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Speaker 1: Good evening, America. Welcome to the Wednesday edition of Just

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Speaker 2: I'm your host, John Solomon, reporting to you as always

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Speaker 1: All right.

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Speaker 2: If there's one man who has raised their political star

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Speaker 2: his political star the last few months, it's Secretary of

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Speaker 2: State Marco Rubio. Why because he has been on a

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Speaker 2: huge winning streak as of late, and while wearing multiple

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Speaker 2: apps inside the Trump administration. He runs the National Archives,

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Speaker 2: he's a Secretary of State, and oh he's also the

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Speaker 2: National Security Advisor. His moves are continuing and he keeps winning.

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Speaker 2: Earlier today, Secretary of Rubio announced a new visa restriction

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Speaker 2: policy applying to foreign officials and other persons who the

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Speaker 2: administration considered to be complicit in censoring US Americans. Remember

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Speaker 2: that industrial censorship complex that we've unveiled here just the News,

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Speaker 2: Real America's Voice, my good friend Mike Ben's.

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Speaker 1: Well, there were a lot of people involved.

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Speaker 2: Many of them were foreigners who took federal aid and

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Speaker 2: then turned it around and used it against us. This

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Speaker 2: was a big win for free speech today, Rubio said,

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Speaker 2: the announcement that foreigners who undermined the rights of Americans

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Speaker 2: shouldn't have the privilege of traveling to.

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Speaker 1: The United States. And that is true. Right.

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Speaker 2: The passive treatment for bad actors is over. They're going

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Speaker 2: to get active measures to.

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Speaker 1: Be punished for what they did.

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Speaker 2: That's a very important Moment's very different from what Joe

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Speaker 2: Biden did on all the things that went on during

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Speaker 2: his presidency. Now, while there are some punishments getting out,

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Speaker 2: somebody escape punishment.

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Speaker 1: We just learned this a little bit ago.

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Speaker 2: Senator Chuck Grassing releasing a newly declassified FBI report.

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Speaker 1: The name's going to sound familiar.

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Speaker 2: You remember all my reporting back in nine, eighteen, nineteen, twenty,

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Speaker 2: twenty one, twenty two on Nelly or the wife of

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Speaker 2: Bruce or the Justice Department official, the Fusion GPS contractor

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Speaker 2: who was involved in ginning up the Russia collusion bogus allegations. Well,

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Speaker 2: the FBI, it turns out, concluded that she likely lied

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Speaker 2: about her role in the Russia collusion affair. Guess what,

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Speaker 2: she didn't get punished. She wasn't prosecuted tonight. I think

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Speaker 2: Pam Bondi and Ed Martin should release the deconation letter.

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Speaker 2: We should identify which Justice Department official gave Nelly or

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Speaker 2: a free passed. Chuck grass I think said it best

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Speaker 2: today when he released these documents. It's great to get

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Speaker 2: the truth out, But once again someone who was involved

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Speaker 2: in misleading the American public about Russia, Grassi said, walk

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Speaker 2: Scott free without consequence.

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Speaker 1: Wow.

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Speaker 2: President Trump and many of the people around him suffered

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Speaker 2: extraordinary weaponization consequences from the same Justice Department. It's a

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Speaker 2: story that we can't seem to shake from its rafters.

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Speaker 2: We can't seem to get the people who are involved

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Speaker 2: in these many russ punished. Now, good for censorship being punished.

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Speaker 2: It weaponization of the Justice Department. Not a whole lot

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Speaker 2: of punishment there, Amanda, I think a lot of people

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Speaker 3: Absolutely well, and speaking of the weaponization of the Justice

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Speaker 3: Department and also a little bit of transparency. I have

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Speaker 3: a couple stories that I want to get to that

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Speaker 3: have been trending over on justinews dot com all day.

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Speaker 3: The first one dealing with President Trump's defamation lawsuit against

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Speaker 3: the Pulitzer Board. But first a little bit of backstory

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Speaker 3: in this. So, President Trump sued the Pulitzer Board members

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Speaker 3: because they refused to retract prizes that they gave out

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Speaker 3: Washington Post for their coverage of the Russia collusion hoax, which,

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Speaker 3: as you can tell by the title, ended up being

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Speaker 3: a complete poax. So even though the Times and the

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Speaker 3: Post report reports suggested collusion between the twenty sixteen Trump

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Speaker 3: Pulitzer Board were never retracted, which I guess now shows

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Speaker 3: The President sued, and that has led us to today

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Speaker 3: the Pulitzer Board's petition to delay the defamation suit, which

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Speaker 3: is important because it opens the door to the discovery process.

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Speaker 3: So President Trump's lawyers are going to be able to

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Speaker 3: they ultimately decided to, who they didn't, and they're going

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Speaker 3: to be able to find out why, all right. And lastly,

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Speaker 3: the Trump administration is continuing their fight in support of women,

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Speaker 3: with the Justice Department announcing that they have opened an

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Speaker 3: investigation into California allowing trans athletes in girls' sports.

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Speaker 4: Now. This follows the.

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Speaker 3: President on Tuesday threatening to withhold funds from California if

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Speaker 3: they kept deciding to ignore his executive order banning males

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Speaker 3: from competing in women's sport. Not approbate is set to

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Speaker 3: find out whether the state law permitted males to compete

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Speaker 3: in women's sports is a violation of Title nine, and

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Speaker 3: whether the state or any athletic or educational organization in

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Speaker 3: that state are discriminating on the basis of sex. John

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Speaker 3: California keeps tweeting through the ratio and doubling down in

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Speaker 3: this administration is not having it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, No, Maine, California.

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Speaker 2: They're going to I guess they're going to get to

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Speaker 2: see what it feels like to be on the opposite

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Speaker 2: side of the law.

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Speaker 1: Does I mean? Executive orders are orders?

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Speaker 2: And if they're going to take the federal funding, they

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Speaker 2: have to comply with these orders and it'll be interesting.

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Speaker 1: They're going to lose in the courts. It's got to

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Speaker 1: be a plague.

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Speaker 2: Waste taxpayers money to play to the base only to

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Speaker 2: get reversed and find out that they all wong, They're wrong.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 2: We're very lucky to kick off tonight's show with somebody

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Speaker 2: who served us great in this country, first in the military,

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Speaker 2: then at the podium at the White House. Shawn Spicer

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Speaker 2: today is the host of one of my favorite shows,

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Speaker 2: a Shaan Spicer Show. I fact, I was just out

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Speaker 2: at the other day. We're lucky to kick off today's

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Speaker 2: show with my good Sean. Sean, good to have you on.

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Speaker 5: Hey, thanks for having me. It was awesome having you on.

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Speaker 6: You and I've known each other a long time, and

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Speaker 6: it's so great to be able to get your take

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Speaker 6: on things with all the experience that you have in

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Speaker 6: the media and so many the issues that we're facing

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Speaker 6: today between I don't even like say you know how

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Speaker 6: like when there's a guy that does something really bad

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Speaker 6: in the media says, we're not going to say his name, Like,

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Speaker 6: that's how I feel about this current book on Biden.

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Speaker 5: I don't want to say a name.

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Speaker 6: Because but I loved I love being able to get

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Speaker 6: somebody's take like yours, John, because you've had so many

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Speaker 6: different positions, you've investigated so many things, You've been proven

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Speaker 6: right a lot of these times too, after so much

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Speaker 6: backlash that it was just I really enjoyed our conversation.

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Speaker 5: Thank you for coming on.

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Speaker 2: Well, you got a great show, and you are a

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Speaker 2: to take you back to that horrific time of twenty

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Speaker 2: seventeen Russia collusion fakes story. You're fighting at the podium,

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Speaker 2: you for a while six eight nine said. Eight years later,

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Speaker 2: you find out that one of the perpetrators who was

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Speaker 2: you lied. No punishment, no punishment at all. I know

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Speaker 2: that frustrates you. The statute is probably long since past

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Speaker 2: that we know who made those decisions to let everybody

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Speaker 6: You know, it's funny, though, you go back and you

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Speaker 6: start revealing these things, and then people say, oh, that

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Speaker 6: We don't need to We keep getting this excuse all

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Speaker 6: the way up through the Joe Biden stuff that we're

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Speaker 6: seeing now. It's always, don't look in the rear view mirror.

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Speaker 6: We don't need to know that. And I think we

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Speaker 6: do need to know. We realize how many hoaxes have

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Speaker 6: been perpetrated on us, how many stories have been concealed, censored,

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Speaker 6: shadow band, whatever you want to call it. But no

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Speaker 6: one on the left ever pays a price. And it's

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Speaker 6: funny you brought this up. I mean, they made up

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Speaker 6: this whole thing. I was actually, there's two funny things

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Speaker 6: I was going through some old clips over the weekend,

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Speaker 6: I said, if the president put Russian salad dressing on

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Speaker 6: his salad, you guys will call that collusion.

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Speaker 5: I went back when I.

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Speaker 6: Was going through my notes, and I didn't realize this

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Speaker 6: got fact checked on that they said spikes are alluded

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Speaker 6: to the fact that Russian salad dressing little known fact

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Speaker 6: it's technically not Russian.

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Speaker 5: I was like, oh my.

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Speaker 6: God, you can't win with these folks. But you know,

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Speaker 6: none of these people pay a price. And then the

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Speaker 6: other thing, John, you talk about somebody you know doing

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Speaker 6: this collusion and never paying a price in my time,

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Speaker 6: and I thought about this recently.

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Speaker 5: There were so many times and you know this, and

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Speaker 5: you guys both watched it happen.

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Speaker 6: But there were so many people who were outraged by

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Speaker 6: things I said and done, not just.

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Speaker 5: Myself, but Sarah and you know, Kaylee, etc.

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Speaker 6: Who were outraged because we said something that President Trump

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Speaker 6: a single person that I can find outraged that cringe.

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Speaker 6: John Pierre and Jensaki lie to the American people about

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Speaker 6: the fitness for the President of the United States to

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Speaker 6: serve right, crim John Pierre said that he ran circles

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Speaker 6: around her, he left her exhausted.

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Speaker 5: Right, do you believe that.

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Speaker 6: When Jensaki says, still to this day, I never saw

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Speaker 6: any evidence. I think three things. Either she's lying, she's

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Well, and the media perpetrated that lie. They did the

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Speaker 3: exact same thing. And I want to ask you, Sean,

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Speaker 3: because you know, as you look at the distrust in

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Speaker 3: the media, trusted media has precipitously declined since President Trump

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Speaker 3: basically came down the escalator in twenty fifteen. When you

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Speaker 3: look at the line of questioning now to the Press

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Speaker 3: secretary compared to the way it was with you, does

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Speaker 3: it seem like the media is seating any.

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Speaker 7: Ground at all?

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Speaker 3: Does it seem like they have realized that they are

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Speaker 3: up against a wall when it comes to Donald Trumpman.

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Speaker 6: It's a great question because I'm going to answer in

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Speaker 6: two ways. John and I talked a little bit about

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Speaker 6: us on my show the other night. The people in

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Speaker 6: were all out to get TV contracts and to create

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Speaker 6: a moment for themselves. But since that time, think about this,

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Speaker 6: the Ap pool, AP was in the pool, then Reuter's

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so important, and that competition has literally changed

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Speaker 6: You look at Donald Trump, most people are like, slow,

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Speaker 5: Calm down with Joe Biden.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Jake Tapper's book is a modified limited hangout because

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Speaker 2: just remarkable. Sean, you always gave us the truth from

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Speaker 1: Ten Thanks for joining us, Buddy, Hey, always a pleasure.

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Speaker 5: Thanks for everything you guys are doing, not just on

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Speaker 6: I know you guys in real America's voice are really

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Speaker 6: thanks for all your investigative reporting. To a man, I

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Speaker 1: We are lucky and lucky to have you on my friend.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back to just the news, no noise. Still the

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Speaker 8: Thank you all for having me, Sir.

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Speaker 3: There's a bit of concern that there's going to be

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Speaker 9: I suspect will Mike some cuts say we're going to

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Speaker 9: If you're illegally here, if you're a criminal, you shouldn't

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Speaker 2: The inability to bring people to account for all these

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Speaker 9: like to see our Justice Department further that and go

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Speaker 9: after some more of those, because that was a huge story.

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Speaker 9: It was perpetrated by federal agencies and people that had

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Speaker 9: huge security, vast security clearances, and nothing has happened to

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Speaker 9: any of them. If you remember, they all signed the

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Speaker 9: letter and said that the Hunter Biden laptop was a hoax,

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Speaker 9: it was a Russian hoax, and it was Trump had

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Speaker 9: something to do with it, and there was nothing further

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Speaker 9: from the truth. And yet those people still lobby the capital.

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Speaker 9: You still see them slinking around in the shadows and steal.

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Speaker 9: Some of them have security cleanses, which to me is

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Speaker 9: doubly scary. So I hope justice comes fast, and I

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Speaker 9: hope it comes to all those cricket people because they

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Speaker 9: have been a black on this country. They stole the

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Speaker 9: White House, and they and if they get to walk.

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Speaker 8: They steal. Are feeling because every.

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Speaker 9: Dagdom one of them will do a book deal and

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Speaker 9: be on CNN.

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Speaker 3: Is there some form of public rebuke that would deter this, because,

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Speaker 3: like John said earlier, I mean the statute of limitations

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Speaker 3: I'm sure has run out. And these people fail up,

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Speaker 3: they move on to cushy consulting jobs. They end up

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Speaker 3: on K Street or at some university across the industry,

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Speaker 3: or on CNN. Is there some form of public shame

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Speaker 3: that can prevent people from doing this and running out

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Speaker 3: the clock on statute of limitations.

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Speaker 9: Everybody says, let's censor them, let's kick them off of committees.

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Speaker 9: So remember they when they wrongfully did that to my

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Speaker 9: friend Marjorie Taylor Green. I think she raised three million

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Speaker 9: dollars that weekend, and every time they turned the mics on,

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Speaker 9: she was at it. She was busting their tails like

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Speaker 9: they'd never been busted before, and they created a martyr

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Speaker 9: out of her. So I think we better be real

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Speaker 9: careful about that, and we sensor somebody or whatever that's

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Speaker 9: a big that's a fancy word for doing nothing, for

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Speaker 9: not having the guts to them out.

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Speaker 8: I think if they have a.

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Speaker 9: Security clearance, we should make sure it's taken person of all,

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Speaker 9: because they have committed a felony, even if the statue

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Speaker 9: has run out, and I'm not so sure it has

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Speaker 9: in some of those cases. So I think publicly we

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Speaker 9: need we need to call it, shout it from the mountaintops.

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Speaker 9: But the public is really getting ticked off. I don't

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Speaker 9: know if you all follow the mood of the country. Yeah,

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Speaker 9: I mean I get it.

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Speaker 8: I know you do.

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Speaker 9: But the reality is that America is fed up with

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Speaker 9: us saying we're going to do something, having a hearing

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Speaker 9: and writing somebody a tough letter. They want action, They

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Speaker 9: want to see somebody in handcuffs as.

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Speaker 8: Much as I do.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they do. They sure you're sentiments. You're exactly right.

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Speaker 2: So one of the great things about the big, beautiful building,

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Speaker 2: I don't think a lot of attention is the extraordinary

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Speaker 2: dismantling of the regulatory state because a big portion, most

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Speaker 2: of the Rains Act got in there with the work

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Speaker 2: of the Judiciary Committee Jim Jordan. Folks like you, that

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Speaker 2: is perhaps one of the biggest regulatory reforms in history.

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Speaker 2: If he gets through the Senate, how important is it

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Speaker 2: and how does that help downstream at the kitchen table.

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Speaker 9: If you want to say, billions of dollars and the

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Speaker 9: needless of going out. You know, there was the energy

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Speaker 9: component was one of the huge things that was affected

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Speaker 9: as well, you know, and the Biden administration said, oh,

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Speaker 9: we permitted all these hole whales.

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Speaker 8: Well they did permit a bunch of oils, so that gummit.

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Speaker 9: They didn't permit the pipeline to the refineries. So you

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Speaker 9: were still drinking out of that single straw when you

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Speaker 9: should have had a mouthful of straws.

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Speaker 8: And this thing is just it's unbelievable.

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Speaker 9: The regulatory and then what that allows is these unelected

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Speaker 9: bureaucrats to come in and make these rules and regulations

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Speaker 9: and they hide in the shadows, and you fire the

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Speaker 9: top person, but still that second or third tier bureaucrat,

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Speaker 9: you guys an axe to grind with everybody in the country.

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Speaker 8: You know, they were the kid in high.

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Speaker 9: School that wasn't in the wasn't the girl that wasn't

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Speaker 9: the cheerleader, or wasn't the prom coin, and wasn't the

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Speaker 9: spelling bee champion. They were this person picked on and out.

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Speaker 9: They're getting even with the rest of the dad gum country.

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Speaker 9: And that's what they do. And that's the way these

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Speaker 9: bureaucrats are, and they almost untouchful. Finally we got something

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Speaker 9: in the White House that gets it, and you're going

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Speaker 9: to make them go, going to fire them and make

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Speaker 9: them get out and earn a living. And the Democrats

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Speaker 9: hate that. They want to they want to restrict this country.

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Speaker 9: They hate every I've said as many times, but I

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Speaker 9: can't say it enough. They hate this country. And they

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Speaker 9: hate everything it stands for.

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Speaker 3: All right, so you said, ask you anything in surprise you.

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Speaker 5: So here we go.

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Speaker 3: Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville is saying that he's going to

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Speaker 3: run for Alabama governor, which leaves a spot open. A

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Speaker 3: lot of folks are suggesting Auburn's basketball coach Bruce Pearl. Now,

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Speaker 3: I know as a UT fan you would love to

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Speaker 3: see him leave Auburn University, But would you endorse him

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Speaker 3: for Congress?

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Speaker 8: Oh? Sure?

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Speaker 9: Versus a dear friend of mine. He coaches at UT.

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Speaker 9: I was at hidden in Brandy's wedding. I know his son,

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Speaker 9: I know the whole. I know both his sons. I

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Speaker 9: know his daughter. Their name's Jackie. I call her jack Way.

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Speaker 9: And you know I know them all. And he brace

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Speaker 9: ins been a dear friend of me. We we're in

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Speaker 9: contact all the time. When I think when Nett and

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Speaker 9: Yahoo was in town, he came by the office and

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Speaker 9: somebody said, they came in their boss.

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Speaker 8: You don't how to believe this. You don't have to

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Speaker 8: believe he's.

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Speaker 10: Out in the hall.

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Speaker 9: And they said, he said who, And he said Bruce Pearl,

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Speaker 9: And I said, coach you out there, and he said, hey,

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Speaker 9: birth and he came on in there and it was

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Speaker 9: just gave me a big bear hug.

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Speaker 8: We've been friends for.

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Speaker 1: A long time.

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Speaker 8: I would. I don't know if Bruce could take the

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Speaker 8: cut and pay though I don't know. Those people are.

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Speaker 9: Probably pretty tight, but I suspect they paid him a

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Speaker 9: few million dollars and then he'll have to he'll have

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Speaker 9: to creep by on one hundred and seventy thousand dollars.

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Speaker 8: Bpiece to the man.

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Speaker 9: He is an energizer, and I would. I would love

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Speaker 9: to see him. I would love to have and besides,

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Speaker 9: he owes me a lot of meals. He can take

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Speaker 9: me out to dinner and or he can do like

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Speaker 9: the rest of the guys do. And they get elected

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Speaker 9: to the Senate, they just can ignore me and the now

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Speaker 9: they even know me because that's what most of them do.

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Speaker 5: Okay, I'll do that.

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Speaker 10: Well.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to not send him this clip because I

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Speaker 3: don't want the idea to get in his head because

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Speaker 3: I want him to stay Auburn as an hot growd.

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Speaker 3: So sorry, Congress, shut it down. It's not going to happen, Tennessee.

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Speaker 4: Congress and someone.

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Speaker 3: Who is irreplaceable, we always love having you on here,

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Speaker 3: Congressman timber Tet.

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Speaker 7: Thanks so much.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I love yall.

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Speaker 10: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Likewise, all right, coming out, we're going to discuss healthcare

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Speaker 3: reforms in that big beautiful bill with North Carolina Congressman Marks.

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Speaker 2: Hey, folks, what have I told you? Your retirement could

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Speaker 2: Right now, Welcome back in America. We want to turn

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Speaker 2: back to the big beautiful bill. It is the big

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Speaker 2: story in Washington right now. Our next guest is a

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Speaker 2: member of the House Freedom Caucus. He represents the great

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Speaker 2: when it comes to nonsense in Washington. He is the

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Speaker 2: great Congressman Mark Harris, Congressman. Great to have you on

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Speaker 2: this show.

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Speaker 10: Jo Oh well, John, thank you.

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Speaker 11: It's great to be with you and Amanda this afternoon.

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Speaker 11: Appreciate the opportunity.

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Speaker 1: We love having you on.

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Speaker 2: There is a lot in this beautiful bill that I

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Speaker 2: think Republicans and conservatives have talked about for thirty years.

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Speaker 2: Medicaid reform, the Rains Act, regulatory reform. This is a

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Speaker 2: conservative dream list of things that people wanted for three decades.

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Speaker 2: How important is it for the Senate to back up

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Speaker 2: the House and get this done well.

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Speaker 11: I think it's extremely important that the Senate take hold

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Speaker 11: of this bill and move it through in a very

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Speaker 11: timely manner. You know, when this whole thing started developing,

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Speaker 11: we had a goal of getting it out of the

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Speaker 11: House passed by Memorial Day. Speaker Johnson did an incredible job.

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Speaker 12: I think working with all groups, none of us knew.

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Speaker 1: All of us knew.

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Speaker 12: I should say that.

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Speaker 11: We were not going to get everything we wanted in

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Speaker 11: that bill. And obviously there's a lot of improvements that

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Speaker 11: I feel like could be made. I think all of

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Speaker 11: us do. But I also recognize that we got the

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Speaker 11: one big beautiful bill making those cuts. I mean, when's

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Speaker 11: the last time that you've heard of Congress actually cutting spending?

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Speaker 11: And while the timing of it, I wish we would

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Speaker 11: had more of the spending cuts on the front end

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Speaker 11: rather than the back end. Still, yet, there's so many

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Speaker 11: good things that are in this bill, and I think

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Speaker 11: the Senate needs to simply respond to what the American

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Speaker 11: people have said. They can improve upon it only with

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Speaker 11: any more spending cuts. I'd be all in favor of it,

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Speaker 11: but I think we've got to see this bill get

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Speaker 11: through's get it on the present's desk by the fourth

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Speaker 11: of July and have him sign it into law.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely.

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Speaker 3: I know that Medicaid reform is something that you are

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Speaker 3: fiercely passionate about. And you hear the leftist talking point,

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Speaker 3: and that is that this is going to strip away

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Speaker 3: and millions of Americans medicare arbitrarily. But if you get

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Speaker 3: into the text of the bill, it's not willy nilly.

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Speaker 3: There is a purpose behind removing some people tell us about.

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Speaker 10: It, Well, it really is.

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Speaker 11: And you know, we're putting work requirements in place for

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Speaker 11: able bodied Americans, and I think that's what all Americans

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Speaker 11: believe is just common sense. We're also in the process

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Speaker 11: trying to cut the waste, fraud, and abuse that is

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Speaker 11: taking place. And ultimately, at the end of the day,

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Speaker 11: if we don't get serious about Medicaid reform, we're going

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Speaker 11: to lose Medicaid. I mean, it's on a path to

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Speaker 11: end up spending over a trillion dollars. And I talk

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Speaker 11: oftentimes about the fact that we've got a Medicaid situation

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Speaker 11: where the basement bomb, if you will, that's thirty years old,

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Speaker 11: living in his parents' home is in the parent's basement,

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Speaker 11: is getting the federal government to pay ninety percent of

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Speaker 11: his health care. And yet the elderly, the disabled, that

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Speaker 11: single mom children, that Medicaid was meant to be the

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Speaker 11: safety net for federal government's only paying fifty to seventy

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Speaker 11: cents per dollar and depending on what state they're in.

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Speaker 12: So I've got.

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Speaker 11: Serious concerns, and that's what we've been pushing for, is

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Speaker 11: Medicaid reform. I think this is a great first step

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Speaker 11: in getting the work requirements in place. And listen, nobody

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Speaker 11: is being just kicked off the rooms here. If you're

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Speaker 11: able body, I think you need to be working this

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Speaker 11: twenty hours a week, volunteering, even twenty hours a week

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Speaker 11: in a charity. It's something that I think is for everybody.

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Speaker 11: And again, it's going to help us get where we

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Speaker 11: need to be down the road.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so important.

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Speaker 2: The National Economic Advisor Kevin Hasset said today that the

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Speaker 2: Big Beautiful Bill, according to his own economiss estimate, is

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Speaker 2: going to add ten thousand dollars of revenue slash income

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Speaker 2: into every family's budget.

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Speaker 1: How important is that.

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Speaker 2: That's a really significant number for the American people to appreciate.

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Speaker 1: The outcome of this bill.

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Speaker 11: No question about it. I mean, the American family has

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Speaker 11: been suffering. We all know that we've looked at what's

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Speaker 11: happened with our guess prices in the last administration, happened

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Speaker 11: to us with grocery prices in the last administration, just

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Speaker 11: the inflation that was just killing us. And now we've

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Speaker 11: seen a dropping gas prices that is encouraging us. And

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Speaker 11: I think we're going to continue to see that trend continue.

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Speaker 11: We've begun to see the price of eggs obviously came down,

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Speaker 11: some other groceries are going to be coming.

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Speaker 12: Down as well. And look, in this bill.

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Speaker 11: We took care of the American family. The child tax

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Speaker 11: credit is going to be preserved. And most importantly, if

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Speaker 11: we had not passed this bill that extended or made

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Speaker 11: permanent the Trump tax cuts, then every American family from

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Speaker 11: the poorest to the wealthiest, was going to see an

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Speaker 11: increase because the tax brackets were going to automatically increase.

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Speaker 11: And that's what we've got to continue to remind the

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Speaker 11: American people what we're really doing is keeping in place

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Speaker 11: these brackets so that we're not going to see one

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Speaker 11: of the most massive tax increases in the history of

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Speaker 11: our country, which was exactly the plan that Kamala Harris

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Speaker 11: had and others that the Democrats controlled the Senate and

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Speaker 11: the House or in the White House. So you know,

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Speaker 11: there's things in this for an American family that I

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Speaker 11: believe they're going to be thrilled about.

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Speaker 12: And I'm excited about that.

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Speaker 3: Sir, you had an incredible retort when it comes to

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Speaker 3: the liberal messaging surrounding stripping INPR funding an NPR not

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Speaker 3: dissimilar to organizations like Planned Parenthood. You may be able

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Speaker 3: to continue your operations with the American people shouldn't have

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Speaker 3: to pay for it.

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Speaker 4: Talk to us about that.

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Speaker 11: Listen this presidency and for that matter, this Congress. I've

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Speaker 11: been telling people for months now that in November of

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty four, we were sent to Washington to do

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Speaker 11: government differently. And that's exactly what this administration is set

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Speaker 11: out to do.

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Speaker 12: And I don't care if you're on the left or

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Speaker 12: you're on the right. They're proving that they're going to

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Speaker 12: do government differently.

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Speaker 11: And I believe Congress and taking the steps that we've

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Speaker 11: taken in moving this big, beautiful bill.

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Speaker 12: Is exactly that. It's common sense.

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Speaker 11: You're not seeing anything happen that the President didn't promise

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Speaker 11: on the campaign trail he was going to do. And

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Speaker 11: Congress has been moving some of the things through, and

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Speaker 11: there's times that I wish we were moving a little

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Speaker 11: quicker pace than we are, but we had to get

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Speaker 11: this reconciliation package done and then we'll be picking up

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Speaker 11: on the other side with the other things that we

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Speaker 11: need to get done. But again, it's just common sense.

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Speaker 11: Plant parenthood can't expect for us to pay their way.

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Speaker 11: MBR can't expect us to pay their way.

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Speaker 1: For that matter, all of.

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Speaker 11: These institutions that are just out of control, the government

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Speaker 11: can't continue to be underwriting their existence.

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Speaker 12: And it's again just common sense.

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Speaker 8: Really, sir.

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Speaker 2: We got about forty five seconds left, just real quickly.

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Speaker 2: After this bill leaves the House, is in the Senate,

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Speaker 2: you guys go right back to work.

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Speaker 1: Recisions are the next big thing.

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Speaker 2: That's a place where a lot more money can be

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Speaker 2: saved beyond the one point the killion saved in this bill.

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Speaker 12: Oh, I agree, it is.

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Speaker 11: And those has done a phenomenal job of pointing out

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Speaker 11: the realities that all the American people. I said from

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Speaker 11: the beginning when those started moving that they were doing

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Speaker 11: the public relations work on our behalf because they were

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Speaker 11: exposing all of these things.

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Speaker 12: It's now time for us to take action.

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Speaker 11: It's going to be important for the White House to

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Speaker 11: send up the right Decision bill, but it's going to

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Speaker 11: be important for Congress to rally around.

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Speaker 12: It and get it done.

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Speaker 11: That's going to be very, very important, and I hope

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Speaker 11: that it's a priority when we get back.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it will be a perfect follow to getting the

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Speaker 2: big beautiful bill through the House.

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Speaker 1: Congressman. Always a great honor to Ava.

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Speaker 2: You are always a lot of fun to read your

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Speaker 1: Take great great show, Tabe, thank.

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Speaker 12: You all so much pleasure.

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Speaker 10: Hey, John's so good to be Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it.

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Speaker 2: I talk about getting down the path all the time

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Speaker 2: now as part of my lexicon, and I just love

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Speaker 2: the fact that you got me thinking this way. I

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Speaker 2: want to start with a debate that's going on in

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Speaker 2: some of the states now, some governors seeking waivers to

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Speaker 2: force or allow the government to when they give food stamps,

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Speaker 2: which are basically the welfare or the food conportion of welfare,

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Speaker 2: that they ban high sugar resubstances like sodas and candies.

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Speaker 2: Whether that happens at the welfare level or whether it

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Speaker 2: happens anywhere. It's putting a focus on what we stick

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Speaker 2: in our grocery basket every week. Man, The rise of

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Speaker 2: things in our grocery basket that are filled with the

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Speaker 2: bad stuff, dies, sugar, processed food enormous.

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Speaker 1: I think it's a healthy debate.

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Speaker 2: No matter where the policy ends, getting consciousness is probably

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Speaker 2: going to be good for us right.

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Speaker 10: Totally. And I'm so glad you're bringing this up because

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Speaker 10: it really hits home to me, you know. I asked

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Speaker 10: a question, like, what are we doing to truly help

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Speaker 10: these people on welfare who are having these health conditions?

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Speaker 10: And it takes me back to this scenario that I

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Speaker 10: would see frequently as a physical therapist. I was a

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Speaker 10: home health physical therapist for a long time, so I

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Speaker 10: treated people of all walks of life, all disease issues,

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Speaker 10: all ages, you know. In this one particular issue, I

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Speaker 10: remember going into a home that it was a Medicaid patient. Right,

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Speaker 10: It was a child and this family that I would

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Speaker 10: go into they were all on welfare, and I would

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Speaker 10: start doing physical therapy on this child who was obese,

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Speaker 10: who was diabetic, who was actually having joint issues because

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Speaker 10: of the extra weight.

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Speaker 11: Right.

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Speaker 10: And then I would look and I would see the

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Speaker 10: family members that were all obese, the mom and dad

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Speaker 10: that were obese in electric wheelchairs.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 10: And then I would look on the counter and see

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Speaker 10: what they were eating, and I would see cereals and

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Speaker 10: pink milk. And then I would see a big row

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Speaker 10: of medications, all supplied for by Medicaid, right, that was

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Speaker 10: paying for all this. And then I would see a

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Speaker 10: nurse come in and inject the entire family with insulin

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Speaker 10: who her herself was obese. Right, And this leads me

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Speaker 10: back to like, this is probably one hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 10: going into this family to keep them going, right, and

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Speaker 10: I imagine that family is nowhere better now, right. I

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Speaker 10: can't imagine those children ever got the good food they

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Speaker 10: needed to be healthy to think well, to run. I

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Speaker 10: imagine them being on medication as the rest of their

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Speaker 10: life and having a hard time and being kind of

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Speaker 10: a prey to the system, as I would see it.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 10: So, when we're giving out welfare stamps and snap and

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Speaker 10: things like that to help people who can't afford food

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Speaker 10: get food, I think it's really important that we steer

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Speaker 10: them in the direction of whole real food. And it's

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Speaker 10: done with education, and it's done with a follow up, right,

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Speaker 10: because if a person like the people I saw end

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Speaker 10: up in the position they're in, it is costing taxpayers

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Speaker 10: incredible amount of money and we're getting zero results. Right,

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Speaker 10: is an example of a philosophy where that is completely

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Speaker 10: off the path. In my opinion, it's a healthcare system

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Speaker 10: that's forgotten about the things that are truly important to

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Speaker 10: human biology, the way we eat, the way we move

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Speaker 10: the way we live. We've looked towards treating everything with

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Speaker 10: the medication right and only giving ourselves fake refined process

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Speaker 10: foods with sugar and chemicals, low nutrition and high toxicity.

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Speaker 10: Right in there, somewhere in there is the root of

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Speaker 10: the problem. And if we highlight it more, if we

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Speaker 10: bring more awareness to it and get more people on

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Speaker 10: the path, so to speak, the more healthy we're going

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Speaker 10: to be as a society. So this is a really

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Speaker 10: important topic.

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Speaker 2: Your rarity in the medical profession. So many of the doctors,

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Speaker 2: even the doctors I see it. I love my doctors,

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Speaker 2: but the truth of the matter is you come in,

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Speaker 2: they treat the symptom.

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Speaker 1: But we don't actually get to the cause.

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Speaker 2: You have been dedicated to getting to the cause of

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Speaker 2: a lot of this chronic health problems that are there.

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Speaker 2: That anecdote you just told me is just so powerful.

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Speaker 2: I mean, not only at tax savings at the end

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Speaker 2: of the day, we get people healthy, but to think

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Speaker 2: about the longevity of life and things that we do

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Speaker 2: for the people that although eyes are on a path

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Speaker 2: to a shorter life, unhealthier life, why has the medical

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Speaker 2: profession been so slow to really get us focused on

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Speaker 2: healthy living rather than just treat the symptoms of unhealthy living.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, I think it's important. Remember they're in

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Speaker 10: an industry, right, It's an industry that survives on people

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Speaker 10: getting sick and staying sick.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 10: The reason most people are sick is because of the

884
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Speaker 10: food that the food industry has been feeding us and

885
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Speaker 10: the solutions. Like the medical industry, really, the pharmaceutical industry

886
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Speaker 10: is very dependent on humans staying sick in order to

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Speaker 10: keep giving them the products they've created. Not saying that's

888
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Speaker 10: bad in all situations, Like sometimes medication is extremely needed

889
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Speaker 10: in certain situations, acute situations, end of life situations, with

890
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Speaker 10: all kinds of areas. But we have overdone the treatments

891
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Speaker 10: with medication when it comes to metabolic health issues. Metabolic

892
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Speaker 10: health issues have way more to do with nutrition and

893
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Speaker 10: lifestyle than they do just say genetics, right, OBCD doesn't

894
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Speaker 10: run in our family. It's that our family has been

895
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Speaker 10: sitting around the same dinner table, eating the same foods,

896
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Speaker 10: drinking the same drinks generation after generation. You know, if

897
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Speaker 10: you go back far our great great great grandparents, they

898
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Speaker 10: were not obese, right, They did not have chronic cases

899
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Speaker 10: of diabetes. These are new things that have happened because

900
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Speaker 10: of the changes in our environment right specifically the way

901
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Speaker 10: we've been eating, the industrialization of food, the commercialization of food.

902
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Speaker 10: These are the things we really have to look at

903
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Speaker 10: if we're going to make America healthy again and make

904
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Speaker 10: our own health better again.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so important.

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Speaker 2: I was sitting around and we have a conversation about

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Speaker 2: college and with some of my friends a couple of

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910
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911
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Speaker 2: think it's fixable, and all of a sudden, you give

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Speaker 2: it fresh all, you give it a few injectors, and

913
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914
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Speaker 2: one of the really main great products that comes at

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Speaker 2: Native path. It is really restorative over time. Talk a

916
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Speaker 2: little bit if you're a broken down old jilloppy like

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Speaker 2: I was a couple of years ago, getting out of

918
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Speaker 1: What it does.

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Speaker 2: It really reversed with some things that you probably thought

921
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Speaker 2: I'm past the point of reversal.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, we've seen it work. I have full

923
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924
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Speaker 10: So I get the benefit of seeing the feedback of

926
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Speaker 10: a lot of humans when they take collagen consistently. And

927
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Speaker 10: it's so important, right. Collagen is the most abundant protein

928
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Speaker 10: in our body, type one and type three college and

929
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Speaker 10: make up ninety percent of our body. It's something our

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Speaker 10: ancestors would get plenty of because of the way they

931
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Speaker 10: would eat. They would eat nose to tail and take

932
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Speaker 10: the bones of the animal and make soups and broths

933
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Speaker 10: and get it in their natural diet. In our modern

934
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Speaker 10: world of red dyes and chemicals and sugar and you know,

935
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Speaker 10: low nutrition, we're not getting near enough collagen. And I've

936
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Speaker 10: seen that it's breaking down the foundation of our bodies faster.

937
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Speaker 10: It's causing us to age faster. It's waking in our

938
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Speaker 10: bones and tendons and ligaments.

939
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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 10: So one of the easiest things we can do, I'm

941
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Speaker 10: a big order of one thing, principles, Guy, what's the

942
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Speaker 10: one thing we can do to make everything else with

943
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Speaker 10: our health easier or unnecessary? To me? It's take collagen

944
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Speaker 10: because it makes up all the important structures of your body.

945
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Speaker 10: It's important for your brain, it's important for your bone health.

946
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Speaker 10: Many people don't know that it is what makes up

947
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Speaker 10: your tendons and your ligaments. It's important for your nails,

948
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Speaker 10: your hair, your teeth, even your digestive system. When you

949
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Speaker 10: get that stronger, you begin absorbing foods and limiting toxins better.

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Speaker 10: So to me, it's one of the easiest things you

951
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Speaker 10: can do to improve your health, and it makes all

952
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Speaker 10: the other areas of health easier to fix or sometimes unnecessary,

953
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Speaker 10: because you're taking care of the foundational issue right. And

954
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Speaker 10: quality is important, you know. Just like we think of

955
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Speaker 10: food quality, we want to think of collagen quality. Not

956
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Speaker 10: all collagens created equal. There's a lot of collagen out

957
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Speaker 10: there that comes from cows on feed lots, even hormones

958
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Speaker 10: and antibiotics, and that collagen is often yellow, it smells,

959
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Speaker 10: it doesn't mix well. Our collagen is type one, type three.

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Speaker 10: It's the most bioavailable kind. It comes from cows that

961
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Speaker 10: are eating on grass and living on grass and roaming

962
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Speaker 10: hills and drinking water and getting sunshine. They're not giving

963
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Speaker 10: any hormones or antibiotics. They don't get sick, and it

964
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Speaker 10: gives you the most efficacious, bioavailable way to start supplementing

965
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Speaker 10: with collagen, and it tastes good, it's odorless. You can

966
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Speaker 10: put it in your soups, your coffee, your teas, and

967
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Speaker 10: make it a daily staple. Take it consistently. When you

968
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Speaker 10: replenish your collagen storage, you look younger, you feel better,

969
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Speaker 10: your wrinkles go away, but your overall health, your vitality,

970
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Speaker 10: your energy begins to come back because you're taking care

971
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Speaker 10: of the most important things when it comes to your

972
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Speaker 10: health and nutrition.

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Speaker 2: I keep saying being on the Native Path path is

974
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Speaker 2: incredible opportunity for all of us. Doctor Chad, thanks for

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Speaker 2: It's such a great opportunity. I love this segment. It's

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Speaker 2: a great honor to have you the show today.

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Speaker 10: Thank you johnsonnor to be here.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back.

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Speaker 3: Everybody May is missing an unidentified person's month a powerful

994
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Speaker 3: reminder of the thousands still unaccompanied for and the family

995
00:45:45,400 --> 00:45:47,960
Speaker 3: still searching for answers in a system that too often

996
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Speaker 3: comes up very short. So joining us now as someone

997
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Speaker 3: who is looking to do something about it. The co

998
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Speaker 3: founder of the Safe House Project, which helps to end

999
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Speaker 3: child trafficking.

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Speaker 4: Britney.

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Speaker 3: Done, Britney, Thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 4: It's such a pleasure to be with you all to day.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely when it comes to trafficking, are there any demographics

1004
00:46:03,960 --> 00:46:06,759
Speaker 3: that aren't targeted or is it completely non discriminatory?

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Speaker 13: Unfortunately, human trafficking is an issue that knows new bounds.

1006
00:46:11,239 --> 00:46:14,080
Speaker 13: It truly has woven itself into all parts of our

1007
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Speaker 13: community and we see children, adults, people of all ages,

1008
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Speaker 13: genders trafficked every single day across our country.

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Speaker 1: This is terrible. You've done something fun.

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00:46:26,360 --> 00:46:30,240
Speaker 2: Your Safe House Project has launched an app called Simply Report.

1011
00:46:30,280 --> 00:46:32,560
Speaker 2: I think it's really innovative. Tell us how it's helping

1012
00:46:32,640 --> 00:46:33,520
Speaker 2: to fight trafficking.

1013
00:46:34,520 --> 00:46:37,760
Speaker 13: Yeah, Simply Report is a brand new, first of its kind,

1014
00:46:37,880 --> 00:46:42,360
Speaker 13: AI powered multi channel platform that really lets everyday Americans

1015
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Speaker 13: report suspected human trafficking.

1016
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Speaker 4: They can do it anonymously and in real time.

1017
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Speaker 13: It's available via app, website, and it immediately assesses the

1018
00:46:51,600 --> 00:46:55,600
Speaker 13: report using a behavioral risk model and routes those tips

1019
00:46:55,640 --> 00:46:58,280
Speaker 13: directly to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

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Speaker 4: But more importantly, for survivors who.

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Speaker 13: Are seeking support, they're immediately connected to our Survivor Support

1022
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Speaker 13: team for safe shelter and trauma informed care. So this

1023
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Speaker 13: really isn't another hotline. It's a comprehensive system designed to

1024
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Speaker 13: help survivors find freedom faster and help communities respond smarter.

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Speaker 4: It's incredible.

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Speaker 3: So last week in the Rose Garden, President Trump signed

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Speaker 3: to Take It Down Act into law, and I know

1028
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Speaker 3: that that is something that is hugely important and integral

1029
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Speaker 3: to what you do.

1030
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Speaker 4: Tell us about that relationship.

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00:47:30,360 --> 00:47:32,640
Speaker 13: Right, The Take It Down Act was a really critical

1032
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Speaker 13: piece of legislation that was backed by so many organizations

1033
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Speaker 13: across the anti trafficking field and really proud of the

1034
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Speaker 13: partners who came together to see that passed. So last

1035
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Speaker 13: week to Take It Down Act was signed into law.

1036
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Speaker 13: And what it does is it provides the legal protection

1037
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Speaker 13: and resources to combat non consensual intimate images being shared online,

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Speaker 13: and so it addresses a growing problem of revenge porn.

1039
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Speaker 13: But more importantly, it really focuses on protecting miners who

1040
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Speaker 13: are particularly and vulnerable to exploitation of having those images

1041
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Speaker 13: shared and historically no way to get.

1042
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Speaker 4: Them removed from the Internet. So now we have.

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Speaker 13: A clear legal framework for victims to request removal of

1044
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Speaker 13: their images from all online platforms, and then it also

1045
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Speaker 13: establishes accountability for those platforms to remove the content.

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Speaker 2: So huge, You've empowered us now to all be eyes

1047
00:48:27,920 --> 00:48:30,600
Speaker 2: and ears with this great app. We only got about

1048
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Speaker 2: a minute level. What should we be looking for. We're

1049
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Speaker 2: an airport, we're out in a restaurant. What do we

1050
00:48:35,120 --> 00:48:37,000
Speaker 2: look for to maybe tell us that there is a

1051
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Speaker 2: person being trafficked.

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Speaker 1: In our presence?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, you don't have to be an expert to recognize trafficking.

1054
00:48:43,480 --> 00:48:46,800
Speaker 13: You just need to trust your instincts. If something feels off,

1055
00:48:46,960 --> 00:48:51,200
Speaker 13: it probably is. So trafficking situations often present maybe as

1056
00:48:51,200 --> 00:48:54,640
Speaker 13: a person who seems fearful or anxious or able to

1057
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Speaker 13: speak freely. It might be someone who avoids eye contact

1058
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Speaker 13: or shows signs of abuse.

1059
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Speaker 4: We also see it with individuals who don't.

1060
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Speaker 13: Know where they are or can't provide personal identifiable information.

1061
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Speaker 13: And then we also see it with the kids who

1062
00:49:08,200 --> 00:49:11,640
Speaker 13: might have a relationship with an older controlling partner. But

1063
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Speaker 13: one of the other places it's really important to think

1064
00:49:13,760 --> 00:49:17,040
Speaker 13: about is what are those unsafe working conditions where we

1065
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Speaker 13: might also be seeing labor trafficking.

1066
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Speaker 3: Brittany, what you are doing with the Safe House Project

1067
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Speaker 3: is so important. I hear from parents all the time.

1068
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Speaker 3: I mean, like you were talking about these big events,

1069
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Speaker 3: sporting events, theme parks, things like that. Always important to

1070
00:49:31,280 --> 00:49:33,560
Speaker 3: keep an eye on your kids and everybody. Go check

1071
00:49:33,600 --> 00:49:36,800
Speaker 3: out that app and Safe House Project. Where can everybody

1072
00:49:36,840 --> 00:49:37,680
Speaker 3: find out more about it?

1073
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Speaker 13: Brittany, Please go to simply report dot com or go

1074
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Speaker 13: visit the app store and download Simply Report as your

1075
00:49:44,719 --> 00:49:47,600
Speaker 13: way to ensure the safety of our communities and report

1076
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Speaker 13: suspected trafficking.

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Speaker 3: Wonder whole wonderful, what a passion project. Brittany, Thanks so much,

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Speaker 3: all right, everybody that's going to do it for us tonight.

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Speaker 3: We'll be back here at six pm Eastern tomorrow, right

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Speaker 3: here on really America's looks