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Speaker 1: Hello everybody, I'm David Sierr. You're watching another fabulous edition

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Speaker 1: of Breaking Point on Real American's Voice News. I had

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Speaker 1: an incredible week last week. I got to spend three

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Speaker 1: for our Chief White House Correspondent, Brian Glenn, and it

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Speaker 1: was just tremendous. You know, Trump signing executive orders protecting

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Speaker 1: is celebrating today, you know, delivering on no tax on

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Speaker 1: Social Security, ninety years of the Social Security system, but

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Speaker 1: they're actually improving it and streamlining it. Social Security operations

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Speaker 1: handling seventy percent more calls this year over last year,

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Speaker 1: Trump signs this incredible deal with Azerbaijan and Armenia. I've

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Speaker 1: got some great footage for you. I want to get

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Speaker 1: right to our first guest, though we've had him on

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Speaker 1: a couple of times before. He's very informative. He's the

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Speaker 1: author of Land Rich, Cash Poor, My Family's Hope, and

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Speaker 1: The Untold Story of the Disappearing American Farmer. Welcome to

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Speaker 1: the show, Brian Reisinger.

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Speaker 2: Hey, good to be with you, Dave, Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great to see you again. I always look

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Speaker 1: forward to your insight on what's going on. You know,

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Speaker 1: like we talked about many times, forty plus thousand American

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Speaker 1: farms disappear every year. Kids go to college, don't come

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Speaker 1: back to the farm. Right, Legacy cost, diemonium, phosphate, fertilizes up,

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Speaker 1: They got a hard choices healthcare.

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Speaker 3: Right, you still got all the overhead right.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's absolutely right.

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Speaker 4: You're describing all the forces that put farms in a

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Speaker 4: situation where they've got higher costs every year, and they

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Speaker 4: but they're certainly not keeping pace. And we need that

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Speaker 4: new era of entrepreneur opportunity for our farmers so that

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Speaker 4: our family farms can continue forward feeding our country and

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Speaker 4: shapen so much of our economy and culture, as they

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Speaker 4: did for so much of our history. We're at a

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Speaker 4: really crucial point.

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Speaker 1: Sure, well, I have like three or four main topics

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Speaker 1: for you today. I want I want to start out

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Speaker 1: with healthy eating. You know, farm fresh foods. I wasn't

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Speaker 1: allowed to have junk food growing up a little bit.

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Speaker 1: My kids didn't have junk food really a little bit. Right,

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Speaker 1: What are the advantages of eating farm fresh products over

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Speaker 1: the heavily processed foods we have now?

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Speaker 4: It's incredible. The health benefits are just amazing. There's so

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Speaker 4: many chronic diseases and problems and all kinds of health

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Speaker 4: That's why part of the reason it's a really exciting

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Speaker 2: More than ever where their food comes from.

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Speaker 4: And I know that people on the federal level, as

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Speaker 4: and it's something that's changing. But the flip side is

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Speaker 4: all of a sudden, that farmer's market down the road

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think r own interest rates being lowered.

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Speaker 1: It's going to be a while before things kick in

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Speaker 1: with the Trump economy. In the meantime, you know, it's expensive,

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Speaker 1: but I've seen some food costs go down, especially eggs.

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Speaker 1: actually less expensive to buy produce. You know, you don't

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Speaker 1: it's cheaper than buying frozen pizzas and fish sticks and

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Speaker 4: I mean, first of all, you're doing the lord's work

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Speaker 4: making those choices. And it's not easy for Americans to

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Speaker 2: But to your point, it's affordable.

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Speaker 4: And you know, a lot of the stuff that's listed

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Speaker 2: I mean, is it really different food? It's more expensive.

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Speaker 4: The reality is that what you can do is you

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Speaker 4: can go to grocery stores buy healthy food. If you

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Speaker 4: willing to, that's great, lean into that. And then where

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Speaker 4: that you can't get all the food you need from

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Speaker 4: steps that you're taking, we can really revolution this economy.

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Speaker 1: Sure, and it goes along with Maha right, make America

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Speaker 1: healthy again, it's no doubt about it. All Right, quick,

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Speaker 1: three quick topics here. I wanted to talk about foreign

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Speaker 1: purchases of land US land. I know we've spoken about

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Speaker 1: it before. Maybe it's not as much as people think.

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Speaker 1: They think every farm is being brought up by the

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Speaker 4: And part of the thing that makes it such a

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Speaker 4: Chinese Communist Party has no worth of three hundred thousand acres.

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Speaker 4: The amount of acreage owned by foreign countries has gone

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Speaker 4: is kind of shocking see Congress getting both parties talking

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Speaker 2: So it's an issue that's changing and it needs to.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so it sounds like it's accelerating, and I've seen

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Speaker 1: individual states have taken action about that.

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Speaker 3: Right, have any.

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Speaker 1: Successfully passed the legislation restricting foreign purchases?

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Speaker 4: a really interesting thing. Here's what we need to do.

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Speaker 4: We need state governments and federal governments to be looking

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Speaker 4: and if we're also working to have strong family farms

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Speaker 4: the Chinese Communist Party here to buy your farm knocking.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I get it all right. Tariffs.

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Speaker 1: Now the Trump presidency is benefiting farmers and ranchers. You're

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Speaker 1: allowed to sell homegrown beef in the UK. What other

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Speaker 1: are the short term benefits?

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, So the short term benefits that we're going to

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Speaker 4: There's been progress with the EU. It's kind of back

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Speaker 4: and forth. What we're seeing here, Dave, is we're seeing

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Speaker 4: negotiations drawn with hard lines by tariffs. Meaning we don't

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Speaker 4: We can have a world where we're putting family farms first.

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Speaker 4: And my hope is that we can continue having negotiations

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Speaker 4: opening up fair markets and putting family farms first can

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's some short term pain though with the tariffs.

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Speaker 1: the long term gain will that weigh that? I believe

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Speaker 1: it is same for farmers.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you're touching on an important issue.

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Speaker 4: For farmers, they face the same thing you're talking about

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Speaker 4: short there could be some challenges around that and increasing costs.

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Speaker 4: Long term, if we make more deals and those deals

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Speaker 4: So short term pain in those two ways, but the

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Speaker 1: Okay, so you've got a paperback version coming out of

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Speaker 1: author of Land Rich, Cash Poor, My Family's Hope and

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Speaker 1: the ontold story of the disappearing American Farmer. When is

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Speaker 1: it coming out and where can people follow you?

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, we're very grateful. Paperback is coming out September second.

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Speaker 4: People can find it on Amazon anywhere else have books online,

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Speaker 4: also independent bookstores across the country, and we've had a

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Speaker 4: great run. People can find me at my website www

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Speaker 1: All right, Brian, I always appreciate your wealth and knowledge

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Speaker 1: and thank you for coming on breaking point today and

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for shedding light on these issues, Dave, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: Yes, sir.

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Speaker 1: under eighteen years old, going all the way down to

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Speaker 1: twelve years of age, and like seventy two percent of

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Speaker 1: the carjackings are done with a gun. And you know,

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Speaker 1: eighty three percent of the carjackers are live in DC limits.

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Speaker 3: So this is out of control.

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Speaker 1: And these crimes aren't just in Anacostia and across the

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Speaker 1: Anacostia River in southeast d C.

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Speaker 19: Do you know.

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Speaker 1: Capitol Hill is the second highest crime rate out of

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Speaker 1: the eight major neighborhoods of Washington, DC.

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Speaker 3: You know these.

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Speaker 1: Carjackings, if you look at the carjacking map, most of

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Speaker 1: them take place, at least half of them take place downtown, northwest, northeast, southeast,

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Speaker 1: southwest Washington, d C. In and around the White House

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Speaker 1: and the Capitol. So they got to fix it. I

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Speaker 1: think Trump will do.

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Speaker 3: A lot to do that.

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Speaker 1: So much going on inside Iran maybe poised for a takeover,

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Speaker 1: not a US led takeover, not a US military fund

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Speaker 1: to take over. There is an organic operation on the

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Speaker 1: ground through the MK which is under the guys. They're

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Speaker 1: the Majahadeen and they were replaced. They led the revolution

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Speaker 1: in seventy nine, but the Supreme leaders and the clerics

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Speaker 1: stole it and hijacked it from them because the Shah

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Speaker 1: killed a lot of the Mek and the resistance and

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Speaker 1: jailed a lot of them, so there was nobody to

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Speaker 1: fill the void after the revolution in seventy nine. It's

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Speaker 1: a very complicated issue. And now you have possibly Israel,

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Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia and elements in the US pushing for the

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Speaker 1: son of the Shah, resipav Lav to take over if

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Speaker 1: there is a new regime in Iran. But I don't

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Speaker 1: know if the people of RN want that. And the NCI,

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Speaker 1: the National Council of the Resistance of Iran. I sat

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Speaker 1: down with Ali joffer Zade in Washington, DC at a

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Speaker 1: press conference last week. So much information coming out, and

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Speaker 1: maybe Miriam Rajavi, who's the government in exile in France,

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Speaker 1: should be the one to take over in Iran, because

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Speaker 1: you know, the son of the Shah hasn't done anything

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Speaker 1: on the ground really inside Iran to ferment revolution. And

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Speaker 1: the problem over there is the Iranian Revolutionary regard owns

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Speaker 1: like half of the assets. They own the oil and gas,

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Speaker 1: they own the communications industry. They shut down the revolt

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Speaker 1: in twenty eighteen when prices of chicken doubled and fuel

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Speaker 1: doubled and tripled. They also shut down the resistance in

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty three. Maybe we've got to drum ten thousand, drop,

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Speaker 1: ten thousand starlinks on Iran so they can communicate outside

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Speaker 1: of their infrastructure.

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Speaker 3: But this interview was really good with Ali Reza.

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Speaker 1: He puts a lot in perspective, and they've identified the

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Speaker 1: intelligence services inside Iran and the top twenty five people

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Speaker 1: and newly found classified docs that they've received. And watch

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Speaker 1: my interview with Ali Reza. He's very knowledgeable. An incredible

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Speaker 1: day here in Washington, d C. With Ali Reza jeffers Ave,

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Speaker 1: who is the US representative of the National Council of

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Speaker 1: the Resistance of Iran.

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Speaker 3: Great press conference that I tell about it.

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Speaker 18: Well, this press conference, we show the world that the

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Speaker 18: terror network of the Iran regime has been operational, has

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Speaker 18: been expanding.

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Speaker 5: It is controlled on.

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Speaker 18: The top by the Supreme Leader, but the middle of

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Speaker 18: intelligence of the regime, which is the most secretive agency

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Speaker 18: of the regime, we know even less about that than.

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Speaker 5: The nuclear program.

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Speaker 18: Has been extensively involved with the coordination with the Revolutionary Guards,

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Speaker 18: with the roads force, and the using the pbleematic missions

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Speaker 18: like the Foreign Ministry and their embassies to carry out

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Speaker 18: terror plots in a very sophisticated way, not just relying

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Speaker 18: on their own people, but also hiring criminal gangs and

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Speaker 18: foreign s, foreign mercenaries and others who they have been,

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Speaker 18: you know, working on building relationship employing them over the years,

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Speaker 18: and now is the time that they're using it. So

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Speaker 18: we show the complete picture that was not known until

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Speaker 18: today about the terror network of the regime, that how

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Speaker 18: they operate, including in the United States.

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Speaker 1: And you obtained through classified documents the top twenty five

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Speaker 1: in the Ministry of Intelligence Services and Iran.

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Speaker 18: Correct absolutely, and these were the people who were hi

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Speaker 18: didn't no one knew anything about them. But if you

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Speaker 18: look everywhere, there's not detailed information who are the players

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Speaker 18: in the middslet of intelligence And we obtained this classified

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Speaker 18: information which we released today that showed that and gave

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Speaker 18: a complete picture.

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Speaker 5: About the hierarchy and how they operate.

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Speaker 1: Tell us about the July thirty first directive that the

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Speaker 1: US and thirteen other countries put out talking about Iranian

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Speaker 1: threats and international terrorisms.

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Speaker 18: A top irm well, as far as I know, this

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Speaker 18: is the first of its kind of a joint statement

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Speaker 18: by the United States, a whole host of European nations

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Speaker 18: who talk about terrorism in their territory but pinpoint the

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Speaker 18: Iranan regime as being the party behind it. That the

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Speaker 18: threat against their territories has actually increased.

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Speaker 1: So is there increased chatter what's the timing of those

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Speaker 1: being that we're coming up the Twelve Day war?

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Speaker 18: I think, you know, keep in mind that the European

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Speaker 18: nations were heavily involved in concessions with Tehran and appeasement policy.

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Speaker 18: They would not criticize the regime to the country. Every

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Speaker 18: time there was a terror plot by the regime on

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Speaker 18: their soil, that would close their eyes or you know,

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Speaker 18: send their terrorists back to Iran and all of that.

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Speaker 5: Now this is a big change.

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Speaker 18: I think the world has realized the vulnerability of the regime.

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Speaker 18: But they're danger You are weak when you are desperate

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Speaker 18: to become dangerous, and they feel it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, executing an alleged is rarely spy.

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Speaker 1: The other day, two MEK members the resistance, which is

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Speaker 1: under the umbrella of the NCRI or group, executing two

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Speaker 1: of them and maybe five others just in the last

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Speaker 1: few weeks.

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Speaker 18: Right, Actually, you know, the regime has gotten so desperate

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Speaker 18: that they feel.

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Speaker 5: That unless they target those who want to.

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Speaker 18: Bring about change in Iran, namely the MK because they

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Speaker 18: have a network in Iran. They executed two of their

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Speaker 18: members are fifteen other who are on death row around

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Speaker 18: who belong to the same network, but they're also going

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Speaker 18: after other political prisoners. They want to create this fear

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Speaker 18: among the population. But none of those things are going

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Speaker 18: to work because this regime was on display that you know,

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Speaker 18: they're vulnerable, they're weak, and they're not ten feet all.

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Speaker 1: On July fourth, the three Iran Friday Prayer leader called

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Speaker 1: for the assassination of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: Also the Supreme leader the Iatola Comedy has a website

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Speaker 1: with the video of Trump being assassinated, and also two

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Speaker 1: thousand clerics across Iran have reiterated that what's going.

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Speaker 18: On, Well, these are signs of a desperate regime. The

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Speaker 18: regime built its existence on anti Americanism.

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Speaker 5: You know, and foreign threats.

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Speaker 18: You know, in every Friday prayer that is orchestrated by

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Speaker 18: the regime, there are three chants in those Friday prayers

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Speaker 18: death to America, death to Israel.

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Speaker 5: Death to the MK.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, so they're they're they're trying to step up their

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Speaker 18: threats against the United States, but honestly, this is too late.

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Speaker 1: Okay, My last question, why is the National Council of

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Speaker 1: the Resistance of Iran a better choice along with Mary

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Speaker 1: m Rajavi, the govern in an exile since the seventy

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Speaker 1: nine uprising. Right, why are they a better choice, say

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Speaker 1: than Reza Pavlavi, the son of the Shah, for the

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Speaker 1: people of Iran if there was a regime change.

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Speaker 18: Well, first of all, the question is who is going

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Speaker 18: to change the regime?

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Speaker 5: To begin with, missus Rajavia.

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Speaker 18: The NCRI, with their network inside Iran, have been committed

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Speaker 18: for the past forty six years.

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Speaker 5: Of fighting the regime.

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Speaker 18: They are the ones who would be the main victims

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Speaker 18: of repression in Iran. Just in summer of nineteen eighty eight,

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Speaker 18: thirty thousand of their members were executed. They are the

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Speaker 18: ones who expose all the major nucleic sizes of Iran

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Speaker 18: their terror operations. They act as the engine for change in.

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Speaker 5: Iran right now.

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Speaker 18: They are the ones who have most of the political prisoners.

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Speaker 18: They're the ones who are offering an alternative point of

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Speaker 18: view to the people of Iran that Iran is not

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Speaker 18: about dictatorship, you know, like monarchy before or theocracy. Iran

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Speaker 18: is about going forward for the future, separation of religion

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Speaker 18: and state, gender equality, freedom of religion, you know, a

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Speaker 18: non nuclear Iran every republic form of government where the

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Speaker 18: vote of the people accounts. That's why Missus Raggivi's Platform

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Speaker 18: for the Future of Iran has gained the support of

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Speaker 18: four thousand parliamentarias around the world, in Europe, in the

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Speaker 18: United States House majority. And those who talk about return

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Speaker 18: to the dictatorship of the Shah, they are actually helping

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Speaker 18: the regime to stay in power, because first of all,

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Speaker 18: that's not going to happen. And then, you know, by

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Speaker 18: bringing this up, they create this impression that as though

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Speaker 18: the people who are protesting against the Molols want to

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Speaker 18: go back to another form of dictatorship that ruled them before.

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Speaker 18: It's not about that, It's about the future. That's why

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Speaker 18: those ideas actually help the regime to stay in power.

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Speaker 1: All right, Ali Resid from the National Council the Resistance

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Speaker 1: of a Rand I want to thank you so much

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Speaker 1: for joining us, and thank you for the press conference.

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Speaker 5: Thank you for coming.

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Speaker 1: Appreciate that this is really important and that Armenian Azerbaijani

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Speaker 1: trade deals also being affected by Iran. Who is you

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Speaker 1: know this sits Azerbaijan, sits just above Iran and Iranian

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Speaker 1: military forces. We're doing practice drills on interfering in that

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Speaker 1: twenty mile strip that Trump helped negotiate back to belong

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Speaker 1: to Azerbaijan. It sits like an island inside Armenia. So

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Speaker 1: you have Azebaijan and then you've got Armenia, and then

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Speaker 1: you've got another strip that's also belongs to Azerbaijan, but

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Speaker 1: it's landlocked by you know, blocked off by Armenia. This

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Speaker 1: opens that whole corridor up. But Iran is threatening that.

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Speaker 1: I hope they don't do something stupid, or maybe we do.

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Speaker 1: Because you want to talk about regime change, I think

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Speaker 1: that'll come quickly if they pull any antics.

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Speaker 3: But the people on.

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Speaker 1: The ground in Iran deserve a better way of life

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Speaker 1: and a better government. Watch Breaking Points Saturdays, eight am Eastern.

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Speaker 1: We had a great show today. Footage from the White House,

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Speaker 1: my coverage last week. I'll be back on the ground

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Speaker 1: in the White House in about two weeks. So much

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Speaker 1: going on down there every day is electric. We're in

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Speaker 1: a special time in our history, and I shared some

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Speaker 1: of that special time on the ground in South Carolina

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Speaker 1: for the primary last year, and for the previous election

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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty and the presidential election of course, in

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. Trump took South Carolina. But they got

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Speaker 1: a great governor and they've gotten even better. Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 1: Pam Evett the lieutenant governor of the great State of

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Speaker 1: South Carolina and running for governor next year.

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Speaker 3: How are you, Pam.

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Speaker 11: I'm great. David, it's great to see you again.

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Speaker 3: It's always great to see you.

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Speaker 1: I love South Carolina, and you know, I spent a

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Speaker 1: lot of time down there. My family had a house

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Speaker 1: in the eighties in Hilton Head and Sea Pines Plantation.

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Speaker 1: That's beautiful, but we lost it in the recession.

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Speaker 11: Well that's not a good thing.

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Speaker 3: No, But there is no recession.

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Speaker 1: Now and South Carolina has been doing really well places

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Speaker 1: like Greenville high tech areas, manufacturing tell us about it.

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Speaker 11: Yes, South Carolina is booming, it's growing.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 19: You Haul has ranked us the number one state for

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Speaker 19: U haul drop offs, and so that says a lot

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Speaker 19: about what the Governor and I have accomplished over the

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Speaker 19: last seven years, really focusing on growing business here in

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Speaker 19: South Carolina, making sure we say a very conservative red state,

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Speaker 19: standing behind our law enforcement, really backing the blue is

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Speaker 19: what we have done to keep South Carolinian, say Finn.

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Speaker 11: Let's face it, David.

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Speaker 19: When people are looking to where they can move anywhere

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Speaker 19: in the country, they want to be safe, and so

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Speaker 19: we've continued to do that of making sure we gave

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Speaker 19: the largest pay increases to law enforcement in our state's history.

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Speaker 11: Also cutting taxes.

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Speaker 19: You know, the President has led the way with DOGE

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Speaker 19: and making sure that we keep more money in people's pockets.

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Speaker 19: And during our administration, the Governor and I have given

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Speaker 19: South Carolinians the biggest tax cuts in our state's history,

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Speaker 19: and that has been an amazing thing for everybody moving here.

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Speaker 19: Not to mention, we love our veterans and so passed

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Speaker 19: into law the fact that there is zero state income

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Speaker 19: tax on veterans pensions here in South Carolina. So we

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Speaker 19: have so many things to be proud for and excited

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Speaker 19: about that people can't seem to stay away from South Carolina,

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Speaker 19: which is a good problem to have.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I got to say I spent almost as

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Speaker 1: much time looking for good shrimp and grits down there,

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Speaker 1: because I love that in all the different areas, you know,

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Speaker 1: as I did covering the campaigns, and I really had

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Speaker 1: a wonderful time on the campaign trail Rock Hills, South Carolina,

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Speaker 1: the Trump rally just off the hook primary day, people

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Speaker 1: came out for Donald Trump. You were there on the

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Speaker 1: fairgrounds that day. You were at Trump's side throughout the race.

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Speaker 1: But now you have a governor's race and somewhat of

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Speaker 1: a crowded primary field. And let's see, do you have

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Speaker 1: Nancy Mason there, you have Alan Wilson, anyone else, Ralph Norman,

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Speaker 1: what's the status?

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Speaker 11: So you know, I think it's a great race.

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Speaker 19: I you know, everybody that you just mentioned their career politicians, David,

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Speaker 19: I'm a business person.

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Speaker 11: I'm a conservative business person.

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Speaker 19: I'm a mother of three, I'm a woman of faith,

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Speaker 19: and that.

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Speaker 11: Sets me apart from the pack.

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Speaker 19: Also, I'm the only person, as you mentioned President Trump

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Speaker 19: in South Carolina being such a pro President Trump state.

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Speaker 19: I'm the only candidate that has stood side the president

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Speaker 19: from day one when it wasn't.

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Speaker 11: Even I wasn't even in politics, so this was.

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Speaker 19: Something that I did when I was a business owner

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Speaker 19: because I knew we needed President Trump in the White House.

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Speaker 19: And in January twenty three, when the President came to

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Speaker 19: announce his candidacy right here in Colombia, look at all

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Speaker 19: the people that have thrown their hat in the race.

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Speaker 19: I'm the only one that was standing next to him

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Speaker 19: that day. And so you know, I think I distinguished

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Speaker 19: myself from the pack a lot. And the next you know,

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Speaker 19: from now until June of twenty six, I'm going to

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Speaker 19: work hard to let the people of South Carolina. South

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Speaker 19: Carolina know why it's so important to have a businesswoman

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Speaker 19: and why it is so important to have somebody who

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Speaker 19: has stood beside the president.

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Speaker 1: Yes, and I'm at least one congressman in the primary

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Speaker 1: race did not stand by the president the whole time,

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Speaker 1: right And you know, so, okay, you have a new

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Speaker 1: tour Keep South Carolina Great Again?

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Speaker 3: What is that?

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Speaker 19: So basically get you know, since I've been Lieutenant Governor David,

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Speaker 19: I've traveled the state to hear what the people of

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Speaker 19: South Carolina think are important. And so what this does

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Speaker 19: is just continues that tour. I want people to come out,

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Speaker 19: I want them to tell me what we're doing good.

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Speaker 11: I want them to.

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Speaker 19: Tell me what we need to do better on and

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Speaker 19: those are the things I want people to get to

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Speaker 19: know me. I think, you know, it means a lot

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Speaker 19: when people can shake your hand. And some of the

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Speaker 19: best political advice I've gotten over the years is when

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Speaker 19: you see somebody shake their hand, hear their thoughts, and

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Speaker 19: ask them for their vote.

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Speaker 11: And so that's exactly what this tour is.

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Speaker 10: Going to do.

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Speaker 19: And I'm excited to continue my movement around the state

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Speaker 19: and connecting with South Carolinia.

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Speaker 1: You know, when I talk to people I'm from New York,

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Speaker 1: don't hold it against me. You know New York and

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Speaker 1: New Jersey, Connecticut and New Hampshire other places. You know

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Speaker 1: they're coming to South Carolina. I have a daughter who's

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Speaker 1: a senior, drove back yesterday to Columbia and all the

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Speaker 1: kids she goes to school with us from up here

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Speaker 1: and all thinking about relocating. You've got lower taxes. My

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Speaker 1: brother in lawa lives outside of Greenville. I think he

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Speaker 1: only pays like three thousand a year in taxes on

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Speaker 1: a four bedget colonial.

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Speaker 3: That house would be seventeen thousand dollars on Long Island.

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Speaker 19: Well, that's exactly right, and just imagine how excited we

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Speaker 19: are to join the ranks of Florida, Texas, and Tennessee.

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Speaker 19: When I'm governor, I'll continue that fight. The governor and

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Speaker 19: I together have had the largest tax cut in our

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Speaker 19: state's history. But we're not going to stop here. When

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Speaker 19: I'm governor, We're going to make sure South Carolina has

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Speaker 19: zero state income tax. If other states can do it,

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Speaker 19: we can, and we're going to do that by running efficiently,

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Speaker 19: by taking President Trump's idea of doge, bringing it right

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Speaker 19: here to South Carolina and making sure that we're doing

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Speaker 19: everything we can to be efficient and put every dime

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Speaker 19: we can back into the pockets of hardworking South Carolinians.

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Speaker 1: Right, So, crime is on everybody's mind. You know, New

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Speaker 1: York unbelievable. What's going on? A seventeen year old shot

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Speaker 1: three people in Times Square, fifteen year old stabbed a

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Speaker 1: fourteen year old on a playground the other day. DC

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Speaker 1: is six times to murder rate Albuquerque, out of control

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Speaker 1: Democrats asking for help from the President with National Guard requests.

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Speaker 1: Saint Louis number one, New Orleans, Memphis. What's the situation

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Speaker 1: with crime in South Carolina not as bad as some

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Speaker 1: of those other states, right.

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Speaker 19: You know, first and foremost, thank you to President Trump

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Speaker 19: for taking over Washington DC. You know, I spend time

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Speaker 19: going back and forth to Washington, my husband and I.

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Speaker 19: When the President announced his candidacy at the White House

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Speaker 19: for the twenty twenty election, we were surrounded by a

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Speaker 19: mob leaving the White House. So thank you to President

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Speaker 19: Trump first and foremost for cleaning up our capital city

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Speaker 19: and making it friendly again, for not just sending our

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Speaker 19: children and us going to visit, but for people from

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Speaker 19: all over the world.

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Speaker 11: That want to see the beauty of Washington, d C.

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Speaker 11: South Carolina.

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Speaker 19: The Governor and I, like I said, have always taken

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Speaker 19: law enforcement as a friend and done everything we could

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Speaker 19: to help them. I have always said, if you're a

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Speaker 19: law enforcement officer anywhere in the country and you're not happy,

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Speaker 19: we want you right here in South Carolina.

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Speaker 11: We made sure we ban sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 19: We do not have any sanctuary cities here in South Carolina.

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Speaker 19: We were very early to the game to pull that trigger,

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Speaker 19: and we are working hand in glove with ICE and

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Speaker 19: our federal partners to make sure that dangerous illegals have

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Speaker 19: no spot here. In South Carolina. I have been very

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Speaker 19: vocal about my passion and helping Secretary Nome by putting

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Speaker 19: in a palmetto pad. If we can do something to

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Speaker 19: help get dangerous illegals out of our country, we're going

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Speaker 19: to do it here in South Carolina.

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Speaker 11: And we're going to work hand in glove with the Trump.

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Speaker 19: Administration because you know, they really you know, this is

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Speaker 19: something the President ran on David and the American people

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Speaker 19: gave him a mandate to close our borders and get

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Speaker 19: rid of dangerous illegals, and that's what he's doing. And

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Speaker 19: as Republican governors in red states, we need to stand

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Speaker 19: by him and do all we can.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I know that South Carolina law enforcement and McMaster

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Speaker 1: and your administration were early to the game, and the

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Speaker 1: media was all over you guys, you know, cooperating with

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Speaker 1: ice and everything.

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Speaker 3: That's interesting.

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Speaker 1: And by the way, I have Michael Let's on the

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Speaker 1: show often from sled right and the chaplain South Carolina Police,

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Speaker 1: and so we leaned on him for some crime stats

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Speaker 1: nationwide and stuff tell us about one or two other

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Speaker 1: issues quickly going on in South Carolina. And also USC

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Speaker 1: has a great football team this year. Again, the game Cocks.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, well, you know, we are all gearing up.

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Speaker 19: If you're from the South, Friday, our Saturday afternoons in

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Speaker 19: South Carolina is all about football. So we're excited about that,

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Speaker 19: really excited about the growth we have here.

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Speaker 11: Century Aluminum, thank you once again.

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Speaker 19: It's a President Trump for putting American businesses and American

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Speaker 19: workers first once again on the global scene.

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Speaker 11: And Century Aluminum announcing.

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Speaker 19: A really big investment here in South Carolina. Thank you

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Speaker 19: again to the President that is doing a lot to

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Speaker 19: continue to build South Carolina's economy, and we have had

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Speaker 19: amazing record growth here year after year.

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Speaker 6: You know.

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Speaker 19: The big thing now is to continue to give parents

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Speaker 19: the power that they so need.

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Speaker 11: You know, we were one of the first states to make.

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Speaker 19: A law that biological men could not play in women's sports.

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Speaker 19: We're going to continue our work to make sure the

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Speaker 19: parents have all the control over their children, that we're

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Speaker 19: keeping bureaucrats out of their homes. And you know, as

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Speaker 19: a mom of three myself, I just sent my baby

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Speaker 19: off to college. It's been a hard wink, David, you

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Speaker 19: know how hard that is when you send the last

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Speaker 19: one out.

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Speaker 11: But it's made me.

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Speaker 19: Even more passionate and emboldened about making sure that we

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Speaker 19: keep our kids safe and we keep data creditors away

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Speaker 19: from them. And so you know, here in South Carolina,

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Speaker 19: we've passed a lot of great laws in the last

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Speaker 19: year and we'll continue to do that.

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Speaker 11: We're going to make sure that if you come to

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Speaker 11: our state, you're.

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Speaker 19: Never going to have to worry about a biological male

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Speaker 19: being in your daughter's well.

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Speaker 1: That's really great, Pam. We have about fifteen seconds. Tell

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Speaker 1: Ofview is where they can follow you and get involved.

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Speaker 11: David, thank you.

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Speaker 19: We have had a great movement during in this campaign

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Speaker 19: so far. Go to Pamela Evitt dot com volunteer donate.

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Speaker 19: It is going to be an amazing race. I'm and

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Speaker 19: be excited to be the next governor of South Carolina.

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Speaker 1: All right, it's going to be a busy season next year.

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Speaker 1: Primary in June, election in November. I wish you the

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Speaker 1: best of luck and we'll have you back.

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Speaker 11: On Thanks so much, David. I look forward to.

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Speaker 3: It, all right. Thank you, Lieutenant governor. Everybody, thank you

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Speaker 3: for watching today. We'll see you next time.