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Speaker 2: You have done a great job as secretary of State.

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Speaker 4: It's that. I mean, it was just a fabulous speech.

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Speaker 5: But let's hang on, hang on, let's take let's take ONeill,

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Speaker 5: came after it, the post war international rules based order,

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Speaker 5: just like they had the Congress of Vienna that had

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Speaker 5: the British pound as the prime reserve currency after the war,

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Speaker 5: Brenton Woods, the United Nations, IMF, NATO, SITO. All these

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Speaker 5: different either military alliances and or financial and commercial alliances

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Speaker 5: lasted until basically the Late Tenement Square in the fall

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Speaker 5: of the Berlin Wall, where both the people in the

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Speaker 5: Russia decided, hey, look after the war, you basically let

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Speaker 5: Joseph Stalin run the place that was not good with us.

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Speaker 5: We hate these guys. You gave them Eastern Europe. That's

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Speaker 5: still questionable how that happened, I believe, as Macarthy, you know,

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Speaker 5: this pointed out because the State Department and the Roosevelt

446
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Speaker 5: administration was full of KGB activist agents that helped you

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Speaker 5: all to other places to look the other way. Also,

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Speaker 5: we turned the China over to the Chinese Commanist Party,

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Speaker 5: who had not lifted a finger to fight the Japanese

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Speaker 5: because we got sucked into that and they were communists

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Speaker 5: all throughout the State Department and the China Hands. So

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Speaker 5: we turned it over basically in nineteen eighty nine within

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Speaker 5: six months of each other. Nobody ever wants to connect us.

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Speaker 5: Teneman Square in June fall, the Berlin Wall in November,

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Speaker 5: La Baijang and the Russian people said, and people in

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Speaker 5: Nice and Europe said no, no, we can't do this anymore.

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Speaker 4: And what did we do? Immediately?

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Speaker 5: Scaucroft sent folks over. Bush sent Bush forty one, sent

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Speaker 5: Skaucroft over to tell denshapeing in this crowd, hey, hey, hey,

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Speaker 5: you just got to ease up. He can't be killing

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Speaker 5: he can't be murdering ten thousand people and Tieneman Square

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Speaker 5: and through there are tens of thousands through the rest

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Speaker 5: of China that looks bad on TV. We got to

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Speaker 5: tone down and guess what, we will work out a

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Speaker 5: business deal.

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Speaker 4: We'll get wt O, We'll do that.

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Speaker 5: We'll turn you into the manufacturing base of a new

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Speaker 5: global order.

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Speaker 4: This is what Bush was talking about.

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Speaker 5: When you use that phrase, I think at the Houston

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Speaker 5: when he gave this speech in Houston. And so what

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Speaker 5: you had is you had a post war international rules

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Speaker 5: based order is what they call it, but it was

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Speaker 5: weighed against the American working class, the American middle class.

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Speaker 5: You basically paid for everything. All the trade deals are

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Speaker 5: upside down. If you look at NATO, if you look

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Speaker 5: at the around the Persian Gulf, in the Middle East,

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Speaker 5: you go and look around the South China Sea and

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Speaker 5: all the indigenous, all the you know, countries around that,

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Speaker 5: and then you go up to North Northwest Asia with

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Speaker 5: Japan and Korea, you.

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Speaker 4: Had commercial relationships. We're upside down on every trade deal.

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Speaker 4: We are.

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Speaker 5: There's capital markets where we're funding the growth there either

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Speaker 5: through the Marshall Planner or this, or there's capital markets.

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Speaker 5: There is some culture interchange, no doubt about that, but

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Speaker 5: there's an American security guarantee. The sons and daughters of

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Speaker 5: the American working class in middle class are on patrol

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Speaker 5: in the Hindu Kush or was a thirty third parallel

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Speaker 5: in Korea, or they're on a ship in the South

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Speaker 5: China Sea on patrol. Or they're now the hundred first

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Speaker 5: Airborne Brigade in Romania, not in Minnesota. Right, you're paying

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Speaker 5: for all that. And President Trump is essentially saying, and

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Speaker 5: Carney said yesterday, we got to stop the fiction. Well,

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Speaker 5: the fiction is Carneie that you guys are picking up

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Speaker 5: your share and that you're an ally. You're not an

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Speaker 5: allies just like Israel's not now. You guys are not allies.

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Speaker 5: You're protectorates and the American people. This is the rise

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Speaker 5: of the populace nationalist movement here, this is the basis

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Speaker 5: of megaw Guess what America comes first? American security comes first,

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Speaker 5: the economics for American citizens. American citizens come first. And

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Speaker 5: as imperfect as President Trump is, he is, you're uttering

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Speaker 5: that system and a new system is forming here that

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Speaker 5: puts American security and American citizens first. The simplest way

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Speaker 5: to say this is step one is to focus on

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Speaker 5: hemispheric defense. This is the centrality of Greenland and what

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Speaker 5: President Trump is trying to make the case is the

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Speaker 5: central issue of Greenland and the Arctic being the northern

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Speaker 5: flank of the United States. And we have to control

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Speaker 5: the Greenland Iceland UK gap because we don't have confidence

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Speaker 5: you guys can do it, because you don't put any

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Speaker 5: money into your military, and you particularly don't put any

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Speaker 5: money into a combatant navy, that we have to do it.

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Speaker 5: And yes, we're going to have to control this space

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Speaker 5: in order to do it, and there's going to be

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Speaker 5: other benefits because the bad guys were stopping are also

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Speaker 5: bad guys that would take a bite out of you.

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Speaker 5: And this is what Carne and all his and the

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Speaker 5: plant up Carney, you know, like he's linking at Gettysburg

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Speaker 5: or the second inaugural address that he's some great thinker

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Speaker 5: and great spoken. President Trump called this brother out to

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Speaker 5: his face at Davos. He had a funny story about

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Speaker 5: Crona is the reason macron left. He had a funny

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Speaker 5: story about Macrona, about how weak and said he is.

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Speaker 5: But Carney, he looked right at him and said, hey, bro,

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Speaker 5: we essentially defend you. And remember that before you start,

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Speaker 5: you know, before you talk smack again, remember we have

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Speaker 5: your defense. And people in Canada have to understand this.

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Speaker 5: We have paid for your defense for decade after decade,

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Speaker 5: in a decade. And what did I say of six

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Speaker 5: or nine months ago that Canada is potentially the next Ukraine,

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Speaker 5: that Arctic North, the Chinese companist party in Russia. The

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Speaker 5: great game of the twenty first century is in the Arctic.

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Speaker 5: Why do you think, Why the hell you think?

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Speaker 4: Trump?

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Speaker 5: Who can think this stuff through as much as he's

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Speaker 5: doing in Latin America with the bailout of Argentina, in

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Speaker 5: the situation of Venezuela, and trying to control the oil

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Speaker 5: from Guyana to Venezuela to the Gulf of America, Mexico

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Speaker 5: and Texas to get you the biggest oil power and

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Speaker 5: known in history by ten x. He's spending so much

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Speaker 5: time in Greenland. He understands the strategic importance of it.

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Speaker 5: President Trump, I believe is the greatest strategic thinker, thinker

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Speaker 5: and man of action we've ever had in the presidency.

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Speaker 5: This is why I say Washington, Lincoln and Trump and

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Speaker 5: you saw today and he called CARNEYE out to his face, said, bro,

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Speaker 5: watch the smack talk because we are basically your protector.

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Speaker 4: Short break, it's about Davos.

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Speaker 5: It's about America first, It's about American citizens first. We

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Speaker 5: are packed and every segment, no bin line is going

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Speaker 5: to stick with me.

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Speaker 4: Back in a.

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Speaker 6: Moment, confuse your host.

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Speaker 3: Stephen came back.

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Speaker 5: Okay, Nora's gonna ride shotgun in Switzerland. I want to

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Speaker 5: go now to Davos. Brian Glenn, Brian Glenn, you just

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Speaker 5: heard it.

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Speaker 4: You've been there.

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Speaker 5: First off, the guy gets off a plane that's three

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Speaker 5: hours late, so he's taking, like, I don't know, a

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Speaker 5: twelve hour red eye. I used to do that for

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Speaker 5: a living, and I'm telling you it's hard enough to

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Speaker 5: go to a meeting. It's impossible to go and give

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Speaker 5: a two hour speech and then take thirty minutes of

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Speaker 5: really good questions from the new head of the functional

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Speaker 5: head of World Economic Forum talk to us about you

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Speaker 5: were there?

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Speaker 4: What do you got?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree, Good morning, everybody America is back. And

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Speaker 8: that absolutely was this speech that I expected from President

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Speaker 8: Trump to deliver and what I would call a very

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Speaker 8: anticipated appearance here at the World Economic Form. Now, Steve,

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Speaker 8: I'm just outside. I'll step aside. You have a good

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Speaker 8: better look of one of the USA houses here in Davos.

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Speaker 8: This is a main strip. This is where all the

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Speaker 8: corporate America. This is where all the govern mints are

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Speaker 8: set up. This is where all of your interest eight

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Speaker 8: hundred and forty CEOs and businesses as along this stretch here.

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Speaker 8: Now the other USA house that's set up just around

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Speaker 8: this corner, and the next hit we'll walk down there

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Speaker 8: and giving the IDSD. There is probably hundreds of protesters

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Speaker 8: outside that USA House. You've got all kinds of nations,

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Speaker 8: people flags, everyone's trying to represent their point of view.

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Speaker 8: A lot of it has been an anti war theme

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Speaker 8: from what we can see as we drove by. But

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Speaker 8: in the next hit, Steve, I'll come from you live

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Speaker 8: outside the USA House and cover that protest for.

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Speaker 4: You well, Brian.

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Speaker 5: In fact, I think a lot of maga, which I said, Hey,

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Speaker 5: what President Trump is doing is America first, and it

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Speaker 5: is industricably linked back because we are a part of

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Speaker 5: a global economy. It's instricably linked back here to American citizens.

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Speaker 5: And you can see that by how he's doing it.

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Speaker 5: But President Trump, I don't know how they're bitching and

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Speaker 5: moaning about anti war. I mean, I think the maga

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Speaker 5: folks even say, hey, look there's too much time on

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Speaker 5: Ukraine's too much time on Gaza. And he sits there

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Speaker 5: today because remember and put I put a post up

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Speaker 5: on Getter earlier about the no mass deportations he talked

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Speaker 5: about yesday.

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Speaker 4: President Trump has got a big heart.

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Speaker 5: They think he's a cold Guy's opposite the cold guy

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Speaker 5: he's sitting there today says hey, twenty thousand guys are

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Speaker 5: getting killed a month. Whatever it is, in Ukraine. He says,

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Speaker 5: we got to stop these wars. I don't know what

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Speaker 5: the anti war crowd wants more of Trump. He's probably

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Speaker 5: the most anti war guy out there. The israelis the

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Speaker 5: Greater Israel project, wanting to take down the Iranian regime

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Speaker 5: and taking He says, no, I'm gonna do the twelve

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Speaker 5: day war. I'm ending by taking out the nuclear program

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Speaker 5: he's got. Zelenski won't even invited this year. I don't

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Speaker 5: think Zelenski's coming today to meet with Trump to try

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Speaker 5: to end the Ukraine War. Why are these anti war

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Speaker 5: protesters outside USA House when Trump is the he's the peacemaker.

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Speaker 4: Is he not?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 8: Did he not rattle off eight foreign wars that he

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Speaker 8: is essentially ended? And I know you've got an excellent

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Speaker 8: point there. Maybe we can talk to some of them

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Speaker 8: when we get over there. But you know, it seems

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Speaker 8: like everyone has some sort of agenda or some sort

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Speaker 8: of item that they're protesting. A lot of it has

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Speaker 8: been big business. And I heard a gentleman walking by earlier.

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Speaker 8: Some of these hotel rooms up and down the street

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Speaker 8: that rent for thousands a night. I'm talking about ten

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Speaker 8: thousand dollars for just a few nights. If it wasn't

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Speaker 8: for Davos, these rooms only go for about one hundred bucks.

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Speaker 8: So if they want to protest any of the corruption

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Speaker 8: in the world, let's protest the way this country, this

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Speaker 8: city right here has hoard out corporate America.

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Speaker 4: It has been nothing but green.

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Speaker 8: You have eight hundred and forty CEOs here and you

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Speaker 8: got seventy six heads of state here.

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Speaker 4: That is a merge of what capitalism. Don't pick on

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Speaker 4: little DeVos.

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Speaker 5: They're trying to get her from all the swells throughout

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Speaker 5: the world, all the global shrub Brian, go what's your

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Speaker 5: social media? So people to follow you go down there

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Speaker 5: and get in the middle of the protest and ask

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Speaker 5: them and said, hey, what more do you want Trump

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Speaker 5: to do about ending wars? Of He's anti war, more

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Speaker 5: anti war than you are.

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Speaker 4: What's your social media?

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Speaker 8: That's exactly what I'm going to ask these people at

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Speaker 8: Brian Glenn TV on Twitter and Instagram and Facebook at

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Speaker 8: Brian on True Social By the way, the Ukraine House

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Speaker 8: is just right behind us, and I think I had

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Speaker 8: to kind of quietly walk by that house for obvious reasons.

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Speaker 4: But maybe I'll go back and see if we can't

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Speaker 4: end that war as well.

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Speaker 5: So knock on the doors, knock on the door, seems

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Speaker 5: so Lenci.

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Speaker 4: There we get an exclusive interview on War Room. Thank you,

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Speaker 4: Brian Glenn, appreciate you. Thank you. Ukraine House forever was

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Speaker 4: they did. They didn't even have an America House.

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Speaker 5: When I say house, they had these locations where everything

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Speaker 5: around that country goes. We interviewed Scott Bessett yesterdays Secretary

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Speaker 5: Treasury start to show for a thirty minute interview from

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Speaker 5: America House.

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Speaker 4: So that's where everything Galvin's run.

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Speaker 5: There's two pieces today I want people to focu on.

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Speaker 5: First off, Peter Schwitzer. Were going to do an hour

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Speaker 5: with Peter in the start of the hour before the

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Speaker 5: Devo speech a President Trump kind of get rearranged. Peter's

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Speaker 5: gonna be with us tomorrow at eleven o'clock to talk

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Speaker 5: about his new book. Was it Silent Coup A book

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Speaker 5: that you have to get. I want to put that

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Speaker 5: cover up. I got Rob Greenway from Harrison. There's two

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Speaker 5: pieces out this morning. One on Breitbart that's an exclusive

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Speaker 5: about Peter's book about US training and taxpayers paying for

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Speaker 5: the training of Chinese companies.

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Speaker 4: Party pilots, Yes, lots of them, thousands.

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Speaker 5: Of them in the United States to be part of

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Speaker 5: the pla air force that will be the air force

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Speaker 5: that will attack our carrier battlegroups in the South China

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Speaker 5: Sea in the Straits of Taiwan. Rob, your piece is

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Speaker 5: as disturbing as that is, just because it's ridiculous we

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Speaker 5: do this. Yours is actually more disturbing, and I want

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Speaker 5: everybody it's exclusive over at Fox Digital. It is about

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Speaker 5: a war gaming that's been taking place and the realities

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Speaker 5: that wargaming. And it sounds like Captain Fanel wrote this

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Speaker 5: about us not being totally prepared the results of that,

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Speaker 5: and I guess Department of Wars some people have been

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Speaker 5: trying to redact it because they don't really want the

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Speaker 5: American people to know how deep a problem we have. Rob,

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Speaker 5: I'll let you take it. It's a very disturbing piece.

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Speaker 5: Give us the background of this and what does it

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Speaker 5: tell us?

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Speaker 9: Sure, thanks for having me on. What we've done for

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Speaker 9: the last year is the first and only artificial intelligence

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Speaker 9: enabled protracted conflict simulation between the United States and China

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Speaker 9: to address the strategic question of when either side would culminate.

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Speaker 9: No longer be able to conduct operations because of a

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Speaker 9: lack of fuel and ammunition or attrition that results from

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Speaker 9: the conflict itself. And so we looked at year long

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Speaker 9: conflict scenarios and we simulated at scale so that we

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Speaker 9: could be confident in our results. We hear often and

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Speaker 9: not oftentimes, as you do, that we have problems with

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Speaker 9: few and ammunition.

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Speaker 10: I think that's well known. What isn't well known until.

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Speaker 9: Now is exactly why and exactly on what day we

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Speaker 9: run out of exactly what munition or fuel on both sides.

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Speaker 9: And so the redactions were done at our discretion based

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Speaker 9: on consultation with friends in the administration and in the

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Speaker 9: departments and agencies of our gun responsible for the China threat.

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Speaker 9: And our conclusion was that we had identified critical vulnerabilities

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Speaker 9: on the Chinese side that should be exploited, and we

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Speaker 9: didn't want to give them an early warning by publishing it,

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Speaker 9: and so that we're redacted. And we also identified an

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Speaker 9: enormous amount of US vulnerabilities, most of which are in

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Speaker 9: the report because we have to correct them, some of

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Speaker 9: which were so sensitive we decided that we would redact them.

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Speaker 9: A voluntary step on the part of the Heritage Foundation,

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Speaker 9: but I think the right one because we're obviously on Team.

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Speaker 10: America in the end.

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Speaker 9: The bottom line is this, the United States and most

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Speaker 9: scenarios will culminate, will run out of few and ammunition

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Speaker 9: before the Chinese do, And by significantly I mean potentially

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Speaker 9: within thirty to thirty five days in some scenarios, whereas

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Speaker 9: the Chinese can generally can sustain a conflict between one

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Speaker 9: hundred and eighty three hund and sixty five days without

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Speaker 9: a tremendous amount of difficulty unless significant actions are taken,

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Speaker 9: and those are outlined in the reports for both the

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Speaker 9: US and the Chinese side.

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Speaker 5: How does break it down between ammunition person now and

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Speaker 5: fuel with full spectrum energy dominance and now venezuela gana

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Speaker 5: all that in China's basically we cut them off from Venezuela.

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Speaker 4: I've been arguing, you got to cut them off.

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Speaker 5: From the Persian oil coming in those tankers through the

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Speaker 5: streets of her moves.

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Speaker 4: The part of this I don't understand.

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Speaker 5: Walk me through how they have more longevity on fuel

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Speaker 5: or AMMO than we have.

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Speaker 6: Sir, No, you're.

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Speaker 10: Exactly right, and so this was designed to answer that question.

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Speaker 9: So from our perspective, the United States has sufficient fuel.

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Speaker 4: Well, hang on, hang on, hang on, I can't. I

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Speaker 4: can't be. I can't. I can't be. I can't be.

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Speaker 5: I can't be exactly right because you're telling me the

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Speaker 5: artificial intelligence tells you no, Bannon, you're actually technically wrong, right.

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Speaker 5: I mean, you would think that we would have at

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Speaker 5: least fuel possibly AMMO. But you're saying, hey, fuel and AMMO,

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Speaker 5: we're out, and we're out in a month. They last

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Speaker 5: six months. That's pretty big. That's a that's the orders

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Speaker 5: of magnitude discrepancy. How does that work?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that would equate to defeat.

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Speaker 9: Now on our side, for fuel, we have sufficient fuel,

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Speaker 9: but we don't have the throughput capacity. We can't transport it,

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Speaker 9: and we haven't even requested the assets to do it.

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Speaker 9: And that's in an uncontested or mildly contested environment. If

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Speaker 9: it's seriously contested, and it probably would be, we definitely don't.

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Speaker 10: Have the assets to get it there.

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Speaker 9: And so we make recommendations to expand our Strategic Petroleum

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Speaker 9: Reserve to fill it first to capacity and then make

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Speaker 9: sure the infrastructures on the West coast where it's required.

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Speaker 9: But we also don't have the vessels, the ships, the

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Speaker 9: transport it, and we haven't even ordered them.

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Speaker 10: Now, these are problems.

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Speaker 9: The worst problems are the ones you haven't identified and

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Speaker 9: for which there is no corrective action, and this report, unfortunately,

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Speaker 9: is full of them.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 9: On the Chinese side, for fuel, they have a one

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Speaker 9: point two billion barrel actually I think it's one point

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Speaker 9: three billion barrel strategic petroleum reserve, which gives them an

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Speaker 9: enormous shock absorber in a conflict scenario. And again they're

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Speaker 9: commute to work, and a Taiwan first island chain, second

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Speaker 9: island chain conflict is much shorter than ours. We're going

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Speaker 9: the other side of the planet and our demand for

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Speaker 9: a resource is going to be higher now, So from

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Speaker 9: a fuel perspective, specific actions and recommendations we make, we'll

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Speaker 9: get them to reduce that and the purport details. Ammunition wise,

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Speaker 9: they've been actively expanding their inventory of long range precision munitions,

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Speaker 9: the things you need most, and so they have an advantage,

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Speaker 9: but it's slight and there also have several external dependencies.

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Speaker 10: Which we could exploit. On our side.

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Speaker 9: Munitions, it is a stockpile issue, it is also a

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Speaker 9: throughput issue. We identify both in there. So in some

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Speaker 9: cases it's lack of supply. In some cases we just

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Speaker 9: have lack of transport. We enumerate this in exhaustive detail

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Speaker 9: in the report. And the artificial intelligence part of is

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Speaker 9: critical because the scale of information to model the Chinese

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Speaker 9: and American fuel and ammunition systems, the entirety of them,

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Speaker 9: is so massive that we had to leverage technological advances

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Speaker 9: to do it. And that's what the report does.

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Speaker 5: This is so important and this is what Heritage does best.

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Speaker 5: What I'm gonna do is come back to you. We're

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Speaker 5: going to take an hour, maybe two hours on a Saturday,

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Speaker 5: and I want to get Finel and we'll get other

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Speaker 5: s works.

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Speaker 4: Because this is so important.

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Speaker 5: The worm posse has to understand this particular And there's

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Speaker 5: a phrase there that Captain Fanel has been saying, oh

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Speaker 5: the buried lead. Here is what Fanelle has been banging

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Speaker 5: on the tables now for years and even as you

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Speaker 5: talk about these military operations we've had in Iran with

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Speaker 5: the nuclear issue, and take him Aduro his point he

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Speaker 5: was saying.

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Speaker 4: He says, hey, guys, this is great. We're on a roll.

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Speaker 5: These expeditionary hits are fantastic. But they're not seriously contested.

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Speaker 5: That is the operative phrase in this war game. Bro.

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Speaker 5: You're off the coast of China and you're defending the

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Speaker 5: first island chain and you're fighting around Taiwan and the

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Speaker 5: Straits of Taiwan, South China Sea East China. See, it's

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Speaker 5: a big difference. They have a home field advantage like

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Speaker 5: nobody's business. So we've got to break it down, Rob.

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Speaker 5: Until that time, where do people go? You're with the

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Speaker 5: Allison centered Heritage. I want to make sure people go

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Speaker 5: to your website in the center get more information you

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Speaker 5: guys have in your social media, sir Yes, sir right.

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Speaker 9: I'd encourage everybody to go to Heritage dot org and

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Speaker 9: download the tidal Wave of report or take a look

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Speaker 9: at it. And then I'm at RC Underscore Greenway on

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Speaker 9: X and on true Social.

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Speaker 10: Thanks for having me, Steve, appreciate it.

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Speaker 5: Thank you fantastic work, and we're going to get back

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Speaker 5: to you this afternoon. Set something up. Just fantastic. We

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Speaker 5: got to spend more time on this. This sets the

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Speaker 5: framework for you know, Carneie being over in Beijing talking

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Speaker 5: about a new world Order, et cetera.

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Speaker 4: So John Solomon's going to join us.

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Speaker 5: He's got another explosive exclusive that's coming out.

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Speaker 4: It's coming. It's actually come out.

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Speaker 5: Right before President Trump took the stage, we got John Solomon,

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Speaker 5: Jason Trener's going to sit here and put it in

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Speaker 5: Okay, and all this in the speech, John Solomon joins me,

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Speaker 5: John for all the nationalist President Trump went off on

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Speaker 5: stick in there as President Trump is wont to do that.

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Speaker 5: The twenty twenty election was stolen, and he said, Hey,

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Speaker 5: this You've got a breaking story that gets to the

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Speaker 5: take us through that.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: First, what the president's talking about is some documents are

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Speaker 11: going to be declassified from Odie and I in the

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Speaker 11: said on your show last week, the machinery's finally ramped up.

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Speaker 11: They're finally staffed, and you're going to start to see

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Speaker 11: a significant wave of indictments. Pam Bondi's in Minneapolis. I

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Speaker 11: think you will see some of the funders of these

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Speaker 11: protests indicted soon for bank and tax criminality, So keep

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Speaker 11: an eye on that. I think we're going to use

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Speaker 11: a tax all like they did with al Capone, to

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Speaker 11: go after these funding groups and say they said they

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Speaker 11: were doing X, but they're doing wide and that violates

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Speaker 11: their tax status. So keep an eye in Pam Bondi

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Speaker 11: in Minneapolis with Cash Prittel. There isn't an accident. They

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Speaker 11: landed on the ground there. It wasn't for optics, it

881
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Speaker 11: was for indictments. And then I think you'll see some

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Speaker 11: stuff on elections. Keep an eye on Tolci Gabbert. She's

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Speaker 11: been working on some really amazing declassifications that I think

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Speaker 11: will blow all of our minds soon, and I think

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Speaker 11: that's going to be a big moment.

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Speaker 3: This story is important.

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Speaker 11: Because after the Russia collusion delusion, after our crossfire hurricane,

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Speaker 11: Chris Ray told the American public. Yeah, it wasn't a

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Speaker 11: good idea to use Christopher Steele, but we fixed our

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Speaker 11: human sources. We got our informants under control. No more biases,

891
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Speaker 11: no more foreign influence. Remember Christopher Steel was a British

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Speaker 11: MI six agent who hated Trump and was being paid

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Speaker 11: by Hillary Clinton. Years later, after January six Chris Way

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Speaker 11: did not deliver on his word. The FBI, on Chris

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Speaker 11: Way's watch, starting just a few days after January sixth,

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty one, started treating a viciously anti Trump group

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Speaker 11: called the Sedition Hunters. By the way, they're welcome to

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Speaker 11: their opinion, that's not the problem. They started treating them

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Speaker 11: as human informants, confidential sources. They pay them over one

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Speaker 11: hundred and fifty thousand dollars the members of this group.

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Speaker 11: The members of this group were doing something that should

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Speaker 11: have been done by the FBI or by FBI contractors

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Speaker 11: above board, using facial recognition software to figure out who

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Speaker 11: people were who had attacked cops or penetrated the capitol,

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Speaker 11: so they could figure out their identity and arrest them.

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Speaker 11: If you had a cop, you're going to get arrested.

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Speaker 11: But why did the FBI do that? Makes no sense.

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Speaker 11: Every FBI person who alerted to meet this over the

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Speaker 11: last few months of said, we have contractors that do this.

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Speaker 11: This isn't a confidential sourcing. I think a lot of

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Speaker 11: people in Congress, when they get these documents are going

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Speaker 11: to be asking this question. Was this FBI money going

913
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Speaker 11: to an opposition research project? Sedition Hunters was on social

914
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Speaker 11: media day in and day out building the case that

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Speaker 11: this was a Donald Trump riot conspiracy, and the FBI's

916
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Speaker 11: money is flowing to them, even though they have biases,

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Speaker 11: even though the emails we made public today show that

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Speaker 11: they knew this group had foreign In fact, this work

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Speaker 11: was being done overseas. I should have been done it.

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Speaker 11: These are Americans being targeted. The FBI should have done

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Speaker 11: it here. That is it's Christopher Steele two point zero.

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Speaker 3: John.

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Speaker 5: Here's what's so disturbing because I know I would say

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Speaker 5: you and Cash, I would.

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Speaker 4: Say, are the optimists.

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Speaker 5: In this that the FBI can be reformed and if

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Speaker 5: you get new personnel in there, and those guys got

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Speaker 5: to be let go.

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Speaker 4: I take a hearter ligne.

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Speaker 5: I say you got to take the counter terrorism part

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Speaker 5: and put it over with I don't know, Tulsi or whatever,

932
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Speaker 5: and you've got to go back to law enforcement. That's

933
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Speaker 5: got to be a sign to the US attorneys. I

934
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Speaker 5: think you take the whole thing down. And here's I

935
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Speaker 5: think you. When I wad your report, I go fricking

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Speaker 5: Solomon gave me the best ammunition I'm ever going to have,

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Speaker 5: because if there wasn't a sustain look what Ray did

938
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Speaker 5: in your story, people's heads are.

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Speaker 4: Going to blow up. Sedition hunters are just not some

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Speaker 4: marginal group.

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Speaker 5: They are central left wing influence operation on the outside

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Speaker 5: that they obviously funded and supported.

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Speaker 4: Right and this is only the surface. We have no

944
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Speaker 4: Erethy dnty.

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Speaker 5: And and and the support that behind the scenes information

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Speaker 5: they may have been getting f FPI. How did no

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Speaker 5: one this is twenty How did no one in the

948
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Speaker 5: system go to Congress, go to you, go to investigative reporters,

949
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Speaker 5: anybody in the system come forward and said, Hey, Ray

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Speaker 5: and Barr are doing this, the institution is doing this.

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Speaker 4: How did no one? How we now? Why are we

952
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Speaker 4: finding out about now?

953
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Speaker 5: Because cash with no help happens to be burned through

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Speaker 5: a bunch of files and finds it themselves sir, this

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Speaker 5: has been almost five years old.

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Speaker 11: Well, there are a bunch of FBI agents that are cooperating.

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Speaker 11: I've met with some of them. These agents are extraordinary,

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Speaker 11: their heroes. But here's the reason why. Remember some of

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Speaker 11: those whistleblowers that you and I have had on their shows.

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Speaker 11: Very quickly after Biden came in, anyone who dared to

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Speaker 11: blow the whistle onto January sixth investigation got eviscerated. Their

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Speaker 11: security clearances were pulled, their salaries were stopped, and they

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Speaker 11: were bankrupted. So if you're an agent, you got to

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Speaker 11: feed those two kids at the dinner table. You're going

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Speaker 11: to bite the bullet until the time when you know

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Speaker 11: that you're going to get an honest hearing. The Inspector

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Speaker 11: General didn't protect those whistleblowers. Those whistleblowers were targeted because,

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Speaker 11: as the Inspector General just reported now confirming our story

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Speaker 11: from three years ago, people were targeted based on whether

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Speaker 11: they supported Trump or whether they were Second Amendment advocates.

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Speaker 11: I want you to think about that, the FBI pulled

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Speaker 11: security clerences because someone like Donald Trump or the Second Amendment,

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Speaker 11: which is by the way.

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Speaker 3: Guaranteed in the Constitution.

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Speaker 11: That was what was going on, So whistleblowers trying to

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Speaker 11: preserve their livelihood and their pension. We had eighteen years

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Speaker 11: in you're not going to take a risk when you

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Speaker 11: know when you report it, no one's going to do it.

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Speaker 11: What's happening now, whistleblowers are coming fist over glove to cash,

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Speaker 11: pattel to the Senate, to the House, and they're telling

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Speaker 11: all the dirty secrets. And I have a different take

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Speaker 11: on the FBI, and it's probably closer to what I

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Speaker 11: think the President seems to talk about a lot. The

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Speaker 11: FBI is doing great work right now. We have the

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Speaker 11: lowest murder rate in a long time. We stopped five

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Speaker 11: or six or seven terror attacks. We stopped a whole

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Speaker 11: bunch of school shootings. Remember what the FBI would tell

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Speaker 11: us during the Biden years, Oh, we knew about the guy,

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Speaker 11: but we didn't get them. In ten we stopped a

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Speaker 11: lot of school shooting. Last year, he's copped a lot

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Speaker 11: of things. It's doing its work again. But you will

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Speaker 11: never stop what the Democrats did unless you put the

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Speaker 11: people who did it in prison. It wasn't an institution

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Speaker 11: that did it. It was bad actors at the top.

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Speaker 11: And if we don't put them in handcuffs and arrest them.

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Speaker 11: It will happened again if we do. There's a disincentive

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Speaker 11: to do it in the future.

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Speaker 5: John Solomon, where do people go to get the blockbuster

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Speaker 5: reports you're putting out of all these, sir in your show,

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Speaker 5: where to go?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 11: Justinnews dot com, Jay Solomon reports on all social media.

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Speaker 11: And I'm lucky enough to follow you at six and

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Speaker 11: conright here in real America's voice justin News no Noise

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Speaker 11: with the amazing Amanda Head right there.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, sir, I appreciate you.

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Speaker 3: Mordicopp, Thanks buddy.

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Speaker 5: Remember Chris Ray, Chris Ray was Christy's recommendation. Chris Christy,

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Speaker 5: how did he get back in to get close to

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Speaker 5: Trump to make this recommendation recommendation the most disastrous and

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Speaker 5: including Pale in that the most disastrous we had was

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Speaker 5: Chris Ray, Bill Barr close second, short break, second hour,

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Speaker 5: more on fire even than the first.

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Speaker 4: Jason Trenner is up. We're packed wall to wall back

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Speaker 4: in two minutes.