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Speaker 2: Just hours from now, Texas Republicans are poised to give

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Speaker 2: before a single vote is cast next year. Lawmakers are

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Speaker 2: debating the new maps right now on the floor of

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Speaker 3: You're right, it's provocative, it's ostentatious, and it meets the moment.

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Speaker 3: You know. I think if you're if you're looking for

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Speaker 3: something for him to do that is intellectually stimulating, that's great.

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Speaker 3: But what's better is that there's an emotional reaction. Even

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Speaker 3: why the heck would he do that? Donald Trump? Why

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Speaker 4: Why would you do this?

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Speaker 3: To be able to turn it back around and say,

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Speaker 3: would you see how ridiculous this is? This is our

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Speaker 3: I don't know that this works a year from now,

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Speaker 5: Apparently partisan ones drawn up mid decade by Republicans at

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Speaker 5: the request of Donald Trump, attempting to gobble up more

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Speaker 5: Barring lobotomy on the part of the Republicans or some

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Speaker 5: But the victory for Democrats today may rest not on

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Speaker 5: be seen doing it. That's my Images like this one

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Speaker 5: Of course, the reason those passes were deemed necessary, and

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Speaker 2: This, you know, making fun of Donald Trump the trolling

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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's absolutely a way for him to do that.

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Speaker 1: I think we saw this last week when he held

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Speaker 1: And it helps draw people in. So he is doing

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Speaker 2: So the people that are maybe seeing it, Adam, are

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Speaker 7: You know what's interesting is I talked to a New

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Speaker 8: Break through the conversations I've had with Democratic governors throughout

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Speaker 6: Athing they said, it's a felony for me to do this.

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Speaker 6: Apparently I can't be on the floor or in the bathroom.

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Speaker 3: Well you told me I was only allowed to be

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Speaker 2: No, hang on by everybody.

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Speaker 9: I've got to go, Hey, that's that is out man versall.

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Speaker 9: Let me tell you something, Representative Collier in the bathroom

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Speaker 10: The oval office. There you go.

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Speaker 9: That is outrageous what they're trying to do right there

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Speaker 9: The fact that she can't even let her voice be

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Speaker 11: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 6: Pray for our enemies, because we're going.

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Speaker 11: To medieval on these people.

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Speaker 4: He's not got a free shot.

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Speaker 7: And all these networks lying about the people, the people

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Speaker 11: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 12: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 4: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 6: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 10: Mega media?

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Speaker 9: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 13: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 13: will be say war Room.

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Speaker 10: Here's your host, Stephen Kvan.

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Speaker 12: You're in the war Room. It's Wednesday, August twentieth, in

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Speaker 12: the Year of Our Lord twenty twenty five. We've got

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Speaker 12: an extremely packed show. But we're going to start with

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Speaker 12: what I think might be the best action action action

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Speaker 12: call that the War im Polse has ever received an

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Speaker 12: honor to bring on our first guests, August Tackla, who

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Speaker 12: has been tweeting up and doing just an entire media firestorm,

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Speaker 12: not just about the scam, think frankly the racket that is,

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Speaker 12: I'm using the word replaced because that's what they're trying

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Speaker 12: to do. It's a little site called jobs dot Now.

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Speaker 12: You had a great hit I think it was on Oan.

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Speaker 12: I saw Revolver was picking up a lot of coverage.

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Speaker 6: Hey, Natalie, thanks for having me on. Yeah. So, what

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Speaker 6: That's why they have to go to extraordinary lengths to

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Speaker 12: They always play an interesting, I think, kind of shell

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, let me start by saying that one point

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Speaker 6: And really, you could say that the American citizenship itself

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Speaker 15: Yeah, you bet so. The Democrats, after totally sabotaging, i

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Speaker 12: Brian will let you bounced. Good luck, you have kept

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 12: They always have your back. One more time, if people

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Speaker 15: Yeah, go to the most hated feed into the Texas

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Speaker 8: Atalie.

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Speaker 12: And speaking of feckless Rhino Republicans, I think that brings

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Speaker 12: up to date with everything you're working on, where can

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Speaker 12: they go to do.

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Speaker 6: That, Rudy tackle on Twitter dot com or x dot com.

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Speaker 12: Thank you sir so much for coming on.

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Speaker 6: Thank you.

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Speaker 12: Frankly. I would add too that I don't even think

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Speaker 12: we want caps, or maybe we'll make the caps zero.

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Speaker 12: I think people who are coming in let alone from

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Speaker 12: some of the most hostile countries are sworn foreign adversaries,

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Speaker 12: particularly China, which, like I always say, is the second

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Speaker 12: highest recipient of these H one B visas. While our

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Speaker 12: big tech overlords try to lie to us and it

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Speaker 12: spend to us that the reason why we need to

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Speaker 12: import a bunch of Chinese nationals is so we can

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Speaker 12: have a better edge over China. It's absolutely asinine, especially

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Speaker 12: when you compound that with the fact that China's Article

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Speaker 12: seven of their National Intelligence Law literally demands that any

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Speaker 12: Chinese national, for whatever reason, whatever purpose, wherever they may be,

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Speaker 12: whatever they may be doing, can be requisitioned by the

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Speaker 12: state by the Chinese Communist Party for national security purposes

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Speaker 12: to help achieve whatever ends they want. Gee, I wonder

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Speaker 12: why the Chinese Communist Party is always caught with their

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Speaker 12: hand in the cookie jar, stealing ip theF from virtually

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Speaker 12: every single American company. And I'm sure you guys saw

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Speaker 12: the story, right, What is it about how Microsoft was

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Speaker 12: outsourcing not just there any work, but work with the DoD,

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Speaker 12: work with the Pentagon to a bunch of Chinese engineers

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Speaker 12: in Shanghai. Because that makes sense. Well, I guess it

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Speaker 12: also makes sense that Windows China government. Addition, that's right,

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Speaker 12: they actually built the operating system that the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 12: Party uses to administer all of China. And then the

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Speaker 12: press release where they announced that they were contracting and

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Speaker 12: working directly with the highest levels of Beijing leadership, that

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Speaker 12: they were actually using the same technological systems that they

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Speaker 12: had set up here in the United States. It's really disgusting.

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Speaker 12: And for all of the talk that we've heard from

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Speaker 12: the Trump administration about how important these tariffs are to

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Speaker 12: secure the American worker, their wages, their rights to a

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Speaker 12: decent living, securing the border, it all goes to two

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Speaker 12: sides of the same coin. Right, immigration is not just

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Speaker 12: something that's about taxes and fiscal policy, and obviously the

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Speaker 12: negative impact that a bunch of illegals have in this country.

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Speaker 12: But it's cultural too, and the H one B stuff

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Speaker 12: gets to the heart of that. Right in the same

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Speaker 12: sentence and the same breath, where we're pushing tariffs because

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Speaker 12: we want to protect American workers, you can't then justify

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Speaker 12: expanding H one B visa caps. Frankly, any H one

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Speaker 12: B I'd deport all of them. I'd deport all of

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Speaker 12: them yesterday. And I'd throw in the Chinese students while

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Speaker 12: we're at it, and probably all Chinese nationals too, because

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Speaker 12: you know why, we don't need these people, and we

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Speaker 12: never did. And America wasn't built because we imported a

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Speaker 12: bunch of Chinese nationals and a bunch of Indians and

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Speaker 12: a bunch of people who don't speak this language. It's

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Speaker 12: the spirit of the American worker, of the American people.

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Speaker 12: And it's extremely disgusting that these big tech companies are

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Speaker 12: running roughshod like they have for decades and continue to

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Speaker 12: and feel the need they get to they get away

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Speaker 12: with hiding the job postings. They know what they're doing.

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Speaker 12: They have blood on their hands, they know exactly what

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Speaker 12: they're doing. They're purposely posting these certain jobs on a

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Speaker 12: website that you as an American, someone whose tax has

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Speaker 12: built these stupid companies from the ground up that you

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Speaker 12: can't even apply for And now, oh yeah, sorry tech bros. Yeah,

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Speaker 12: you're America first. I don't think so. Screw you, guys.

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Speaker 12: There's no issue that gets to be more upset because

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Speaker 12: it's so disgusting and just evil than what happens on

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Speaker 12: the H one BVSA front. When you see what American

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Speaker 12: workers and the American people are going through, it's jobs

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Speaker 12: dot Now you, your grandkids, your children, your friends. Send

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Speaker 12: it around and give a big middle finger to the

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Speaker 12: people who deserve it most, the people who want to

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Speaker 12: replace you and replace your grandchildren with a bunch of

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Speaker 12: Indians and Chinese. No, thank you. I prefer to be American.

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Speaker 12: We'll be right back after the shortbreak.

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Speaker 10: Who's your host, Stephen k Man.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to the war Room, where, of course you

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Speaker 12: to an American yes, Philip may have an accent, but

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Speaker 12: I wax on about the horrors of the H ONEB

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Speaker 12: visa program. It is my personal enemy. It's just the

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Speaker 12: absolute worst thing that I think exists in this country

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Speaker 12: frankly in the world. But speaking of other very bad

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Speaker 12: things that exists, that is the concept the newfound concept

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Speaker 12: of preemptive presidential pardons. Of course, uh, it's the Biden

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Speaker 12: regime came up with that one. But Ed Martin over

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Speaker 12: at DOJ has been really pushing forward, doing some great

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Speaker 12: work on covering some documents that you guys are highlighting

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Speaker 12: over the oversight project. Can you walk us through on

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Speaker 12: the autopen front what we've discovered.

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Speaker 13: Right, So, yesterday we put out some bombshell documents and

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Speaker 13: they were produced to us by Ed Martin quickly on him.

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Speaker 13: You know, I know a lot of the posse you

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Speaker 13: have been frustrated the pace and lack of accountability in

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Speaker 13: this administration. But so long as Ed Martin is there,

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Speaker 13: there is a fighting chance, whether it's Letitia, James Adam

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Speaker 13: Schiff and now the auto pen. And so basically the

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Speaker 13: Auto pendan has been a little bit of a standstill.

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Speaker 13: There's been these announcements of government investigations, but no real progress.

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Speaker 13: But then walks into Ed Martin, who is the parton

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Speaker 13: officer and has access to these documents and produces to

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Speaker 13: the oversight project. In email from one Americ Garland's top

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Speaker 13: if not the tippy topist career official in the Department

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Speaker 13: of Justice who the day after Joe Biden issued these

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Speaker 13: sweeping pardons to what he was saying were non violent criminals,

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Speaker 13: this lawyer on this Saturday morning pulled the fire alarm

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Speaker 13: issue this lengthy email saying this whole thing is bogus.

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Speaker 13: It can't work for all these different legal reasons. The president,

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Speaker 13: not an auto pen, needs to actually weigh in and

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Speaker 13: answer these things. And oh, by the way, you should

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Speaker 13: stop saying that these are non violent criminals, because guess what,

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Speaker 13: they're some of the worst violent criminals that you're actually releasing.

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Speaker 13: So that's the document we put up. This breaks the

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Speaker 13: thing wide open again. And I think the Trump administration

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Speaker 13: is poised for action now because they have, guess what,

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Speaker 13: the Biden administration agreeing with them in their own DOJ.

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Speaker 12: Well, speaking of the DOJ and transparency, I know you

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Speaker 12: guys have also been in the tip of the spear

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Speaker 12: on all things Epstein. I'm just curious if you guys

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Speaker 12: have gotten any documents or any movement on that front.

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Speaker 13: So no is the short answer. You know, we were

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Speaker 13: obviously very vocal. We thought the role out of the

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Speaker 13: announcement to close it down was clearly botched. And I

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Speaker 13: think that's not even controversial to say right now. I

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Speaker 13: think everyone agrees it was botched. But there was a

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Speaker 13: development today. You might recall a month or so ago,

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Speaker 13: there was this theory that was put out there that

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Speaker 13: the DJ would ask a grand jury to release documents

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Speaker 13: and to take everyone's kind of eye off the ball

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Speaker 13: for a little bit. And then today the judge overseeing

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Speaker 13: that basically said, hey, guess what, guys, there's not really

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Speaker 13: any documents here. There's no witnesses who even testified to

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Speaker 13: the grand jury on or victims. Rather, the only one

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Speaker 13: government witness who had no idea what was going on.

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Speaker 13: There's only a few dozen pages of documents. And furthermore, hey,

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Speaker 13: Department Justice, you're the one who have all the information.

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Speaker 4: You can release it if you want.

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Speaker 13: Now they've said the DJ they're going to start getting

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Speaker 13: things to comber.

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Speaker 4: As I've long been saying, this thing's a mess.

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Speaker 13: It'd be great at the US government could just come

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Speaker 13: clean if you know, Epstein was an intel asset of

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Speaker 13: either ours or somebody else. I think everyone kind of

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Speaker 13: knows what's going on at this point, and it wouldn't

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Speaker 13: hurt just to be candid about that, you know, one

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Speaker 13: very you know, basic fact and maybe a little promise

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Speaker 13: never to take advantage of a you know, sex trafficker

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Speaker 13: in this regard.

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Speaker 12: Again, I'm curious what you make of the appointment of

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Speaker 12: former AG Andrew Bailey to the co deputy director of

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Speaker 12: the FBI.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, well, look, Ag Bailey is a superstar. He you know,

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Speaker 13: actually was involved in the beginning of our aut Defend

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Speaker 13: investigation because he brought the issue back to the forefront

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Speaker 13: when he challenged all of Biden's basically actions based.

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Speaker 4: On competency issues. So I've long been a fan of his.

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Speaker 13: I'll say it's highly unusual for there to be a

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Speaker 13: co deputy director of the FBI, So I think it

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Speaker 13: kind of points to potential shake up there. You know,

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Speaker 13: there have been some some you know, missteps along the way.

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Speaker 13: We haven't seen the FBI substantially reformed. Instead, we've kind

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Speaker 13: of been told it it's great now that there's new

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Speaker 13: leadership there and we shouldn't worry and we should just applaud.

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Speaker 4: Let's not say Cash and Dan haven't done some good things.

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Speaker 13: But when you bring in a new senior leader at

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Speaker 13: this point, I think it, you know, pens token firm

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Speaker 13: what it looks like that there's going to be some

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Speaker 13: changes at play. I don't know if that's ultimately personnel.

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Speaker 13: I don't know if that means the FIA is going

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Speaker 13: to change the tactics and actually work towards some serious

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Speaker 13: prosecutions instead of just you know, papering over old things.

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Speaker 4: But I'm hopeful. In Bailey, we trust and we've trusted before.

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Speaker 6: Though.

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Speaker 12: I was walking around DC yesterday, I saw a bunch

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Speaker 12: of the trucks, the MRAPs, the National Guard, I think

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Speaker 12: FBI agents. They were pulling and talking to each other

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Speaker 12: and I think sort of dispersing around. I'm curious how

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Speaker 12: you think they are doing in the rollout of what

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Speaker 12: is you know, making d C great again?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's largely performative.

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Speaker 13: Unfortunately, there is an opportunity for the Trump aditiation really

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Speaker 13: to take control of Washington d C in a full

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Speaker 13: throated way, and that opportunity kind of diminished last Friday

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Speaker 13: in court when to the DOJ's lawyers, Yakov is one

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Speaker 13: of their names, and Paul Perkins went in there and

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Speaker 13: kind of you laid down is from what it looked

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Speaker 13: like from the outside, where they've basically told the judge

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Speaker 13: they had no issues with the constitutionality of home rule,

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Speaker 13: which is a little complicated maybe for those who haven't

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Speaker 13: been following it, but if you're teeing up the reassertion

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Speaker 13: of federal constitutional control of DC, you certainly should take

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Speaker 13: an issue with the constitutionality of a statute that takes

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Speaker 13: it away.

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Speaker 4: And they left court with a basically co.

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Speaker 13: Parenting agreement with MPD, and then you have Attorney General

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Speaker 13: Bondi speaking in terms such as partnership, having a barbecue

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Speaker 13: with the MPD. You have these watered down agreements and

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Speaker 13: you aren't seeing kind of the full throated broken windows

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Speaker 13: policing enforcing that DC needs you're seeing photo ops and

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Speaker 13: some stats that are questionable in nature. There's still time

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Speaker 13: to fix it, and it should be fixed. This is

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Speaker 13: the capital city. It's a federal responsibility. America's two fifties

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Speaker 13: coming up, and it needs to be cleaned up. But

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Speaker 13: it's not going to be cleaned up with this kind

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Speaker 13: of week. Willie Delly co parenting. The photos are great.

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Speaker 13: I live in work in DC. It doesn't look like

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Speaker 13: a federal takeover, I'll tell you that much.

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Speaker 12: I remember the post January sixth days that the fencing

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Speaker 12: and it not that I'm calling for that to come back,

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Speaker 12: but I've seen the city be essentially taken over federally.

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Speaker 12: My last question before we let you go, bringing it

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Speaker 12: back to I think the other issue you're getting all

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Speaker 12: the good topics today on the issue of deportations. We've

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Speaker 12: seen some new detention facilities opened, but you have some

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Speaker 12: numbers on how many people they can actually detain there

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Speaker 12: and how this is actually going to roll out. Can

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Speaker 12: you kind of walk the audience through where we stand

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Speaker 12: on that regard.

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Speaker 13: Well, where we're living through what i'll call mass communications,

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Speaker 13: not mass deportations.

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Speaker 4: The numbers are low, they're Obama level low.

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Speaker 13: Instead, we're seeing this focus on i'll say quality over quantity.

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Speaker 13: It's like the Department of All Masecurity only wants to

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Speaker 13: talk about well to say, is the worst of worst.

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Speaker 13: And look, they need more detention bets that they're getting some,

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Speaker 13: But they're wrapping in fanfare of this new announcement out

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Speaker 13: in Nebraska, and I was excited. I love deportation beds

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Speaker 13: more than Joe Biden loves ice cream. But I clicked

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Speaker 13: the press release and I see the numbers. Two hundred

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Speaker 13: and eighty. That's not a lot of detention bets. And

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Speaker 13: then I read a little further and see it's only

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Speaker 13: two hows what they'll call criminal illegal, worst of the worst. Translation,

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Speaker 13: it's not for mass deportations, which obviously expands far beyond

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Speaker 13: this really subset of illegal aliens of the country who go.

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Speaker 4: On to rape and murder or do other crimes.

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Speaker 13: I mean, Nebraska has a lot of illegal farm labor,

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Speaker 13: and so they're basically saying like those people won't be

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Speaker 13: in this Nebraska facility, and they're just going to try

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Speaker 13: to meme their way through it on a very online way.

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Speaker 13: I want to see commas in my deportation numbers. I

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Speaker 13: want them in the millions. Right now, we're not close

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Speaker 13: to that. I think President Trump wants to get there,

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Speaker 13: but it's not going to happen until the policy changes

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Speaker 13: where they have this really narrow Obama and Biden's strategy

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Speaker 13: of focusing just on quote unquote criminal illegals.

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Speaker 4: It needs to be nast deportations.

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Speaker 12: Mike how will always bring in the fire if people

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Speaker 12: want to follow you stay up to date with everything

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Speaker 12: you guys got going on over there. Where can they

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Speaker 12: go to do that?

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Speaker 4: We're on x at it's your guv and I am

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Speaker 4: at M. Howell tweets.

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Speaker 12: Thank you sir for joining us, Thanks for having me,

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Speaker 12: of course, and happy to bring you guys a little

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Speaker 12: bit of good news on the deportation front. Huge Trump victory.

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Speaker 12: The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has just given President

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Speaker 12: Trump the green light to provoke legal status for sixty

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Speaker 12: thousand migrants, legal aliens, whatever you want to call him

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Speaker 12: from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal. This was previously blocked by

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Speaker 12: a Biden era judge, Trina Thompson. Uh So, I guess

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Speaker 12: we can say bye bye, fire up those deportation planes

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Speaker 12: and let's get on it. We are joined now by

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Speaker 12: Alex Degrass. Alex, we had Brian on, he was live

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Speaker 12: from the floor. I think they might even be voting

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Speaker 12: right now. Can you sort of hit us with the

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Speaker 12: latest where we stand on that redistructing front.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, so they're on the floor.

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Speaker 14: It looks like obviously, like Brian mentioned, they're voting, which

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Speaker 14: is huge. You've got California, which I know Steve has

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Speaker 14: been talking about.

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Speaker 11: They're gearing off. That's going to face of voters on

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Speaker 11: the ballot. It's sort of imperative that we defeat that.

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Speaker 14: I think there's a lot of videos coming out obviously

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Speaker 14: the D Triple saying this is hardball, just like you

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Speaker 14: know Steve's been saying, the D Triple, see the Democrat

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Speaker 14: Congressional campaign Company.

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Speaker 11: Actually they're so blatant.

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Speaker 14: They openly said they even drew the lines actually in

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Speaker 14: California and sent them over to Newsome and sort of

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Speaker 14: the state legislators. While legally they're claiming they do the lines,

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Speaker 14: of course they didn't. And so that's the whole thing,

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Speaker 14: and that will be on the ballot. So actually, if

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Speaker 14: we can defeat that, and the polling, some polling had

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Speaker 14: the maps being defeated by thirty. Now Newsom Polster has

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Speaker 14: come out and says that you know, they're winning by

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Speaker 14: ten points, so that will face the voters, and those

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Speaker 14: are very high stakes for Newsom of course that he's

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Speaker 14: been focusing on sort of the Newsom obviously trying to

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Speaker 14: run for president. So we've got the where this is

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Speaker 14: getting passed on Texas, which is huge. You saw Indiana,

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Speaker 14: it looks like, you know, Senator Jim Banks came out

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Speaker 14: strongly in support of President Trump's effort. I believe the

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Speaker 14: governor did as well, and you saw the congressional delegation

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Speaker 14: come out in support of you know, mid decade of

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Speaker 14: redistricting in Indiana.

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Speaker 11: Florida is talking about it.

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Speaker 14: So these states that we've been talking about are someone

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Speaker 14: starting to come online. But I think it's imperative that

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Speaker 14: people move faster Nataliet like like everything else.

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Speaker 12: Obviously, can you talk to us too on sort of

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Speaker 12: the flip side of it, what Democrats could potentially be

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Speaker 12: doing to sort of push back, Like, do you have

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Speaker 12: any insight on what their efforts to redistrict, for example,

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Speaker 12: in California could look like from a sea perspective.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, So in California.

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Speaker 14: So I think the reason why there's this massive panic

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Speaker 14: in that what we talked about is the Democrats have

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Speaker 14: tied their hands to an extent on two fronts. A

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Speaker 14: they've already really redistricted themselves to the maximum capacity for

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Speaker 14: the most part, okay. And then the second thing is

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Speaker 14: states like New York, states like California, they've got this

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Speaker 14: extra step of constitutional sort of requirement on the independent

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Speaker 14: quote unquote redistricting. And so that's why in California they're

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Speaker 14: facing they have to face the voters because they essentially

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Speaker 14: have to tear apart their constitution, which forces an independent process.

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Speaker 14: And so you know that's being challenged in court, and

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Speaker 14: that's interesting. I think in California you're going to look

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Speaker 14: at five or six seats wiped off the board, and

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Speaker 14: I think that we so it kind of nets out

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Speaker 14: on Texas, right, And that's why these follow up states

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Speaker 14: were so important. You know, the Missouri, the Indiana, Florida.

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Speaker 14: You're looking down the South in general. So I think

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Speaker 14: that is what's really key. I think New York they

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Speaker 14: can't they're looking at two cycles from now or sorry,

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Speaker 14: the next cycle, so you know, twenty seven, there'd be

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Speaker 14: a ballot referendum to then open up through redistionting.

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Speaker 11: Process for twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 14: And so that's why they're panicking, is because they don't

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Speaker 14: have the tools to really answer. And so we have

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Speaker 14: the ability if we fight this out to pick up

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Speaker 14: you know, about ten fifteen seats if we lose in California, Alex.

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Speaker 12: If you can hang with us through the break, I

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Speaker 12: got a few more questions. I know the POSSE is

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Speaker 12: eager to call burn down the phone lines of all

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Speaker 12: these states. We need another redistricting fight since apparently our

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Speaker 12: most of our elected Rhino Republicans won't do that for

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Speaker 12: us or inn POSSE. In the meantime, make sure you're

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Speaker 12: You're gonna have a busy next couple of months making

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Speaker 12: these phone calls so these Rhinos get their act together.

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Speaker 12: We'll be right back after the short break.

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Speaker 10: Four room. Use your host, Stephen Kba.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to the war room, Denver. Giving me a

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Speaker 12: little bit of attitude. In the breaks we press on,

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Speaker 12: we still about Alex Degrass. Alex obviously the big news

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Speaker 12: too with what President Trump is doing on the mail

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Speaker 12: in ballot front, trying to get rid of them. And

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Speaker 12: I loved all the adjectives he used to describe the

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Speaker 12: voting machines. Walk us through what you think that looks

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Speaker 12: like and just the details there.

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Speaker 14: Well, I think it's a national voter idea is very important,

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Speaker 14: and I think you'll see some of these states crumble

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Speaker 14: politically California, New York where they don't require it. I

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Speaker 14: mean for the New York POSSE members, I mean, it's

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Speaker 14: totally wild. You go in there to vote, they don't

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Speaker 14: ask anything, they ask you to sign, but there's no

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Speaker 14: verification process. You can't even really challenge the votes. Now

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Speaker 14: because of the way the election system works with the

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Speaker 14: bipartisan Board of Elections, they can kind of cancel each

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Speaker 14: other's vote out in order to proceed with any type

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Speaker 14: of questioning of a ballot. So the crux of everything,

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Speaker 14: you know, as well with the illegal immigration issue is

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Speaker 14: obviously the voting system. And I think a lot of

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Speaker 14: people are hoping, you know, that President Trump can get

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Speaker 14: the sun and I believe he can, of course, because

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Speaker 14: it is one of the core issues facing this country

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Speaker 14: is we have to clean the voting roles. We have

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Speaker 14: to secure the elections. We need the paper ballots and

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Speaker 14: of course, look we support legal absentees. If our people

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Speaker 14: can't vote, there people can't vote. You've got something going on,

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Speaker 14: you're sick. There needs to be a process. You need

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Speaker 14: to you know, have checks on that, submit an application,

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Speaker 14: say where you're going to be on all that type

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Speaker 14: of stuff. But these sort of unregulated, unfeathered mass mail

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Speaker 14: in ballots where in New York State you can go

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Speaker 14: online and just we're go on a website and just

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Speaker 14: get a ballot sent to you.

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Speaker 11: I mean, that's what it is.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 14: You go online and you get a ballot sent to

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Speaker 14: you as long as you know. All you need is

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Speaker 14: your birthdate. I mean, there's nothing stopping criminals and bad

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Speaker 14: actors from going in and requesting I.

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Speaker 11: Mean little you'd have no idea.

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Speaker 14: So it's illegal, but there's no enforcement mechanism and there's

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Speaker 14: no way to really protect against this stuff. And you've

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Speaker 14: got California, New York, you know, these major major states

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Speaker 14: that are the crux of a lot of seats for Congress.

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Speaker 14: And we looked at what happened with California last election,

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Speaker 14: and people we were going crazy on the show and

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Speaker 14: we were on the ground doing the best we can.

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Speaker 14: And a lot of people have actually confronted me and said, hey,

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Speaker 14: you guys don't have a handleot. And I would agree,

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Speaker 14: of course, but you look at California where the ballots

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Speaker 14: are coming in from like a month, a month and

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Speaker 14: a half, ballots appearing. I mean, you don't need a postmark.

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Speaker 14: So people say, hey, it's states rights, They've got it,

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Speaker 14: you know, and it's clear on that, but honestly, it's

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Speaker 14: not the case. And you have a federal right here

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Speaker 14: looking at Congress, looking at people's equal representation across all

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Speaker 14: the states, just like with the census and the reapportionment

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Speaker 14: on the redistricting, where yeah, there's a federal angle and

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Speaker 14: of your state is allowing illegal immigrants and canceling out

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Speaker 14: the votes and representation of Congress of legal citizens elsewhere,

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Speaker 14: it sort of is a legal issue. So I think

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Speaker 14: there is a federal angle for President Trump to take,

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Speaker 14: and I think he is and I'm very excited about

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Speaker 14: it because it really if we can get national voter idea,

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Speaker 14: we can get you know, guard rails up on the

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Speaker 14: absentee ballot process without sort of mass unfeathered male ballots, right,

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Speaker 14: and they're.

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Speaker 11: Saying, oh, he wants to ban absentees. That's not true.

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Speaker 14: He's talking about the mass mail in ballots where you

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Speaker 14: don't need anything and they're just sent out the door.

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Speaker 14: I mean, it's really crazy that it's come to this

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Speaker 14: in this country. Nowhere else is like this, Natalie. Obviously,

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Speaker 14: no other first world country.

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Speaker 12: I always say it's actually I think consulting to third

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Speaker 12: world countries to compare it to third world election systems. Alex,

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Speaker 12: I think we've got to bounce to our next guest.

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Speaker 12: We've got a human that's left in the meantime before

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Speaker 12: we have you back on. Where can people go to

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Speaker 12: follow you and stay up to date with everything you're

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Speaker 12: working on?

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Speaker 11: Thank you, Natalie. So I'm at degrass eighty one on

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Speaker 11: x on Getter Truth. Thank you guys. Thank you Natalie.

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Speaker 11: You're doing great and look forward to being back on.

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Speaker 12: Of course, Thank you sir. We'll have you back on soon.

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Speaker 12: And hey all, I'm saying, from the narrative warfare perspective,

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Speaker 12: what was it I think today? What was just two

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Speaker 12: days after President Trump's true social post declaring no more

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Speaker 12: election fraud. A lot of steps to get there, but

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Speaker 12: you know, all of a sudden, The New York Times

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Speaker 12: was a long winding, long winded profile piece about how

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Speaker 12: Democrat voter registration across like every state is hitting record lows,

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Speaker 12: almost like they're pregaming the narrative. When we can finally

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Speaker 12: see that all of these ghost votes that never actually

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Speaker 12: existed aren't there, Well, they're going to blame. I guess

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Speaker 12: it's believable that the Democratic Party is so out of touch.

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Speaker 12: The registration is record low, which of course it is,

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Speaker 12: but they're also what is it? I think we've never

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Speaker 12: been able to find what is it? The ten million

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Speaker 12: missing votes from twenty twenty to twenty twenty four. Yeah,

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Speaker 12: I won't hold my breath on that one. We'll leave

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Speaker 12: it at that. But we've got Trevor Comstock. You are

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Speaker 12: More time, hit us with where they can go to

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Speaker 12: Thank you so much for joining us. Thanks Natalie, And

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Speaker 12: that want to replace you, your grandchildren, your children, your neighbors,

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Speaker 12: your entire communities. Like I always say, this whole immigration thing,

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Speaker 12: it's not just about economic impacts. It's a cultural thing.

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Speaker 12: And I don't know. Call me a radical, call me.

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Speaker 12: I'm sure there's a whole bunch of attacks that they

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Speaker 12: will hurl at me. Call me whatever you want. I

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Speaker 12: believe there's something worth preserving about being a legacy American,

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Speaker 12: a heritage American, and no corporate oligarchs they're going to

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Speaker 12: take that away from me. So screw you, h one

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Speaker 12: BB soldiers have a good one.