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Speaker 1: On Saturday, the Republican led Senate advanced the package, following

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Speaker 1: Leader John Thoun and Vice President J. D. Vance struck

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Speaker 1: a deal with the holdouts. Trump also stayed in Washington

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Speaker 2: With two Republicans.

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Speaker 1: Senator Tom Tillis who you heard earlier, and Rand Paul

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Speaker 1: joining all the Democrats in opposition. Yesterday, the non partisan

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Speaker 1: Congressional Budget Office published its analysis of the bill, saying

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Speaker 1: it would increase the national debt by three point three

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Speaker 1: trillion dollars over the next ten years. It's also projected

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Speaker 1: that the proposed legislation would lead to more than eleven

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Speaker 1: million people losing their health insurance by the year twenty

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Speaker 1: thirty four. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer spoke on the Senate

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Speaker 1: floor on Sunday, Republicans of falsifying the math to get

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Speaker 3: This piece of legislation is corrupt, This piece of legislation

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Speaker 4: This piece of legislation.

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Speaker 2: Is a rotten racket.

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Speaker 3: This place feels to me today like a crime scene.

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Speaker 3: Get some of that yellow tape and put it around

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Speaker 3: this chamber. The midnight transfer of wealth in this bill

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Speaker 5: On healthcare and betraying a promise. It is inescapable that

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Speaker 5: this bill in its current form will betray the very

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Speaker 5: promise that Donald J. Trump made in the Oval office

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Speaker 5: or in the Cabinet room when I was there with finance,

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Speaker 5: where he said, and go after waste, fraud and abuse

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Speaker 5: on any programs. Now, those amateurs that are advising him,

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Speaker 5: not doctor Oz, I'm talking about White House healthcare experts,

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Speaker 5: refused to tell him that those instructions that were to

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Speaker 5: a government program that's called the provider tax. We have

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Speaker 5: morphed a legal construct that admittedly has been abused and

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Speaker 6: There's still a lot of work that needs to be

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Speaker 6: done in the Senate. They can only afford to lose

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Speaker 6: they would also need to clear conservatives, moderate Republicans all

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Speaker 6: by that July fourth deadline.

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Speaker 7: With the President has said, in deciding whether to vote

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Speaker 7: for the Big not so Beautiful Bill, I've asked a

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Speaker 8: The answer, without question is this bill will grow the deficit.

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Speaker 8: The federal government has fancy formulas and hundreds of wonky

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Speaker 8: accountants who inform us of their projections over ten years,

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Speaker 8: but you often can't trust these projections. In an excellent

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Speaker 8: the CBO's projections are worse than useless, Eric Schuller writes,

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Speaker 8: long term analysis and language is commonplace in US national politics,

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Speaker 8: but it achieves no useful outcome. It confuses far more

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Speaker 9: Because I do sometimes wonder. And I say this with

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Speaker 9: But if I'm there are days when I have to

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Speaker 9: we reading the same book? The book I know says,

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Speaker 10: The earliest the House could vote on this bill is

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Speaker 10: But I have to tell you, if you return on Wednesday,

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Speaker 2: It comes to Medicaid.

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Speaker 10: The Senates version of this bill has steeper cuts to

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Speaker 10: By my count, at least six Modern Republicans say they

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Speaker 10: Those Medicaid cuts, but there's also some concerns about the

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Speaker 10: complaining that some aspects of it were watered down from

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Speaker 2: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 11: On the people.

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Speaker 2: You got a free shot.

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Speaker 4: All these networks lying about the people.

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Speaker 2: The people have had a belly full of it. I

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Speaker 2: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 4: If that answer is to save.

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Speaker 2: Use your host, Stephen Caba. It's Monday, thirty June. You're

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Speaker 2: the President's got a lot plan for that. But man,

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Speaker 11: Supreme Courts rulings on Friday confirm what we've been talking

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Speaker 11: about on your show for four years, Steve, and that

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Speaker 11: is President Trump's biggest and most consequential accomplishment of his

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Speaker 11: The message, and we saw that on Friday with a

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Speaker 11: Six to three the States, Yes, states have the police

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Speaker 11: They have Article three power, which is decide to decide

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Speaker 12: America. You guys have not had a voice in Kentucky

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Speaker 13: I want to thank you for that incredible introduction. Let's

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Speaker 13: I am a garbage man, and I am a proud

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Speaker 4: Eight years before eight years now, now, let's think about it.

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Speaker 4: Let this is before the internet. Right. No, we've got

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Speaker 2: Mike Davis, the reason I want to tap with that

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Speaker 11: I mean, the Senate is the swamp within the swamp.

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Speaker 2: And in that regard if Mitch McConnell's to be known,

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Speaker 2: And as we sit here today, I want to talk.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk about the process, because the swamp still reigns

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Speaker 11: So, in order to pass a budgets, it has to

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Speaker 2: do their business. Mike Davis, By the way, this shows

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Speaker 2: you how important today is with the voterama in particularly

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Speaker 2: the AI bill. Mike Davis was going to go and

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Speaker 2: do something very important today at one of the harmon

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Speaker 2: cabinet departments, but he's waved off of that to make

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Speaker 2: sure the posse is fully informed of what's going on.

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Speaker 2: I want to thank Mike. Mike David's going to hang around.

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Speaker 2: Nate Morris, the garbage Man is with Charlie Kirk live

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Speaker 2: in Kentucky at a at a Q and A and

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Speaker 2: a rally to kick off his campaign. I think it

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Speaker 2: shows a lot about what Maga thinks of the of

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Speaker 2: the trash man, take out the trash or Misch McConnell,

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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk is kicking off that, kicking off that race.

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Speaker 2: Birch Gold. This Sunday is going to be the real reset.

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Speaker 2: We're sending a whole team down there to understand what

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Speaker 2: the bricks are trying to do. The bricks nations the

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Speaker 2: Global South are trying to do to the US dollar.

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Speaker 2: Go to birch Gold dot com promo code Bannon the

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Speaker 2: end of the dollar Empire, Get up the speed, become

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Speaker 2: the smartest person at your Fourth of July barbecue. Yes,

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Speaker 2: I held that out there for you. Short break back

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Speaker 2: with the Viceroy in a moment.

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Speaker 12: Nate build out further for people that are like, okay,

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Speaker 12: tell me more, Nate, what about you?

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Speaker 2: What are you going to do?

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Speaker 12: What are your policy agenda? What is your kind of

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Speaker 12: call to action in DC?

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Speaker 13: Well, first off, career politicians have driven our country off

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Speaker 13: a cliff. The people that make their living in politics.

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Speaker 13: This is not what our founders designed our system to be.

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Speaker 13: You know, our founders were farmers entrepreneurs, they taught school,

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Speaker 13: they had real jobs. Both these guys, Charlie, they've never

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Speaker 13: had a real job. They've never had to meet a payroll,

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Speaker 13: and they've been living off of your tax dollars to

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Speaker 13: make their living. And you know that's fine for some people.

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Speaker 13: But if you want to serve at the highest levels,

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Speaker 13: I think you need to do something first. I think

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Speaker 13: you need to prove that you can make money. I

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Speaker 13: think you need to prove you can employ people. I

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Speaker 13: think you need to prove that you understand the challenges

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Speaker 13: of what people are going through right now.

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Speaker 12: Like seconds, let's just keep talking about this is not

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Speaker 12: a town hall.

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Speaker 4: Thank you doing.

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Speaker 13: And look, I'm here because I want to serve. And

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Speaker 13: you know, I grew up single mother, public schools. I

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Speaker 13: had to fight for everything that I have, just like

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Speaker 13: everybody here in this room. Nobody gave me anything.

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Speaker 4: And I want to go.

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Speaker 13: To Washington and fight for you because I see the

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Speaker 13: window of the American dream closing, and the dream that

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Speaker 13: I got to live through picking up garbage. I see

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Speaker 13: that window closing for a lot of Americans, and I

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Speaker 13: see people hurting, and I see people discouraged, and we

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Speaker 13: almost lost our country under Joe Biden. Yeah, we almost

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Speaker 13: lost our country. Thank god for President Trump.

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Speaker 2: Thank god the windows closing. They're right there is Nate Morris,

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Speaker 2: the the garbage man is going to take out the

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Speaker 2: trash of Senate Kentucky politics of Mitchell McCollum and his followers,

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Speaker 2: Mike Davis and Mike the audience already, I'm getting my

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Speaker 2: phone phone blown up by people. Appreciate that. You see, Mike, Mike,

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Speaker 2: you bring Mike Davis and the Viceroy. The way I

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Speaker 2: first met the Viceroy in the first term is the

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Speaker 2: Viceroy would be the guy that would run a murder board,

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Speaker 2: and a murder board is where you really put a

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Speaker 2: confirmation candidate through the grind. And we were doing UH

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Speaker 2: at that time, we were doing Gorsage. I was on

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Speaker 2: the committee that selected Gorsage and during gorses but there

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Speaker 2: was others and I would go in and slip in

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Speaker 2: down at the place that we had UH in transition

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Speaker 2: and then afterwards to kind of watch these in the

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Speaker 2: back and see some professionals. And Mike Davis is a savage.

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Speaker 2: He would peel the bark off people to let him know, hey,

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Speaker 2: you got to be ready for the second, third, fourth,

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Speaker 2: you know in depth answer when they come at you.

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Speaker 2: And So, Mike, you were going to do a murder

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Speaker 2: board today, but you believe it's so important what's happening

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Speaker 2: in the Senate and particularly in this AI provision, that

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Speaker 2: you're actually going to be out throughout the day so

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Speaker 2: that you can have access to the Senate floor. Correct.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I would say this. One of my good friends,

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Speaker 11: russ Votes. For whatever reason, he didn't invite He disinvited

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Speaker 11: me from his second murder board. So maybe ask Russe

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Speaker 11: if he couldn't take the heat from the vicero.

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Speaker 4: I'm not sure, but anyway, yes, so.

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Speaker 2: I hold it, hold it up. I remember that. But

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Speaker 2: Russell Russell was ready to go even after you're just

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Speaker 2: your first participation in the first murder board, sir.

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Speaker 11: Yes, so I would say this, I skipped a Pentagon

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Speaker 11: murder boards today because what's happening in the Senate today

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Speaker 11: is so crucially important. These trillion dollars big tech monopolist,

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Speaker 11: particularly Google and Meta definitely no friend of President Trump

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Speaker 11: and MAGA are trying to cut a deal where they're

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Speaker 11: getting ten years of amnesty so they can steal people's

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Speaker 11: creative content, they can harm kids, they can censor conservatives.

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Speaker 11: They want to be able to get away with this,

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Speaker 11: and like they did with Section two thirty immunity, like

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Speaker 11: they did with anti trust amnesty.

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Speaker 4: The reason that Google, Amazon, Facebook, and.

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Speaker 11: Apple has market power like they do, that they have

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Speaker 11: gatekeeping power over information and commerce is because we gave

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Speaker 11: them a deadly combination of Section two thirty immunity and

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Speaker 11: anti trust amnesty starting under President Obama. So why the

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Speaker 11: hell are Republicans going to do this again with AI amnesty.

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Speaker 11: We're going to give AI companies five years or ten

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Speaker 11: years of amnesty so they can so they can steal

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Speaker 11: everyone's creative contents for their AI machines and make a

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Speaker 11: lot of money.

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Speaker 4: They can harm kids. Let me give you an example

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Speaker 4: of what is coming out.

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Speaker 11: These AI chats are telling kids that they should kill

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Speaker 11: their family members and commit suicide, and kids are actually

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Speaker 11: doing this. And these AI platforms like Google and Meta

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Speaker 11: want to have amnesty. So there's no recourse for these

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Speaker 11: family members whose kids kill themselves or kill other family members.

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Speaker 11: There's no recourse under this five year or ten year

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Speaker 11: amnesty that these that these Senate Republicans want to give

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Speaker 11: to these trillion dollar big tech companies. There's no recourse

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Speaker 11: if these trillion dollar big tech companies want to steal content,

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Speaker 11: for example, steal Steve Bannon's content from the war Room

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Speaker 11: every day for their AI missions, and they want to

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Speaker 11: say that that's fair use under our copyright laws. They

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Speaker 11: say that that's how we have to compete against China.

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Speaker 11: We have to steal like China to compete against China.

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Speaker 11: We have to have slave labor like China to compete

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Speaker 11: against China. These are the big tech platforms like Metaphor example,

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Speaker 11: that spent four hundred million dollars chasing President Trump out

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Speaker 11: of office in twenty twenty and subjected him to four

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Speaker 11: years of unrelenting, republic ending lawfare where they tried to

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Speaker 11: bankrupt him for nod fraud. They tried to throw him

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Speaker 11: in prison for life four times for non crimes. They

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Speaker 11: tried to throw them off the ballots unconstitutionally. Trump's opponents

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Speaker 11: tried to take off his head when they underfunded his

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Speaker 11: secret service and said to put a bullseye on him

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Speaker 11: from Joe Biden twice, they tried to kill him. And

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Speaker 11: now we're going to reward these big tech companies with

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Speaker 11: amnesty so they can they can target creators, they can

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Speaker 11: target kids, they can target conservatives with their censorship. Why

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Speaker 11: the hell are we doing this? Have we not learned

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Speaker 11: our lessons from the last twenty years?

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Speaker 2: Okay? Two things. Number one, what they're telling President Trump

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Speaker 2: and there when you talk to these guys up in

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Speaker 2: the Senate and all the consultants up there, they're saying, Hey, Bennon,

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Speaker 2: you know you and the war and Posse are all

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Speaker 2: about taking down the CCP, and you're about you back

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Speaker 2: allow Baijing, and you guys are the first to identify

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Speaker 2: China and the CCP as the existential threat not just

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Speaker 2: to the Chinese people, not just to the American people,

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Speaker 2: but to the whole world.

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Speaker 11: Uh.

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Speaker 2: And if you let Rubes in Missouri and Tennessee and

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Speaker 2: Kentucky and Idaho and Montana and Michigan in bib overalls

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Speaker 2: actually be able to control the advance of artificial intelligence

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Speaker 2: when there's already been a spot Nick moment and we're

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Speaker 2: trying to catch up to the Chinese Communist Party, you're

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Speaker 2: putting national security, You're putting the fate of the nation

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Speaker 2: in the world in jeopardy because you guys are whining

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Speaker 2: a little bit about They're going to take President Trump's

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Speaker 2: The Art of the Deal or one of Steve Bannon's

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Speaker 2: great classic documentary films and use it for free to

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Speaker 2: make sure that the machine learning that the machine he

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Speaker 2: learns faster your respons sor that's nonsense.

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Speaker 11: These tech monopolists, especially Google and Meta, do China's bidding

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Speaker 11: every day. Let me give you an example, Project Maven

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Speaker 11: that you had Google cut off americans drone program. Google

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Speaker 11: was working with American Intel in a drone program called

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Speaker 11: Project Maven, and Google cut that off and left the

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Speaker 11: American military and intell agencies high and dry because Google

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Speaker 11: is a monopolist, right, and so they had to our

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Speaker 11: American military and intell agencies had to scramble to make

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Speaker 11: up for Google pulling out of America's drone program under

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Speaker 11: Project Maven. At the same time, what is Google doing

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Speaker 11: Project Dragonfly, where Google is doing the CCP censorship program.

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Speaker 11: So Google will not do Project Maven for America, but

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Speaker 11: it will censor for the CCP under Projects Dragonfly. These

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Speaker 11: are not pro America companies. These are CCP companies, and

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Speaker 11: they have demonstrated that over and over and over again

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Speaker 11: and again. Should we all work for free? Should should

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Speaker 11: we all be slaves. Are we're gonna be like weaker

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Speaker 11: slaves like China have so we can compete against China?

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Speaker 11: Are we gonna steal every copyright in America? Okay?

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Speaker 2: So these trillion, So let me go to the second part.

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Speaker 2: Hang on, let me go the second part. Because of

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Speaker 2: Mike Davis and Joe Allen and the other folks we

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Speaker 2: had on here and Josh Hawley and the war and

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Speaker 2: Posse and making calls, it's just been announced. Actuals is

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Speaker 2: breaking that Marshall Blackburn has been on our side of

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Speaker 2: this issue and Ted Cruz, who is not on our

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Speaker 2: side of the issue and doing the bidding of big

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Speaker 2: Big Tech, have come to a compromise of only five years. Mike,

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Speaker 2: it's five years. They cut the baby in half? Is

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Speaker 2: that acceptable? In the first five years they will they'll

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Speaker 2: get all their dirty work done. The other five that

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Speaker 2: the whole ten year was just a misdirection play in

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Speaker 2: the begin because they just want the first couple of

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Speaker 2: years after three, four, five that they'll actually have this

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Speaker 2: locked in and everybody be locked out. So the five

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Speaker 2: is not really it's a compromise just been announced. That's

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Speaker 2: what they want everybody to agree to. But is that

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Speaker 2: good enough.

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Speaker 4: Well, here's the deal.

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Speaker 11: If the compromise goes from ten years to five years,

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Speaker 11: and it adds protections for content creators and kids. But

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Speaker 11: the problem is is then there is a semi truck

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Speaker 11: sized loophole in this bill where it talks about if

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Speaker 11: these states try to protect kids, if these states try

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Speaker 11: to protect content creators, and this the language they use

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Speaker 11: is undue burden or disproportionate burden.

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Speaker 4: If the states create a disproportionate burden on these AI

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Speaker 4: on these AI.

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Speaker 11: Big tech monopolist like Meta and Google, when they're ripping

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Speaker 11: off when Google and Meta are ripping off people's creative

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Speaker 11: content for their AI or or they're harming kids, if

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Speaker 11: that creates a disproportionate burden on Google and Meta, then

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Speaker 11: this then the states can't do anything about it. That's

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Speaker 11: unacceptable language in this compromise. That language has to come out.

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Speaker 11: There should be no giveaway to to these AI platforms.

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Speaker 11: If you need government, if you need to be a

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Speaker 11: government sponsored monopoly and coddled like this in order to compete,

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Speaker 11: then you're in the wrong line of business. Do they

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Speaker 11: think this is like NPR that they're running, that they

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Speaker 11: have to have a government sponsored monopoly in order to

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Speaker 11: compete against China. It's complete nonsense. But if they're going

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Speaker 11: to have a compromise here, you need to have it

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Speaker 11: where you can protect content creators, kids and conservatives from censorship.

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Speaker 2: Mike, You're going to be up on social media all

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Speaker 2: day long putting up observation of what's going on over

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Speaker 2: in the Senate.

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Speaker 4: I am and I would say this.

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Speaker 11: I would encourage Josh Hawley to step forward and do

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Speaker 11: a motion to strip out this AI amnesty completely.

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Speaker 4: From the big beautiful bill. This AI amnesty is.

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Speaker 11: Bad for creators, it's bad for kids, it's bad for conservatives,

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Speaker 11: it's bad for America. Now is the time for Josh

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Speaker 11: Holly to be bold and fearless and step up and

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Speaker 11: strip this this AI amnesty out of this bill.

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Speaker 2: Mike, where do people go to keep up today with you?

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Speaker 2: During the day? This is another big day today in

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Speaker 2: a more big days for the POSSE.

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Speaker 11: Article threeprojects dot org article number three Project dot org.

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Speaker 4: You can donate, follow us on social media.

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Speaker 11: The key today we need the Posse on that top

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Speaker 11: left button. They're on the action center. We need you

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Speaker 11: to contact both of your home state senators today, Democrat

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Speaker 11: and Republican. I don't care if you're in a deep

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Speaker 11: red state or a deep blue state. We need the

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Speaker 11: POSSE to activate right now now and tell them to

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Speaker 11: oppose AI amnesty. We have patched through phone calls, we

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Speaker 11: have social media, we have pre drafted emails. So please,

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Speaker 11: this is a crucial action item. Go do it today.

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Speaker 11: Ask your friends and family members to do the same.

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Speaker 2: Mike Davis, thank you so much, brother, appreciate, thank you.

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Speaker 2: I'll be back on the afternoon show. A lot going

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Speaker 2: on today. We're gonna be putting up other aspects of

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Speaker 2: this too that you ought to be aware of, at

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Speaker 2: least aware of the big beautiful bill. And right now

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Speaker 2: I think questionable. They got thirty or forty people in

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Speaker 2: the House that are raising hell. We'll see as this

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Speaker 2: proceeds throughout the day. Remember, with five trellion dollar increase

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Speaker 2: to the debt ceiling, they're gonna need every possible penny

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Speaker 2: I think we're going to add four hundred billion dollars

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Speaker 2: on the plus side. Sure, commercial break, let's.

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Speaker 13: All night, and it's good versus evil for all of

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Speaker 13: us in our day to day life. I mean, we're

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Speaker 13: competing with what's on the phone. We're competing with all

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Speaker 13: the nonsense that we're getting out of Washington, all the

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Speaker 13: stuff that we're seeing from big corporations that are trying

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Speaker 13: to get us to do all this crazy stuff, this

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Speaker 13: woke stuff. And it is good versus evil. And I'm

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Speaker 13: proud of my faith. I'm proud that I accepted Christ,

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Speaker 13: and I'm proud that I'm going to be that same

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Speaker 13: person that takes my faith into the office and with

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Speaker 13: everything I do. And you know, I think the other

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Speaker 13: thing is we know what's right. You know what's the

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Speaker 13: right thing to do. And you know, President Trump, I mean,

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Speaker 13: how much did he talk about common sense on the

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Speaker 13: campaign trail. You know, you scratch your head and you

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Speaker 13: look at some of the stuff that the Democrats do

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Speaker 13: and you say, that doesn't make any sense. And let

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Speaker 13: me tell you, when you're paid looking up trash, you

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Speaker 13: got to use common sense. You got to be on time,

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Speaker 13: got to make sure people are getting what they need.

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Speaker 13: This is common sense stuff. And I think we also

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Speaker 13: need people that use good judgment and common sense and

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Speaker 13: do the next right thing. We know what the right

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Speaker 2: I think everybody does.

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Speaker 13: And the Democrats and some Republicans have perverted what good

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Speaker 2: And they've put.

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Speaker 13: Us on a path that we can't even recognize. I mean, Charlie,

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Speaker 13: I think the biggest applause you got was men and

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Speaker 13: ever think ten years ago we would be having a

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Speaker 13: conversation about you know, the big guy that swims for Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 12: Riley Gaines is from this great stage.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, that's right at the University of Kentucky. And it's

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Speaker 13: absolutely crazy that we're even having this conversation today in America.

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Speaker 2: It's ludicrous.

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Speaker 13: So look, I think, Charlie, I'm very fortunate that I'm

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Speaker 13: grounded in faith and I pray about every big decision.

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Speaker 13: Everything that I did before went on before.

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Speaker 2: That's Nate Morris there with a Q and a by

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Speaker 2: Charlie kickoff is uh, the great Charlie Kirk to kick

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Speaker 2: off his campaign. The reason I wanted to juxtapose that

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Speaker 2: I wanted to juxtapose Nate and what they're talking about

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Speaker 2: out in Kentucky because last time was announced Tillis is

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Speaker 2: not going to run for reelection. About what you're going

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Speaker 2: to see with the next couple of days in Washington.

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Speaker 2: For as hard as you fought and even for President

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Speaker 2: Trump's beliefs, the games are going to be played, and

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Speaker 2: hopefully we're going to cover it and give you insights

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Speaker 2: so you can make your calls. The games are going

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Speaker 2: to be played, are going to shock you, like getting

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Speaker 2: the in the parliamentary. Don't get me wrong. The parliamentarian

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Speaker 2: is I think bad news. Now they tell us the

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Speaker 2: more you criticize the right wing media, the more she

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Speaker 2: digs or heels. And well, first of the question is

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Speaker 2: how the hell do we have a Harry Reid appointee

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Speaker 2: as parliamentary? That should tell you everything you want to

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Speaker 2: know about what a fixed deal it is right about

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Speaker 2: how the Republican Party has only been controlled opposition and

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Speaker 2: Fox has just controlled opposition. How now on the last

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Speaker 2: day of June and the year of a lore twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty five, with all these monumental issues facing us and

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Speaker 2: you look at the Pew analysis that they always do

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Speaker 2: six months after it. Then we'll get to over the

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Speaker 2: see all the demographic shifts that President Trump had. How

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Speaker 2: we in the situation on this bill, and it's always

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Speaker 2: game plan, Like you think Planned Parenthood is going to

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Speaker 2: be defunded. Then you see they only want to do

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Speaker 2: for one year they the illegal aliens to get them

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Speaker 2: how they gets taken up, But then they blame it

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Speaker 2: on the parliament Arran. Look, she's bad news. She's got

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Speaker 2: to be by definition, she's Harry Reid's person and has

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Speaker 2: And that's why over the next couple of days, and

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Speaker 2: fire about some of these cuts are going on or not.

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Speaker 2: Cuts are going on and games are being played. So

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Speaker 2: the big beautiful bill at least another day or two

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Speaker 2: is going to be pretty intense. We're going to up

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Speaker 2: on the streaming side Grayson Moe, we have it NonStop.

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Speaker 2: I really love the commentary from over the weekend that

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Speaker 2: three hours. The Vice President Jad had to come up,

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Speaker 2: if we've got to make some deals here and compromise,

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Speaker 2: If we don't get into the process, that'll be a

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Speaker 2: monumental defeat. So that this is highly highly contested. I

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Speaker 2: When it comes to corporate America. It can't be any

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Speaker 2: And you look at this AI bill, and Joe Allen's

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Speaker 2: going to get up there as much as Meta and Google,

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Speaker 2: them up. Right now, Pallenteer is I think, really the

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Speaker 2: surveillance system. What is this surveillance system they're working on?

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Speaker 2: What is this AI? Why they need a ten year moratorium,

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Speaker 2: why a five year compromise. Is the Chinese Companist Party

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Speaker 2: there with him. Two things. Number one, if you've seen

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