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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, why don't we look back?

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Speaker 3: We have all the president's Republican presidents going back over

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Speaker 3: the last thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven years. What

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Speaker 3: are we talking about, GOP who strongly approved five months?

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Speaker 3: And look at this George HW. Bush forty one, forty

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Speaker 3: six percent, Bush forty three, fifty nine to see Trump

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Speaker 3: the first term fifty three, But look at this sixty

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Speaker 3: three percent. He beats all the other Republicans.

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Speaker 4: On the board here.

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Speaker 3: And I was looking even back since Reagan, and get this,

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump Beatsnald Reagan when it comes to the strongly

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Speaker 3: approved five months. And of course Reagan was coming off

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Speaker 3: that high after that assassination attempt. So the bottom line

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Speaker 3: is Donald Trump is making history with the Republican base.

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Speaker 3: He's more beloved by this Republican base than any Republican base.

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Speaker 3: Love Ny GOP president five months and it is history making.

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Speaker 5: If the Democratic Party becomes the likes of Zoran Momdani,

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Speaker 5: you have no chance.

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Speaker 6: You have no chance on a national basis.

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Speaker 7: In terms of the presidency, in Senate seats, seats in

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Speaker 7: the House.

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Speaker 2: You have no chance.

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Speaker 7: You might have a Democratic socialist sprinkled hand here.

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Speaker 2: But that ain't what America is.

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Speaker 8: America is about.

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Speaker 9: Capitalist, America is about dollars and cents.

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Speaker 2: America America is about an economy of florising economy.

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Speaker 7: Okay, and you know what, it's not about free stuff.

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Speaker 10: In June there were about forty eight thousand layoff announcements.

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Speaker 10: That is down sharply by forty nine percent from May,

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Speaker 10: and it is even a little bit lower, two percent

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Speaker 10: lower than last June.

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Speaker 11: Your blood New York City may well be led by

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Speaker 11: a communist soon, Zorhan Mandami, who in his nomination speech

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Speaker 11: said he will defy ICE and will not allow ICE

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Speaker 11: to arrest criminal aliens in New York City. Your message

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Speaker 11: to communists Orhan Mandami, well, then.

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Speaker 2: We'll have to arrest him.

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Speaker 12: Look, we don't need a communist in this country, but

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Speaker 12: if we have one, I'm going to be watching over

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Speaker 12: them very carefully.

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Speaker 2: On behalf of the nation. We're going to be watching

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Speaker 2: that very carefully.

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Speaker 1: And a lot of people.

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Speaker 2: Are saying he's here illegally.

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Speaker 13: You know, we're going to look at everything.

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Speaker 6: I had to forget about him. But Ron Santis is

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Speaker 6: still governor of Florida.

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Speaker 14: He took the Comfy Couch hosts on a tour of

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Speaker 14: the concentration camp, and he's building in Florida in order

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Speaker 14: to round up people, round people and throw them in

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Speaker 14: a camp because.

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Speaker 6: He doesn't want them in Florida.

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Speaker 14: Surprise, surprise, the economy of Florida is going to be

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Speaker 14: severely harmed by rounding up round people.

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Speaker 15: One point six trillion dollars in mandatory savings.

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Speaker 2: Again, the biggest thing we've.

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Speaker 15: Ever seen is eight hundred billion dollars in nineteen ninety seven,

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Speaker 15: and this, more than this doubles that in this one bill.

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Speaker 15: It is a historic bill. It has all of the

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Speaker 15: things that the president ran on. We need to get

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Speaker 15: into the president's desk.

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Speaker 3: Tom's Trump endorsed endorsees won the GOP primary for governor

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Speaker 3: and congressional races. Look at this twenty twenty four ninety

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Speaker 3: The bottom line is this ninety five percent plus of

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Speaker 3: the time the Trump endorsed candidate wins in GOP primaries,

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Speaker 3: and even in the cases where Donald Trump endorsement is

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Speaker 3: a challenger doing an incumbent, the majority of time that

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Speaker 3: challenger wins. So Donald Trump is a winner in Republican primaries.

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Speaker 3: You go against Donald Trump to vote the movie good Burger,

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Speaker 3: you go in the grinder. Donald Trump is the key nugget.

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Speaker 3: His endorsement is the keynot get at GOP primary because

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Speaker 16: Now there's going to be a surprise primary in North Carolina,

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Speaker 16: so we will be watching that.

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Speaker 17: Of course, they said gen Z would stay silent, that

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Speaker 17: we'd back down, that we'd forget what's worth fighting for.

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Speaker 7: But this generation remembers, we remember truth, we remember freedom,

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Speaker 7: and now we rise.

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Speaker 18: Every day there is a battle for your mind, raging

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Speaker 18: information coming from every angle, but the will to the

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Speaker 18: sieve fear not. You found the place for truth, the

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Speaker 18: voice of a generation that still has the will to

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Speaker 18: believe in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 18: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Suck a lot.

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Speaker 2: Here we go.

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, Radio stations across the country honored to be

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Speaker 6: with you. As always, We're here at the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 6: Com Studio. That is the Bitcoin dot Com Studio. I

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Speaker 6: think it's important that we remind you how good things

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Speaker 6: are going. I know people are so negative lately. Ah,

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Speaker 6: you know, it's just not what what are you talking about.

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Speaker 6: Inflation is cooling, the border is completely secure. The economy

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Speaker 6: is much better than people would imagine. The market is up.

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Speaker 6: We are in a historic hot streak. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 6: has ended three wars and hopefully a fourth. I understand

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Speaker 6: that when you're dealing with Moss, it's not exactly easy

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Speaker 6: to get them to agree to a ceasefire. But yesterday

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Speaker 6: President Donald Trump got Israel to agree to a ceasefire.

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Speaker 6: That's a big deal. Yesterday, President Donald Trump quoted, my

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Speaker 6: representatives had a long and productive meeting with the Israelis

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Speaker 6: today on Gaza. Israel has agreed to the necessary conditions

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Speaker 6: to finalize the sixty day ceasefire, during which time we'll

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Speaker 6: work with all parties and the wars. The Kataris and Egyptians,

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Speaker 6: good sign who worked very hard to help bring peace,

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Speaker 6: will help deliver the final proposal. I hope for the

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Speaker 6: good of the Middle East that Hamas takes this deal,

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Speaker 6: because if not, it will it will not get better,

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Speaker 6: It will only get worse, he says in oh caps

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Speaker 6: and one of my favorite sentences, thank you for the

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Speaker 6: attention to this matter. We need to take a step back, everybody.

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Speaker 6: If you watch most of the media, they make it

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Speaker 6: seem as if the Trump administration is in free fall.

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Speaker 6: He has win after win and victory after victory right now.

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Speaker 6: And this is not just spin, this is not just hopium.

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Speaker 6: It's real stuff. Supreme Court injunctions. Yesterday, by the way,

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Speaker 6: President Donald Trump was able to broker a deal with

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Speaker 6: the University of Pennsylvania revoking all of the national championships

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Speaker 6: that the male William Thomas won when he was a

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Speaker 6: swimmer at the University of Pennsylvania. Supreme Court comes in

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Speaker 6: and clarifies the nationwide injunctions. We have a mass deportation

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Speaker 6: agenda well underway, where yesterday Tom Holman told us that

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Speaker 6: we're deporting two thousand people a day and it's only

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Speaker 6: going to go up from here as of this morning.

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Speaker 6: We also have a massive trade deal with Vietnam, a

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Speaker 6: huge trade partner for clothing and textiles. And I know

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Speaker 6: a lot of friends, very close friends, that we're watching

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Speaker 6: this one closely, and this one is a major victory

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Speaker 6: for the country phenomeno. Understand that this is just the beginning.

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Speaker 6: We have military recruitment going up. We have finally national

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Speaker 6: morale trending in the correct direction to NATO, and NATO

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Speaker 6: calls President Trump, NATO calls him Daddy. And not to mention,

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Speaker 6: there were so many people in the midst of the

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Speaker 6: Iranian thing that did not trust President Trump. Now, we

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Speaker 6: had concerns on this program about how engaging in Iran

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Speaker 6: could enter into a potential Middle East quagmire. But we

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Speaker 6: always ended almost every single X post and every single program,

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Speaker 6: but we trust President Trump. We were very clear, repeated.

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Speaker 6: In fact, people were making fun of us. They said, Charlie,

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Speaker 6: why is that like your salutation? I said, well, we

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Speaker 6: trust President Trump because he has earned our trust. We

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Speaker 6: way of how to explain it. And President Trump pioneered

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Speaker 6: the MAGA doctrine, the Trump doctrine. And if you spend

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Speaker 6: too much time chronically online, you'd think that things are

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Speaker 6: just overly negative. If it seems as if the one

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Speaker 6: in fact, the regular everyday Americans, the rank and file,

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Speaker 6: the people that are the base of MAGA, the everyday patriots,

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Speaker 6: they're realizing what President Trump is doing. And yes, he

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Speaker 6: does deserve the Ma Mal Peace Prize. By the way,

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Speaker 6: we didn't even talk about this one last Friday in

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Speaker 6: a buried news item over the weekend. That's right, in

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Speaker 6: his spare time, President Donald Trump ended another war, the

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Speaker 6: Congo Rwanda War. Over seven thousand people killed. They were

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Speaker 6: using machetes cutting people's heads off, and he used it

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Speaker 6: President Trump is more popular than ever. Gas is at

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Speaker 6: a four year low. The stock market is at record high. Everybody,

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Speaker 6: whether you realize it or not, you're starting to live

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Speaker 6: through the Golden Age. And of course there's a lot

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Speaker 6: want you to understand that if you are in a

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Speaker 6: be in that negative cycle. You are making a conscious

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Speaker 6: decision to find the errors and not the positives. Putin

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Speaker 6: see right now, it's a summer of killing, the likes

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Speaker 6: of which that is very hard to witness. Don't be

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Speaker 6: allergic to winning. Don't have a reluctance or recalcitrance to

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Speaker 6: embracing that. We have actual, verified victories and a series

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Speaker 6: that things are getting better, but a lot of this

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Speaker 6: is what we voted for, and it's just the beginning. Everybody,

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Speaker 6: embrace the fact that President Trump is ending wars, that

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Speaker 6: the economy is materially improving. Embrace the fact that the

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Speaker 6: just stare at their screens all day long about what

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Speaker 6: people are more behind President Trump than ever before. Play

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Speaker 3: Sans Trump endorses won the GOP primary for governor and

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Speaker 3: congressional races. Look at this twenty twenty four ninety six percent,

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty two percent, twenty twenty ninety eight percent. The

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Speaker 3: bottom line is this ninety five percent plus of the

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Speaker 3: time that Trump endorsed candidate wins in GOP primaries, and

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Speaker 3: even in the cases where Donald Trump endorses a challenger

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Speaker 3: to an incumbent, the majority of time that challenger wins.

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Speaker 3: So Donald Trump is a winner in Republican primaries. You

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Speaker 3: go against Donald Trump, to quote the movie Good Burger,

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Speaker 3: you go in the grinder. Donald Trump is the key nugget.

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Speaker 3: His endorsement is the key nugget, and GOP primary because

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Speaker 14: Now there's going to be a surprise primary in North Carolina,

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Speaker 14: so we will be watching that.

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Speaker 6: Of course, that is Harry Enton from CNN. There's another

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Speaker 6: clip that I'll play in a second here, and then

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Speaker 6: it all transitions to the Big Beautiful Bill. The Big

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Speaker 6: Beautiful Bill is now in front of the US House

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Speaker 5: Topping your headlines, the House is debating the sentence version

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Speaker 5: of the One Big Beautiful Bill as the clock ticks

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Speaker 5: down towards the July fourth deadline to get the tax

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Speaker 5: and spending plan passed, and on President Trump's desk, Let's

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Speaker 5: take a live look as the House is right now

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Speaker 5: in the middle of the debate. A vote is expected

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Speaker 5: at some point in time, potentially later today.

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Speaker 19: The Ya's are fifty, the na's are fifty, the Senate

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Speaker 19: being evenly divided. The Vice President votes in the affirmative

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Speaker 19: the bill as a men is passed.

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Speaker 5: The measure passed in the Senate on Tuesday, with Vice

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Speaker 5: President jd Vance casting the tie breaking vote in order

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Speaker 5: to get the measure over the finish line. Republican Alaska

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Speaker 5: Senator Lisa Murkowski voted for the measure, but also Warren's quote,

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Speaker 5: My hope is that the House is going to look

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Speaker 5: the meantime, House Speaker Mike Johnson appears confident the one Big,

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Speaker 20: We're estimating the average American will have an additional ten

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Speaker 20: thousand dollars take home pay because of this. You will

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Speaker 20: have no taxes on your tips and on your overtime.

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Speaker 20: Seniors will get a reduction in taxes because of a

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Speaker 20: credit they'll have those on Social Security. There's something in

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Speaker 20: this bill literally, as the President said today, for everyone.

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Speaker 2: It is great policy.

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Speaker 20: And is going to help the economy, help the American people,

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Speaker 6: He's involved in some very very high level meetings right now.

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Speaker 6: So as we are waiting for chip Roy, let's just

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Speaker 6: go through the details of the bill. So the House

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Speaker 6: did a version and they sent it to the Senate.

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Speaker 6: So the House thought it was going to get better

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Speaker 6: in the Senate. Now it did get better. In one

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Speaker 6: rid of salt. I don't think we should subsid out

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Speaker 6: people in blue states like California and New York just

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Speaker 6: because they have high taxes. So here's where things currently stand.

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Speaker 6: It ends the weaponization of permitting and unlocks domestic oil,

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Speaker 6: taxpayer dollars poured into the green new scam, ending handouts

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Speaker 6: to special interest and radical climate activists. Now, some people

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Speaker 6: say that this Senate bill still has some of Joe

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Speaker 6: Biden's provisions from the Inflation Reduction Act. I would like

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Speaker 6: to dive into that a little bit deeper and get

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Speaker 6: clarity of whether or not that is true. But I

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Speaker 6: would like to know if there are any portions of

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Speaker 6: the Inflation Reduction Act remaining, why are they remaining? And

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Speaker 6: number two, how do we then get rid of them? Okay,

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Speaker 6: it permanently secures our border. This is the biggest victory

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Speaker 6: of all the different elements by far. It delivers on

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Speaker 6: President Trump's Law and Order agenda. It supports border patrol

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Speaker 6: and ice with a ten thousand dollars bonus annually over

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Speaker 6: the next four years. It delivers needed reinforcements, hiring ten

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Speaker 6: thousand new immigration, customs and Enforcement personnel, five thousand new

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Speaker 6: customs officers, and three thousand new border patrol agents. And

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Speaker 6: achieves our mass deportation agenda with at least one million

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Speaker 6: more annual removals. With at least one million more annual removals,

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Speaker 6: that is the baseline. So that does not count self deportations.

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Speaker 6: That does not count self deportations. And understand, when you

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Speaker 6: have Alligator Alcatraz and you have all these raids going on,

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Speaker 6: people are gonna say, forget it, I'm just deporting myself.

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Speaker 6: I'm getting out it delivers the largest tax cut in

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Speaker 6: history for middle and working class Americans, bigger paychecks of

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Speaker 6: over ten thousand dollars more in annual home home take

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Speaker 6: home pay for Americans, no tax on tips, no tax

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Speaker 6: on overtime. Now this says no tax on Social Security.

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Speaker 6: I want to be careful reading off this, guys. I

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Speaker 6: don't know if that's exactly true. Can you double check that,

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Speaker 6: because there's been some debate of whether or not no

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Speaker 6: tax on Social Security remain. Yet this is not correct.

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Speaker 6: So they're delivering some tax cut for seniors, but I

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Speaker 6: think a tax cut on Social Security remains. So I

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Speaker 6: don't know what document this is, but I think this

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Speaker 6: might have been the proposed one. I don't think that's

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Speaker 6: actually what ended up being in the final version. So

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Speaker 6: I got there's a lot of debate of whether or

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Speaker 6: not there's no tax on Social Security. Can we get

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Speaker 6: to that? Okay? No tax on Made in America auto

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Speaker 6: loans protects two million family farms from punitive double taxation.

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Speaker 6: It's a permanent increase in the child tax credit, supporting

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Speaker 6: over forty million families. A vote against a bill would

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Speaker 6: be the largest tax increase in American history. It rescinds

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Speaker 6: billions in green new scam funding. It restores fiscal sanity,

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Speaker 6: which slashes over two trillion dollars. Now I wish we

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Speaker 6: would slash even more, but and that's over ten years.

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Speaker 6: But it is what it is. It eliminates waste, fraud

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Speaker 6: and abuse from bloated federal programs, permanently secures our borders,

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Speaker 6: and it deports at least one million illegals in a year. Again,

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Speaker 6: I'm getting a lot of conflicted information on the no

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Speaker 6: tax on tips, on the no tax on social Security,

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Speaker 6: so we have to check that out. So the Senate

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Speaker 6: bill adds a bonus, a senior bonus of a tax

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Speaker 6: deduction up to six thousand dollars. So it's not no

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Speaker 6: tax on social Security, but it is a bonus for

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Speaker 6: senior citizens, is what it is, a tax bonus. It

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Speaker 6: finishes phase two of the border wall. It shifts the

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Speaker 6: cost of adjudication in the immigration system from American taxpayers

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Speaker 6: to aliens, which is remittances. Hires ten thousand new ice

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Speaker 6: agents we went through. That funds the Golden Dome, and

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Speaker 6: it delivers the largest coastcard upgrade since World War Two,

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Speaker 6: modernizes our military ends Biden's war on American energy and

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Speaker 6: drives down energy costs, Unleasha's domestic oil, gas and nuclear power,

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Speaker 6: restoring energy independence. Apparently they couldn't get to no tax

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Speaker 6: on social security without sixty votes. And remember we did

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Speaker 6: not have to negotiate with Democrats on any of this stuff.

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Speaker 6: This was a pure one party victory. And just understand

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Speaker 6: what the Democrats just voted against. The Democrats just voted

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Speaker 6: against no tax on tips, no tax on overtime. So

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Speaker 6: for all of the work, of all the victories, the

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Speaker 6: ones that I'm most proud of of this entire bill,

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Speaker 6: it is border and no tax on tips, no tax

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Speaker 6: in overtime. Let me tell you why I'm so proud

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Speaker 6: of the no tax on tips, no tax and overtime.

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Speaker 6: When I'm traveling the country and I'm doing events and

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Speaker 6: i have to wait backstage and sometimes kitchens of hotels

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Speaker 6: or meal preparation areas in conference centers, there's the working

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Speaker 6: class there and they're tired. They're on their feet all

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Speaker 6: day long, and they're asking for self and they're taking

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Speaker 6: pictures and they're like, we follow you on TikTok, we

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Speaker 6: follow you on Instagram, we follow you on social media.

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Speaker 6: Those people deserve a chance finally to have a victory.

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Speaker 6: Chip Roy is in a meeting right now with President Trump,

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Speaker 6: so we'll see whether or not Chip is able to exit.

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Speaker 6: If not, we'll keep on explaining and diving into this

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Speaker 6: and the people that are backstage that I encounter, the

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Speaker 6: working class people that serve us our meals at these

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Speaker 6: conference centers, that clean our auditoriums, and honestly, the waiters

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Speaker 6: and waitresses that work their tailoff in a very and thankless,

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Speaker 6: very hard jobs. By the way, always be kind to

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Speaker 6: your waiters and waitresses. It's a tough job. You should

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Speaker 6: give them big tips. I try my best to. I'm

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Speaker 6: a big believer in being kind to those that serve

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Speaker 6: you food. A lot of these people are second or

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Speaker 6: third jobs, they're single moms, They're in a tough position.

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Speaker 6: And I just see you could tell a lot about

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Speaker 6: a very interesting trick. I got this, I think from

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Speaker 6: Dennis Prager. If you want to learn a lot about

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Speaker 6: someone that you are dating, especially it's better for a

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Speaker 6: man to do this, but it works either way. Get

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Speaker 6: to a restaurant that you are having a planned data

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Speaker 6: at thirty minutes ahead of time, say hey, I'm going

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Speaker 6: to pay for the whole meal, which of course the

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Speaker 6: man should always pay for the meal, and go to

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Speaker 6: the waiter and say, okay, I want you to mess

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Speaker 6: up the order of my date. They might order the

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Speaker 6: chicken tenders, and I want you to give them a burger.

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Speaker 6: Do it intentionally. I want you to do this because

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Speaker 6: I want to force a scenario where I see how

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Speaker 6: the person reacts. And it's a very interesting test because

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Speaker 6: you'll learn a lot about the person that you're on

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Speaker 6: with orders you know, chicken tenders and said they get

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Speaker 6: a burger, and immediately you'll be able to see that person, Oh,

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Speaker 6: that idiot waiter messed it up, and how they communicate

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Speaker 6: to the waiter will be very or waitress will be

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Speaker 6: very important. Excuse me, I did get the chicken tenders.

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Speaker 6: If you could clear that up, or it's like, hey,

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Speaker 6: I've never had anyone, so what's your name? I want

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Speaker 6: so intimate. And finally we now have a tax bill

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Speaker 6: that doesn't just deliver for the billionaires or the oligarchy,

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Speaker 6: but it delivers for the working people. In fact, I

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Speaker 6: why is it that we want to have no tax

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Speaker 6: on tips? That's like pandering. I said, hold on, we

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Speaker 6: do nothing but pandering for the ruling class in our

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Speaker 6: tax code the last thirty years. Give working Americans a

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Speaker 6: break for once. And by the way, for people to say, oh,

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Speaker 6: the no tax on tips, no tax in overtime, that's

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Speaker 6: going to be abused. It's capped at like twenty five

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Speaker 6: thousand dollars a year, meaning that it's not tax up

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Speaker 6: be like, oh, my entire income is tips, Like okay,

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Speaker 6: So there is a cap on the capacity to be

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Speaker 6: able to abuse the system. But when I go out

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Speaker 6: restaurants in Arizona, when even when you know people go

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Speaker 6: out to Buffalo Wild Wings, which I would say Buffaloldlinks

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Speaker 6: is good as a novelty thing once or twice a year.

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Speaker 6: Buffaloblings is the best because they got the most screens.

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Speaker 6: So during March madness, maybe during a great college football game,

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Speaker 6: I'd say Buffalo Wild Things is passable. But you know

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Speaker 6: how tough the waiter life is. They're up till ten eleven,

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Speaker 6: twelve midnight, and it takes a while to wind down.

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Speaker 6: They don't earn the money that they always deserve, and

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Speaker 6: they're totally reliant on tips and on the nasty Most

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Speaker 6: people are just jerks and some people give like no

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Speaker 6: tip whatsoever. By the way, that is a big difference

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Speaker 6: between European and American culture. American culture we are very

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Speaker 6: It's like an unheard of concept. So if you tip

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Speaker 6: they never heard of something about it. And not to

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Speaker 6: Cops are now going to get a huge tax tax break.

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Speaker 6: Firefighters are about to get a huge tax break, union workers.

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Speaker 6: A lot of people say, well, I'm not on overtime work,

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Speaker 6: But think about cops right now, police officers right now

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Speaker 6: in Chicago that are having to do the summer wave

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Speaker 6: have to go work double overtime. That overtime will now

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Speaker 6: be tax free. That is more money back in your pocket.

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Speaker 6: Biden didn't do it. Bushed didn't do it. Remember, approximately

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Speaker 6: Email us as always freedom at Charliekirk dot com. No

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Speaker 6: tax on overtime is massive. That one is also as

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Speaker 6: big as the no tax on tips. And it's easy

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Speaker 6: for those of us, like I host a radio program,

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Speaker 6: we're doing incredibly well, praise to the Lord, are so detached.

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Speaker 6: It's easy to get detached from the overtime tip world.

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Speaker 6: Because of all the inflation that Joe Biden in massive

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Speaker 6: reckless spending gave us. We're in a tough spot and

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Speaker 6: President Trump is digging us out of that economic ditch.

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Speaker 6: By the way, imagine the midterm angle of all this

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Speaker 6: and the twenty twenty eight angle. Democrats are voting against

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Speaker 6: no tax on tips, no tax in overtime, and this

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Speaker 6: is I want to get to the no tax on

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Speaker 6: Social Security thing because it's technically true. I'm gonna read this.

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Speaker 6: The White House just send this to us. The White

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Speaker 6: House is watching the show and then they're working their

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Speaker 6: tail office, So it adds a deduction. So quote a

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Speaker 6: married couple of seniors both receiving the average twenty four

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Speaker 6: thousand dollars Social Security income. The couple will have a

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Speaker 6: total of forty eight thousand dollars in annual income that

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Speaker 6: most will be eighty five percent of its taxable Under

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Speaker 6: the Big Beautiful Bill, this couple would be entitled to

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Speaker 6: deductions that exceed their taxable Social Security income. So consider

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Speaker 6: the case of a senior filing a single tax return

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Speaker 6: receiving the average retirement benefit of approximately twenty four thousand dollars.

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Speaker 6: The maximum amount of Social Security included in taxable income

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Speaker 6: is eighty five percent of the benefit, which would be

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Speaker 6: twenty thousand dollars in this case. Under the Big Beautiful

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Speaker 6: Bill in twenty twenty five, the senior would be entitled

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Speaker 6: to twenty three thousand dollars in deductions. So the Big

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Speaker 6: Beautiful Bill would lead to deductions that exceed the senior's

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Speaker 6: taxable Social Security income. So it adds a deduction that

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Speaker 6: low income seniors will qualify for. So it helps seniors.

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Speaker 6: They couldn't get to the social Security threshold about sixty votes.

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Speaker 6: It's not all social Security. But you know what, seniors

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Speaker 6: with high incomes shouldn't be tax free on this. Seniors

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Speaker 6: in America do very well. But low income seniors, we

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Speaker 6: are there for you. I think that's legit. Low income seniors,

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Speaker 6: that's fine. No tax on tips, no tax in overtime everybody.

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Speaker 6: What is the priority here? The priority is a working

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Speaker 6: class tax bill. For once, finally we have a working

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Speaker 6: class perspective. This is much better than the even the

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Speaker 6: Trump tax gouts to twenty seventeen, which this expands. It

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Speaker 6: is time that the people that built the Trump movement

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Speaker 6: start to be able to have more take home pay.

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Speaker 6: I want you to imagine people in overtime. A lot

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Speaker 6: of people in hospitality this summer in the world, in

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Speaker 6: hotels and conference centers in Vegas, they're gonna be working

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Speaker 6: overtime cops, firefighters, EMTs, nurses. So all of a sudden,

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Speaker 6: if you're now gonna go do a double double, if

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Speaker 6: you're gonna do a double basically two shifts in one NonStop,

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Speaker 6: the overtime is now tax free. That is a working

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Speaker 6: class stimulus by giving workers who receive an overtime and

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Speaker 6: after tax boost without having to increase their base wages.

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Speaker 6: It's it helps employers as well. So here's the bottom line.

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Speaker 6: We the people, the everyday citizens benefit by giving workers

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Speaker 6: who receive overtime and after tax pay boost about having

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Speaker 6: to increase their base wages. Employers may feel less pressured

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Speaker 6: to have to dive into non productive means. Let's play

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Speaker 6: one one last piece of table. Let's play cut three

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Speaker 6: twenty seven.

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Speaker 3: So we're going to look at the strongly approved numbers.

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Speaker 3: So this isn't just Republicans who like Donald Trump. This

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Speaker 3: is Republicans who love Donald Trump.

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Speaker 6: And he's up like a rocket.

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Speaker 1: Look at this.

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Speaker 3: In July twenty seventeen, the strongly approved with fifty three percent.

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Speaker 6: That's pretty good. But look at where he is now.

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Speaker 3: Sixty three percent of Republicans strongly approve of the job

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Speaker 3: that Donald Trump is doing about five months into his presidency.

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Speaker 3: Republicans love Donald Trump the way that Americans love Disney World.

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Speaker 2: The bottom line.

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Speaker 6: Is sixty three percent.

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Speaker 12: That is a huge, huge base.

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Speaker 3: And of course it's just part of a Republican base

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Speaker 3: in which about ninety percent of them overall approof of him,

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Speaker 3: including the somewhat approves as well.

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Speaker 6: Summarize this altogether. Seniors are getting a tax break. It's

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Speaker 6: no tax on tips, it's no tax on overtime. We're

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Speaker 6: getting incredible energy production. Gas prices are going down, Inflation

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Speaker 6: is cooling, Deportations are going up. President Donald Trump's political

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Speaker 6: journey the last ten years has been fueled by workers.

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Speaker 6: He remade the Republican Party for workers. We call them

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Speaker 6: the muscular class here on this program, and he's finally

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Speaker 6: delivering for them. No overtime tax, no tax on Social

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Speaker 6: Security for working low income seniors. This is a fulfillment

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Speaker 6: of a mandate. This is a keeping of a promise,

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Speaker 6: and his base loves him. And now for the plumber

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Speaker 6: in Birmingham, Alabama, he'll be able to get more money

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Speaker 6: taking home. That is a major victory. Second hour coming up.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice News break. I'm

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Speaker 5: Terrence Bads. With the shake of a mouse and the

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Speaker 5: click of a key on a laptop, criminals can steal

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Speaker 5: your house from right underneath you. What's arguably even more

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Speaker 5: concerning is that it can all happen without you even

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Speaker 5: knowing about it. Home title theft, indeed, fraud is a

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Speaker 5: growing epidemic, and there are a few laws on the

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Speaker 5: books to protect you, and that's why you have to

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Speaker 5: be able to protect yourself. James Finch is an expert

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Speaker 5: in information security. He's also a former head of the

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Speaker 5: FBI Cyber Division. He joins me this morning to discuss

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Speaker 5: mister Finch, good to see you.

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Speaker 13: It's good to see you, Clarence.

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Speaker 16: Thanks, thank you for having me, Terrence, and by the way,

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Speaker 16: early happy independent.

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Speaker 5: Likewise, happy fourth of July to you as well. Let's

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Speaker 5: talk about home title theft and how people can protect

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Speaker 5: themselves because this is really an epidemic and it's something

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Speaker 5: unfortunately many people don't realize has happened to them until

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Speaker 5: it's too late.

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Speaker 1: This is true.

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Speaker 16: This is true, and you know, I'd like to tell

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Speaker 16: your viewers about house stealing, but I would ask them

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Speaker 16: when was the last time they checked their homes title

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Speaker 16: to see if their name is still on it, if

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Speaker 16: they're still the owner. Let me tell you a short

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Speaker 16: story about a young lady from Houston whose grandmother passed

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Speaker 16: away and left her the home. Unfortunately, there were back

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Speaker 16: taxes and she couldn't afford the taxes, and so the

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Speaker 16: county worked out a payment plan. So she paid on

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Speaker 16: this home for months in anticipation of moving in, and

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Speaker 16: when she finally paid off the back taxes, she discovered

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Speaker 16: her home had been stolen. She wasn't notified by the county,

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Speaker 16: and now she has to find money to pay an attorney.

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Speaker 16: If she had had Home Title Locks million dollar triple

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Speaker 16: lock protection, she would have been alerted when someone tried

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Speaker 16: second lock of that triple lock protection is if there's

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Speaker 16: And if you did not make that change or authorize

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Speaker 16: themselves about house stealing and how they can prevent themselves

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Speaker 5: So what you've just described as a proactive measure on. Fortunately,

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Speaker 5: there are all too many people who have to be reactive.

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Speaker 5: You mentioned the woman who lost her home and she

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Speaker 5: ended up having to spend a lot of money on

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Speaker 5: an attorney.

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Speaker 13: I would imagine that.

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Speaker 5: It's rather challenging to try to get your title back

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Speaker 5: when someone has taken it and signed it over to themselves.

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Speaker 16: Yes, the burden falls on the homeowner to prove that

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Speaker 16: they did not take out the loans on the home

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Speaker 16: that the bad guy took out, and they have to

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Speaker 16: find an attorney and attorneys, as we all know, they

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Speaker 16: are not cheap. But with home title lock, we will

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Speaker 16: spend up to a million dollars in an attorney fees

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Speaker 16: to restore your home's title. Well, that is not a worry.

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Speaker 16: This is an emotional and financial nightmare, devastating to the home.

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Speaker 5: And I think what's most important about what you describe

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Speaker 5: from home title lock is that they are watching a

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Speaker 5: at the county level.

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Speaker 16: If you will, yes, it is, and they monitor your

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Speaker 16: homes title twenty four to seven. Most people don't realize

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Speaker 16: their home. Home's title is a matter of public information.

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Speaker 16: It's publicly available to anyone, and a bad guy all

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Speaker 16: he has to do is forge your name on one

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Speaker 16: simple document that's downloaded from the internet. Fill out that

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Speaker 16: document in its entirety, stamp it with a fake notary

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Speaker 16: stamp that is easily acquired over the internet. Hey, the

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Speaker 16: small filing fee and file it with the county Recorder's office.

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Speaker 16: And that's it for all practical purposes. As an intent,

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Speaker 16: that bad guy now owns your home.

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Speaker 5: Well, folks, if you heard that and you're not scared yet,

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Speaker 5: and to protect yourself and your home. Well, that's going

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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for being.

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Joining us is one of my

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Speaker 6: favorite guests we here at the Bitcoin dot Com studio,

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Speaker 6: Mark Halprin. Mark has an amazing thing going. He's got

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Speaker 6: two way TV. He's got the Mark Alprin Show. That

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Speaker 6: what it's called Mark, I want to make sure I

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Speaker 6: get it correct.

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Speaker 21: Next up on the Making County. There we go Tuesdays

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Speaker 21: and Thursdays.

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Speaker 6: Phenomenal. It's editor in chief a two way. So Mark,

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Speaker 6: I want to pick your brain here for a second

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Speaker 6: and take a step back and talk about mandate. First

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Speaker 6: piece of legislation, George W. Bush, he tried to get

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Speaker 6: Medicare done. Obama most famously, of course, he put all

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Speaker 6: of his chips on healthcare and Obamacare right out of

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Speaker 6: the gate. What can we learn historically about how popular

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Speaker 6: these bills end up being and also how they end

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Speaker 6: up taking a different final form than the original intent

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Speaker 6: once they walk they work through the Senate in the House.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, great question.

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Speaker 21: I'll just politely and respectfully annotate what you said about Obama.

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Speaker 21: Obama actually passed two pretty big pieces of legislatimilate Stimulus

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Speaker 21: and and the auto bail app right saving saving a

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Speaker 21: Detroit And and I think while he didn't get as

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Speaker 21: much credit from those as he thought he deserved, those

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Speaker 21: were pretty significant. Uh And and certainly maybe maybe someone

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Speaker 21: would say net net weren't positive, but I think they

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Speaker 21: had a lot of positives to them.

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Speaker 1: Uh And and and I.

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Speaker 21: Think it's arguably true that that the stimulus kept the

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Speaker 21: world from going into a deep recession or depression. After that,

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Speaker 21: it was kind of down hill after he passed those

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Speaker 21: three things. In terms of domestic achievements. I think that

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Speaker 21: you know, as you know, firste hundred days is an

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Speaker 21: overrated thing. It doesn't really mean much. It's the first

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Speaker 21: year and a couple of month ones. And are these

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Speaker 21: bills the ones you talked about? And with President Trump reconciliation,

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Speaker 21: there's no greater thing in life to which you can

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Speaker 21: apply the expression don't make the perfect the enemy of

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Speaker 21: the good.

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Speaker 1: These bills are not perfect.

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Speaker 21: There's no one in Congress and probably no one in

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Speaker 21: the administration who would write these bills exactly as there

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Speaker 21: as they're written in the case of the previous presidence.

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Speaker 21: In the case of President Trump, you can't fail. And again,

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Speaker 21: remember Trump is a hybrid. He's part first term, you know,

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Speaker 21: new president with the energy and momentum and one hundred

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Speaker 21: day agenda that that implies. But he's also second term.

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Speaker 21: He's term limited. He's going to have decreasing power after

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Speaker 21: the midterms, even if Republicans keep majority in the Congress.

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Speaker 1: And so I think.

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Speaker 21: I think if you look at if you look at

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Speaker 21: the fact that he's a lame doc and this is

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Speaker 21: his second term, this is extraordinary to be able to

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Speaker 21: have the umph too in a in a in a

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Speaker 21: in a partisan way through reconciliation, to get something this

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Speaker 21: big past, and I do think it will pass. There's

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Speaker 21: no talk of bipartisanship right and that's different in the

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Speaker 21: beginning of a first term. Obama, I think made a

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Speaker 21: mistake by doing things in a partisan way, but he

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Speaker 21: talked about it bipartisan projects. There's no bipartisan project being

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Speaker 21: talked about, at least not yet. And I'll be curious

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Speaker 21: to see when you talk about how does history view them.

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Speaker 1: It's mixed.

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Speaker 21: It depends on the overall impact they seem to have had,

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Speaker 21: particularly on the economy. But I think it'll be interesting

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Speaker 21: to see what's the next project. The Speaker's already talking

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Speaker 21: about another reconciliation bill, which would be another purely partisan project.

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Speaker 21: Is there anything in these polarized times, given the animosity

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Speaker 21: that exists, that they can follow on after this?

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Speaker 1: Because this bill will have a positive effect on the.

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Speaker 21: Economy, I believe, at least on the macro economy, but

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Speaker 21: it's going to be it's going to be a dominant

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Speaker 21: part of our politics now between now and the midterms.

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Speaker 21: The Democrats have a much different point of view about

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Speaker 21: this bill, and I think the proof will be in

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Speaker 21: the putting rural hospitals in red states are put out

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Speaker 21: of business because of this bill. It's going to be

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Speaker 21: hard for the President to explain that.

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Speaker 6: It is a difficult riddle to solve when you have

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Speaker 6: a government that is so big as ours and you

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Speaker 6: have debts and depth. It's just no, there is no

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Speaker 6: easy approach.

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Speaker 13: Now.

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Speaker 6: President Trump's original solution was, look, we should raise taxes

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Speaker 6: on high income earners. But Mark, just remind our audience

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Speaker 6: that was so dead on arrival once it hit the

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Speaker 6: House in the Senate. I mean President Trump proposed it. Now,

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Speaker 6: whether or not it was a political proposition, I actually

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Speaker 6: think he's okay with it. He talked about it a lot.

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Speaker 6: It's like, hey, just go to forty percent. But why

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Speaker 6: is it that that was so do oa, Why was

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Speaker 6: that so dead on arrival? Which, by the way, on

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Speaker 6: I said many times my show, Look, Charlie Kirkshrow does great,

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Speaker 6: We're at the top income bracket. I don't want my

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Speaker 6: taxes raised. But if it means we go to forty

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Speaker 6: percent and I also get a ton of spending cuts,

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Speaker 6: I'll suck it up. My life is not going to

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Speaker 6: be consisting, you know, materially impacted. And now I'm not

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Speaker 6: a socialist for saying that. But why is it that

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Speaker 6: was so dead on arrival once that hit the house.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a great question.

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Speaker 21: And just to clarify something I said, I'm not predicting

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Speaker 21: that this reconcilation bill will put rural hospitals out of business.

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Speaker 21: It could, so I'm not predicting it. But but but,

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Speaker 21: but my point is some of the things the Democrats

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Speaker 21: say about the bill are are whack, but some might

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Speaker 21: be true.

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Speaker 1: We just don't know.

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Speaker 21: So A highly covered but undercovered story is the way

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Speaker 21: Donald Trump has changed the Republican Party free trade party

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Speaker 21: to protectionist party, a party of military engagement overseas to

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Speaker 21: a party that's about America first and no endless wars,

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Speaker 21: A party that on some cultural issues was more conservative

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Speaker 21: has become more moderate or libertarian. Taxes and taxes on

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Speaker 21: the wealthy is one that he hasn't changed and party

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Speaker 21: hasn't changed it because he's got mixed feelings about it, right,

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Speaker 21: he's not all in on it. If he were, he

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Speaker 21: would have fought for it. There's no nothing magical about

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Speaker 21: the current rates. And this is where I'm sure some

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Speaker 21: of your viewers and listeners will say Alpurn's a communist.

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Speaker 21: There's nothing magical about the top rate. There's no there's

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Speaker 21: no science to it. The difference between thirty six and

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Speaker 21: thirty one or forty and twenty. It's his arbitrary and

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Speaker 21: and it's arbitrary in terms of fairness, and it's arbitrary

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Speaker 21: in terms.

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Speaker 1: Of impact it'll have on the economy.

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Speaker 21: We all want taxes to be as low as possible

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Speaker 21: on everyone. But unless you think no one should pay

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Speaker 21: any taxes, rich people are going to have I're going

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Speaker 21: to have to pay more in taxes, maybe not a

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Speaker 21: higher rate if you don't believe in that, but they're

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Speaker 21: at the same rate. They're going to pay more because

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Speaker 21: they make more. I think that that this was something

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Speaker 21: that House members and senators just feel. We are the

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Speaker 21: low tax party. We we just we cannot dedate. You know,

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Speaker 21: many of your audience will know Grover nor Quist, the

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Speaker 21: Republican who said who's led a movement at his organization

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Speaker 21: Americans for taxing from I'm saying there can never be

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Speaker 21: a net tax increase, not no tax increases, but no

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Speaker 21: net tax increase. Had they raised the top rate, it

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Speaker 21: wouldn't have been a net tax increase. But that's how

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Speaker 21: strongly the party's identity is still wedded to the notion

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Speaker 21: of we don't raise taxes on anyone. We're in the

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Speaker 21: business of cutting taxes. And Donald Trump's administration is divided.

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Speaker 21: I think he's divided in his own head. It would

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Speaker 21: have been brilliant politics and the right thing to do economically,

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Speaker 21: I believe, but the parties just still that's too much

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Speaker 21: of the identity is still tied up there.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and that was my argument that look, again, no

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Speaker 6: one's going to be like yay, celebrating it, but look, guys,

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Speaker 6: if you want to try to make a deal, here's

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Speaker 6: the one thing that when you're at the top income,

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Speaker 6: you pay your taxes, so you get a very very

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Speaker 6: high collection rate, so you don't have to spend a

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Speaker 6: ton of money collection. Now there'll be some scamming, but

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Speaker 6: it's much higher than on the lower side. So therefore,

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Speaker 6: when you raise every percentage, you're actually getting a higher

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Speaker 6: return of revenue as per than you would if you're

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Speaker 6: raising it on lower, which we shouldn't raise on lower.

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Speaker 6: But if you would have said, hey, we're going to

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Speaker 6: do more spending cuts, but hey we're also going to

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Speaker 6: just say we're going to go from thirty seven to forty,

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Speaker 6: it conceivably could have raised hundreds of billions of dollars

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Speaker 6: in revenue. It would have been a death blow political

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Speaker 6: talking point against the Democrats. Right, it just would have

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Speaker 6: been a gut punch. But the response I got again,

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Speaker 6: I'm not ideological on this. I want a country. I

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Speaker 6: want a US dollar that's strong, is marked, they say,

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Speaker 6: But h W. Bush was crushed because he raised taxes.

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Speaker 6: Separate fact from fiction for us on this.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, wait in terms of the Bush metaphor.

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Speaker 6: No, just that one, And like is it true? Is

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Speaker 6: it like every time that you raise taxes, does it

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Speaker 6: necessarily mean that's built into the mythology of the storytelling

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Speaker 6: around this stuff.

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Speaker 1: Right?

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Speaker 21: Bill Clinton raised taxes and he thrived as president, and

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Speaker 21: raising taxes on the wealthiest is extremely popular, including amongst

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Speaker 21: a lot of Republicans. I will say this, and I

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Speaker 21: would love to have dinner with you sometime and talk

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Speaker 21: about this topic of length. We have income inequality in

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Speaker 21: this country. We do, and the rich since COVID have

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Speaker 21: done it extremely well. Okay, So I don't care if

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Speaker 21: you're Rand Paul or Ted Cruz or Bernie Sanders or

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Speaker 21: AOC or my next mayor. Mister on DOMI you need

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Speaker 21: a plan for that is it is immoral and it's bad.

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Speaker 21: It's bad politics and bad economics. We need people in

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Speaker 21: the lower spheres to have more money to spend because

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Speaker 21: rich people don't spend as much. So and it's immoral.

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Speaker 21: And so I'm not saying the solution should be higher

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Speaker 21: taxes or you know, I'm not unlike my incoming mayor,

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Speaker 21: I'm not against billionaires. But no matter where you are

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Speaker 21: in the ideological spectrum, you need a position on how

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Speaker 21: we're going to have.

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Speaker 6: By the way, it's just my advice is, don't be ideological.

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Speaker 7: Guys.

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Speaker 6: There's stuff you can be ideological. I get it. You know,

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Speaker 6: I'm very ideological on pro life stuff.

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Speaker 1: I get it.

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Speaker 6: But but the economics should be a means towards a

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Speaker 6: national end. And again I'm in a unique spot because

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Speaker 6: it's someone Okay, Final'll pay three percent more if I

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Speaker 6: can get spending cuts and all of a sudden we

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Speaker 6: can balance the budget. That's good. By the way, that's

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Speaker 6: good for high income earners purchasing power over the next

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Speaker 6: twenty years. It actually benefits you anyway. I think that

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Speaker 6: we're a little bit too fanatical in my opinion over

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Speaker 6: time about well we can't raise taxes. That say, okay,

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Speaker 6: here at the Bitcoin dot Com studio, So Mark there.

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Speaker 6: The Mom Donnie story in New York is noteworthy. I

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Speaker 6: do want to get your take on it. But I

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Speaker 6: think this is largely driven by economics, and I think

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Speaker 6: that if the Republican Party fails to understand that we're

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Speaker 6: becoming more unequal, that things cost a lot more than

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Speaker 6: they should. I think President Trump is addressing it. I

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Speaker 6: think he's doing a great job of it. But we're

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Speaker 6: still early in the administration. We are going to get

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Speaker 6: more Mom Donnie's if we do not address ownership economics.

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Speaker 6: His kind of genre of politics is made possible when

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Speaker 6: people cannot afford basic necessities. Your take, Mark.

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Speaker 21: Helprin, As is often the case, we agree. I did

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Speaker 21: a monologue the other day on Next Up of comparing

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Speaker 21: Donald Trump's political skills on Donnie's to Donald Trump, and

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Speaker 21: for my trouble, I've been called a communist. Just for

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Speaker 21: the record, I'm more free market than Ted Cruz. I'm

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Speaker 21: a big believer in capitalism. I believe his success is

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Speaker 21: based in part on what you said. I'd say that's

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Speaker 21: number one. Number two would be his skills using social

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Speaker 21: media to drive that message. Third is it's a very

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Speaker 21: liberal city, and I think people like his liberal policies.

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Speaker 21: But I agree with you, it's more identification with the frustration,

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Speaker 21: and in that way, he's exactly like Trump. He's talking

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Speaker 21: about the forgotten men and women, working class people who

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Speaker 21: simply feel they're being left behind, that the system's rigged

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Speaker 21: against them, and Trump's prescriptions for that are different. But

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Speaker 21: the analysis of the issue and the connection with working

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Speaker 21: class voters, I think is pretty much the same. It's

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Speaker 21: I've said this before. I may have even said it

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Speaker 21: to you. The only thing more disgraceful than the mismanagement

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Speaker 21: of our cities by extreme liberals is the Republican parties

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Speaker 21: and the conservative movement's failure to offer credible alternatives.

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Speaker 1: This should be a mismatch.

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Speaker 21: Every American city should be electing a conservative to try

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Speaker 21: something different, because the record of failure for our kids

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Speaker 21: on education, for our cities, in terms of safety, for

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Speaker 21: our economies of our cities, and housing prices, et cetera.

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Speaker 21: The record couldn't it couldn't be more embarrassing what the

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Speaker 21: record of failure is. And yet the city, this city

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Speaker 21: is now almost certainly going to turn to a guy

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Speaker 21: who's not just promising more of the same, but more

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Speaker 21: extreme liberal policies. But he's in a position to do

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Speaker 21: that for the reason you said, which is like Donald Trump,

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Speaker 21: he's saying to people, you don't like the status quo,

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Speaker 21: You're right, the status quo for you is horrible. You

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Speaker 21: can't afford bus fare, you can't afford to send your

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Speaker 21: kid to a soccer league, you can't rent.

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Speaker 1: A house or buy a house.

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Speaker 21: And I've got some ideas seem appealing to address that,

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Speaker 21: and I believe that this city and others need alternatives

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Speaker 21: to address the same issues.

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Speaker 6: So how are Democrats privately processing Mam Donnie publicly? I

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Speaker 6: don't care privately, what is your reporting showing.

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Speaker 1: Even people like.

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Speaker 21: The leader Jeffries in the House, who have been a

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Speaker 21: terrified of the liberal base and largely dance to their tune,

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Speaker 21: recognize that Donald Trump will make this guy to face

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Speaker 21: their republic, the Democratic Party, every day between now and

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Speaker 21: the midterms. And some people around Jeffrey say he thinks

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Speaker 21: it will cost them the House, that literally they can't

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Speaker 21: win the House if this guy's the mayor of New

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Speaker 21: York City.

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Speaker 1: But again, it's one city. It's a big city.

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Speaker 21: He's Gotham City, city that never sleep city, said, I

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Speaker 21: say him, but twice my home.

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Speaker 1: I care a lot about it.

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Speaker 21: But he's not He's not going to be the mayor

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Speaker 21: of the United States or the mayor of every city.

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Speaker 21: And they've got some nominees like svan Berger and uh

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Speaker 21: uh Chryl in gubernatorial races who are more moderate, who

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Speaker 21: have national security experience, et cetera. This guy is so talented,

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Speaker 21: he's so talented, he'll and he's not shying away from

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Speaker 21: being a national figure. You know, when President Trump attacked him,

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Speaker 21: he could say, well, I'm just reading for America York City.

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Speaker 21: He's loving it. He's he's right in it. And that's

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Speaker 21: going to make it easier for Donald Trump. And and

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Speaker 21: and I'll say again to people who are listeners to

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Speaker 21: the show, most of whom don't prefer the politics of

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Speaker 21: Bernie Sanders and AOC. Tens of millions of Americans agree

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Speaker 21: with this guy, of course, and so and so and

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Speaker 21: so he's not he's not some outlier for all Americans.

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Speaker 21: Tens of millions of Americans agree with that, and that

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Speaker 21: you guy has to be reckoned with.

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Speaker 6: By the way, Bernie won the primary in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 6: who was stolen from him? Legit?

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Speaker 21: We want to talk about a stolen front and maybe

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Speaker 21: twenty twenty two, no, if.

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Speaker 6: It wasn't for COVID. And by the way, the Democrats

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Speaker 6: have had a decade long Mom Donnie base that has

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Speaker 6: not been realized. They have pressed that base where we

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Speaker 6: as Republicans, I mean, it's just a complete circus, right,

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Speaker 6: I means, whatever and we win, and it's all that

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Speaker 6: there's there's no rules, and well, we like it. It's

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Speaker 6: the wild West. The Democrats, they are stalinists where they've

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Speaker 6: done there. The corporate Democrats like, we got to keep

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Speaker 6: this base under control forty five seconds mark. Is this

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Speaker 6: a harbinger that the most radical elements of the Democrat

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Speaker 6: base are going to consume all the way up to

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Speaker 6: the Democrat nominee in twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 21: I think there's no indication that there's anyone who's filling

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Speaker 21: the vacuum that the party is so far left. The

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Speaker 21: national chairman isn't doing it, Schumer isn't doing it. I

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Speaker 21: don't think these presidential candidates are. You know, Gavin took

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Speaker 21: a tentative step with you, and then that was that

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Speaker 21: was that, and and I'll just say Democrats haven't acknowledged

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Speaker 21: what you and I can see so clearly and Bernie

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Speaker 21: acknowledges and shouts of that. They stole an election from

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Speaker 21: the progressive base and they thought, and they I thought

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Speaker 21: it had no impact on What it did was make

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Speaker 21: the progressive base even angrier and more empowered. And I

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Speaker 21: don't see how. I don't see anything on the horizon

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Speaker 21: that's going to stop that. For twenty six, search for

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Speaker 21: twenty eight and that's a big problem for the party.

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Speaker 6: Mark Alprin excellent as always. Check out Next Up with

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Speaker 6: Mark Halpern and the Megan Kelly Network and also two

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Speaker 6: Way dot TV. Mark. Thanks so much. Benny Johnson joins

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Speaker 5: Terrence Bate's here with your Real America's Voice newsbreak. Thanks

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Speaker 5: so much for being here with us. The House is

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Speaker 5: debating the Senate's version of the One Big Beautiful Bill

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Speaker 5: right now. The clock is taking down towards July fourth,

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Speaker 5: deadline to get the tax and spending plan passed, and

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Speaker 5: on President Trump's desk.

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Speaker 2: In fact, we're.

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Speaker 5: Expecting a House vote at some point in time today

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Speaker 5: or at very latest tomorrow.

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Speaker 6: The Ya's are fifty, the nays are fifty.

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Speaker 19: The Senate being evenly divided, the Vice President votes, and

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Speaker 19: the affirmative the bill as amended is passed.

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Speaker 5: That was the Senate passing the measure on Tuesday, Vice

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Speaker 5: President jd. Vance casting the tie breaking vote as you

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Speaker 5: just heard, to get the measure over the finish line.

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Speaker 5: Republican Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski meantime voted for the measure.

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Speaker 5: But Warren's quote, my hope is that the House is

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Speaker 5: going to look at this and recognize that we're not

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Speaker 5: there yet. House Speaker Mike Johnson appears confident though, that

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Speaker 5: the one big, beautiful bill will soon be law.

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Speaker 20: We're estimating the average American will have an additional ten

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Speaker 20: thousand dollars take home pay because of this.

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Speaker 1: You will have no.

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Speaker 20: Taxes on your tips and on your overtime. Seniors will

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Speaker 20: get a reduction in taxes because of a credit they'll

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Speaker 20: have those on Social Security. There's something in this bill, literally,

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Speaker 20: as the President said today, for everyone.

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Speaker 2: It is great policy.

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Speaker 20: And is going to help the economy, help the American

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Speaker 20: people and fulfill the promises of the American First Agenda, and.

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Speaker 5: At the White House, President Trump raising the prospect of

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Speaker 5: a sixty day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. He brought

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Speaker 5: it up on Tuesday and the social media post saying

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Speaker 5: that Israel had agreed to a deal to stop fighting.

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Speaker 5: Hamas is reportedly saying it's open to reaching an agreement,

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Speaker 5: but any initiative must clearly lead to the complete end

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Speaker 5: of the war. A Hamas delegation is scheduled to meet

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Speaker 5: with mediators from Egypt and Cutter today in Cairo to

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Speaker 5: discuss the proposal. That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 6: a great friend. Bennie Johnson, host of The Benny Show. Benny,

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Speaker 6: Welcome to the program. There's a lots that discussed, but

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Speaker 6: I was moved because one of my family members, says, Charlie.

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Speaker 6: Do you remember that amazing documentary you did when you

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Speaker 6: sent Benny down to Cuba. You should remind people about it.

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Speaker 6: With the Rise of Mister Mom Donnie. So Benny has

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Speaker 6: done many mini projects with us. I want to play

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Speaker 6: this piece of tape here, and I believe this is

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Speaker 6: from the Yeah, this is from the Benny Cuba documentary.

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Speaker 6: But I'm going to play this and then I'll allow

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Speaker 6: you to kind of narrate it. This is cut three

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Speaker 6: sixty eight. People rushing into a grocery store because they

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Speaker 6: only open them at certain times and have a set supply.

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Speaker 6: This is what government run grocery stores get. You play

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Speaker 6: cut three sixty eight.

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Speaker 23: All of a sudden, the guards come to the gate

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Speaker 23: to open the gate, and that's when I've never seen

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Speaker 23: this before, but everyone's swarmed.

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Speaker 8: People started running, Even.

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Speaker 23: People that run in lines that were just like in

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Speaker 23: the area, just start sprinting in there because this is

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Speaker 23: their only chance to get your essentials and the necessities

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Speaker 23: to feed their families.

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Speaker 6: See, Benny, what did you learn? We went to Cuba.

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Speaker 6: We have more pace piece of tape to play. But Benny,

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Speaker 6: you went to Cuba, What did you learn about government

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Speaker 6: run grocery stores?

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Speaker 24: Yeah, I mean, I you know, I understand why people

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Speaker 24: would flee Cuba and risk being interned in Alligator Alcatraz.

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Speaker 24: Because it is truly hell on Earth. It's like a

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Speaker 24: bizarro world video game. Charlie is like when you see

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Speaker 24: a post apocalyptic scene inside of a Hollywood movie. Where

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Speaker 24: there was once a thriving society. There was once a

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Speaker 24: functional people, a functional architecture of the city, but it's

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Speaker 24: all been rotted and it's all been crumbled down to

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Speaker 24: its lowest common criminal denominator. It's very sad to go

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Speaker 24: through Havana. It's very sad to see these old, beautiful

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Speaker 24: Spanish castles that have just decayed and are now truly

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Speaker 24: just crumbling directly into the street. And the people there

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Speaker 24: in the nation of Cuba are also eternally depressed. It

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Speaker 24: was a sick experience. It was experience that's obviously telling

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Speaker 24: for the capacity of this ideology to potentially migrate here

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Speaker 24: into the States.

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Speaker 13: It's horrible.

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Speaker 24: We have the mayor of Miami on who is himself

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Speaker 24: a son of Cuban dissidents that had to flee Castros regime,

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Speaker 24: and he said, this is American Castro. Zorhan Mandami is

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Speaker 24: American Castro, and he will do to New York what

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Speaker 24: he's done to Havana. Inside of that grocery store, by

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Speaker 24: the way, every single item there was just government owned

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Speaker 24: stamps on everything, so like a canna beans, a piece

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Speaker 24: of frozen chicken. There was mainly empty shelves. But everything

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Speaker 24: just comes from the same process.

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Speaker 6: I'm going to play this. It's unbelievable and the quality

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Speaker 6: is terrible. There you go, did some of those video,

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Speaker 6: Let's play cut three seventy.

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Speaker 24: The effects of socialism are everywhere, crumbling infrastructure and disgusting

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Speaker 24: living conditions. That is what socialism has brought to Cuba.

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Speaker 24: Maybe the socialists in America should take a short trip,

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Speaker 24: a short ninety mile trip to come here and say

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Speaker 24: they want this.

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Speaker 13: In America.

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Speaker 25: It was like going through ruins. And the horrific thing

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Speaker 25: is that no one is living in the pantheon right now,

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Speaker 25: like no one lives in the pcropolis. It's a ruin.

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Speaker 25: These are ruins that people are living in.

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Speaker 24: Socialism is popular in America. Now what do you think

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Speaker 24: of socialism?

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Speaker 16: Yeah?

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Speaker 26: Wow, but noise glute for a few months we were

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Speaker 26: now not good. Oh my friend, Noise, possibly petroleo, yeah,

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Speaker 26: Nafi for this depeople, Noise, possibly go for the world being.

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Speaker 6: And one more here. This is the grocery store one

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Speaker 6: before I put the grocery store one. Remind people, Benny,

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Speaker 6: this is how cute, this is what Mandannie wants to

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Speaker 6: do New York. I'm a plate in a second, but

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Speaker 6: walk us through. So you went to Cuba, how did

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Speaker 6: you even get cameras in it? Remind the audience about

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Speaker 6: all of it.

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Speaker 24: Well, they confiscated our drones when we got into Cuba.

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Speaker 24: We had to sit there for six hours while they

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Speaker 24: went through all of our bags, and then they eventually

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Speaker 24: rated the airbnb that we were staying at. Federal agents

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Speaker 24: from the communist regime rated the Airbnb and tried to

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Speaker 24: take our SD cards, try to take.

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Speaker 13: The footage that we were filming there.

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Speaker 24: So we had to actually flee the country. Thank god

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Speaker 24: that President Trump was president. If Joe Biden were president,

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Speaker 24: I assumed that we would be potentially incarcerated. To this day,

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Speaker 24: I want to go back to Cuba. I want to

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Speaker 24: head bat there and because it's just gotten worse. It

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Speaker 24: hasn't gotten any better, It's gotten far worse than when

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Speaker 24: we were there. This the footage that you're showing is

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Speaker 24: five years old, and so I would actually like to

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Speaker 24: head back and show people because it seems like this

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Speaker 24: is now making again a resurgence.

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Speaker 13: They want to bring Havanage to.

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Speaker 6: New York three seventy three.

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Speaker 25: So I really hope.

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Speaker 13: That you like Punchita, maingo marmalade, because you.

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Speaker 1: Have a whole isle.

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Speaker 25: Here in Cuba.

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Speaker 13: You can get an individually wrapped hamber.

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Speaker 25: And that's as precious to need.

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Speaker 24: Actually guess this one's an ultima, But my god, can

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Speaker 24: you get a lot of.

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Speaker 25: The exact same grand brand.

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Speaker 13: Of garbonto meanings.

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Speaker 24: And then after you're done buying all these incredible products,

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Speaker 24: you can stand in line for literally an hour, which

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Speaker 24: is as long as we've been standing in line.

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Speaker 13: And I'm telling you you're probably you're not gonna like

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Speaker 13: Cuba that much.

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Speaker 4: There was literally no fresh fruit, no fresh mean, no

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Speaker 4: fresh vegetables for nothing. There was one brand of the

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Speaker 4: things they did have, and the things they didn't have, well,

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Speaker 4: screw you.

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Speaker 24: I'm actually glad that I've glad that I've gone on

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Speaker 24: I'm glad I've gone on the communist Cuba diet. I've

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Speaker 24: probably lost like thirty five pounds since we filmed that,

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Speaker 24: and so you know, being there inspired me, Charlie. So

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Speaker 24: I've just I've been eating garbonzo beans for the last

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Speaker 24: five years straight from Havana.

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Speaker 13: It's actually done, wonders.

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Speaker 6: The best weight loss program that we have. It's not Ozembic,

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Speaker 6: it's not keto, it's not cold plunging. We will send

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Speaker 6: you to Cuba. You will lose thirty pounds in a month.

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Speaker 13: AOC could use that. Actually, right now, AOC could pay.

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Speaker 6: That's fire trip. I'm not saying anything more effective than ozembic.

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Speaker 6: You see capitalism, you tend to gain weight. We got

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Speaker 6: we got nothing but food here. You then went to

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Speaker 6: AOC's now origins. I think we have a piece of

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Speaker 6: tape here. But you went to AOC's hometown. She's not

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Speaker 6: a from the Bronx. Is that what we're finding out?

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Speaker 13: Oh no, she's a total fraud.

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Speaker 24: Ever since she was an infant, before she could walk

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Speaker 24: or talk, AOC has been raised in a leafy, clean

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Speaker 24: and beautiful suburb that is pristine and low on crime.

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Speaker 24: That is one of those places that gets painted in

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Speaker 24: American history by people like Norman Rockwell. It's a place

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Speaker 24: called Yorktown Heights, the hamlet of Yorktown Heights. It's one

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Speaker 24: hundred and twenty minutes from downtown Manhattan. It's a far

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Speaker 24: ways away from the hard scrabble, working class Bronx girl

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Speaker 24: persona that AOC tries to project onto the world. We

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Speaker 24: went and traveled there and exposed AOC for the fraud

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Speaker 24: that she is. You know a lot of people in

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Speaker 24: Maga Hats and there's actually a Trump sign right across

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Speaker 24: from AOC's home that she was raised in Charlie. And

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Speaker 24: it's not that she would just like live there for

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Speaker 24: a little bit. She went to preschool there, then she

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Speaker 24: went to elementary school, middle school, high school there, and

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Speaker 24: then she graduated went to Boston University. So she's a

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Speaker 24: total and complete fraud. The working class Bronx girl.

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Speaker 13: Uh is a liar.

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Speaker 6: Let's play cut three sixty three.

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Speaker 15: You know what.

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Speaker 13: Sometimes Welcome to the Bronx.

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Speaker 9: This is where AOC says she's from, and this is

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Speaker 9: where AOC is actually from. Welcome to Yorktown, the business

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Speaker 9: hamlet of Yorktown Heights.

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Speaker 24: There's mansions everywhere. It's beautiful, it's green, it's pristine, it's clean.

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Speaker 24: Let me even have a Christopher Columbus Society.

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Speaker 27: I thought AOC got all those statues ripped down, some

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Speaker 27: structural racism right here in AOC's hometown. Today, we're going

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Speaker 27: to investigate the biggest lie in all of politics, the

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Speaker 27: fraud of AOC.

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Speaker 6: And So, Benny, what did you learn in that investigation, Well,

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Speaker 6: me and the forty million people who have actually seen

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Speaker 6: that video learned that AOC has been lying and this

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Speaker 6: is working class stolen valor.

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Speaker 24: It's exactly what Kamala Harris tried to do when she

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Speaker 24: said that she worked at McDonald's. This is something that

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Speaker 24: is going to be used against her if she tries

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Speaker 24: to run in twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 13: And Charlie, she is number.

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Speaker 24: Two according to some polls in the Democrat positioning for

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Speaker 24: twenty twenty eight, So this is.

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Speaker 13: A major threat to AOC.

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Speaker 24: I don't understand why Democrats can't just accept that America

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Speaker 24: is a beautiful and wonderful country and to be from

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Speaker 24: a place like Yorktown Heights is a major privilege and

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Speaker 24: you should be thankful for it and not vengefully hate

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Speaker 24: your country. But here's what we learned from some of

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Speaker 24: the people that went to school with AOC, Charlie. We

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Speaker 24: learned that she was a big bully and that she

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Speaker 24: was unhappy, and that she was one of the people

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Speaker 24: in high school that you just didn't want to be around.

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Speaker 24: And so maybe she just took all that angst and

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Speaker 24: that lack of fulfillment and that self deprecation into politics,

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Speaker 24: that self loathing that you kind of see on the

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Speaker 24: left so often, and she just channeled it into communism

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Speaker 24: like they always do.

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Speaker 6: And so Benny kind of taking a step back here

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Speaker 6: and covering socialism for quite some time. What is the

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Speaker 6: driving force of mom Donnie and how do we defeat him?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, well, Trump told me yesterday is just going to

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Speaker 13: put him in jail.

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Speaker 24: There's that, but that's because Mom Donnie is proposing multiple

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Speaker 24: policies that are patently illegal. Mom Donnie wants to tax

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Speaker 24: people based on their skin color, he says so, and

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Speaker 24: he doubled down on that Charlie in fact this weekend,

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Speaker 24: saying that white people in New York need to pay

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Speaker 24: more taxes. That's something that obviously drew a rebuke from

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Speaker 24: the Trump Justice Department. But President Trump told me yesterday

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Speaker 24: when I asked him about Mom Donnie, that he's going

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Speaker 24: to be facing serious federal threats for stopping ice enforcement

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Speaker 24: in the city of New York. This is what he

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Speaker 24: promised to do when he won in his nomination.

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Speaker 13: Speech last week. So how do you stop him? I'm

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Speaker 13: not sure.

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Speaker 24: And it begs the question, Charlie, that I don't know

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Speaker 24: the answer to, which is do we let our great

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Speaker 24: American cities fail?

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Speaker 13: Do we give them what they want?

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Speaker 24: Democracy, of course is the people know what they want

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Speaker 24: and they deserve to get it good and hard. So

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Speaker 24: do we give New Yorkers the communism that they wish

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Speaker 24: to live under?

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Speaker 13: Is that the only way to learn? I don't know

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Speaker 13: the answer to that question.

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Speaker 6: Benny, stay right there. We have another segment together. Check

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Speaker 6: out Benny Johnson on YouTube. Check it out there, stay

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Speaker 6: right there. What do we have guys? Okay, email us

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Speaker 6: five dot com in Tampa. He lives in Tampa. Benny

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Speaker 6: remind our audience how great these Turning Point USA events are.

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Speaker 24: Yeah, just makes you believe in your country and you

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Speaker 24: can see the core of the energy where the nation

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Speaker 24: is heading. And this moment that we're in right now

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Speaker 24: wouldn't surprise you if you were going to these conferences

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Speaker 24: four years ago and you could see that this was

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Speaker 24: a movement that was durable, that was going to last.

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Speaker 24: And you can't kill an idea, and this is an

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Speaker 24: idea that this country isn't over yet and that we

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Speaker 24: have God's providence here. And it's really wonderful to see

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Speaker 24: it on display and in full motion.

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Speaker 13: Man, we saw it yesterday at alligat our alcatraz as wild.

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Speaker 6: I do want to play that you asked the question

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Speaker 6: of President Trump at three forty eight, Play cut three

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Speaker 6: forty eight.

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Speaker 13: It's a President twenty eighteen.

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Speaker 24: You suggested putting alligators in the Rio Grande to prevent

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Speaker 24: crossings in Texas.

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Speaker 13: Is this a dream come true for you? Sir?

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Speaker 12: Well, I was thinking about that. I must say it

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Speaker 12: was spent more as a joke. But the more I

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Speaker 12: thought of.

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Speaker 22: It, the more I liked it.

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Speaker 12: If you one another true and they were seriously, they

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Speaker 12: were actually a crocodiles. They were crocodiles from Africa. They

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Speaker 12: are a step beyond. But no, that was really meant

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Speaker 12: as a joke, but a lot of people liked it,

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Speaker 12: and a lot of people believe we should do it regularly.

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Speaker 15: Yeah.

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Speaker 24: I mean what people missed there, Charlie, Well, people missed there, Charlie,

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Speaker 24: is that Donald Trump's open to putting African crocodiles in

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Speaker 24: the Rio grand So while Joe Biden was putting African

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Speaker 24: criminal aliens into small towns in Ohio, changing forever the

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Speaker 24: culture of those towns and making them unrecognizable, Donald Trump

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Speaker 24: is putting African crocodiles in the Rio.

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Speaker 13: Grand He's open to it.

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Speaker 24: And you can see Secretary Nome was kind of like, oh,

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Speaker 24: you know what, I haven't thought about that in the

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Speaker 24: one so that I'm just saying, we're asking the questions

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Speaker 24: that people want, Charlie, asking the questions that people deserve

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Speaker 24: to here.

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Speaker 6: You know, so tell us being there up close and personal.

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Speaker 6: It was kind of like a mini Trump rally Alligator Alcatraz.

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Speaker 6: Christineoman was there. We need more of this. What else

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Speaker 6: did you learn and what did you see at Alligator

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Speaker 6: Alcatraz you want our audience to know about.

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Speaker 24: That is the cleanest and the most secure and most

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Speaker 24: sanitary conditions I've seen in any prison. That is a

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Speaker 24: higher standard u than our federal prison system actually has

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Speaker 24: for inmates. And that is right there on an airport

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Speaker 24: as soon as you arrive as soon as the detainee

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Speaker 24: arrives at Alligator Alcatraz, which is the most dangerous prison

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Speaker 24: in America now because of the conditions inside, because of

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Speaker 24: the conditions outside, because it is surrounded by a million

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Speaker 24: alligators and is surrounded by hundreds of millions of mosquitos

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Speaker 24: about the size of hummingbirds, and also pythons and other

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Speaker 24: venomous snakes. You just can't escape from it. But there

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Speaker 24: is an airstrip there, Charlie, and you can take a

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Speaker 24: plane home, and that's the first thing that's offered the

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Speaker 24: criminal aliens that are brought into Alligator Alcatraz. And this

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Speaker 24: is going to shock you, Charlie. The government can do

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Speaker 24: things it can if it wants to. The people who

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Speaker 24: built Alligator Alcatraz here in the state of Florida, they

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Speaker 24: were able to build it in seventy two hours. This

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Speaker 24: is the It was nothing, It was a slab of

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Speaker 24: concrete and they have a fully functional federal prison in

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Speaker 24: seventy two hours. So it can happen. With the right leadership,

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Speaker 24: the government can actually work for the people. And the

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Speaker 24: only way out and the best way out of Alligator

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Speaker 24: Alcatraz is certainly not to try and escape, but to

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Speaker 24: get on a plane and to go home.

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Speaker 6: Benny Johnson tell our audience abou where they can find you,

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Speaker 6: where they could support you. And what is the best

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Speaker 6: part of the Golden Age that you are experiencing right

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Speaker 6: now that you want that you think is not getting

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Speaker 6: enough media attention.

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Speaker 13: Well, I think this is the given the past twenty

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Speaker 13: four hours.

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Speaker 24: What I'd like to say on that is that we

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Speaker 24: are the media now and that shows like Charlie's and

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01:32:31,240 --> 01:32:33,639
Speaker 24: shows like mine you can find me at Bennie Johnson

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Speaker 24: on all social media and the Benny Show, that we

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01:32:36,760 --> 01:32:40,559
Speaker 24: are able to ask the questions that people actually care about.

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01:32:40,800 --> 01:32:43,200
Speaker 24: We were able to ask President Trump four questions. All

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Speaker 24: four of them trended globally and worldwide and got a

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Speaker 24: major attention, and we were able to run circles around

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01:32:50,080 --> 01:32:53,160
Speaker 24: what is the corporate media? And that's because we answer

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Speaker 24: to you, the American people, and it's our great honor

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Speaker 24: to do that. It's a huge compliment to the team

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Speaker 24: at the White House that allow for independent voices to

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01:33:02,320 --> 01:33:04,360
Speaker 24: have access to the president, and that's how.

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Speaker 13: You actually get the truth.

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Speaker 6: Bennie, thank you so much. We'll see you soon. We'll

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Speaker 6: steal it. The Student Action Summit a week from Friday,

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Speaker 6: Thanks so much. Thanks Charlie sas twenty twenty five dot com.

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01:33:14,439 --> 01:33:17,320
Speaker 6: That is the Student Action Summit in Tampa, Florid. Let

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Speaker 6: me just remind you, Greg Gutfeld, Tucker Carlson, Christine nom

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01:33:22,040 --> 01:33:26,400
Speaker 6: Donald Trump Junior. The biggest speakers in the movement, an

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01:33:26,479 --> 01:33:28,960
Speaker 6: all star lineup. It is time for unity. It is

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01:33:29,000 --> 01:33:32,000
Speaker 6: time for conviction. It is time for energy, it is

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01:33:32,040 --> 01:33:34,800
Speaker 6: time for purpose. It is time for action, action, Action.

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Speaker 6: Steve Ben will be doing a show live. I'll be

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01:33:37,240 --> 01:33:39,120
Speaker 6: doing my show live. Betty Johnson will be doing his

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01:33:39,160 --> 01:33:42,839
Speaker 6: show live. I mean, you cannot put together a movement

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Speaker 6: or a combination of speakers even remotely close to this.

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01:33:46,880 --> 01:33:50,120
Speaker 6: It's SAS twenty twenty five dot com. That is SAS

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty five dot com. Laura Ingram will be there.

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01:33:53,360 --> 01:33:56,040
Speaker 6: We're gonna have debates, We're gonna have breakout sessions, We're

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Speaker 6: gonna have vendors, We're gonna have exhibitors. You want to

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Speaker 6: find your future husband and your future wife, It's an

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Speaker 6: amazing place to do that. SAS twenty twenty five dot com.

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Speaker 6: Week from Friday, biggest event in the movement this summer.

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Speaker 6: SAS twenty twenty five dot com. Get your tickets. Tampa,

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Speaker 6: Florida will be right back see tomorrow.