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Speaker 2: We're going to talk to a member of Congress about

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Speaker 2: what exactly is happening out there. Democrats have chosen the

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Speaker 2: We spent a lot of time talking about the news

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Speaker 1: And that's a good thing. I'm not saying that that

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Speaker 1: It's normal. We wake up. What do we want to know?

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Speaker 1: We would we grab our phones.

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Speaker 2: What's the news, what's happening the world? That locally it's important,

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Speaker 2: but what's also important for all of us is to

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Speaker 2: look back from time to time because that's where all

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Speaker 2: the lessons are. Let me personally, in your personal life.

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Speaker 2: For me, personally, I look back on all my screw

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Speaker 2: where I grew. We have to discuss the Joe Biden

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Speaker 2: but because it explains where we are, and it explains

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Speaker 1: We're going to have this talk about.

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Speaker 2: You see, the evil people who spent so much time

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Speaker 2: abusing us, especially over the last few years, they're all

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Speaker 2: the exact same position where they begin. So let's talk

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Speaker 2: about Joe Biden, because what Joe Biden did to this country. Look,

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Speaker 2: to look further than immigration. Honestly, the Trump administration's currently

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Speaker 2: A judge blocks that we're talking about small deportation numbers. Here,

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Speaker 2: Nineteen million plus to go. And why do we have

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Speaker 2: And so the communists around him, the Susan Rice's, the

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Speaker 1: They opened up the borders of this country and they brought.

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Speaker 2: In as many murders and rapists as they possibly could

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Speaker 2: we are. We have a Trump presidency, and I'm glad

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Speaker 2: We may never recover from Joe Biden being president.

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Speaker 1: We may never look.

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Speaker 2: There are forks in the road you can get to

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Speaker 2: to go back. I remember like it was yesterday. You've

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Speaker 3: Over two hundred million Americas have gotten at least one shot.

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Speaker 3: You've been patient, but our patience is wearing thin, and

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Speaker 2: Now, this is not about vaccination, which is of course

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Speaker 2: It was a fork in the road, which brings us,

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Speaker 2: I'll tell my grandkids about it.

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Speaker 1: One day.

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Speaker 2: My kids will tell their kids about it, which obviously

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Speaker 2: whether you love him or Hayden, when he speaks, the

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Speaker 1: For four years, we had to endure this making.

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Speaker 4: Sure that we're able to make it every single solitary

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Speaker 4: the UH, with with the COVID, I excuse me, with

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Speaker 5: Beer brewed here?

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Speaker 6: the human connection, and the quote, repeat the line. America

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Speaker 1: Those were a small sample.

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Speaker 2: But it's not just that the president of the United

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Speaker 7: First, when I talked to President Biden, you know regularly,

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Speaker 7: His mental acuity is great, and all this right wing

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Speaker 5: He's going to win the election because he has a

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Speaker 8: And I'm telling you, this guy's tough, he's smart, he's

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Speaker 9: Not only is he fit to do the job, he's

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 9: If he was, he wouldn't have been able to rally

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Speaker 9: our allies to support Ukraine against Putin's depression, Right, he

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Speaker 1: He's absolutely understanding.

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Speaker 5: With President Biden.

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Speaker 8: I can tell you he was sharper than anyone I've

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Speaker 2: And of course, that last loser there was being interviewed

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Speaker 2: point in this whole thing, Jake Tapper and his ill.

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Speaker 2: Jake Tamper presents himself constantly as a reporter, a journalist,

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Speaker 2: of course, and Jake Tamper, speaking truth to power, spent

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Speaker 10: Do you think it makes little kids with stutters? Feel

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Speaker 10: very clearly a cognitive decline. That's what I'm referring to.

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Speaker 5: You are, It's so amazing.

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Speaker 10: It's so amazing to me that.

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Speaker 11: Trying to figure out an answer a cognitive.

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Speaker 10: Decline in Biden embraces his talking about it, while Trump

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Speaker 10: And the guy who's his chief opponent is only three

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Speaker 2: Four years Jake Tapper ran cover for Joe Biden. Because

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Speaker 1: Book about the entire thing. You see what I mean

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Speaker 2: The people, the evil people who've abused us right where

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Speaker 2: are currently four books being written about Joe Biden, Joe

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Speaker 6: You believe that Democrats hid that Biden wasn't up to

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Speaker 11: I think every Democrat has a story, and we talk

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Speaker 11: very vocal. He's out there someone like President Biden, and

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Speaker 11: you know Biden's heydays he would know who he was.

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Speaker 11: We have other details in the book about a makeup

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Speaker 11: of these details in the book. It's a really fascinating.

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Speaker 1: Read, very very fascinating.

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Speaker 2: Reminder not about Joe Biden. This is a reminder that

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Speaker 13: Hi Jesse, and I agree with you. I just a

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Speaker 2: Haery, you were not on the Supreme Court. Sadly, I

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Speaker 1: You don't have the authority to make them.

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Speaker 2: Do things, But why won't they do things like this

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Speaker 1: You can't.

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Speaker 13: I actually wish that they would step forward and address

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Speaker 13: Nationwide injunctions are a rarity for a reason. The under

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Speaker 13: So the six hundred plus district court judges are actually created,

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Speaker 14: And that's not the way the court system was set up.

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Speaker 13: It was set up so that the district court judges

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Speaker 1: Period.

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Speaker 2: Where's the best place to eat on Capitol Hill. I've

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Speaker 1: I bet it's delicious.

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Speaker 2: Okay, you were this whole hearing we just watched was

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Speaker 1: What else did you learn today.

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Speaker 12: So, Jesse.

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Speaker 14: So when you talk about leaving safe. For example, you

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Speaker 13: California issued an injunction saying that they could not remove

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Speaker 14: In millions of dollars.

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Speaker 13: And yet you have a district court judge when he

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Speaker 13: also think what is significant about that is if they

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Speaker 14: So, if you go down the line of everything he.

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Speaker 14: And so for that reason you have to understand.

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Speaker 13: I believe you can only come to one conclusion, and

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Speaker 2: Well, he seemed like such an upstanding guy. I'm just shocked. Congresswoman,

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Speaker 2: thank you. I appreciate you very much. Please keep it up.

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Speaker 14: Thanks SESSI.

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Speaker 2: Now it's not just the United States of America that

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 2: I haven't followed French politics and well forever, I don't

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Speaker 1: Okay, Mark, what happened in France.

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Speaker 7: Actually what happened in France is happening, and happened in

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Speaker 5: Well, what a shame.

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Speaker 1: She was just.

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Speaker 7: About to take on the entire establishment. All the polling

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Speaker 7: by making fun of the German Green New Deal.

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Speaker 5: And he won easily.

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Speaker 7: The Conservatives won, the EU halted the Green New Deal.

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Speaker 7: So this is all tied in with all of this

447
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Speaker 7: sort of MAGA movement that's spreading through Europe. They're seeing

448
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Speaker 7: the success the United States has and what are they

449
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Speaker 7: doing the exact same thing. The establishment. Their one go

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Speaker 7: to is disqualify the candidate, not let them run for president.

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Speaker 7: That's what's happening immediately with France. The judges have decided

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Speaker 7: that Marie lepen the number one MAGA type opposition leader,

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Speaker 7: cannot run, cannot legally be on the ballot in France

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Speaker 7: at the moment.

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Speaker 1: Marge.

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Speaker 2: One thing that's so striking about this is the boldness

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Speaker 2: of these evil people. Anybody with two eyes and two

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Speaker 2: ears can see what's happening here. It's so obvious. It's

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Speaker 2: just like it was so obvious here in the United

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Speaker 2: States of America. I'm not even pointing fingers at France.

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Speaker 2: And yet they don't stop. They can't stop.

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Speaker 7: Well, here's the thing that's so fascinating is they have

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Speaker 7: and have traditionally held all the organs of power, meaning

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Speaker 7: the legislator, the judicial. There's always been opposition smaller parties,

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Speaker 7: particularly in Europe, is the case. So they're just used

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Speaker 7: to this. They're used to calling in favors, they're used

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Speaker 7: to getting the prosecutors to file absurd charges. They're used

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Speaker 7: to getting the judges to rule their way. Their kids

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Speaker 7: went to school with the other with the judges kids.

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Speaker 7: They're all from the same ruling class party particularly more

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Speaker 7: embedded in France than it ever was in the United States.

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Speaker 7: And so it's just it's amazing. This is the one

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Speaker 7: two thing they go through. They can't defeat you at

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Speaker 7: the ballot box. They'll disqualify you at the ballot box.

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Speaker 7: And Americans don't need to be don't need to know

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Speaker 7: anything about French politics. All they need to know is

477
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Speaker 7: this is exactly what they tried to do to Donald Trump,

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Speaker 7: what they're trying to do to Bolsonario and Brazil. And

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Speaker 7: by the way, in France they have a long history previous.

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Speaker 7: I think there's like three examples in the last ten

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Speaker 7: to fifteen years of conservative prime ministers at least right

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Speaker 7: of center in France who have been similarly disqualified from running.

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Speaker 5: So it's old hat there.

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Speaker 7: You know, they don't like your politics, they can't stop

485
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Speaker 7: you a traditional way, or they can't buy you off

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Speaker 7: or co opt you, then they're going to disqualify you.

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Speaker 2: Mark I was actually dwelling on all this today because

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Speaker 2: I was thinking about you, what you were talking about

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Speaker 2: with Bauli Snaro and Trump and now Marine lapenn in France,

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Speaker 2: and I was thinking to myself, it's the year twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty five. Do I believe that we're going to get

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Speaker 2: to the year twenty one hundred? Not that I'll be alive,

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Speaker 2: but do I believe that we're going to get to

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Speaker 2: the year twenty one hundred without things getting really, really

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Speaker 2: violent and spicy in one of the Western civilization countries.

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Speaker 2: I think that would be naive to believe such a

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Speaker 2: thing when they're moving with such boldness and such evil.

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Speaker 2: Now it's hard to see this ending anything but terribly

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Speaker 2: for someone.

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Speaker 5: And I think you're absolutely right.

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Speaker 7: It's because the old guard, the essentially the World Economic

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Speaker 7: Form United Nations, the globalists aren't going to go down

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Speaker 7: without a fight.

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Speaker 5: Look what has happened in Canada. They elected Mark Carney.

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Speaker 7: Who was the Central Bank of Canada, the bank Central

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Speaker 7: Bank of England, the former head of all these big

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Speaker 7: banks World Economic Form.

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Speaker 5: No one voted for them.

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Speaker 7: Trudeau stepped down, brought him in, and now there's going

510
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Speaker 7: to be an election at some point.

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Speaker 5: The Canadian parliamentary system, but.

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Speaker 7: They have now leaders who aren't World Economic Form port

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Speaker 7: of puppets, someone like Mark Carney, and Canada is the

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Speaker 7: puppet master. He's the one pulling the strings for the globalists.

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Speaker 7: So the more they pull these kind of stunts. And

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Speaker 7: we saw in England you had of UK Prime Minister Starmer.

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Speaker 7: His party got less votes than the opposition, the Conservatives,

518
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Speaker 7: but somehow you have the parliamentary system. He is now

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Speaker 7: in charge and he's going full bore on this globalist agenda.

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Speaker 7: So there's going to be a massive fissure coming globally

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Speaker 7: in these western nations, and we will see whill this

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Speaker 7: ends up. I hope there's no violence, but at some point,

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Speaker 7: the more they crush the will of the people, the

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Speaker 7: more likely you are to get that kind of violence

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Speaker 7: that you were fearing.

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Speaker 1: Here, Mark, tell me about the EPA museum.

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Speaker 5: This was I follow the EPA.

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Speaker 7: I've talked to people who were considered for the job

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Speaker 7: of EPA administrator. No one even knew this place existed.

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Speaker 7: It only existed for nine months right in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 7: Right in the EPA headquarters, in the bottom of the museum.

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Speaker 7: Three hundred and fifteen dollars per day visitors to this museum.

533
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Speaker 7: And this was a museum set up six hundred thousand

534
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Speaker 7: dollars annually to operate four million in taxpayer funds to

535
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Speaker 7: build to basically glorify the EPA talking about environmental justice,

536
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Speaker 7: talking about climate change. It's like, even among this their

537
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Speaker 7: fan base, they couldn't even get EPA employees to go

538
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Speaker 7: because they hardly had anyone visiting the museum in this

539
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Speaker 7: small amount of history. Now, thank god you EPA leader Zelden,

540
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Speaker 7: who has been amazing by the way, especially considering he

541
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Speaker 7: was never big on climate and the environment.

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Speaker 5: Before this, he's really stepped into this role.

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Speaker 7: Has come in thirty one actions directly aimed at the

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Speaker 7: Biden and Obama climate legacies. That they've done it at

545
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Speaker 7: the EPA. But this whole EPA museum is now officially

546
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Speaker 7: shut down. They're having fun with it, they're making fun

547
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Speaker 7: of it, they're completely just demolishing it. I'd love to

548
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Speaker 7: go and this is almost like pieces of the Berlin Wall.

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Speaker 7: Go get a piece as a memento for past totalitarianism

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Speaker 7: of regulatory policy. But thank God for Trump's EPA. They're

551
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Speaker 7: shut this nonsense down, this EPA museum that even EPA

552
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Speaker 7: environmental nuts who love the EPA under Biden and Obama

553
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Speaker 7: didn't even attend.

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Speaker 5: No one attended.

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Speaker 7: It was literally an empty museum, paying security guards, paying

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Speaker 7: the electricity for all these lights, for no one to

557
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Speaker 7: walk through.

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Speaker 2: Mark, tell me about Lee Zelden and what else he's

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Speaker 2: got going on at the EPA.

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Speaker 1: I like Lee. I've always thought I've always thought he's

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Speaker 1: pretty sharp.

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Speaker 7: Lee Zelden has absolutely been amazing at this job. And

563
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Speaker 7: what he's done is on everything from water, ear, climate, deregulation,

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Speaker 7: the EV mandates.

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Speaker 5: He's literally come in.

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Speaker 7: And just refocused the entire agency and the Inchlan, the

567
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Speaker 7: big Inchulada, the holy Grail is they're going after the

568
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Speaker 7: CO two endangerment finding, which, by the way, Trump one

569
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Speaker 7: point zero had no interest in going after. Neither EPA

570
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Speaker 7: director would bring it up. It was seen as too

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Speaker 7: big of a task. These Elden has come in just

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Speaker 7: for people know. This is using the nineteen ninety Clean

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Speaker 7: Air Act to say that carbon dioxide is a pollutant

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Speaker 7: under the Clean Air Act. Clean Air Act was never

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Speaker 7: intended for that. And by the way, we inhale oxygen humans,

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Speaker 7: we exhale carbon dioxide. They've now under again Obama and

577
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Speaker 7: now Biden and then Biden to regulate human breath as

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Speaker 7: a pollutant because we exhale CO two carbon dioxide from

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Speaker 7: our breath two or three pounds per person. If you're exercising,

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Speaker 7: it's eight pounds. Peer reviewed studies are showing that this

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Speaker 7: is a you know, that people's breath actually can be

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Speaker 7: warming agents, and Africans have less warming agents than Asians,

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Speaker 7: and women have more warming agents in their breath and

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Speaker 7: than women.

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Speaker 5: There's actually been studies than men.

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Speaker 7: There's actually been studies on that but it's just that

587
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Speaker 7: in Sandy, if they can get rid of this endangerment

588
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Speaker 7: finding that says carbon dioxide is a pollutant, then you

589
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Speaker 7: can get rid of the basis for everything we've seen

590
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Speaker 7: from ev mandates to food restrict to meat restrictions, going

591
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Speaker 7: after or methane, to going after all of the energy

592
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Speaker 7: solar win mandates, the appliances. This is how you make

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump two point zero permanent. That and going after

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Speaker 7: the UN Paris Agreement by submitting it for a treaty

595
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Speaker 7: to the Senate having it rejected. The whole goal is

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Speaker 7: the next Democrat president or god forbid, a president Nikki

597
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Speaker 7: Haley or someone like that, can't come in and get

598
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Speaker 7: us all back in the UN and can get us

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Speaker 7: all back in to climate regulation. They're trying to make

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Speaker 7: permanent changes. And that is where we need to salute

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump two point zero, Salute League Zelden, and salute

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Speaker 7: the EPA with just the initial thirty one actions that

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Speaker 7: they've come out with here on everything reversing the Biden

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Speaker 7: Obama legacies.

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Speaker 2: President Nikki Hayley, don't speak that evil on this show.

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Speaker 2: Mark Okay, all right, tell me when am I going

607
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Speaker 2: to start seeing it in my wallet, Mark, I mean,

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Speaker 2: I'm talking about the changes at the EPA. Is my

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Speaker 2: power bill going to go down? Or when are these

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Speaker 2: things coming?

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Speaker 5: That's a great question.

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Speaker 7: You know, there's a contrary force at play here which

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Speaker 7: you could argue, and I think Donald Trump would that

614
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Speaker 7: in order to make a beautiful omelet, you've got to

615
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Speaker 7: break a lot of eggs. So right now, even energy

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Speaker 7: prices are beholden because gas prices haven't changed much, and

617
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Speaker 7: even energy prices overall have it to Donald Trump's tariff

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Speaker 7: for he's trying to reset the global trade. So just

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Speaker 7: with it this morning or you late yesterday, he's talking

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Speaker 7: about twenty five percent tariffs on Russian energy, going after

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Speaker 7: different companies with all the economic because of this economic

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Speaker 7: sort of disruption and trying to make the beautiful omelet,

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Speaker 7: I don't think we're going to see a lot of

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Speaker 7: prices going down at some point. Donald Trump, maybe in

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Speaker 7: a month, maybe in three months, is going to settle

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Speaker 7: down with a more stable economic policy, I think, and

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Speaker 7: then I think we'll see prices coming because all the

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Speaker 7: indicators should be there. Everything he's done has opened up

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Speaker 7: the futures market for energy investment. The deregulatory landscape, which

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Speaker 7: he's done and getting rid of all the even gas

631
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Speaker 7: powered car bands. So it's all set to start booming.

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Speaker 7: And therefore the futures market, which is what sets the

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Speaker 7: energy prices, essentially how they feel about the prices in

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Speaker 7: the future.

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Speaker 5: Things are going to come down.

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Speaker 7: But we have other economic factors, and I do think

637
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Speaker 7: the terif for until he gets that stabilized, is going

638
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Speaker 7: to interfere with just consumer prices and inflation overall, and

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Speaker 7: in fact, we might see prices go up in the

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Speaker 7: short term until Donald Trump settles this. He's having great

641
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Speaker 7: success with a lot of different countries, Columbia, battling Europe, Canada,

642
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Speaker 7: and again this is not like, oh, we're going to

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Speaker 7: be stuck with tariffs or twenty five percent. But what

644
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Speaker 7: he's doing is he's resetting the entire trading agreements that

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Speaker 7: we have, which is something that no presidents even attempted. So, yes,

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Speaker 7: it's going to take a little longer than I think

647
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Speaker 7: most experts predicted, but I'm hoping within three to six

648
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Speaker 7: months you'll start seeing it. The energy policies come through,

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Speaker 7: even overwhelming whatever is going on with tariffs.

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Speaker 2: Mark Elon Musk and Doze have talked about following the

651
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Speaker 2: climate breadcrumbs. Now, this is something you've talked about extensively,

652
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Speaker 2: how this is all a big money scam. So much

653
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Speaker 2: of this is just a gigantic money scam to make

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Speaker 2: people rich. So obviously they're gonna find all kinds of corruption.

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Speaker 2: Who are going to be the worst actors if we

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Speaker 2: follow this little rainbow to the end?

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Speaker 7: Well, I think the worst actors are always going to

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Speaker 7: be the ones put in place closest to the presidencies.

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Speaker 7: In other words, the John Podestas, the Stacy Abrams. If

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Speaker 7: you go back to Obama's original follow the breadcrumbs of

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Speaker 7: his green stimulus, which was only like eighty billion dollars

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Speaker 7: back in two thousand and nine, imagine that that's like

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Speaker 7: peanuts today. Joe Biden's essential green stimulus with the Inflation

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Speaker 7: Reduction Act is almost two trillion dollars. You're gonna find

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Speaker 7: just like we did in Washington Post reported on this

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Speaker 7: back in two thousand. Back in twenty eleven, that seventy

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Speaker 7: five or so percent of the money went to Obama owners,

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Speaker 7: to Obama campaign officials, to Obama connected businesses.

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Speaker 5: And the same thing is what we're finding with.

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Speaker 7: All of the Biden stuff, with all of this Doge stuff,

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Speaker 7: and not only that's for the green stuff, but beyond

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Speaker 7: the green stuff, you're looking at the essentially the ruling

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Speaker 7: class establishment USAID. All this money just being pumped into

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Speaker 7: all of the nonsense from DEI, critical race theory, transgender ideology. Globally,

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Speaker 7: this was just a cash cow for every academic wacky

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Speaker 7: left wing theory that they could get money for, and

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Speaker 7: there was no scrutiny, no limits, and that's why this

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Speaker 7: could go on forever. I hope that Elon Musk really

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Speaker 7: pays a lot of attention to the Pentagon budget as well,

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Speaker 7: because that's never passed an audit, so I really want

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Speaker 7: him to move on to that at some point. But

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Speaker 7: it's been an amazing thing to watch, uncovering what we

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Speaker 7: all knew intuitively was there, but no other administration's ever

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Speaker 7: even attempted, let alone successfully exposed all of this graft

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Speaker 7: and corruption.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's amazing to watch, Mark, my brother, thank you,

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Speaker 2: as always.

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Speaker 1: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 5: All right, thank you, Jess, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Kirk Cameron about some entertainment

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Speaker 2: things in a moment before we talk to Kirk. I'll

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Speaker 2: talk to you about how you sleep. You really really

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Speaker 2: need to sleep well, and I look for people who

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Speaker 2: don't sleep well. I get how that sounds. Well, it's

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Speaker 2: easy for you to say what it is easy for

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Speaker 2: me to say because I have dream powder from being

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Speaker 2: It's not like I'm a magician where I can just

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Speaker 2: snap my fingers in sleep oh anytime I want. But

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Speaker 2: when I really really need a good night's sleep, maybe

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Speaker 2: I've had too much caffeine, maybe the.

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Speaker 1: Stresses of life, whatever it may be.

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Speaker 2: I have a cup of hot chocolate before bed. That's

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Speaker 2: what dream powder is. I warm up a little cup

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Speaker 2: of milk and the nuker in the microwave, pull it out,

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Speaker 2: mix in some dream powder.

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Speaker 1: Only dream powder.

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Speaker 2: On top of being delicious, it has natural things in it,

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Speaker 2: things like melatonin, and you will drink it. You'll enjoy it,

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Speaker 2: and then you'll drift off to sleep. But the best

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Speaker 2: part is when you wake up, because you don't wake

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Speaker 2: up groggy and heavy like you always do with everything else.

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Speaker 2: With dreampowder, you wake up feeling good. Go to shopbeam

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Speaker 2: dot com slash Jesse Kelly.

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Speaker 1: And that's where you pick some up. We'll be back.

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Speaker 1: Culture matters.

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Speaker 2: Obviously, we talk culture war things all the time on

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Speaker 2: the show, and one thing that the right used to

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Speaker 2: be dismissive of, I'm glad we're coming around on this

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Speaker 2: is the culture of movies and music, the arts, if

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Speaker 2: we want to call on that. Although that kind of

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Speaker 2: sounds a little fruity, the arts are really really important.

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Speaker 2: It's not just actors and actresses. It's how people are guided.

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Speaker 2: It's how people learn values in a society. It's always

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Speaker 2: been that way. If your movies are futured, wretched trash,

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Speaker 2: then it matters, if your.

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Speaker 1: Books are, if your music is.

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Speaker 2: And look at a lot of hay has been made

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Speaker 2: about the new Snow White movie that bombed at the

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Speaker 2: box office, but the American people rejected it because finally

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Speaker 2: we're sensing that something is rotten and wrong and we

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Speaker 2: don't want to consume it anymore.

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Speaker 1: And it inspires me joining me now.

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Speaker 2: Kirk Cameron, one of the really wonderful people in that industry, actor, filmmaker, author,

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Speaker 2: his new Brave book series. I would highly recommend it, Kirk.

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Speaker 2: I'm look, it's not that I celebrate people flaming out

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Speaker 2: and failing, but I love when horrible things are rejected

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Speaker 2: by our culture now because for a long time they

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Speaker 2: were not.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, rabid dogs need to die. I'm with you, I

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Speaker 15: love little dogs, But when when when they're running around

741
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Speaker 15: terrorizing people, When when they're when they're endangering people, we

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Speaker 15: don't want them hurting our children. And so whether it's

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Speaker 15: Disney snow White with its with its woke ideologies and

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Speaker 15: actors who are promoting aberrant ideas, or whether it's music

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Speaker 15: and other forms of storytelling. Like you said, we as

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Speaker 15: parents want to know that we can trust the people

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Speaker 15: that we're putting our kids in front of. So I

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Speaker 15: think that it's high time that we put a great

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Speaker 15: deal of importance on the arts, on music, on TV,

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Speaker 15: on movies, on poetry, on sculpture, on everything. Because you're

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Speaker 15: exactly right, Jesse. We learn most by the everyday talk

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Speaker 15: occurring in the stories that we're listening to or that

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Speaker 15: we're watching.

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Speaker 16: And you know, I believe we're in a story right now.

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Speaker 16: It's called history, it's his story.

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Speaker 15: And when we tell our children bedtime stories, when we

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Speaker 15: sing them lullabies at night, when we tell them stories

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Speaker 15: of lessons we've learned from our own past, we're actually

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Speaker 15: framing the next generation of human beings, and it's extremely important.

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Speaker 1: Kurk.

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Speaker 2: It's not that I think Hollywood was ever, you know,

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Speaker 2: the beacon of light or anything like that. But I'm

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Speaker 2: not eighty five. If I'm forty three. And when I

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Speaker 2: was a kid, my folks used to have their friends

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Speaker 2: cousins come over, and when we finally came in at night,

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Speaker 2: when it got dark and we had to come in,

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Speaker 2: we would turn on they turn on the television for us.

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Speaker 2: I think it was ABC, and it was Full House

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Speaker 2: and Family Matters, and the commercials weren't eighty pills and

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Speaker 2: things like that. And that's not ancient history, that's just

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Speaker 2: a little while ago.

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Speaker 1: How did it change so fast?

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Speaker 15: Well, I think I think the seeds were planted long ago,

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Speaker 15: and those seeds have been germinating like a seed in

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Speaker 15: your garden does. Underground, it looks like nothing's happening, and

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Speaker 15: then all of a sudden, something pops up and the

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Speaker 15: weed begins to grow and it gets huge quickly. I

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Speaker 15: think that's what happens with values that we plant in

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Speaker 15: the hearts and minds of people when they're little kids

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Speaker 15: in school, and the stories we tell them in preschool

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Speaker 15: the books that we read them, the songs and the

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Speaker 15: lullabies that we sing. And I think what we're seeing

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Speaker 15: now is the rapid growth as we've moved away from

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Speaker 15: the values that really promote liberty and freedom and good

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Speaker 15: virtue and character, and now beginning to see the rotten

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Speaker 15: fruit that you spoke of earlier, and it's really sour

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Speaker 15: to parents, and they're turning away from it.

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Speaker 16: So I don't think it happens all of a sudden.

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Speaker 15: I think it does happen over time, but we see

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Speaker 15: it all of a sudden when our eyes are opened up,

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Speaker 15: and it sends us back to those good principles, like

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Speaker 15: we got to plant good seeds in the hearts and

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Speaker 15: minds of our children. And that's why I'm leaning so

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Speaker 15: much into writing children's books and a children's television show.

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Speaker 15: And you're exactly right. When I was a kid, I

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Speaker 15: watched the same shows that you did. And now as

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Speaker 15: an adult, I can tell you that I have thousands

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Speaker 15: of people who come to me and say, when I

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Speaker 15: was a kid, they say, I watched Growing Pains in

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Speaker 15: Full House and these kinds of shows, because those are

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Speaker 15: the families that I wanted to be a part of.

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Speaker 16: They loved each other, they cared.

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Speaker 15: There was a moral lesson that I thought about and

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Speaker 15: helped me to sleep at night. And I felt like

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Speaker 15: the world could be a good place, not just a

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Speaker 15: scary place. And I think that's the promise we need

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Speaker 15: to give to our kids, and we need to make

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Speaker 15: good on that promise.

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Speaker 2: I agree, and I love what you're doing. In fact,

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Speaker 2: I want to talk about that.

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Speaker 1: Now. Here's a trailer for Iggy and mister Kirk.

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Speaker 5: Let's just start from the top the top of what.

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Speaker 16: Hello, Brave Explorers, Welcome.

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Speaker 1: To my treehouse.

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Speaker 15: Finally a quality children's TV show that reinforces wholesome values.

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Speaker 13: Thanks for teaching me about honesty today.

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Speaker 12: You told the truth when it wasn't easy through a

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Speaker 12: biblical lens.

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Speaker 16: God designs every part of us, from each hair on

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Speaker 16: our head or scales.

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Speaker 14: Yes, that means that God didn't make a mistake with me.

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Speaker 15: He made a work of art with you, I'd say,

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Speaker 15: a true them a kind masterpiece. While having fun got

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Speaker 15: his eggs, I'll race.

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Speaker 5: It go get.

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Speaker 16: May the Lord bless you.

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Speaker 1: Kirk. Where'd you come up with this idea?

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Speaker 2: Because honestly, I swear it's about as close as a

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Speaker 2: jerk like.

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Speaker 1: Me could get to getting misty.

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Speaker 2: It reminds me of my days when that was Sesame Street, right,

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Speaker 2: that was mister Rogers that way. Of course, you can't

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Speaker 2: watch that now you'll learn how to be gay.

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Speaker 1: Where'd you come up with this idea? Right?

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Speaker 15: Well, you know, mister Rogers was a show that we

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Speaker 15: used to watch back in the day and there was

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Speaker 15: just something special on. I mean, you can, you can

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Speaker 15: make fun of mister Rogers, but you know, Tom Hanks

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Speaker 15: made a whole documentary and that whole movie because there's

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Speaker 15: something timeless about a television show for children that helps

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Speaker 15: you say the things you want to say to your

842
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Speaker 15: own kids or your own grandkids, and it says it

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Speaker 15: in such kind and gracious ways and honest ways, authentic ways.

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Speaker 15: Fred Rogers had a way of doing that, and we

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Speaker 15: want to bring that back for our kids today and

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Speaker 15: our grandkids. Jesse, believe it or not, I'm a grandfather

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Speaker 15: my six month old granddaughters playing in the lawn on

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Speaker 15: a blanket right outside my house right now. I can

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Speaker 15: see her through the window, and I want her to

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Speaker 15: have time together with her family and grandma and grandpa

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Speaker 15: to watch shows that are really going to.

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Speaker 16: Not only entertain her, but actually in part virtue.

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Speaker 15: And the idea for this really came from writing children's

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Speaker 15: books with Brave Books, this company with pro god pro

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Speaker 15: America values in all of their books, and wanting a

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Speaker 15: creative way to bring those stories to life, and realizing

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Speaker 15: kids spend more time in front of screens than they

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Speaker 15: do reading books. We shifted to investing in two seasons

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Speaker 15: of today's version of Mister Rogers Neighborhood meets Sesame Street.

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Speaker 15: It's faithful, it's wholesome, fun, engaging kids imagination for good.

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Speaker 1: I'm so glad you did, Kirk. I need you to

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Speaker 1: understand something.

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Speaker 2: I don't do technology, and I know a lot of

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Speaker 2: people watching don't do technology. So in the dumbest possible terms,

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Speaker 2: how do I watch it?

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Speaker 5: Easy?

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Speaker 15: If you have a smart TV, download the app. It's

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Speaker 15: called Brave Plus.

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Speaker 5: That's it.

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Speaker 15: Download the app Brave Plus on your phone or on

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Speaker 15: your TV, and you can watch the first three episodes

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Speaker 15: for free, and if you want to watch more, you

873
00:45:41,200 --> 00:45:46,280
Speaker 15: can just subscribe. There's also fifty other shows that also

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Speaker 15: meet the same quality standards, i e. They're not overstimulating

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Speaker 15: for your kids, making them crazier and making their add worse.

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Speaker 15: They're developmentally healthy, and they teach clear moral life like

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Speaker 15: you want. These are shows like Strawberry Shortcake, Bob the Builder,

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Speaker 15: all these shows that we used to watch as kids,

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Speaker 15: plus new shows including my new show, Iggy and Mister Kirk.

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Speaker 2: Gosh, my sister used to love Strawberry Shortcake. She always

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Speaker 2: tried to make me play with her little stupid Strawberry

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Speaker 2: Shortcake dolls. I freaking I hated it, but that was

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Speaker 2: back at I was back.

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Speaker 1: At a time when things were wholesome. Kirk. I appreciate

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Speaker 1: you very much, and what you do I can't man.

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Speaker 1: You made me feel old. Kirk.

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Speaker 2: Cameron's a freaking grandfather. Gosh, where did the time go?

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Speaker 1: Kirk? Congrats on that though. Congrats to you.

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Speaker 15: Thanks ro and I so appreciate you. Thank you for

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Speaker 15: what you're doing. It's important and you make it so

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Speaker 15: much fun.

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Speaker 1: Keep it up. Thank thank you, brother, appreciate you all right.

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Speaker 1: Light in the mood. Thanks all right, it's time to

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Speaker 1: lighten the mood.

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Speaker 2: And nothing like my mood more than watching democrats continue

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Speaker 2: to put the worst things on camera for campaign ads.

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Speaker 1: Here was Chris Coons.

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Speaker 10: Look your average Trump voter laughs at us and says

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Speaker 10: he's owning the Libs.

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Speaker 15: And your average Middle American says, why are you wasting

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Speaker 15: your time worrying about Greenland?

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Speaker 16: I can't even find it on a map.

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Speaker 1: Ah.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Middle America loves that you're too stupid to own

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Speaker 2: a globe Acedamo