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Speaker 2: Right down our toll free telephone number if you want

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Speaker 2: hundred nine four one Sean if you want to join us.

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Speaker 2: I look, I tried to take off as little as possible.

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Speaker 2: receiving on his behalf the Medal of Freedom. I honestly

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Speaker 2: it was let me play a moment that really just

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Speaker 2: whole country was watching where she shares. It was on

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Speaker 2: what would have been his thirty second birthday. It's pretty

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Speaker 2: unbelievable to think of, you know, him not being here,

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Speaker 2: same with Erica, but this was this was heartbreaking.

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Speaker 3: I asked our daughter what she would like to say

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Speaker 3: to Daddy for his birthday. Excuse me, she said, happy birthday, Daddy.

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Speaker 3: I want to give you a stuffed animal. I want

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Speaker 2: I'm mean the reality is is that now she must

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Speaker 2: It does give me comfort knowing I had I had

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Speaker 2: last night. He did surround himself with amazing people that

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Speaker 2: More important to him, was more important to him, and

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Speaker 2: It had a profound impact on me. And the other

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Speaker 2: also building your own life. You know, people create goods

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Speaker 2: And that's the whole point. That's why socialism and I

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Speaker 2: every form manifestation, you know, fails. That's why when people

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Speaker 5: by a very foolish, actually stupid open border policy. Just

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Speaker 5: anybody could have come in. They emptied out their jails,

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Speaker 5: their prisons, their mental institutions, they emptied them into our country.

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Speaker 5: And the people behind me have done an incredible job

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Speaker 5: because if we didn't have that administration, it would have

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Speaker 5: been so much easier. They allowed millions of people in

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Speaker 5: this country that shouldn't have been allowed, including over eleven

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Speaker 5: thousand murderers, half of whom murdered more than one person,

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Speaker 5: and many of them are gone now or they're put

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Speaker 5: in prison because we don't want to have them come back,

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Speaker 5: so we literally put them in our prison, which we

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Speaker 5: don't want to do, but we bring them back to

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Speaker 5: their countries working with state and local partners. The FBI

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Speaker 5: arrested over eight thousand violent criminals during the course of

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Speaker 5: this period in major cities like in New Orleans Nashville.

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Speaker 5: We saw a two hundred and fifty percent increase in

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Speaker 5: arrests we got, and we really went after the bad ones.

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Speaker 5: These include seven hundred and twenty five individuals wanted for

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Speaker 5: violent crimes against children and murderers. These arrests are in

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Speaker 5: addition to the work of our historic federal task forces

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Speaker 5: that make DC safe. Task force has been unbelievable. I mean,

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Speaker 5: the job they've done, it's incredible, and it's been so

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Speaker 5: nice because so many people they're going out to dinner

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Speaker 5: and they're having dinners they wouldn't. They didn't go out

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Speaker 5: for four years, and now they're going out three times

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Speaker 5: a week. Restaurants are opening, restaurants are full, and usually

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Speaker 5: that means a lot of good things. But restaurants that

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Speaker 5: were closed they're now opening up, and everybody's happy. It's

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Speaker 5: nobody's ever seen anything like it, actually, and everybody feels safe.

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Speaker 5: You can you can have a child walk right through

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Speaker 5: the middle of Washington, DC and nothing's going to happen.

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Speaker 5: We were losing more than one person a week. And

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Speaker 5: why they're being killed.

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Speaker 2: On an average if you look at the magnitude of

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Speaker 2: this week, understand the president flew all the way to Israel,

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Speaker 2: then he flew to Egypt, then he flew home, arrived

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Speaker 2: about two thirty three in the morning, then he had

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Speaker 2: a full day with the President of Argentina, did a

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Speaker 2: full cabinet meeting, did the Medal of Freedom award for

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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk, and here he is back at it today.

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Speaker 2: I've never seen anything like him. I mean, think of

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Speaker 2: the Biden years. You'd never see your president when you did,

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Speaker 2: he couldn't hawk pretty unbelievable now based on what he

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Speaker 2: is saying, you know, listen to like the likes of JB.

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Speaker 1: Pritzger.

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Speaker 2: Now, remember four thousand dead people under his watch as governor,

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Speaker 2: four thousand, five times the rate the New York City

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Speaker 2: and he's suggesting, Hey, you Trump officials that are trying

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Speaker 2: to keep the people, the citizens of my state alive,

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Speaker 2: you might get prosecuted when Democrats are back in charge.

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Speaker 1: Listen to this.

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Speaker 4: We're going to call for accountability, and indeed, you know,

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Speaker 4: the tables will turn someday. These people should recognize that

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Speaker 4: maybe they're not going to get prosecuted today, although we're

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Speaker 4: looking at doing that, but they may get prosecuted after

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Speaker 4: the Trump administration for the things that they did because

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Speaker 4: the statute limitations won't have run.

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Speaker 2: How about maybe charging people that go out of their

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Speaker 2: way through defund dismantle no bail laws. Reimagine the police

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Speaker 2: were simply, like in the case of Chicago, turning a

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Speaker 2: blind eye to weekly statistics of people shot and shot

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Speaker 2: and killed. And they're the ones that are supposed to

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Speaker 2: be in charge and keep people safe and secure.

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Speaker 1: What is the first role of government?

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Speaker 2: Is it not to allow you know, law and order, safety,

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Speaker 2: security again a prerequisite to pursue happiness.

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Speaker 1: It is.

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Speaker 2: It is such a spectacular failure in my view, but

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Speaker 2: you know, they just keep doing what they're doing. They

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Speaker 2: keep fuming away. I noticed the story today New York Post.

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Speaker 2: Letitia James, fugitive grand niece lives in the house that

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Speaker 2: she bought through that mortgage of fraud allegation, has been

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Speaker 2: arrested twice for assaulting cops, not once, according to the

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Speaker 2: New York Post, but twice. Oh boy, I can't make

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Speaker 2: all this up. I mean, the looney left is the

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Speaker 2: looney left, and they're getting worse and worse by the day.

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Speaker 2: They're not getting better, They're getting worse. Another example, you know,

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Speaker 2: I mean, we sat there for four years watch Biden

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Speaker 2: Harris Mayorker's light, US borders closed, border secure, Oh okay.

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Speaker 2: ICE moved to detain a Biden the illegal who raped

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Speaker 2: an eleven year old girl three times after Biden immigration

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Speaker 2: officials labeled the child rapist the non enforcement priority. This

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Speaker 2: is according to the Department of Homeland Security. US Immigrations

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Speaker 2: and Customs Enforcement has lodged an immigration detainer against a

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Speaker 2: thirty five year old criminal illegal from Al Salvador who

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Speaker 2: is convicted of repeatedly raping an eleven year old girl

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Speaker 2: in Virginia. Ice lodge the detainer against this guy, who

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Speaker 2: was sentenced to thirty years in prison following his conviction.

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Speaker 2: His crimes are, as they said, unthinkable, monstrous, repeatedly raping

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Speaker 2: an eleven year old girl in her own home. ICE lodged,

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Speaker 2: then arrest detainer to ensure after his prison sentence, he

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Speaker 2: is removed from our country, not able to prey on

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Speaker 2: any more innocent American children. Biden administration marked this Hannis

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Speaker 2: criminal as a non enforcement priority, allowing this idiot to

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Speaker 2: roam free and commit more crimes. They pointed out in

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Speaker 2: their statement, you know, these are the types of depraved

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Speaker 2: individuals and criminals our brave ICE law enforcement officers are

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Speaker 2: arresting and removing from our country every single day. Ever

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Speaker 2: noticed the media? They don't care. And you know, why

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Speaker 2: would JB. Pritzker take down the fences? Why would Gavin

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Speaker 2: want the masks off of ICE agents that are being

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Speaker 2: doxed and threatened the way they have that they don't

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Speaker 2: have jurisdictions called the supremacy clause. It's the federal government

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Speaker 2: that enforces federal laws, not the states. And they're trying

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Speaker 2: to circumvent federal authority themselves and then lecturing us on

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Speaker 2: what a threat to democracy actually looks like when they

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Speaker 2: themselves are the real threat to democracy anyway. Eight hundred

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Speaker 2: nine to four one sewn. Oh and by the way,

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Speaker 2: you remember big balls that work for Doze. Yeah, the guys

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Speaker 2: that beat him up, the teams that beat him up. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: they get a slap on the wrist. Ah, why bother

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Speaker 2: punishing them? Remember the guy that the pro Palestinian fire

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Speaker 2: bombers flapped with a fifty year jail sentence for trying

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Speaker 2: to assassinate Thank goodness, Josh Shapiro. Unbelievable. His family was

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Speaker 2: sleeping in that house. And if you saw the pictures,

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Speaker 2: it's scary as hell. Eight hundred nine one Shawn. If

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Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program,