People want to know, Okay, I'm

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Speaker 8: not going to retire for the third time. I'll retire

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Speaker 8: when every public safety threat, national security threat, child rapists

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Speaker 8: eradicating this country, That's when I'll rest.

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Speaker 28: Thank you so much, and then Caroline, really quick, Alex

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Speaker 28: Thompson said at the White House Correspondent Center, and I'm

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Speaker 28: going to read his quote. President Biden's decline and it's

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Speaker 28: cover up by the people around him, is a reminder

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Speaker 28: that every White.

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Speaker 2: House, regardless of the party, is capable of deception.

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Speaker 28: We myself included, missed a lot of this story, and

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Speaker 28: some people trust us less because of it. Comment on

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Speaker 28: those remarks and whether you agree with that assessment.

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Speaker 16: I do agree with that assessment from Alex Thompson, who

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Speaker 16: I understand want an award for writing a story months

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Speaker 16: and perhaps years after the American people already knew that

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Speaker 16: story to be true. Millions of Americans watched our mentally

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Speaker 16: incompetent president struggle with his day to day duties of

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Speaker 16: this office. We watched our country be ran into the

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Speaker 16: ground as a result, and nobody in the media wanted

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Speaker 16: to write about that talk about it. There were many

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Speaker 16: many reporters, I will say, write leaning reporters who did

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Speaker 16: talk about that, who didn't get awards, didn't get coverage.

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Speaker 16: In fact, they were lamb masted for their coverage. And

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Speaker 16: I remember being on President Trump's campaign talking about Joe

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Speaker 16: Biden's clear mental incompetence and being accused by people in

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Speaker 16: this room of manufacturing deep fake videos trying to persuade

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Speaker 16: the public into not believing what they saw with their

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Speaker 16: own eyes for many years, and I think it's about

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Speaker 16: time the legacy media finally admits that was one of

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Speaker 16: the greatest cover ups and scandals that ever took place

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Speaker 16: in American history, and certainly it did contribute to the

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Speaker 16: decline in the trust that Americans have for the legacy media, Peter, which,

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Speaker 16: by the way, is why we've made many changes to

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Speaker 16: this briefing room in this White House.

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Speaker 15: It's long overdue. Peter, go ahead, thank you a few things.

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Speaker 26: You guys arrested in Milwaukee County Circuit judge for allegedly

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Speaker 26: helping illegal immigrants get away. As you guys look at

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Speaker 26: other judges, would you ever arrest somebody higher up on

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Speaker 26: the judicial food chain, like a federal judge or even

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Speaker 26: a Supreme Court justice.

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Speaker 15: That's a hypothetical question.

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Speaker 16: Again, I'd defer you to the Department of Justice for

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Speaker 16: individuals that they are looking at or individual cases.

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Speaker 15: But let's be clear about what this judge did.

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Speaker 16: She obstructed federal law enforcement who were looking for an

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Speaker 16: illegal alien in her courthouse. She showed that illegal alien

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Speaker 16: the door to evade law enforcement officials. That is a

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Speaker 16: clear cut case of obstruction. You don't have to be

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Speaker 16: a lawyer to understand that. And so anyone who is

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Speaker 16: breaking the law or obstructing federal law enforcement officials from

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Speaker 16: doing their jobs is putting ourselves at risk of being prosecuted.

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Speaker 26: Absolutely, you guys have at least eighteen written trade proposals.

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Speaker 26: We still don't know who they are from or what

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Speaker 26: they contain.

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Speaker 15: What is the hold up with that? This is it

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Speaker 15: a hold up? We're working round the clock. The Trade

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Speaker 15: team is working all day.

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Speaker 16: I was on the phone late last night with Secretary Lutnik,

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Speaker 16: I was on the phone this week and as well

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Speaker 16: with Secretary Bessett. I mean, the entire team is working

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Speaker 16: twenty four to seven to get these trade deals done,

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Speaker 16: and I think you'll be hearing more about them this week.

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Speaker 16: I don't want to get ahead of the Trade team

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Speaker 16: or the President and announcing potential deals, but certainly I

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Speaker 16: can assure the American public that this administration is full

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Speaker 16: speed ahead and cutting good and fair trade deals on

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Speaker 16: behalf of the American worker and one more.

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Speaker 26: After the President's trout social post, the Browns finally took

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Speaker 26: Shader Sanders. Does the President think he deserves credit for

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Speaker 26: Sanders getting picked, and does he think going to the

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Speaker 26: brown is better than being undrafted.

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Speaker 15: Hey, I'm gonna.

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Speaker 16: All I will say is the President put out a

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Speaker 16: statement in a few rounds later he was drafted.

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Speaker 15: So I think the facts speak for themselves on that one. Peter,

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Speaker 15: We'll go to the back row in the middle to

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Speaker 15: the blonde. Yes, care Hello.

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Speaker 18: President Trump has said that Secretary Henseth will get it

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Speaker 18: together because you think that heexas doesn't happen together right now.

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Speaker 16: Look, the President has made his position on Secretary Hegseth

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Speaker 16: quite clear. He absolutely has confidence in the Secretary's ability

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Speaker 16: to lead the Pentagon. It's why he nominated him for

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Speaker 16: this position. It's why the Senate voted to confirm him

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Speaker 16: in this position. And look at the success that DoD

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Speaker 16: has had thus far their successful operation against the Houthi

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Speaker 16: terrorists in the Middle East. You look at the recruitment

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Speaker 16: and retention levels for all branches of ar enforces are

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Speaker 16: on the incline, which is exactly what this president intended

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Speaker 16: to do. Secretary Hegseth has completely wiped out DEI from

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Speaker 16: the Pentagon as well, and so he's going to remain

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Speaker 16: focused on standing up for our war fighters on implementing

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Speaker 16: President Trump's Peace through Strength foreign policy agenda abroad, and

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Speaker 16: the President supports him in his role.

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Speaker 5: Sure many are wondering how these ten or twenty million

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Speaker 5: people are working. Is there some efforts to clamp down

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Speaker 5: on employment, because they're they're working some work to keep

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Speaker 5: staying here.

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Speaker 8: I think the number of work site enforcement actions have

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Speaker 8: tripled this year and it's going to triple again because

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Speaker 8: in sanctuary jurisdictions, especially if we can't arrest a bad

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Speaker 8: guy in the safety and security of a county jail

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Speaker 8: and they're going to release them in the community, that

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Speaker 8: means we go into the community. If we can't arrest

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Speaker 8: them in the community, we're arresting at their work site.

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Speaker 8: We got to do what we gotta do the rest

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Speaker 8: public safety threats. There's no sanctuary from public safety threats

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Speaker 8: in this country. So work site enforcement is going to

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Speaker 8: increase even more than already has. And another reason for

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Speaker 8: work site last administration stop work sites. Where's the where's

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Speaker 8: the number one place we find victims of trafficking, victims

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Speaker 8: of late forced labor, trafficking and work sites. So not

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Speaker 8: only are we going to enforce law on work sites,

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Speaker 8: we're going to say victims of trafficking. That's another reason

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Speaker 8: we've increased work site enforcement.

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Speaker 15: Well, go ahead, Brian Shorty, We'll take one more question.

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Speaker 8: This is for mister Holmand.

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Speaker 10: We all walk by these heinous yard signs that are

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Speaker 10: along Pebble Beach.

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Speaker 23: What is some of the feedback that your ICE agents

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Speaker 23: are getting in the field from the community as they

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Speaker 23: remove these individuals from their families, their neighborhoods, their schools,

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Speaker 23: or all the places in their community.

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Speaker 8: What's been the.

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Speaker 10: Reaction that your ICE agents have gotten from the people

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Speaker 10: who live amongst these individuals.

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Speaker 8: The morale of ICE and borbitrals at all time high

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Speaker 8: because they're getting to uphold the old they took and

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Speaker 8: they're enforcing the law barbitraal and their Biden administration. I

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01:10:54,800 --> 01:10:57,000
Speaker 8: met with hunters of them. They felt like uber drivers

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Speaker 8: and tourist agents. These men and women join the ranks

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Speaker 8: of ICE and Border too to enforce law, made the

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Speaker 8: community safer and protect national security. I hear it all

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Speaker 8: the time. There's a lot of people in this country

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Speaker 8: don't like me. I don't care, but when I walk

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Speaker 8: to an airport, I have many people walking up to

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Speaker 8: me and thank me for what I'm doing it and

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Speaker 8: I'm not taking credit for anything. The success of the

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Speaker 8: border and immigration enforcements President Trump and the men and

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Speaker 8: women wearing that uniform. God blessings she every one of them.

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Speaker 8: But I take a pleasure in seeing it because in

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Speaker 8: forty years of doing this job, people always want to say,

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Speaker 8: why are you so emotional? And when he testified, why

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Speaker 8: are you so emotional? On a network because if they

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Speaker 8: wore my shoes for forty years, they do understand why emotional.

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Speaker 8: I've talked to the little girls as young as nine

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Speaker 8: years old. They're breat multiple times by the cartel members.

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Speaker 8: When you get to your knees and you talk that

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Speaker 8: little girl and everything innocent and pure has been ripped

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Speaker 8: from her. When you listen to the lake and arriety seventeen,

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Speaker 8: men's that young lady fighting for her life. Don't just think, okay,

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01:11:57,360 --> 01:12:00,360
Speaker 8: a young woman died, Think of how she died, carry

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Speaker 8: that she went through. And these children are sexy assaulted.

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Speaker 8: I stood back attract Eailer in nineteen dead people at

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Speaker 8: my feet, that baked to death. Illegal migration is not

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Speaker 8: a Victimus crime. And so every sick person we take

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Speaker 8: off the streets, especially child rapists. It makes US country

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Speaker 8: much safer. Every illegal alien we arrest public safety threat,

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Speaker 8: one at a time, makes US country safer. But I

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Speaker 8: got one thing I need to say real quick before

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Speaker 8: I leave. You take my notes from me. I'm going

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Speaker 8: to read it. John. I don't want to in a

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Speaker 8: misinterpretation while I'm reading you the registration requirements under AUSC.

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Speaker 8: Thirteen oh two. If you're illegal and the United States,

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Speaker 8: this messages for you. You cannot hide from ice. We're

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Speaker 8: actively looking for you. Frederal law requires every alien the

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Speaker 8: United States who has been president in the United States

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Speaker 8: more than thirty days needs your register. For those fourteen

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Speaker 8: years or older, you need to be fingerprinted with Apartment

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Speaker 8: Homeland Security. Frederal law requires every alien in the United

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Speaker 8: States to tell DHS and Writings if you have a

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Speaker 8: change in address within ten days of change in the address,

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Speaker 8: failing to register with DHS and faerry to tell DHS

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Speaker 8: about your new address. Our criminal offenses and they're will

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Speaker 8: be treated as such starting today. Make no mistake. If

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Speaker 8: you're in the country illegally and you fail to do

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01:13:21,720 --> 01:13:24,559
Speaker 8: what the law requires, we will prosecute you. You will

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Speaker 8: go to jail, then we'll deport you second of all

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Speaker 8: penalties for ferry to depart eight USC. Twelve fifty three.

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Speaker 8: If you're alien inside the United States or has a

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Speaker 8: final order, this message for you. If you have a

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01:13:37,280 --> 01:13:41,200
Speaker 8: final order. The Trump administration is committed to enforcing our

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Speaker 8: immigration laws, especially for those aliens who have received final

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Speaker 8: orders of deportation. There are currently around one point four

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Speaker 8: million illegal aliments who have been ordered removed but remain

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Speaker 8: here in violation of the law. We will aggressively prosecute,

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Speaker 8: consistent with long standing law, those ailings for failing or

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Speaker 8: refusing to depart, or who takes other related actions aimed

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Speaker 8: at handling the removal. You cannot open the door, You

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01:14:09,840 --> 01:14:12,240
Speaker 8: cannot answer that questions. You cannot open your car door.

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01:14:12,680 --> 01:14:16,680
Speaker 8: You can consider it to evade law enforcement. If you

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Speaker 8: fail to leave the United States, that's to receive and

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Speaker 8: remove order. We can and will if your monetary finds

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Speaker 8: up to nine hundred and ninety eight dollars a day

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Speaker 8: evading your arrest knowing you have a final order or removal,

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Speaker 8: it's a criminal offense. We will prosecute. Then we'll deport you.

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Speaker 8: Get your affairs innority. If you're in a country illegally

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Speaker 8: work with ice, go to CBP on the home map

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Speaker 8: and leave on your own, because we have to find it,

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Speaker 8: deport you and prosecute you. You'll have a bar play

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Speaker 8: center at you and you won't come back this country.

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Speaker 8: You won't be able to come back on a visitor's visa, tours,

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Speaker 8: visa if you have your assistant child can't petition for you.

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Speaker 8: If you're in this country, where you get your affairs

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Speaker 8: in order and work with us and get yourself from

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Speaker 8: moving this country. That's what all requires. I'm going to

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Speaker 8: force that law.

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Speaker 15: Awesome, Thank you so much. Tom You can get back

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Speaker 15: to work now. Look he's already leaving.

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Speaker 16: He's got a lot to do, a lot of illegal

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Speaker 16: immigrants to deport. But thanks everyone for joining us bright

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Speaker 16: and early this morning. As I said at the top,

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Speaker 16: we will do this again tomorrow to talk about the economy,

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Speaker 16: which is another promise made and kept by the President,

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Speaker 16: and I'll be joined by the Secretary of Treasury Scott

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Speaker 16: Vessant eight thirty tomorrow morning.

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Speaker 15: Today, the President is.

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Speaker 16: Welcoming the Super Bowl champions Philadelphia Eagles, if we.

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Speaker 15: Have any Philly fans.

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Speaker 16: That will be at four o'clock and then the President

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Speaker 16: will sign those executive orders I spoke of and a

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Speaker 16: few others at five pm.

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Speaker 15: So we'll see you all later.

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Speaker 6: Have a great day, A busy day at the White

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01:15:48,920 --> 01:15:52,000
Speaker 6: House already underway. You just heard from Borders our Tom Holman,

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Speaker 6: also White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt, both talking about

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Speaker 6: border security and the President's deportation plans, Mister Holman saying

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Speaker 6: that at one point four million illegals in this country

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Speaker 6: have final orders to be removed from this country. Let's

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Speaker 6: bring in doctor Gena and David to talk a bit

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Speaker 6: more about that and give reaction to all of what

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Speaker 6: we heard. Guys, there was a lot to take in.

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Speaker 6: We're talking about forty five minutes. That's about how long

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Speaker 6: this news conference lasted, and a lot was discussed there.

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Speaker 6: I think at the very end, though, we really heard

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Speaker 6: kind of the wrap up of everything from Tom Holman

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Speaker 6: when he said illegal aliens need to register and notify

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Speaker 6: ICE of any change of address. He also said you

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Speaker 6: cannot hide from ICE. We are looking for you, David.

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Speaker 8: And doctor Gina.

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Speaker 6: David will start within your reaction to what we just heard.

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Speaker 3: There's gotta be more as to what Tom Holman was

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Speaker 3: doing there at the end.

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Speaker 7: We'll have to unpack that as we go forward. What

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Speaker 7: I mean by that is he was reading from a

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Speaker 7: carefully worded statement. My sense of it is there are

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Speaker 7: some legal issues coming up down the road as to

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Speaker 7: why he needed to do that.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to be exploring that with my sources.

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Speaker 7: Here in the Deep State shortly, because that was uncharacteristic

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Speaker 7: home and just you know, Shoots from the hip knows

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Speaker 7: this stuff, and he obviously knows the stuff.

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Speaker 3: But that last part.

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Speaker 7: You don't just go to a prepared statement if there's

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Speaker 7: not a reason for it. And I think there's probably

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Speaker 7: a legal reason for it, Gina. But having said all

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Speaker 7: of that, look, this is one hundred days week. That's

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Speaker 7: what this really is, right, I mean, so it's going

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Speaker 7: to be themed, and today was immigration, Tomorrow will be

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Speaker 7: the economy. We'll get best in out there, they'll get

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Speaker 7: best in out there, excuse me.

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Speaker 3: On Tuesday.

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Speaker 7: Then you got the rally on Tuesday as well, and

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Speaker 7: then Thursday. As I look at ahead at the schedule,

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Speaker 7: I'm noticing and this is I guess on background. I

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Speaker 7: can't quite say it officially, but Steven Miller will be

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Speaker 7: at the podium on Thursday as my understanding talking about

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Speaker 7: some achievements during this hundred day mark.

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Speaker 3: Gina, that's great, Doctor Geenie.

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Speaker 6: If I can ask you a question to what David said,

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Speaker 6: because I'd love to get your perspective on this. It

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Speaker 6: is one hundred days week and apparently the administration is

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Speaker 6: rolling out some of the big players. Do you see

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Speaker 6: this as a victory lap or is this just to

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Speaker 6: reaffirm that the American people sent President Trump to the

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Speaker 6: White House with the mandate and President Trump is now

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Speaker 6: rolling out that he hears the mandate and how he's

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Speaker 6: acting on that mandate. How do you see this?

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Speaker 1: I think it's both, Terrence, and I think that's a

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Speaker 1: great analysis. Actually, I think, you know, President Trump wants

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Speaker 1: to make sure that the accomplishments of the administration thus

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Speaker 1: far are accounted for, right because Americans have short memories,

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Speaker 1: and because there's a media out there incessantly clamoring to

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Speaker 1: say lies, to tell lies about the administration, and to

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01:18:37,160 --> 01:18:39,720
Speaker 1: say that what you're seeing and what is happening isn't

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Speaker 1: actually what you're seeing.

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Speaker 2: Or what is happening is so you know and you

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Speaker 2: can tell it.

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Speaker 1: You can tell it by the ridiculously redundant questions from

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Speaker 1: some in the press today. Thank god we finally got

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Speaker 1: to some good ones. But I mean, it's just it's

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Speaker 1: insulting to have someone the caliber of Tom Holman have

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Speaker 1: to stand there and entertain some of these clowns. I'm sorry,

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Speaker 1: I just I find it insulting. I can't stand it.

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Speaker 1: And the same questions over and over, and Caroline love

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Speaker 1: it has to say as I already told you, as

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Speaker 1: in my previous statement as.

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Speaker 2: President, Tom told you. She opened almost every single sentence

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Speaker 2: with that from the lamestream media.

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Speaker 3: David, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 7: Hey, guys, let's get some more reaction by bringing in

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Speaker 7: Craig Shirley, of course, our noted historian that's always on

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Speaker 7: the show. Craig, great to have you with us. Well

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Speaker 7: you saw someone what happened there with Tom Holman? Yeah,

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Speaker 7: good morning. What do you make of this from really

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Speaker 7: a historical perspective, because I mean, what the Trump administration

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Speaker 7: is doing here is historic. And it was interesting to

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Speaker 7: me that Tom Holman talked about Barack Obama and Bill

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Speaker 7: Clinton to put in perspective what Joe Biden did not do.

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Speaker 7: He said, look, even Obama and Clinton took it relatively seriously,

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Speaker 7: I mean to a agree, but Biden was a walls.

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Speaker 3: Your reaction to some of what we saw.

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Speaker 25: Well, you know, first thing comes to mind, by the way,

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Speaker 25: good morning everybody, is that you know, we had a

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Speaker 25: policy in this country called wet foot, drive foot that

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Speaker 25: the one hundred and fourth Congress put into place, and

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Speaker 25: that was is that if you were a Cuban fleeing

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Speaker 25: Castro's murderous communism and you got to America, you were

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Speaker 25: accepted as a citizen. That policy was canceled by Barack Obama.

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Speaker 25: But my question is is that if Obama could send

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Speaker 25: Cubans seeking freedom back to best back to Castro to

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Speaker 25: be tortured and killed, why can't Donald Trump send illegals

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Speaker 25: here in the United States back to their countries of origins.

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Speaker 25: I don't understand why anybody's opposing Donald Trump's policies if

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Speaker 25: Obama was able to do it. I think also is

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Speaker 25: that this is obviously, this is why Donald Trump was

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Speaker 25: elected president. This is his signature issue, and doubling down

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Speaker 25: on this is good for the administration, is good for

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Speaker 25: their politics, and is good for their position.

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Speaker 6: Craig, I'd like you to put on your historian cap

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Speaker 6: once again, I'm not so sure I can remember a

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Speaker 6: time when an administration has really been so engaged in

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01:21:10,160 --> 01:21:13,559
Speaker 6: the first one hundred days and hosted almost daily events

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Speaker 6: during the week of the first one hundred days to

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Speaker 6: reaffirm what it has done.

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Speaker 3: Please help me out.

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Speaker 6: Can you remember anything like this happening in recent memory

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Speaker 6: in particular?

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Speaker 25: Well, but part of the explanation terrence is the form

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Speaker 25: of communications. We live in the twentieth century. We live

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01:21:30,840 --> 01:21:34,719
Speaker 25: in a hyperspeed world of communications between the Internet, talk radio,

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Speaker 25: cable television, all various forms of communication, and news is

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Speaker 25: instantaneous now. Used to be, you know, the news was

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Speaker 25: put on at five o'clock and then we all went

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Speaker 25: to bed, or we all watch soap operas or whatever,

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Speaker 25: or or sitcoms. But we live in you know, when

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Speaker 25: Reagan was president, when FBO was president, you didn't have

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Speaker 25: talk radio, you didn't have cable television, you didn't have blogs,

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Speaker 25: you didn't have Internet news site. You had the major

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Speaker 25: daily newspapers, the wires, and three major networks, and that

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Speaker 25: was it. And they dictated when news was covered and

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Speaker 25: when it wasn't covered. So part of it is explanation,

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Speaker 25: I think also is that the alacrity of which this

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Speaker 25: administration is absolutely right.

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Speaker 8: They are moving quick.

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Speaker 25: Trump assigned one hundred and eleven executive orders so far

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Speaker 25: in his first hundred days, and FDR signed ninety nine.

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Speaker 25: Is that the dire condition the country was left in

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Speaker 25: after the disastrous presidency of Joden. We had high inflation,

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Speaker 25: and we had unemployment. We had the border out of control.

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Speaker 25: The country in a terrible mess. And so that's why

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Speaker 25: Donald Trump had to move so quickly. It was to

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Speaker 25: fair with the mess that Biden left.

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Speaker 3: Ten seconds, but real quick. FDR was laws. Right with FDR,

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Speaker 3: more laws, I mean with Trump, there haven't been laws.

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Speaker 8: It's been executive orders.

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Speaker 25: Seconds well, laws and legislation.

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Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, okay, just double checking that, Craig Shirley. Great

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Speaker 7: to have you with us, great analysis.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, good being with you, Thank you all right.

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Speaker 7: Time for Tea Bays in Denver. He's got the opening

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Speaker 7: belt of New York Stock Exchange.

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Speaker 6: Were less than a minute away from the opening bell

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Speaker 6: at the New York Stock Exchange. That is going to

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Speaker 6: get this week of trading underway. I can tell you

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Speaker 6: pre market trading looking pretty good. If things hold, it's

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Speaker 6: probably going to be a fairly decent day for those

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Speaker 6: of you who are investing. Right now, the Dow, S

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Speaker 6: and P five hundred and the NASDAC are all in

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Speaker 6: the green. Again, that is pre market trading. You hear

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Speaker 6: the applause and see it right here. RSAC is at

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Speaker 6: the podium, and that means that the opening bell is

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Speaker 6: going to ring here momentarily, and then we'll get a

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Speaker 6: view of just how the markets ultimately are looking here

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Speaker 6: on this Monday, this first day of trading of the week.

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Speaker 10: The bell is ringing.

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Speaker 6: the markets are now officially open, and let's see how

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Speaker 6: things are looking. The doll is still up, just slightly,

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Speaker 8: That story is so much more ahead.

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Speaker 1: All right, welcome back to American Centrise. I'm doctor Gina.

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Speaker 1: We thank you for joining us this morning. We also

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Speaker 1: invite you to hop on in our conversation on Ghetter

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Speaker 1: and Rumble. You think it's fun to watch all this

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Speaker 1: news break, wait until you see what people who think

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Speaker 1: like you and some who don't think like you have

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Speaker 1: fun part out there and getter and rumble.

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Speaker 2: So join us.

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Speaker 1: Time not to take the political pulse of America the

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Speaker 1: beat today? Should President Donald Trump's mass immigration crackdown?

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Speaker 2: That is the topic. I don't know why I put

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Speaker 2: a should in there. There's no should in there, you guys.

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Speaker 2: US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Speaker 1: Known as ICE, said on Saturday that a state and

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Speaker 1: federal operation in Florida led to the arrest of almost

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Speaker 1: get this, eight hundred legals over the process of only

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Speaker 1: four days. The highly successful operation was hailed as a

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Speaker 1: first of its kind, and it was a partnership between

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Speaker 1: state and its federal partners, they said. And so let's

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Speaker 1: bring in Josh Hammer. He's senior editor at large at Newsweek.

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Speaker 2: Josh Welker, Josh, this is.

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Speaker 1: Something that we never would have seen under any Democratic

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Speaker 1: We forget Joe Biden for a minute. We wouldn't see

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Speaker 1: this under any Democrat administration. And I really, frankly didn't

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Speaker 1: expect to see it to this degree even under Trump.

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Speaker 1: The Trump administration in the first hundred days. What's your

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Speaker 1: grade of his first hundred days as of Wednesday?

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Speaker 11: Well, especially focusing on the immigration issue. I think it's

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Speaker 11: an a plus on the immigration issue. I mean this, look,

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Speaker 11: immigration was arguably the number one issue in the twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty four campaign. I mean it really was immigration, the economy,

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Speaker 11: and inflation. We're consistently importing to polsters the big three

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Speaker 11: issues all election long. I am someone who has long

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Speaker 11: believed that immigration is the single most important issue facing

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Speaker 11: the United States, because it is the one issue that

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Speaker 11: affects literally every area of life, when it comes to culture,

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Speaker 11: when it comes to economics, when it comes to national security,

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Speaker 11: when it comes to the most foundational questions in all

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Speaker 11: of politics, namely, who are we as an actual people

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Speaker 11: as a nation. So I am very much personally an

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Speaker 11: immigration first voter, and I have to say that what

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Speaker 11: I've seen thus far on that particular issue has exceeded

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Speaker 11: even my own expectations there. But to your point, Gina

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Speaker 11: as well, you know the Democrats, you know, once upon

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Speaker 11: a time, cracking down on illegal immigration was actually not

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Speaker 11: a particularly part of an issue, you know. I sometimes

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Speaker 11: frequently go back to these clips from the nineteen nineties.

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Speaker 11: There's these clips of like Harry Reid back when he

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Speaker 11: was the Cenator from Nevada talking about ending birthright, citizenshift

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Speaker 11: for illegal Alliance. Bill Clinton Franklin mid nineteen nineties usually

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Speaker 11: talked a fairly tough game, didn't always walk the walk,

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Speaker 11: but at least would talk the talk. When it comes

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Speaker 11: to cracking down on illegal immigration. There the fact that

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Speaker 11: illegal I mean not legal, that illegal immigration is now

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Speaker 11: a part of an issue. There when it comes to

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Speaker 11: the doling out of driver's licenses and people and illegals

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Speaker 11: voting in elections, and blue jurisdictionms like New York City,

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Speaker 11: that says really everything you need to know about the

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Speaker 11: current state of the Democratic Party and where their priorities lie.

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Speaker 11: Donald trump stance on this issue is not just a

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Speaker 11: right wing stance. It is the common sense stance. It

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Speaker 11: is the stance of the median American. It is the

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Speaker 11: stance that the American people have voted for. And boys

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Speaker 11: he delivering on that sentiment.

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Speaker 7: Josh, Let's talk about that one hundred days for a

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Speaker 7: quick second as it relates to the report card.

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Speaker 3: Definitely a plus on immigration. What about the economy? What

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Speaker 3: about some other issues? Let's talk about the economy and

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Speaker 3: tariff specifically.

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Speaker 7: Look, I mean, if you line up Maga right, it's

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Speaker 7: everything's a down the line AAAAA. But I'm talking about

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Speaker 7: overall in the country, kind of overall Americans here.

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Speaker 3: How do you see the economy? What grade you give it?

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Speaker 3: Or is it an incomplete at this point?

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Speaker 11: I think it's incomplete. That definitely is my take on

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Speaker 11: the economy right now. It's a work in progress. Look,

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Speaker 11: I mean, I'm not going to shock the audience here

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Speaker 11: by telling you that many of the mainstream polsters NBC,

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Speaker 11: Reuters and so forth there have Donald Trump's approval ratings

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Speaker 11: slipping a little bit as of now compared to where

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Speaker 11: it was as recently as three four weeks ago. But

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Speaker 11: these things take time. I mean, Donald Trump is making

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Speaker 11: a very bold wager. He's placing a very large bet

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Speaker 11: when it comes to the tariff policy. Now he has

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Speaker 11: already hedged that bet notably. I mean, you know, he

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Speaker 11: really kind of pulled back after the April third Liberation

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Speaker 11: Day Rose Garden press conference. They're now really just kind

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Speaker 11: of doing a China centric, China first sort of trade war,

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Speaker 11: something that at least I personally welcome, I think most

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Speaker 11: of his voters welcome there. And we'll see what happens

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Speaker 11: with it there. But at least when it comes to

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Speaker 11: the specific issue of China. David, this is something that

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Speaker 11: really had to happen for a very very long time.

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Speaker 11: And Donald Trump, to his great credit, he was always

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Speaker 11: outspoken when it came to the issue of China and

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Speaker 11: this notion of trying to integrate China into the global economy.

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Speaker 11: I mean, how many times over the decades, David, were

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Speaker 11: we told that the way to political liberalization in China

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Speaker 11: was through economic liberalization. Bring them in into the panoply

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Speaker 11: of nations, welcome them into the World Trade Organization. Heck,

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Speaker 11: give them most favored nation status there. And we were

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Speaker 11: told over and over again that this would lead to

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Speaker 11: a best result possible for everyone involved when it came

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Speaker 11: to American manufacturers, American exporters, American consumers, to the Chinese

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Speaker 11: people themselves. It simply has not worked out at all.

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Speaker 11: And Donald Trump, to his great credit, has been speaking

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Speaker 11: out against this for a very long time. So I

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Speaker 11: think it remains to be seen there well, and I

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Speaker 11: personally tend to be cautiously optimistic when it comes in.

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Speaker 11: But again, these things take time. But here's what I

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Speaker 11: will say. I mean, I saw a headline just on Friday,

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Speaker 11: I think it was that Apple's announcing that they're going

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Speaker 11: to move a lot of their manufacturing parts for iPhones

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Speaker 11: computers from China to India. That is exactly the sort

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Speaker 11: of policy when it comes to either reshoring or what

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Speaker 11: the people an economics called ally shoring, So basically you

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Speaker 11: take it out of a hostile country to supply chain

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Speaker 11: and move it to an ally so India or Philippines

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Speaker 11: or Vietnam as opposed to China. There, that's exactly the

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Speaker 11: sort of thing that the tarror policy is supposed to do.

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Speaker 11: So the early indications when it comes to companies like Apple,

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Speaker 11: in Vidia, the American computer electronic manufacturer, is now announcing

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Speaker 11: a massive investment here in the United States there, the

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Speaker 11: early indications are that I'm seeing signs for optimism there.

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Speaker 11: But yes, as of this moment, I think it is incomplete.

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Speaker 8: Josh.

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Speaker 6: I'm going to continue to beat the first one hundred

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Speaker 6: days horse right now, So I apologize if you're tired

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01:32:52,720 --> 01:32:55,080
Speaker 6: events and questions about it. But the reality is that

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Speaker 6: these first one hundred days really have been President Trump's

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Speaker 6: roadmap for what he expects, I think for the rest

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Speaker 6: of his presidency. But part of that, and I kind

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Speaker 6: of describe a Liken this too. President Trump is George

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Speaker 6: Washington at the front of the boat, and Congress are

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Speaker 6: the rowers right now. And part of the rowing that

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Speaker 6: Congress is going to have to do is making sure

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Speaker 6: that the funding is in place for President Trump to

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Speaker 6: move his agenda forward. Congress is back at work right now.

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Speaker 6: How do you see that ultimately playing out? And how

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Speaker 6: quickly do you believe Congress is going to get a

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Speaker 6: budget passed to help President Trump really move that agenda forward.

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Speaker 11: Well, this is most important, I believe, frankly, when it

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Speaker 11: comes to the issue of DOGE and trying to actually

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Speaker 11: solidify these budgetary cuts that Elon Musk and his wonderful

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Speaker 11: team of nerds have basically identified there, the young way

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Speaker 11: to actually make that stick in the midtal long term

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Speaker 11: is to actually get it into the congressional appropriations the

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Speaker 11: annual budget process. There, and you know, at the risk

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Speaker 11: of stay in the obvious, Congress does not exactly have

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Speaker 11: its house in order when it comes to the notion

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Speaker 11: of passing budgets. I couldn't even tell you the last

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Speaker 11: time that Congress actually did the appropriations process the correct way,

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Speaker 11: where you go through committee by committee, have an annual budget.

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Speaker 11: There just these days, it's just one continuing resolution fm

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Speaker 11: X until the next so called debt crisis or whatnot. There,

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Speaker 11: So I tend to have very little confidence unfortunately, especially

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Speaker 11: given the fact that the Republicans have a razor thin

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Speaker 11: majority in the US House. We all know that's you know,

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Speaker 11: for example, why a last staphonic was pulled from the

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Speaker 11: UN ambassador because Republicans were too concerned that was that

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Speaker 11: there was some chance they might actually they might lose

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Speaker 11: that election in Upstate in New York. There, So the

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Speaker 11: margins are really really really tight there. There's not a

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Speaker 11: whole lot of room for error. But what that means

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Speaker 11: that is it is imperative. It is incumbent upon Donald

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Speaker 11: Trump supporters to put the pressure, to put the pressure

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Speaker 11: on Mike Johnson. On john fun make sure that you

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Speaker 11: guys are taking these very real cuts that people like

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Speaker 11: Elon Musk and his team have identified there and make

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Speaker 11: sure that this reflected in the budget process as much

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Speaker 11: as possible. When you actually start explaining the kind of

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Speaker 11: cuts we're talking about here when it comes to funding

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Speaker 11: DEI initiatives in the Congo or or gender ideology in Indonesia,

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Speaker 11: whatever I mean, when you start explaining the kind of

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Speaker 11: things that Elon Muskin does are cutting there. Then suddenly

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Speaker 11: suddenly the American people are like, oh wow, yeah, that

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Speaker 11: makes it's a lot of sense we should not have

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Speaker 11: in the budget.

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Speaker 8: There.

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Speaker 11: So just communication messaging, explain what is being identified here,

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Speaker 11: and then put the pressure politically speaking, speaking up with

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Speaker 11: the phone lines, emails and so forth. There are all

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Speaker 11: the activist tools at our disposal to make sure the

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Speaker 11: Mike Johnston John Thun hear the message.

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Speaker 2: We've all heard.

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Speaker 1: About the FBI arresting Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan for obstruction

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Speaker 1: in the immigration case. That BI director Cashtel says Dugan

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Speaker 1: intentionally misdirected federal agents away from an illegal who was

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Speaker 1: set to be arrested. You know, I just don't understand

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Speaker 1: how you can defend the how the media is defending

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Speaker 1: this judge who was very obviously skirting the law, very

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Speaker 1: obviously going against what is legal. If it were in

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Speaker 1: any other scenario, right aside from illegal immigration, I don't

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Speaker 1: think anyone would be questioning that she couldn't couldn't act

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Speaker 1: like this.

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Speaker 11: You know how many times have we heard over the

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Speaker 11: past few years, then no one is above the law.

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Speaker 11: I I got so siff of here in this, I

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Speaker 11: just want to end up puging like then the next

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Speaker 11: time I heard some leftist talking head or Rachel Mattow

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Speaker 11: or someone say, no one knows above the law, no

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Speaker 11: one is above the law.

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Speaker 8: There.

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Speaker 11: I mean, it's funny how no one is above the

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Speaker 11: law when it comes to the unprecedented, you know, four

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Speaker 11: different jurisdiction prosecution of a former president of the United

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Speaker 11: States and your chief political opponent. But now suddenly when

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Speaker 11: a state judge is brazenly and unambiguously trying to subvert

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Speaker 11: federal immigration law, Oh, suddenly someone actually is above the law.

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Speaker 11: But to your points, yeah, I mean, let's take another example.

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Speaker 11: You know, let's just say hypothetically that a state judge

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Speaker 11: doesn't do this, but decides to just go into the

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Speaker 11: local tavern and just shoot you know, the guy who

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Speaker 11: was like sleeping with his wife or whatever.

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Speaker 14: There.

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Speaker 11: I mean, But they say that, oh, you can't prosecute

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Speaker 11: that judge in that case for murder. Actually, there was

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Speaker 11: actually a terrible situation in small town Kentucky last year

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Speaker 11: where something very similar to this happened. To actually, say,

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Speaker 11: a state cord judge actually shot someone dead that judge

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Speaker 11: is now being tried for some level of homicide. So

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Speaker 11: I mean, this obviously is exactly what has to happen

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Speaker 11: there in terms of federal law trumping state law in

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Speaker 11: this case. There, Article six of the Constitution makes very

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Speaker 11: clear that the Constitution and federal laws are supreme. Last

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Speaker 11: I checked, actually, this nation fought a very bloody civil

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Speaker 11: war actually in the nineteenth century to establish that principle, namely,

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Speaker 11: that federal law is supreme to state law. Secessionism, you know,

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Speaker 11: states rights only goes to a certain extent there. You

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Speaker 11: can't subvert federal law. That's obviously what this judge was

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Speaker 11: trying to do there. So I you know, I just

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Speaker 11: say two thumbs up to DHS Christy, Noam, Tom Holman,

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Speaker 11: and Frankly the entire administration for establishing, as Abraham Lincoln

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Speaker 11: frankly did in the eighteen sixties that federal law is

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Speaker 11: supreme to stay law. That is a foundational principle in

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Speaker 11: this country. There and left this hypocrisy when it comes

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Speaker 11: to no one is above the law. Frankly knows no bounce.

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Speaker 2: for being with us. Thanks Josh, Thanks John, thank you

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Speaker 18: One serious note to my bones. I believe that reporting

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Speaker 18: and the White House Correspondence Association is as necessary as ever.

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Speaker 18: President Biden's decline and its cover up by the people

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Speaker 18: around him is a reminder that every White House, regardless

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Speaker 18: of party, is capable of deception. But being truth tellers

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Speaker 18: also means telling the truth about ourselves. We myself included,

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Speaker 18: missed a lot of this story, and some people trust

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Speaker 18: us less because of it.

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Speaker 2: We bear some.

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Speaker 18: Responsibility for faith in the media being at such lows.

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Speaker 18: I say this because acknowledging errors builds trust and being

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Speaker 18: defensive about them further erodes it.

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Speaker 15: We should have done better.

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Speaker 29: All right, Let's bring in doctor Gina, David and Terrence

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Speaker 29: for more here. I mean, you, guys, I think it's

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Speaker 29: great to see this guy coming forward and being honest

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Speaker 29: and saying, yes, we fell short of covering the full

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Speaker 29: story here, But is this just too late? I mean,

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Speaker 29: how do you actually build trust again, Terrence, in these

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Speaker 29: organizations that covered this so poorly for four years.

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Speaker 6: Well, you build tr us by moving forward and doing

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Speaker 6: the right thing. You build trust by moving forward and

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Speaker 6: telling the truth and being objective, regardless of party, regardless

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Speaker 6: of your personal political affiliation of political leanings. You tell

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Speaker 6: the truth, you talk about the facts of the issue,

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Speaker 6: and you ask probing but fair questions.

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Speaker 8: That's how you do it.

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Speaker 6: I appreciate the fact that he took accountability and said, yeah,

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Speaker 6: I fell short as well. But now the American people

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Speaker 6: are owed a debt, and that debt starts with telling

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Speaker 6: the truth, with doing the right thing, with covering whatever

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Speaker 6: the issue is from a factual basis, from an objective basis.

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Speaker 3: David, Well, obviously I agree with all that.

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Speaker 7: Sadly, about twenty percent of the crowd probably agrees with you, Terrence,

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Speaker 7: you know, and that's why about twenty percent or so applauded. Look,

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Speaker 7: when it comes to Trump, you know what this has

1980
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Speaker 7: been about. The truth of the matter is is that

1981
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Speaker 7: it's not just TDS. You know, we always say TDS.

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Speaker 2: It's not just that.

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Speaker 7: I mean, the truth is is that they don't Trump

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Speaker 7: pushing the boundaries of traditional and establishment media and politics

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Speaker 7: and everything, and they don't like it because he's upsetting

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Speaker 7: the apple cart and they have an agenda and he's

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Speaker 7: getting in their way. And that's the number one thing.

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Speaker 1: You don't get to completely fail at your job when

1989
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Speaker 1: it matters and then turn around and say, oh, I'm sorry,

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Speaker 1: let's start today doing a good job at our job.

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Speaker 2: No, you're fired.

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Speaker 1: In my mind, the American public better not fall for

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Speaker 1: this manipulation tactic.

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Speaker 2: It is not okay to be objective now.

1995
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Speaker 1: He should have been objective when it mattered. They are

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Speaker 1: all fired in my mind. They don't have jobs anymore.

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Speaker 1: In the minds of I think most magapatriots out there,

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Speaker 1: and I don't mean to speak for anyone, but this

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Speaker 1: is what I hear. They are persona non grata. They

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Speaker 1: will never be trusted again. There is nothing they can

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Speaker 1: do to re establish that. Save your job to someone

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Speaker 1: who did their job meeting people like us here in

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Speaker 1: independent media. Seed your job to the folks who actually

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Speaker 1: did their jobs then and who were critical, who were taking.

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Speaker 2: A hard look.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, and let's be clear, they created the vacuum.

2007
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Speaker 7: You know, their lies, and there the fact, the fact

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Speaker 7: of the matter is they didn't do their job, and

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Speaker 7: because of that, they created a vacuum.

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Speaker 3: And here we are in a four box in the

2011
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Speaker 3: quad box, and we're talking about this right now.

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Speaker 7: Normally we would not be doing that if they had

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Speaker 7: done their job, but there was a need for shows

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Speaker 7: like ours.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but they don't get to just say, oh, whoops,

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Speaker 1: we're sorry, We're gonna do better now.

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Speaker 2: No, uh huh, no, no way. I hope the American

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Speaker 2: public will have none of that.

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Speaker 29: Yeah, Gina, I think you're absolutely right that trust is

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Speaker 29: just completely gone for some people, no chance of building

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Speaker 29: it back. And I think it's because there's just zero accountability,

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Speaker 29: zero accountability for all of these lies, all of these

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Speaker 29: cover ups for four years, and it's going to be

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Speaker 29: hard to re establish themself.

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Speaker 6: I think we just saw someone trying to take accountability. Now,

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Speaker 6: if you choose not to excuse it, if you choose

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Speaker 6: not to forgive it, that that's fair, that's fair. But

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Speaker 6: I think you at least saw an attempt from someone

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Speaker 6: to try to take accountability. Is it too late that

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Speaker 6: we can have that argument, I think, And I think

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Speaker 6: it's a fair criticism but I do believe if we're

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Speaker 6: going to be objective about the situation, there was at

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Speaker 6: least an attempt at accountability to follow.

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Speaker 2: Where's the cost? Herence? Nobody ever goes to prison, nobody

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Speaker 2: ever gets fired.

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Speaker 1: Where's the cost? There's no coust You can't just say

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry and I do nothing about it. If you

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Speaker 1: if you really are sorry, then you know what. Quit

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Speaker 1: seed your job to someone who does a good job.

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Speaker 2: That's myology.

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Speaker 29: Might not be enough accountability, and maybe someone needs to

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Speaker 29: get fired.

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Speaker 2: All right, we'll be right back you guys. Great discussion stays.

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Speaker 2: Stick around for more on American Sunrise. All right, look

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Speaker 2: at those fried eggs right there.

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Speaker 1: That looks so good by the end the show every morning.

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Speaker 1: I don't about y'all, but I am starving. Welcome back

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Speaker 1: to American Sunrise. I'm doctor Gina. Thanks so much for

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Speaker 1: joining us today. It is now time for hour sunnyside

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Speaker 1: up and in the pan today.

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Speaker 2: My cheerios.

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Speaker 1: By the way, notwithstanding to whoever said that in the chat,

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Speaker 1: I was laughing so hard.

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Speaker 2: This is a heartwarming retirement.

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Speaker 1: For Holly the Dog, as she recently celebrated her last

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Speaker 1: shift as the very important Cuddle manager at a children's

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Speaker 1: hospital in Liverpool, England.

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Speaker 2: Watch this sendoff.

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Speaker 1: Now this Holly, This little Labrador Labrador not so little

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Speaker 1: Labrador Retriever has been a registered therapy dog for the

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Speaker 1: last eight years. She's been giving lots and lots of

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Speaker 1: puppy cuddles to tens of thousands of patients, families and

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Speaker 1: staff at the alder Hey Hospital. Monday April fifteenth, she

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Speaker 1: marked her five hundredth trip to the hospital and as

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Speaker 1: you just saw, she had a very nice party to

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Speaker 1: celebrate her retirement. Now, her owner, Barry says, I think

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Speaker 1: the time has come for her to put her paws

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Speaker 1: up and smell the biscuits. And I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 1: Congratulations Hollie. I hope she gets lots of biscuits.

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry, since it's in Britain, is it doggy biscuits

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Speaker 6: or is it actually cookies? Because don't don't the Brits

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Speaker 6: call what we call cookies biscuits.

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Speaker 7: I guess I think you're right.

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Speaker 2: That's a great, great point here, and says I've spoken.

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Speaker 18: Like a me.

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Speaker 6: The fat guy would think of that.

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Speaker 8: We'll think of that.

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Speaker 20: My bad.

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Speaker 6: I'm gonna put myself in time out my bad, you guys.

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Speaker 2: Great show today. Thanks to all of you, especially for

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Speaker 2: joining us. We have so much more for you.

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Speaker 1: Every morning, it all starts right here at eight am

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Speaker 1: seven AM with Jake Novak's early show Warmian.

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Speaker 2: Is that next time your children love your God, you

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Speaker 2: go