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Speaker 1: Is governing like the dictator of America.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 5: He promised to be a dictator on day one his words,

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Speaker 5: The goal of the second term, quite clearly is not hiding.

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Speaker 9: Right, And I think that there's no question that healthcare

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Speaker 12: That clarifies that you cannot do what is called a

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

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Speaker 13: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 2: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 13: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 13: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 1: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 4: I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 13: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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

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Speaker 13: Thursday to October in the year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 2: We can do.

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Speaker 14: When I asked what I what I did wrong, they

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Speaker 14: I mean, like any American would say there's some mistake.

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Speaker 13: Doctor Gina social Media, where do people follow you at?

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Speaker 13: That's it, Doctor Geena. I can tell you you're a

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Speaker 2: Thank you man.

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Speaker 14: Well, the real heroes are the ones who stood even

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Speaker 2: So thank you, man. I appreciate it.

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Speaker 13: Every morning before the War Room, you get doctor Gina

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Speaker 13: So I'm gonna do this in reverse because I had

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Speaker 13: you've dedicated your life to this. They dragged you off

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Speaker 13: It's exactly what they did.

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Speaker 16: We found a new bombshell last week that kind of

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Speaker 16: Steve cash Ptel found in one of those burn bags

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Speaker 16: after action memo they call it, which reveals that there

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Speaker 16: were over two hundred FBI agents deployed to j sixth

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Speaker 16: that day. One hundred and ninety nine of them didn't

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Speaker 16: want to be there because they weren't adequately trained for

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Speaker 16: the job. They were put at great risk. And in

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Speaker 16: the after action report, what's so fascinating is that they

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Speaker 16: uniformly said that the Washington office of the FBI had

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Speaker 16: become just woke partisan bias. One of the agents contrasted

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Speaker 16: the stand down nature of what happened in Portland with

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Speaker 16: Antifa and BLM and all that, and they're not touched.

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Speaker 16: They were told to stand down on that versus what

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Speaker 16: happened on Jay six And it speaks to what was

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Speaker 16: going on with doctor Gina and I because it was

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Speaker 16: the mindset I mean, I mean, think about this, Steve.

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Speaker 16: It's like mister Combidge just gets indicted for two felonies,

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Speaker 16: ten years possible in prison. Right, what is he going

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Speaker 16: to do? He gets to go what's called self surrender.

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Speaker 16: He's going to just report without the handcuffs, without the

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Speaker 16: leg irons, and it's gonna be him sitting there doing

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Speaker 16: his thing, whereas with me a misdemeanor, much less possible

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Speaker 16: prison time. They sent five armed FBI agents out to

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Speaker 16: grab me in a gangway. And actually next week there's

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Speaker 16: going to be some blockbuster movies. I don't know exactly

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Speaker 16: what it is, but I've been told there's more that's

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Speaker 16: going to be revealed about that leg irons arrest. And

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Speaker 16: this is the world we live in, Steve, and you

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Speaker 16: and I went to prison.

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Speaker 13: Well, hang on, hang on when the Jeff Jeff Carko

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Speaker 13: they're trying to hang on, It's the world we lived

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Speaker 13: in until President Trump said no, I'm coming back because

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Speaker 13: I got to set I gotta sort this mess out,

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Speaker 13: and we're going to sort it out. And that's why

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Speaker 13: Geno on there, your guys are doing twenty things every

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Speaker 13: day to sort this mess out. That the media we

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Speaker 13: came and curated because too much of these of the

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Speaker 13: scale that you guys are doing, rewiring the world's economy,

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Speaker 13: bringing jobs back here right uh, changing the whole geopolitical

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Speaker 13: order is shutting, you know, now, going to deconstruct the

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Speaker 13: administrative state, which are going to a second. The scale

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Speaker 13: and the scope of what the Trump administration are doing

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Speaker 13: is so huge and with such urgency that at twenty

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Speaker 13: things that would drive a new cycle for days in

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Speaker 13: the old days don't even get a mention.

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Speaker 2: And this is why.

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Speaker 13: So it was the world we lived in, and it

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Speaker 13: was a world that was going to get more oppressive,

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Speaker 13: more oppressive until President Trump came back. And I just

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Speaker 13: hope we start getting the indictments. I know your pressed

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Speaker 13: are times a beautiful day at the way, and by

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Speaker 13: the way, this is this is doctor Navar, this is

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Speaker 13: this is.

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Speaker 16: The banning thing where things had you know, in days,

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Speaker 16: things happen that are years worth.

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Speaker 11: And that's what happens here.

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Speaker 16: I mean they pace in the first eight months of

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Speaker 16: this administration. We're getting more done in eight months than

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Speaker 16: presidents get sometimes in eight years.

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Speaker 11: I would say every time in eight years. This is

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Speaker 11: truly remarkable.

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Speaker 16: We're totally restructuring even the international trade system, which is

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Speaker 16: amazing totally restructuring this illegal immigration, getting to the heart

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Speaker 16: of this weaponized lawfare against the.

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Speaker 11: Whole people of America.

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Speaker 16: Really, so it is an honor and the pleasure to

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Speaker 16: be here talking about this, Steven, in the midst of

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Speaker 16: this government shutdown, I would be remiss not to point out,

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Speaker 16: we have time.

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Speaker 11: Let's be very careful here, what's going on.

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Speaker 2: Go ahead.

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Speaker 11: Democrats are trying to make it's.

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Speaker 16: About healthcare, It's about healthcare for illegal aliens. And this

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Speaker 16: is just going to be another example where the Democrats

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Speaker 16: are totally out of touch with the American people.

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Speaker 11: I mean, it's like.

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Speaker 16: Over eighty percent, maybe higher than the Arab people don't

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Speaker 16: think illegal aliens should get healthcare, particularly when Americans are

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Speaker 16: struggling for that. But Blacklin came out with a very

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Speaker 16: interesting poll yesterday which basically says we are now a

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Speaker 16: nation that has bifurcated.

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Speaker 11: Clearly in the media.

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Speaker 16: You know, if you're listening to CNN, Bloomberg, MSNBC, CNBC,

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Speaker 16: you're getting the message that this is about healthcare.

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Speaker 11: Okay, that's what they're force.

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Speaker 16: Feeded, when the facts are that this is about healthcare

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Speaker 16: for illegal aliens. Two hundred billion dollars steam two hundred

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Speaker 16: billion dollars.

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Speaker 1: These democrats and people.

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Speaker 16: Kind of scratch their head. It's like eighty percent of

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Speaker 16: the Marrian people don't want that. But the problem is

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Speaker 16: you have concentrations of progressive sentiment in certain states like California,

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Speaker 16: it's twenty seven percent people for and born fifty five

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Speaker 16: percent Latino and Asian. And that's a different world than

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Speaker 16: the rest of the country. So you get different points

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Speaker 16: of view clashing here. But the lies gotta stop, Steve,

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Speaker 16: I got to get to.

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Speaker 11: The bottom of it.

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Speaker 13: Hey, doc, Doc Navar, hanger for one second. I know

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Speaker 13: you've got to go back to work over at the EOB,

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Speaker 13: but just hang on for a second. I just want

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Speaker 13: to hold you for a minute or two. On the

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Speaker 13: other side, the Select Committee on the CCP is doing

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Speaker 13: amazing work. Another underappreciated, underreported story. Next in the World,

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Speaker 13: here's your host, Stephen k Back. Doctor Navarre had to bounce.

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Speaker 13: They had to get he had to get called into

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Speaker 13: a meeting over there.

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Speaker 2: What you expect. I mean, this guy, you know, I've

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Speaker 2: known Peter for now.

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Speaker 13: Years and years and years and years and years. He's

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Speaker 13: a seven day a week guy. I think in the

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Speaker 13: first term. I'm not sure he took a day off.

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Speaker 13: I think he worked all four years, seven days a week.

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Speaker 13: He's an extraordinary individual, like I said, one of the

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Speaker 13: most important individuals in the country. He's been President Trump's

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Speaker 13: wingman on manufacturing, bring it all, you know, bringing jobs back,

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Speaker 13: taking on China, the CCP, and knowing that for a misdemeanor,

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Speaker 13: for a misdemeanor, knowing that, they went to Reagan Airport,

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Speaker 13: dragged him off a plane and shackled him. When I

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Speaker 13: say shackled, I mean around the way shackles and the

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Speaker 13: leg irons in front of the world to humiliate and

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Speaker 13: break him. And they didn't. They send him to prison

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Speaker 13: to break him.

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Speaker 2: They didn't.

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Speaker 13: That's why we have to read get the book he

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Speaker 13: went to prison, because you don't have to, and it's

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Speaker 13: very powerful, and you better read it because I'm telling you.

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Speaker 13: And this is why I got to grass up here

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Speaker 13: in the second hour. We don't get these redistrichings done.

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Speaker 13: If you don't think they're not coming for you, not

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Speaker 13: coming for you, you're dead wrong. Hakeem Jeffrey said it

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Speaker 13: flat out. First thing they're going to do. In Johnson's speaker. Finally,

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Speaker 13: agreed with us. Yesterday came. I said, hey, first thing

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Speaker 13: they're going to do if they're to win the House.

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Speaker 13: If they win the Houses, impeach Donald Trump, and the

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Speaker 13: whole thing's going to change. The whole Trump revolution will

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Speaker 13: grind to a halt. That's who these midterms couldn't be

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Speaker 13: couldn't be more important. Go get Navarre's book. Do not

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Speaker 13: think this game is over. There's a lot of folks

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Speaker 13: I know in the MAGA movement just leaning on their rigs, saying, hey,

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Speaker 13: Trump's doing everything. I got that. It's unbelievable what's happening.

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Speaker 13: But we got to make it this way. I keep saying,

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Speaker 13: seize the institutions. We have to make this permanent so

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Speaker 13: it cannot be reversed. And that's why what russ vote.

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Speaker 13: I'm so glad the President put up the true socialist

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Speaker 13: Morning on Price twenty twenty five, the great Project, he said,

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Speaker 13: the Project twenty twenty five fame. Russ Folk is one

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Speaker 13: of the architects, and we're going to get in some

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Speaker 13: serious deconstruction of the administrative state.

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Speaker 2: I think starting this afternoon with russ Volk colorson Molinarch

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Speaker 2: joins us.

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Speaker 13: He's the Chairman of Select Committee on China, and I

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Speaker 13: got to say something to Congressman. Of everything going on,

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Speaker 13: the work you and your committee are doing is among,

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Speaker 13: if not the most important work that is happening on

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Speaker 13: Capitol Hill right now. It's serious, it's detailed, and you

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Speaker 13: are properly addressing the existent, the external existential, right and

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Speaker 13: that quite frankly a major league internal to the American people,

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Speaker 13: and that's the Chinese Commist Party.

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Speaker 2: First off, talk to us about your committee.

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Speaker 13: We want this hopefully be a series of times we

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Speaker 13: have you on here talk about the great work. But

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Speaker 13: the Select Committee, what is it, how's it made up?

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Speaker 13: And what is your role?

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Speaker 4: Well, first of all, thank you for having me, Steve,

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Speaker 4: And as you point out, and I chair the Select

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Speaker 4: Committee on our Strategic competition with the Chinese Communist Party,

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Speaker 4: and this is a focus on our relationship with China.

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Speaker 4: It covers our national security, our economic relationship, human rights

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Speaker 4: abuses the.

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Speaker 15: Entire framework of this relationship.

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Speaker 4: You know, China has a history of four thousand years,

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Speaker 4: but the Chinese Communist Party is a threat you know,

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Speaker 4: around the world and even on our shores, and so

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Speaker 4: we need to make sure that we are prepared with

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Speaker 4: our national defense. Also, we are in a strong economic competition.

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Speaker 4: I commend President Trump for his leadership in this area.

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Speaker 4: But we have a lot at stake, and that's why

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Speaker 4: our focus is entirely on this relationship with the Chinese.

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Speaker 13: Why have we gotten into a situation where we help

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Speaker 13: finance them? We gave them World Trade Organization authorization most

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Speaker 13: Favored Nation, They still barrow from the World Bank as

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Speaker 13: a third World nation. How did we turn every institution

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Speaker 13: in the West, in the free market, capitalist West, into

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Speaker 13: a situation to assist them on their growth when the

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Speaker 13: CCP is and this is actually without argument, is more

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Speaker 13: murderous than the Nazis, the fascist imperial Japan, the Bolsheviks,

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Speaker 13: the Soviets, roll them all up. These people have killed

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Speaker 13: document and have killed hundreds of millions of La Baijing,

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Speaker 13: of the own Chinese. How is your committee? How did

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Speaker 13: we get to the situation where institutions formed by American

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Speaker 13: leadership and financed by the American taxpayer get into a

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Speaker 13: situation to assist the Chinese Communist Party not simply in

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Speaker 13: their rise to power, but in their iron grip over

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Speaker 13: the Chinese people.

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Speaker 4: Sir, well, as you point out, you know this relationship

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Speaker 4: has evolved. At first, you know, they court trade themselves

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Speaker 4: as sort of this benign developing nation, and we bought

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Speaker 4: into that, and quite frankly, our private sector viewed it

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Speaker 4: as a huge expanding market and the opportunity to lower

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Speaker 4: production costs and sell products. And as we've seen under Siezingping,

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Speaker 4: the true nature of the Chinese Communist Party has become

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Speaker 4: more aggressive and threatening their neighbors as well as our

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Speaker 4: interests around the world. And so I think it was

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Speaker 4: a hope that they would become as they became wealthier,

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Speaker 4: they've become more democratic, more freedom loving. It's actually been

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Speaker 4: just the opposite, and so our policies need to change

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Speaker 4: as a result of that and reflect the reality of

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Speaker 4: this relationship.

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Speaker 13: The pressure on you guys, I know this from working

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Speaker 13: with President Trump the first term and then being close

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Speaker 13: to the team the second term. The pressure from the

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Speaker 13: business community in the tech community really hasn't changed. Wall

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Speaker 13: Street and Silicon Valley still looks as a partnership, right,

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Speaker 13: And that that's the pressure on American policy. American policy

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Speaker 13: is encaptured by a business community.

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Speaker 2: In a in a in a in a finance.

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Speaker 13: Community that doesn't see the Chinese Commanist Party as an

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Speaker 13: existential threat to Laobaijing, its own people, and an existential

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Speaker 13: threat to the American people and its liberties. And the

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Speaker 13: reason is they can make a ton of money. So

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Speaker 13: how do we how do we break that? How do

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Speaker 13: we actually have Capitol Hill free from that pressure and

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Speaker 13: the administration free from that pressure?

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Speaker 15: Sir, well, it's a great point.

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Speaker 4: Our goal is to bring clarity and bring this to light.

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Speaker 4: And so for instance, when JP Morgan, Chase and the

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Speaker 4: Bank of America funded the largest i PO of cattle,

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Speaker 4: a Chinese battery manufacturer that's linked with the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 4: Party and supply chains relying on slave labor linked to

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Speaker 4: the Chinese military, you have American investors investing in.

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Speaker 15: A company that actually could.

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Speaker 4: Be developing technologies that would be used against our men

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Speaker 4: and women in the military. Same thing with some of

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Speaker 4: these technologies that are used for surveillance and the abuse

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Speaker 4: of the Wigers and Tibetans other people who are threatened

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Speaker 4: by the Chinese Communist Party, and unfortunately, our taxpayer dollars,

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Speaker 4: our financial instruments are all being used to advance this interest.

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Speaker 4: So we've been working on export controls that protect our

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Speaker 4: national security. We've been trying to highlight the fact that

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Speaker 4: our investor dollars.

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Speaker 15: Should not be going to fund the Chinese military.

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Speaker 4: But you're right, there's an attractive financial motive for people

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Speaker 4: who are in it to make money in the short

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Speaker 4: term and are not considering the long term consequences of

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Speaker 4: these actions.

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Speaker 13: I want to stay on I want to stay on

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Speaker 13: this point because one hundred years from now, they're going

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Speaker 13: to write this up like a Greek tragedy. Where as

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Speaker 13: you know, in the tragedy figure, his greatest attribute turns

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Speaker 13: out to be a week. It also has an underside

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Speaker 13: that's a weakness that's used to destroy him.

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Speaker 2: What you just said right there, it's not simply Wall Street.

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Speaker 13: They're investing the pension All these institutional investors are investing

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Speaker 13: pension money. So essentially we have a system now where

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Speaker 13: the American people, their pension money is being used to

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Speaker 13: fund military technology used against us in the defense of Taiwan,

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Speaker 13: in the Three Island Chain, in the Pacific, and obviously

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Speaker 13: around the world, but also to build industries that it

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Speaker 13: makes it's logical to ship the manufacturing jobs to China

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Speaker 13: so the slave labor can work for one tenth of

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Speaker 13: what Americans do and financed by the American people. That

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Speaker 13: money is not black Rocks money, it's not Blackstone's money,

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Speaker 13: it's not Larry Fink's money. It's pension fund money of

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Speaker 13: the American people. That's the tragic nature of this. The

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Speaker 13: American people are financing their own demise and the really

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Speaker 13: the economic obliteration of their children. How does that message

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Speaker 13: not How do and I understand the pressure you guys against,

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Speaker 13: but how does that message not the message every day

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Speaker 13: that we force the technology Ola Garks and we forced

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Speaker 13: Wall Street to have to defend sir.

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Speaker 15: I think your point is excellent.

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Speaker 4: We need to highlight this and make people aware of it.

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Speaker 4: And that's been probably the biggest challenge because this is

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Speaker 4: such an important issue, yet often other issues of the

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Speaker 4: day crowded out in terms of urgency, and so we

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Speaker 4: need to continue to focus on this with a spotlight

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Speaker 4: and raise these issues and help people throughout America understand It's.

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Speaker 4: One thing I wanted to tell you about is recently,

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Speaker 4: you know, in Philadelphia they ray the flag of the

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Speaker 4: Chinese Communist Party honoring the Chinese National Day, which was

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Speaker 4: the foundation of the Chinese Communist Party. This is in

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Speaker 4: the city where our declaration of independence endowed by our

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Speaker 4: creator with an alienable rights to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.

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Speaker 4: Our Constitution was developed there and when you consider that

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Speaker 4: flag raised over the city hall of this great city,

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Speaker 4: it's the example of how these relationships need to change

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Speaker 4: because it's been totally co opted by the United Front

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Speaker 4: operation of the Chinese Communist Party influencing here in America.

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Speaker 13: We were going to bring up it's outrageous and it

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Speaker 13: ought to be a penalty for that, but it also

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Speaker 13: shows you how powerful they are in subversion and how

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Speaker 13: powerful it's one of the key tools of unrestricted warfare.

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Speaker 13: Last question, I know you get a bounce and we've

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Speaker 13: been a huge support of Bridge Colby in the kind

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Speaker 13: of new philosophy over the defense part of Pete Hexath.

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Speaker 13: There's a rumor coming out that the Annual Strategic Review

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Speaker 13: the national Defense strategy, and this is one that we

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Speaker 13: changed in the first term from the global war and

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Speaker 13: terror to great power struggle focused on the CCP. Now,

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Speaker 13: a lot of the globalists at the time made us

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Speaker 13: put Russia in they're too fine, but it focused for

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Speaker 13: the first time on the Chinese companies party as the

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Speaker 13: existential threat. Our understanding is that the new strategy may

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Speaker 13: actually have that. It's it's not a global threat, it's

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Speaker 13: only a threat potentially for East Asia and for that

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Speaker 13: part of the Asian land mass.

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Speaker 2: One. Do you know anything about that?

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Speaker 13: And is your committee going to come out with a

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Speaker 13: counter or work with Bridge, Colby and the guys of

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Speaker 13: the paniccon and say, hey, look, this is much bigger

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Speaker 13: than an East Asian problem.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I agree, this is bigger than an East

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Speaker 4: Asia problem. When you know the Belton Road initiative that's

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Speaker 4: going on all over the world, that China is funding,

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Speaker 4: you know, using ports for dually use military commercial. Their

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Speaker 4: influence around the world is significant, and so it's more

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Speaker 4: than a.

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Speaker 15: Regional I do agree that we need to get our regional.

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Speaker 4: Partners stepping up their game in terms of their defenses.

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Speaker 4: And that's something the US can do, just like we're

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Speaker 4: encouraging NATO to supply more.

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Speaker 15: Of their own defense.

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Speaker 4: But at the end of the day, we are competing

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Speaker 4: with a very aggressive global power who is intent on

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Speaker 4: setting the rules for the road, and so we can

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Speaker 4: ignore that and we need to be.

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Speaker 15: Vigilant and in the case of Taiwan.

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Speaker 4: We need to follow the Taiwan Relations Act to help

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Speaker 4: them defend against China taking them over.

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Speaker 13: Hey man, Congressman, social media, and how do people get

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Speaker 13: more access to the Select Committee and the great work

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Speaker 13: you guys are doing.

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Speaker 4: You know you can our Select Committee on the CCP

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Speaker 4: dot House dot gov is our website. I would encourage

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Speaker 4: people to go there and they can access.

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Speaker 15: The information that I'm sharing with you.

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Speaker 4: Today and also follow the work we're doing as a committee.

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Speaker 13: Congressman, thank you, thank you for the work you're doing

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Speaker 13: over there. Thanks for coming on and sharing that with

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Speaker 13: the War Room posse today.

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Speaker 2: Appreciate you.

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Speaker 4: All right, you've got thank you, Steve, Thank you great.

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Speaker 13: Some of the most important work going on Capitol Hill

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Speaker 13: right now. And look, you know the war Room and

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Speaker 13: ourselves we're there. We consider ourselves the leader and this

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Speaker 13: is the leading platform for the anti CCP movement that

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Speaker 13: doesn't always gel with the administration. Like I say, President

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Speaker 13: Trump has got to balance. He's trying to balance everything.

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Speaker 13: I mean, this is one of the reasons I think

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Speaker 13: he does look a little tired. He's doing everything every

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Speaker 13: I mean these look his side deal now is trying

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Speaker 13: to negotiate with the Democrats when he's doing everything else

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Speaker 13: stopping wars, building the economy, stopping immigration, stopping this internal threat.

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Speaker 2: We have short break.

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Speaker 8: Hugh's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 13: Congressman Andy Biggs joins us, I'm I asked you about

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Speaker 13: to shut down the second. Of course, you're one of

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Speaker 13: the best definicit hawks up up on Capitol Hill. But

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Speaker 13: I want to talk about your continue you helping to

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Speaker 13: continue the Charlie Kirk tour. T talk to me about

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Speaker 13: I guess you guys were at Utah State with Tyler

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Speaker 13: the other night.

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Speaker 2: Talk to me about it.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, a great event.

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Speaker 17: Sixty five hundred people in that is the is their

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Speaker 17: biggest campus event they've ever had, mostly young people, mostly

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Speaker 17: college students. Steve, my guess is about fifty five hundred

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Speaker 17: more college students. Maybe you had five hundred to one

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Speaker 17: thousand that were you know, faculty, friends, family, whatever.

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Speaker 8: It was. The energy was really.

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Speaker 17: Electric and you know, just really powerful stuff and the

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Speaker 17: commitment that these kids had. You know, the biggest line

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Speaker 17: of the night came from Jason Chafitz, who said that

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Speaker 17: you don't want men with junk and women's bathrooms, you know,

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Speaker 17: or women's locker rooms. Everybody erupted, went crazy, but they

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Speaker 17: also went Chraszy is full with USA.

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Speaker 8: Chance. It was filled with Charlie Kirkchance and Donald Trump. Chance.

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Speaker 17: These were patriots, Steve, and this is a new generation.

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Speaker 17: And this really is a turning point for the USA.

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Speaker 13: When you say that you were very close to Charlie,

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Speaker 13: You're very close to turning point Tyler and the entire team.

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Speaker 13: What is the lesson when you say it's a turning point?

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Speaker 13: What do you mean by that? I think it is too,

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Speaker 13: but I'd love it when other people come to the

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Speaker 13: same conclusion. Why do you think it's a turning point?

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Speaker 13: And what does that.

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Speaker 2: Mean for us?

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Speaker 17: Well, for one thing, it's a turning point because the

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Speaker 17: generation that is turning is the youthful generation, right. I

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Speaker 17: mean they're young, they're coming out and coming to conservative ideals.

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Speaker 17: So they're coming to God, that come into country, that

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Speaker 17: come into family, you know, the values that really made

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Speaker 17: America great. And I see it as the number of

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Speaker 17: people that want to be in this movement now has

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Speaker 17: grown by exponential bounds. So for instance, there's virtually every

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Speaker 17: high school and every college campus has people on it

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Speaker 17: that say we want to be affiliated with this program,

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Speaker 17: the Turning Point USA program, because it speaks to them,

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Speaker 17: and that's the youth movement in my mind that's going

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Speaker 17: to change the country. I mean, our generation, Steve, what

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Speaker 17: you do is incredibly important, and we need our generation

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Speaker 17: to fight as much as we possibly can. But the

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Speaker 17: world belongs to the youth, and youth are going to

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Speaker 17: actually turn this thing around.

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Speaker 13: Charlie was one of the things we spent a lot

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Speaker 13: of time on. We hired him at Breitbart as a writer.

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Speaker 13: I think it was his first job in kind of

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Speaker 13: politics or official politics, and he came out of the

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Speaker 13: Tea Party and Charlie, I think he used to be

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Speaker 13: on Glenn Becker saying Glenn beck information when Glenn back

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Speaker 13: back in the Tea Party days, was so focused on

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Speaker 13: debt and deficit and Charlie, so you love it on

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Speaker 13: the show because he would watch warream in the morning.

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Speaker 13: He would text me all the time when we were

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Speaker 13: on debt and deficit. We're in the middle of this

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Speaker 13: fight right now and the government shut down, so walk

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Speaker 13: me through because you're one of our smartest deficit hawks

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Speaker 13: and we're going to lose you when you become governor

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Speaker 13: of Arizona. So walk us through what is the importance

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Speaker 13: of this moment, not just for deconstruction, administrative state, but

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Speaker 13: about recisions, pocket recisions, impowerments, and getting our hands around

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Speaker 13: the deficit situation.

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Speaker 8: Sir, There's so much to unpack there, Steve.

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Speaker 17: But let's just let's just say that the Democrats, they

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Speaker 17: kind of played into President Trump's hand.

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Speaker 8: But here's the deal.

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Speaker 17: Here's the bad news that a cr that is at Pelosi,

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Speaker 17: Schumer and Biden levels is the cheapest spend in Washington

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Speaker 17: d Cate today. So that's out there because the Republicans

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Speaker 17: in Congress actually proposed budgets that were higher in spending.

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Speaker 8: So we actually came out a little bit better doing this.

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Speaker 17: But what's happening is the administration is doing recisions that

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Speaker 17: means that they are actually rescinding spending. So they've taken

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Speaker 17: money that was appropriated to them and they said we

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Speaker 17: don't need it, We're not going to use it.

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Speaker 8: They did pocket recisions where they just said.

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Speaker 17: We're not going to spend it, and they did within

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Speaker 17: forty five days, which the law allows.

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Speaker 8: And the next thing that you have going here is

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Speaker 8: you have this.

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Speaker 17: The narrative itself that allows the president to actually come

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Speaker 17: in and actually start reducing the size and scope of

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Speaker 17: the bureaucracy.

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Speaker 2: So you have you have.

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Speaker 17: Literally hundreds of thousands of people who've been designated by

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Speaker 17: their agencies to be non essential, that is to say,

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Speaker 17: they're unnecessary. We don't need you to keep the government open.

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Speaker 17: We don't need you, as if someone is saying in

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Speaker 17: British terms, you're redundant, we just simply don't need you anymore.

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Speaker 17: That allows the president to come in and Russ Bull

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Speaker 17: said yesterday he's going to come in and they're going

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Speaker 17: to start riffing people. And it can't be a riff

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Speaker 17: in the restore right. This has to be serious things.

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Speaker 17: And you look at him and say, we really are redundant,

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Speaker 17: and what that happens. It doesn't just it doesn't just

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Speaker 17: take away the personnel. It actually defans the agencies themselves,

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Speaker 17: so that the agencies cannot continue to abuse the American

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Speaker 17: people because they just don't have the people to abuse

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Speaker 17: the American people. And that this is really big stuff.

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Speaker 17: Is a it is. It also is a change in

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Speaker 17: direction fundamentally, and we thank the Democrats because they walked

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Speaker 17: right into this.

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Speaker 2: Walked right into it. It's amazing.

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Speaker 13: I know you got to bounce social media. How do

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Speaker 13: people follow you your new campaign and also all your

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Speaker 13: work on being a deficit hawk.

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Speaker 17: So if you go to biggsfa Arizona dot com, you're

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Speaker 17: going to see me on the unofficial side that's.

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Speaker 8: Hopefully making me a governor.

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Speaker 17: But if you go to bigs dot House dot gov,

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Speaker 17: you can see everything that we've got that we're putting out.

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Speaker 17: And just remember this, the Democrats made their their blunder

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Speaker 17: because they're so blinded.

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Speaker 8: First of all, Steve, real quick, this is.

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Speaker 17: Chuck Schumer getting attacked from the left, so he's responding.

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Speaker 17: This is also the left saying we have to protect

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Speaker 17: illegal aliens. That's it, Steve, That's where they are, and

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Speaker 17: that's why there's such a mess right now.

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Speaker 13: Congressman is not if you're going to be governor of Arizona,

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Speaker 13: you are going to be the governor Arizona, and Arizona

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Speaker 13: needs Andy Biggs like tomorrow. Good luck, sir, Thank you

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Speaker 13: for senior back here. Congress Congressman Andy Biggs. We're losing

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Speaker 13: some good when you talk about deficit hawks, Chip, Andy Biggs,

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Speaker 13: it's gonna be tough to replace, but I know the

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Speaker 13: States need him. Short commercial break, take your phone out, Bannon,

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Speaker 13: b A N N O N text at night. Get

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Speaker 13: Birch Gold's Ultimate Guide to investing in gold and precious

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Speaker 13: nine hundred, where'd you hear that before?

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Speaker 2: Where'd you hear that was going to happen? Hmm?

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Speaker 13: Curious minds want to know short break When I say

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Speaker 13: short two minutes, like short back in a moment,