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Speaker 1: Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck

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Speaker 1: Sexton Show podcast.

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Speaker 2: All right, as promised, we now have the former Attorney

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Speaker 2: General of Missouri, Senator Schmidt with us now. Senator Schmid,

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Speaker 2: appreciate you being here on the program. Wanted to ask

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Speaker 2: you if you could just set the stage for everybody,

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Speaker 2: because you began the process that we now have our

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Speaker 2: first judicial ruling in of Missouri v.

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Speaker 3: Biden.

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Speaker 2: Just bring everybody up to speed on how this got

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Speaker 2: going and what's at stake.

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Speaker 4: Well, yesterday, obviously it was a big win for free

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Speaker 4: speech and a huge define for censorship. And so a

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Speaker 4: federal court yesterday on the fourth of July Independence Day,

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Speaker 4: which shouldn't be lost on anybody, reasserted our first Amendment

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Speaker 4: to speak our minds right and said the government can't

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Speaker 4: collude with big tech companies to go do it. So

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Speaker 4: last year when I was ag in Missouri, we filed

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Speaker 4: the lawsuit Missouri versus Biden, alleging is daft censorship enterprise

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Speaker 4: and all these different agencies essentially colluding and coercing big

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Speaker 4: tech giants to do their bidding to censor speech right,

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Speaker 4: the government can't do it. But they also can't outsource

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Speaker 4: this in a way that they did, and that's what

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Speaker 4: the court ultimately ruled on. And so through that discovery

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Speaker 4: process after we filed the lawsuits, this was by the way,

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Speaker 4: before Twitter files. Now Twitter files is incredibly important and

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Speaker 4: helpful in all this, But when we were getting this discovery,

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Speaker 4: it turns out that these emails were showing, you know,

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Speaker 4: direct communication and collusion between like the Surgeon General of

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Speaker 4: the United States and senior Facebook officials. Take that down,

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Speaker 4: deplatform these people, and then saying what else can we do?

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Speaker 4: You know, it extended from the origins of COVID with

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Speaker 4: the lab league, through other COVID issues, It existed with

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Speaker 4: the Hunter Biden laptop story, all of these things that

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Speaker 4: were exposed, and we took the depth position of an

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Speaker 4: FBI official, Elvis Chan, who had monthly then weekly meetings

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Speaker 4: with social media companies, the executives from social media giants

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Speaker 4: awarding them of a Russian hack and league operation, right,

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Speaker 4: and then you have a Twitter executive saying, yeah, he

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Speaker 4: was specifically referencing the Hunter Biden laptop. Well, they the

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Speaker 4: already had the laptop.

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Speaker 5: They had the.

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Speaker 4: Laptop in twenty nineteen. And then go into the election

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Speaker 4: year then trying to sort of preempt the story. And

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Speaker 4: that's just one example of this under the guise of

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Speaker 4: disinformation or misinformation to try to censor Americans. And so

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Speaker 4: this is a landmark case and a very important ruling

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Speaker 4: handed down yesterday.

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Speaker 3: I agree with you.

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Speaker 6: Congratulations to you guys on getting this ruling from Judge Dowdy.

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Speaker 6: What happens now, so presumably the Biden administration and these

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Speaker 6: other large governmental institutions will appeal for people out there

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Speaker 6: sort of following this process. What do you expect that

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Speaker 6: appeal to look like? Where would it go and how

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Speaker 6: long till Judge Doughty's opinion could basically be ratified or

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Speaker 6: confirmed by higher level judges in your mind, Well, the.

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Speaker 4: Good news is the state of play right now is

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Speaker 4: the injunction says you can't do this anymore. And this,

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Speaker 4: I mean the breath of this. It goes from the

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Speaker 4: CDC to the FDA, to Homeland Security, to the FBI

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Speaker 4: to White House communications people. Right these were all named defendants,

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Speaker 4: and so the state of play now is knock it off.

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Speaker 4: And then they'll probably appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court

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Speaker 4: of Appeals, and that could either be you know, probably

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Speaker 4: a panel or there could be an Inbok, which means

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Speaker 4: the entirety of that the appellate judges in that in

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Speaker 4: that circuit, and ultimately probably if I had to make

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Speaker 4: a bet right now, it probably ends up in the

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Speaker 4: Supreme Court. And this is the kind of case that

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Speaker 4: would because it touches on such a fundamental right, you know,

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Speaker 4: the ability to speak your mind, express yourself, and the

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Speaker 4: government's direct role in suppressing that kind of speech in

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Speaker 4: new and innovative ways. Right, It's no longer just about

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Speaker 4: the government saying you can't go out to the town square,

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Speaker 4: you know, or the or the airport in that little

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Speaker 4: you know, sad free speech that sometimes is off of vacant,

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Speaker 4: but it extends well beyond that now into the virtual

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Speaker 4: town square. And so that's why this case is such

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Speaker 4: a it's the most important free speech case at least

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Speaker 4: in the generation, and the stakes are very high. You know,

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Speaker 4: can the government actually threaten to take away Section two

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Speaker 4: thirty protections if you do not take down this post

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Speaker 4: criticizing Anthony Fauci, right, that this comes down.

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Speaker 6: To this is important, right, you would like sorry to

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Speaker 6: cut you off, but I think for our audience is important.

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Speaker 6: It's a really great read, one hundred and fifty five pages.

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Speaker 6: I shared it on Twitter last night. I would encourage

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Speaker 6: our audience to read it. But your hope, now you're

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Speaker 6: a senator, but when you filed this suit, you were

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Speaker 6: Attorney general of Missouri. Your hope is the Supreme Court

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Speaker 6: eventually takes on this case, and in your best world,

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Speaker 6: they would basically endorse what this Federal District Court judge said,

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Speaker 6: And if they did, it would be the biggest protection

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Speaker 6: of First Amendment freedoms in the social media era by

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Speaker 6: far right. This this cache has far reaching, incredibly important

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Speaker 6: ramifications in the event that it continues to climb in

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Speaker 6: the courts.

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Speaker 3: From here, that's exactly right.

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Speaker 4: And I mean, if you think about it, what our

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Speaker 4: founders we were very concerned they were. There were students

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Speaker 4: of human history. There, there were students of of of

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Speaker 4: sort of how governments had aggregated power and abused power. Right.

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Speaker 4: And the first thing a government does that's held then

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Speaker 4: on that kind of tyranny is they suppress speech. Right.

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Speaker 4: And so in the very first Amendment to our Constitution,

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Speaker 4: as the government is supposed to be protecting God given

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Speaker 4: fundamental rights, that were you know service espoused July fourth.

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Speaker 4: In that protection. The first among those is the ability

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Speaker 4: for you to express yourself to dissent, right to object

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Speaker 4: to the improved narrative from the current administration. And it

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Speaker 4: takes a number of different forms. And by the way,

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Speaker 4: I'm somebody, I think you guys are too. I don't

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Speaker 4: care if the if the left is making ridiculous arguments,

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Speaker 4: you combat that with more speech, not suppression of speech.

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Speaker 4: But I'm so I just turned forty eight's on a

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Speaker 4: gen X guy. Uh. I growing up, like the Liberals

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Speaker 4: were the fiercest defenders of the First Amendment. And you

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Speaker 4: look and see at the reaction that the New York

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Speaker 4: Times and the Washington Posts, these vanguards for you know who,

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Speaker 4: who literally are protected by the very amendment that they

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Speaker 4: now oppose and sneer at. I mean, their their their

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Speaker 4: take on it yesterday was this is gonna, you know,

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Speaker 4: hurt the government's efforts to combat disinformation. To think about that,

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Speaker 4: I mean, Ernestine are dead.

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Speaker 2: I mean, well yeah, they they just it's all about

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Speaker 2: power for them. So whatever they think can help them

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Speaker 2: achieve powers with the Left will do. It's never been

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Speaker 2: about principles. It never will be about principles for them.

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Speaker 2: I just want one more for you, Center, And again,

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Speaker 2: you brought this case as Attorney General Missouri, and hey,

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Speaker 2: you think it'll go off to the Supreme Court, which would

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Speaker 2: be a fascinating showdown. But one question I have as

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Speaker 3: The what do you call it? Injunction? Thank you?

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Speaker 2: The injunction last night? What if they don't comply? That's

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Speaker 2: a question that kept going through my head. What if

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Speaker 2: these federal agencies are like, yeah, what are you gonna

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Speaker 3: You know what I mean?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, So there's two I guess a couple of ways.

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Speaker 4: Answer that one is so when I was a g

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Speaker 4: we were the first ones to bring the vaccine mandate

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Speaker 4: tyle forty to remain in Mexico. We won one of

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Speaker 4: the things on those board, and then obviously got We

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Speaker 4: had the student on debt case I brought that we

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Speaker 8: So it's it.

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Speaker 4: Was a great run as ag. But there's there's more

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Speaker 4: to do. But one of the things that court can

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Speaker 4: they can really by way of enforcement, there can be

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Speaker 4: severe penalties placed upon the administration for non compliance. We

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Speaker 4: saw that in some of the border lawsuits. But I

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Speaker 4: think you're touching on something that is also very important.

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Speaker 4: Congress has a very important oversight. I intend to engage

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Speaker 4: on that now as a US Senator. I intend to

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Speaker 4: directly go to the administration, what are you going to

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Speaker 4: do to comply with this? And I also think by

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Speaker 4: the way of legislation, we should not rely just on

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Speaker 4: this ruling. We ought to go further. I filed a

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Speaker 4: bill for example, it says, if you're a social media

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Speaker 4: company and violate personna rights, you do lose your you

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Speaker 4: do lose your Section two thirty protections. And we ought

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Speaker 4: to go a step further. We ought to have the

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Speaker 4: ability for government officials to be held accountable individually agencies

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Speaker 4: specifically if they're engaged in kind of activities. So I'm

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Speaker 4: going to move legislation in that regard to I just

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Speaker 4: think this is a fundamental right that needs to be protected,

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Speaker 4: and this court ruling is a big piece to it.

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Speaker 4: But there's some things that can be done in Congress

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Speaker 4: as well.

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Speaker 6: No doubt, keep up the good work. I would toss

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Speaker 6: out this as an idea as well. And we've talked

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Speaker 6: a social media company, it should have to be public

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Speaker 6: and you should be able to research it database. Hey,

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Speaker 6: if you're trying to strike down this, you know, post

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Speaker 6: that somebody has on Facebook or whatever else, we should

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Speaker 6: be able to see that as American citizens, to know

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Speaker 6: what our government is trying to restrict. Because my suggestion

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Speaker 6: to everybody out there, and I met Senator Smidt in

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Speaker 6: the wake of this, you would agree with a lot

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Speaker 6: of this. Whatever the government's telling you, you shouldn't be

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Speaker 6: the things that I think you should be yelling the loudest.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 8: Well, and think about this clud you've got.

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Speaker 4: If we wouldn't have followed the lawsuit and the Twitter

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Speaker 4: files would have never happened. This stuff would have still

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Speaker 4: been labeled conspiracy theory stuff, right, they had been denying

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Speaker 4: remain vigilant the Biden. I agree with you. I'm I'm

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Speaker 4: believe that in people's right to dissent, and whether I

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Speaker 4: agree with it or not, that's hardly the point. So

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Speaker 4: we got to I think that this is a great

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Speaker 4: cause for conservatives to push because we're on the right

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Speaker 6: No doubt that used to be with the ACO you

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Speaker 6: did back in the day, Buck, they would defend right

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Speaker 6: to say it, even if they didn't agree with Now.

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Speaker 2: They're they're out there ACLU is now a godless communist

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Speaker 2: front group trying to praise the God Molok. Anyway, thank

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Speaker 2: you so much for being with us, Senator Schmid. Appreciate

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Speaker 2: your time, sir, and good work on this. It was

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Speaker 2: fantastic anytime.

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Speaker 8: Guys, thanks for what you do.

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Speaker 6: Look, I gotta tell you a lot of you coming

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Speaker 6: out of the July fourth weekend, maybe you're starting to think,

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Speaker 6: you know what we need. We had a lot of

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Speaker 6: different cookouts, we had a lot of different family gatherings.

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Speaker 6: Maybe you had some visitors as well, and you started

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Speaker 6: Some new towels. Six piece howel set right now twenty

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Speaker 2: I think people are getting tired of the communist communists

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Speaker 3: Where is that?

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Speaker 6: It's The Uncensored, It's a British it's a British show.

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Speaker 2: I just wanted you guys to hear this about the

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Speaker 10: For it's a kind of grievance competition. Your guest earlier

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Speaker 10: I see no interest across Africa in paying reparations for

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Speaker 10: Through this struggle session. Britain, like America and France are

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Speaker 2: All Right, we're talking to Governor Chris Christi here he

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Speaker 2: few more questions from us, and if we can get

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Speaker 2: in some of your questions. We got to one VIP question. So,

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Speaker 2: Governor Christie, you think Chris Ray's done a pretty good job.

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Speaker 2: I mean a lot of people are outraged at what

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Speaker 2: feels like a two tiered system of justice right now,

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Speaker 2: one for Republicans, one for Democrats.

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Speaker 3: If you think Ray's doing a good job.

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Speaker 2: Why would any Republican voter think that you have what

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Speaker 2: is necessary to tear down the establishment that is politicizing

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Speaker 9: Well, because Chris rad is a decide who gets prosecuted

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Speaker 9: a who doesn't. He investigates the problem that the Justice

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Speaker 9: Department is with the leadership of the Justice Department, the

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Speaker 9: Attorney General, of the Deputy Attorney General. It was the

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Speaker 9: same other Eric Holder, Loretta Lynch. It's no better under

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Speaker 9: Merrick Garland than Les Samonico and the people that they've

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Speaker 9: brought in. People get confused about this, Guys. The FBI

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Speaker 9: doesn't decide who gets prosecuted, and many times the FBI

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Speaker 9: has even decide who gets investigated. When I was a

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Speaker 9: US attorney, There'd be many times where I'd call the

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Speaker 9: be brought up.

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Speaker 2: So you you like Russia, Governor Christian Russia collusion was

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Speaker 2: a sham right and which was run through the Salmon.

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Speaker 9: Right, except that Chris Ray had nothing to do with it.

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Speaker 9: That was Jim Comey and the leadership of the FBI

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Speaker 9: under Jim Comy. And when Chris Ray got in, you

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Speaker 9: know what he did, Buck, He fired all of them,

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Speaker 9: all of them, every part of the Komy leadership was

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Speaker 9: fired by Chris Ray. What do you he became an

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Speaker 6: It's interesting. So what do you think about the Hunter

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Speaker 6: Biden treatment? We talked earlier sixty seven percent of people

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Speaker 3: You have great experience as a US attorney.

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Speaker 6: What do you think about Weiss and whether he had

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Speaker 6: any independence? And for Christopher Ray, we know Hunter biden

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Speaker 6: laptop I would presume you agree is one hundred percent authentic,

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Speaker 6: that is, it was not Russian disinformation. Why has the

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Speaker 6: FBI never come out and said, hey, yead, the laptop

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Speaker 6: was real. They let Joe Biden get away with tons

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Speaker 6: of lies surrounding that laptop. And do you think that Wiss,

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Speaker 6: Hunter Biden or do you think he got a sweetheart deal.

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Speaker 9: Well, there's a whole bunch of stuff there, Clay, But

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Speaker 9: let me break it down. One, Yes, he did get

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Speaker 9: to do two misdemeanor tax counts and to dismiss a

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Speaker 9: gun count. Two. I don't know whether Weiss was truly

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Speaker 9: the other. Either he's incompetent or he wasn't allowed to

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Speaker 9: be independent. And that's where I think oversight has to

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Speaker 9: the Justice Department. And Third, on the Hunter Biden laptop,

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Speaker 9: that is not for the FBI to say. I am

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Speaker 9: confident that the FBI has opinions about the Hunter Biden laptop,

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Speaker 9: but they're not allowed to go off and just say

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Speaker 9: that stuff that's got Whether there's an ongoing investigation, that's

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Speaker 9: going to be Weiss's judgment, and if he was truly independent.

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Speaker 9: If he wasn't, then it's the Attorney General's judgment. My

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Speaker 9: who all want to have new gun laws, yet they

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Speaker 9: don't want to enforce the gun laws that are on

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Speaker 9: the books. Hunter Biden lied to get a gun permit,

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Speaker 9: then mishandled the gun. We're not prosecuting him under that.

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Speaker 9: That should be a five year sentence.

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Speaker 6: Fellas, do you think the judge who is going to

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Speaker 6: be looking at this, she is a Trump appointed judge

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Speaker 6: in Delaware, do you think she should reject the plea

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Speaker 6: agreement based on the evidence that is out there that

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Speaker 6: this may well not have been an independent investigation.

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Speaker 9: I think she has to absolutely vault everybody into court

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Speaker 9: and ask all the questions that she needs to ask

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Speaker 9: and has a right to ask before she approves any play.

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Speaker 9: And if she thinks that he was not independent, that

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Speaker 9: misrepresentations were made by the Attorney General of the United States,

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Speaker 9: then the whole thing's got to get thrown out and

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Speaker 9: started over.

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Speaker 3: Governor Christy.

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Speaker 2: The latest Quinnipiac poll that I can see here has

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Speaker 2: you at I'm sorry you at five, DeSantis at twenty five,

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Speaker 2: Trump at forty nine. So let's say Trump roughly half

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Speaker 2: of GOP voters, according to Quinnipiac as of last week.

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Speaker 2: That's about I think this audience is probably half, maybe

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Speaker 2: more Trump voters in this primary. What is your pitch

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Speaker 2: to convince them to consider voting for you or any

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Speaker 9: Well, because if they had done the same logic as

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Speaker 9: only been able to pick between Jeb Bush and Scott Walker.

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Speaker 9: Donald Trump was at four percent on June thirtieth, of

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Speaker 9: twenty fifteen. So I don't think voters should determine who

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Speaker 9: they're going to vote for based upon who's heading the

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Speaker 9: have been Jeb Bush or Scott Walker. And I don't

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Speaker 9: think that anybody would have wanted to see that who

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Speaker 9: wound up voting for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: I mean, what's what's your pitch? What's your pitch to them?

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Speaker 6: Is?

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Speaker 2: Really is the point? I'm not just I just give

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Speaker 2: the polls to get a context here.

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Speaker 9: Well yeah, no, but Buck, I think what you said

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Speaker 9: was why would they vote for you given those polls? Well,

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Speaker 9: the polls don't matter. But secondly, look, I think we

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Speaker 9: want to start to get things done. If you look

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Speaker 9: me when I endorsed him in twenty sixteen, and promise

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Speaker 9: to other Republican voters. You know, whether it's build a

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Speaker 9: just balance the budget in four years, whether it's retired

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Speaker 9: the national debt in eight years, whether it's repeal and

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Speaker 9: replace Obamacare. And that's just four of them that he

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Speaker 9: failed on with a Republican Congress in his first two years.

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Speaker 9: We need somebody who knows how to get things done.

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Speaker 9: I was eight years in a blue state with a

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Speaker 9: Democratic legislature, reform pensions, reformed health care, got school choice

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Speaker 9: in place, and fired the entire Camden City Police department

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Speaker 9: and hired a new one, and murder rates now down

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Speaker 9: seventy five percent in that city. Let's get somebody who

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Speaker 9: knows how to get things done as itsposed to. Somebody

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Speaker 9: who is completely self centered and shows nothing but drama

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Speaker 9: and care for himself. And that's what Donald Trump does

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Speaker 9: every day. And if you looked at his tweets or

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Speaker 9: a true social.

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Speaker 3: At the worst, he's back.

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Speaker 6: So Governor kind of thinking through this, you said earlier

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Speaker 6: in your talk with us, and we got only a

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Speaker 6: minute left, but we appreciate the time. That you would

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Speaker 6: vote for any Republican other than Donald Trump if Trump

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Speaker 6: is the nominee, almost almost any all right? Would you

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Speaker 6: consider running third party? Are you that anti Trump that

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Speaker 6: you would run against him?

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Speaker 9: Absolutely not. I'm a Republican and I want to vote

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Speaker 9: for the Republican nominee for president. But I can vote

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Speaker 9: for somebody like Donald Trump. But no, I would never

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Speaker 9: consider running third party. I have absolutely no interest in that.

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Speaker 9: I'm a Republican. I've been a Republican my whole life,

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Speaker 9: and I intend to be a Republican for the rest

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Speaker 9: of my life.

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Speaker 2: Governor Christy, we really appreciate you coming on, giving us

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Speaker 2: a little extra time too, and speaking everyone all across

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Speaker 2: the country. What's the site for your campaign.

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Speaker 9: Sir, It's Chris Christy dot com. Real easy buck, it's

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Speaker 9: Chris Christie dot com. You want to see me on

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Speaker 9: the stage going donate a dollar. We get to forty

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Speaker 9: twenty third, and we'll see what kind of conversation we

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Speaker 2: Governor Christy, Everybody Sarah, thank you for being here with us. Clay,

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Speaker 2: we got a lot more coming up. I think we'll

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Speaker 2: take some callers here eight hundred two eighty two two

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Speaker 2: eight a two. Light them up. Let's hear your reactions.

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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back third hour of Clay and Buck

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Speaker 2: Klay at our Sydney here, just just jumping into the

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Speaker 2: uh into the ditches in the battlefield as the artillery

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Speaker 2: rains down around us. With regard to even having Chris

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Speaker 2: Christy on the show, we told what we have made

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Speaker 2: you promises. There is the Rush rule. We will not

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Speaker 2: endorse here because Rush did not endorse in over thirty

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Speaker 2: years of the best radio.

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Speaker 3: In history, and that was his rule.

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Speaker 2: It is our rule out of respect for the platform

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Speaker 2: Rush built. Obviously we're not in you know, the Chris

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Speaker 2: Chrizzy thing is a separate issue. We also have said,

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Speaker 2: because we get a lot of requests and emails and

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Speaker 2: we try to reflect the will of the audience that

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Speaker 2: if someone is in a serious enough four or five

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Speaker 2: six percent range in the polls based on where they are,

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Speaker 2: so if they're a top contender and they're willing to

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Speaker 2: come on, we're going to give them the opportunity to

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Speaker 2: speak to other Republicans because there is a primary going

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Speaker 2: on right now. We're also going to let you react

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Speaker 2: to which is why we've got a whole bunch of

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Speaker 2: lines lit. We'll take some calls in just a moment.

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Speaker 2: We'll take more as we go. But I just want

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Speaker 2: to say, if anyone thinks, I mean some of you

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Speaker 2: are remembering I think some of the audience that remembered

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Speaker 2: Clay the ones we're writting in right now. Mike Pence

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Speaker 2: came on the show. We were very respectful of Mike Pence.

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Speaker 2: Then Mike Pence decided to not answer a question. You

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Speaker 2: kept pushing him on it. And I think with Clay

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Speaker 2: and I understand the mentality here. If Pence feels like

658
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Speaker 2: Trump should go to prison because Pence thinks Trump is

659
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Speaker 2: that awful, he should.

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Speaker 3: Just say that.

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Speaker 2: You know, he should just just say it. And that's

662
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Speaker 2: your position, and that's but to pretend like I don't know,

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Speaker 2: and there's the trials and all this stuff. Now with

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Speaker 2: Governor Christie, he answered the questions you can like or

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Speaker 2: not like, of course, and that's the whole point to

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Speaker 2: let you hear from him. But some of the things

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Speaker 2: he said, he is a Republican some of the things

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Speaker 2: he said, some of you, I'm sure say yeah, that's

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Speaker 2: the right answer. And when it comes to Trump, obviously

670
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Speaker 2: they have These are two men who don't like each other.

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Speaker 2: Bottom line, right, You got to remember this politics is

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Speaker 2: driven by personalities and individuals, and Christy doesn't like Trump.

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Speaker 2: Trump doesn't like Christy, and that's not going to change

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Speaker 2: anytime soon. So you know, I think, do you have

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Speaker 2: something you want to just add some context.

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Speaker 6: Way and say, yeah, Look, I thought Christy answering questions,

677
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Speaker 6: and I would encourage people to think about whether the

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Speaker 6: questions are being answered, not always whether you agree with

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Speaker 6: the answer, because there's all different We had Robert F. Kennedy,

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Speaker 6: we would have Frankly Joe Biden on if he would

681
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Speaker 6: come on. There's all one hundred, there's all different answers

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Speaker 6: to questions that people can give. What I would encourage

683
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Speaker 6: you to think about is did they answer the questions.

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Speaker 6: Christy didn't dodge any question. He answered, and I thought

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Speaker 6: he answered in a thoughtful direct way. I disagree in

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Speaker 6: particular with his position on Christopher Wray, but you pushed

687
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Speaker 6: him on it. He laid out exactly what he thought.

688
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Speaker 6: I circled back around because he basically said that he

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Speaker 6: would support anybody who won the Republican presidential contest, but Trump.

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Speaker 6: And so that in my mind immediately begs the question, well,

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Speaker 6: would you be that they're talking about this no labels

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Speaker 6: group buck where they're discussing a third party candidacy if

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Speaker 6: it is Trump versus Biden again? And I didn't know

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Speaker 6: maybe Chris Christy would be willing to consider himself in

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Speaker 6: that category. Uh And and basically to me, Christy has

696
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Speaker 6: made the determination and some of you, any of you

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Speaker 6: may well disagree that Trump cannot be president in twenty

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Speaker 6: twenty four.

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Speaker 2: Can I just point out what would it say about

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Speaker 2: what we do here on this show if we refuse

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Speaker 2: to have on a Republican presidential contender who is getting

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Speaker 2: He's number four right now in the polls. So it's

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Speaker 2: not what would it say if we were like we

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Speaker 2: were unwilling to have him on because we're afraid of

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Speaker 2: what his answers.

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Speaker 3: That's never gonna be how we roll here. We're gonna

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Speaker 3: let people don't think.

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Speaker 6: I don't even see that as a as a difficult proposition. Look,

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Speaker 6: if you are so in the tank for somebody it

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Speaker 6: could be anybody in the primary season that you won't

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Speaker 6: listen to someone else answer questions. I think, frankly, you

712
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Speaker 6: are too much committed to you to be.

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Speaker 2: Particular candidate to be fair Clay and we were also

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Speaker 2: getting people and let's get some of these calls here.

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Speaker 3: I know we're talking a lot. I want to get

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Speaker 3: to the calls.

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Speaker 2: We're getting people ready in who are like, you know,

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Speaker 2: appreciate you guys having Christy on, still voting Trump, think

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Speaker 2: Christie's got no shot, and end of story. It's like, yeah,

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Speaker 2: you're allowed to hear from the guy. We're always going

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Speaker 2: to be respectful of. Guess we will shy away from

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Speaker 2: no guest who is you know, somebody who is a

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Speaker 2: news worthy guest. That's not the same thing as saying

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Speaker 2: you agree with them. And let's let some of the

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Speaker 2: people weigh in now, as we always will.

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Speaker 3: We serve this.

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Speaker 2: Audience, my friends, and sometimes that means having people on

728
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Speaker 2: that some of our audience likes Script, not just likes him,

729
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Speaker 2: is going to vote for him. Let's not forget there

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Speaker 2: are some contingent of Republicans that are big Chris Christie people,

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Speaker 2: Joseph and Tom's River New Jersey. Joseph, you're in New Jersey.

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Speaker 3: Wonder what you think about this?

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Speaker 11: Tay Clay and Bucket's not Joseph. He got it wrong.

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Speaker 11: My name is My name is Rufus. And actually, I

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Speaker 11: mean Christy kind of covered it right there. Three years in,

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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, eight years in he could only have three accomplishments,

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Speaker 11: and the ones not even accomplishment. The healthcare he should

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Speaker 11: have bought in bulked, you know, to say a state

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Speaker 11: worker has a thirty six thousand dollars in healthcare when

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Speaker 11: they hardly even go to get one physical years completely ridiculous.

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Speaker 11: Number two. I don't know how he could put down

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Speaker 11: Trump Trump and so many accomplishments two dollars gown gas,

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Speaker 11: Supreme Court judges, judges, two hundred plus Federal Court judges,

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Speaker 11: Lois unemployment, Paris Climate Agreement, NaSTA, getting rid of the UH.

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Speaker 11: Also you know, UH saying God all the time, keeping

746
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Speaker 11: God in the United States citizens. He is the best president.

747
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Speaker 11: That's why they're all taking and attacking him. And yet

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Speaker 11: he through the storm. He did all of that. And

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Speaker 11: now you know, really what Christy should have done was

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Speaker 11: to recognize all of his faults because he is a

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Speaker 11: failed governor three years. He's a failure. Even though he

752
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Speaker 11: got in there, he bamboozled everybody. He should jump aboard

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Speaker 11: than make America great again because he had his opportunity

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Speaker 11: to make New Jersey great again and he failed, and

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Speaker 11: he should just he should just get on the back

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Speaker 11: of the train if we can fit him.

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Speaker 2: All right, rufus, thank you for calling in. Let's take free.

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, pardon me. Shane in Fresno, California. Shane, what

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Speaker 2: have you got for us?

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Speaker 8: I just want to say Rush would be proud of

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Speaker 8: both of you guys for starters.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 8: Now, you guys do excellent. Now, I was telling the

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Speaker 8: call screener, you know, yeah, he answered all the questions,

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Speaker 8: but you got to put some context with it to

766
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Speaker 8: say Trump didn't get anything done the first two years.

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Speaker 8: I mean, well, let's look at why. I mean, Paul

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Speaker 8: Ryan was basically leading the charge against them. I mean,

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Speaker 8: they got the tax cuts done, but you know, the

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Speaker 8: Republicans were thinking Trump was going to get impeached because

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Speaker 8: of the Russia hoax, so they weren't really trying to

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Speaker 8: push the agenda for two years. I mean, the Muller

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Speaker 8: thing lasted through the midterms into that third year. So

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Speaker 8: I mean to throw that out. There is a week

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Speaker 8: to say the FBI doesn't have the authority to charge people.

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Speaker 8: I could have sworn I thought that comy let Hillary

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Speaker 8: off the hook back in sixteen.

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Speaker 2: And can I just tell you, having worked on the

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Speaker 2: invest federal investigation and local investigation side of things, there's

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Speaker 2: a lo a lot of the prosecutors talking, you know,

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Speaker 2: the DOJ prosecutors talking to the FBI guys. The FBI

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Speaker 2: guys talking to the prosecutors. It doesn't happen in a vact.

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Speaker 6: I also the other thing I would say, Buck, that

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Speaker 6: I'm fired up about, and Christopher Ray, we should mention,

785
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Speaker 6: is going to testify next week. It has been come

786
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Speaker 6: out in front of the House Oversight Committee. The fact

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Speaker 6: that Christopher Ray still has not said the Hunter Biden

788
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Speaker 6: laptop is real in public. You can argue about what

789
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Speaker 6: the punishments should be for Hunter Biden as a result

790
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Speaker 6: of what is on that laptop and beyond, but the

791
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Speaker 6: fact that the laptop is real, the fact that the

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Speaker 6: FBI knew the laptop was real, and that they allowed

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Speaker 6: the Biden administration incoming, and all of those other fifty

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Speaker 6: one intelligence experts to trade on their government relationships to

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Speaker 6: argue that it's fake to me when you know an

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Speaker 6: object is real. Right, they know that they knew that

797
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Speaker 6: laptop buck within ten days of getting it back in

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Speaker 6: December of twenty nineteen, was real. There's a obligation to

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Speaker 6: speak directly when it comes to that laptop being real.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that. I think the governor Christian, this

801
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Speaker 2: is my opinion. I think he's letting ray, not just

802
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Speaker 2: letting him off easy, get saying that he's done a

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Speaker 2: good job. Is I mean to me that, Look, we

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Speaker 2: asked him, he's entitled his opinion. I think that's kind

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Speaker 2: of bonkers. But you know he's That's my sense of it.

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Speaker 2: He's got his own sense of it. Gary in Salt

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Speaker 2: Lake City where Clay are we number three? Are we

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Speaker 2: number two?

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Speaker 1: No?

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Speaker 3: Number one? You're number one, number one? I believe one

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Speaker 3: number one. Gary, what's going on?

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Speaker 5: Good morning, guys. It's sure great to listen to you.

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Speaker 5: We appreciate all the information you share with us. The

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Speaker 5: problem with Chris Christie is she's I want to be polite,

815
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Speaker 5: but at the same time he's a loser. He's got

816
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Speaker 5: a sore feeling because Trump didn't carry him on his

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Speaker 5: back like he wanted him to. So when you get

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Speaker 5: down to it, Trump is the first president and I'm

819
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Speaker 5: I'm a senior citizen, but I own my own company.

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Speaker 5: I watch everything closely. Trump was the only president in

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Speaker 5: the last twenty five thirty years that really went in

822
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Speaker 5: and tried to accomplish everything that he promised, and he

823
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Speaker 5: was blocked left, right and center. But the other problem

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Speaker 5: running into is until we realize the next four years,

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Speaker 5: once we get a president in, we don't need a politician,

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Speaker 5: We need a businessman. We need somebody who is vicious,

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Speaker 5: and it's going to turn into a bloodbath. They're going

828
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Speaker 5: to have to walk down the first three layers of

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Speaker 5: everything in the FBI, the Department of Justice. They've got

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Speaker 5: to go through and clean this out. And all of

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Speaker 5: these politicians. I think Desatus would be a great president

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Speaker 5: in five or six years from now, but right now

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Speaker 5: we need Trump because he'll go in there with a

834
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Speaker 5: bussaw and he'll start cutting everything apart and putting it

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Speaker 5: back together. And it will take four years for us

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Speaker 5: to really appreciate what he went through and what he's

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Speaker 5: done and make this country great again.

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Speaker 3: I appreciate you calling in.

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Speaker 9: Gary.

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Speaker 2: Let's get to one more clay before we have to

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Speaker 2: go to break and then we've also we've he's not

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Speaker 2: Eric Schmid, former Attorney General of Missouri right coming up

843
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Speaker 2: at the bottom of this hour to talk about the one.

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Speaker 6: Who filed the suit that was such a big win

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Speaker 6: that we started off the show talking.

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Speaker 3: About Missouri v. Biden. It's quite a ready a read

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Speaker 3: one more here Eric in Denver, Eric, what had you

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Speaker 3: got for us?

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Speaker 11: Hi?

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Speaker 7: Thanks for having me on the show. I just wanted

851
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Speaker 7: to put in my two cents and say I probably

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Speaker 7: won't vote for Chris Christie, but I appreciate what he

853
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Speaker 7: says about Trump because I think it's true. I think

854
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Speaker 7: Trump is kind of like a drug or keep conservative

855
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Speaker 7: because he's funny and he does have a big personality

856
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Speaker 7: and he fights like hell. But I think, to me,

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Speaker 7: it's just so obvious that he's the wrong choice for

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Speaker 7: the president of the country that I can't believe that

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Speaker 7: so many people are so dead set on supporting him,

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Speaker 7: because I think, so.

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Speaker 6: Who's your guy? If you said and by the way,

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Speaker 6: were number one in Denver too, we appreciate it. Everybody

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Speaker 6: listening out in the Great State of Colorado. If you're

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Speaker 6: not a Trump guy, and you probably won't vote for Christy,

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Speaker 6: who's your guy?

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Speaker 7: I vote for the Santis or Tim Scott. I will

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Speaker 7: vote for Trump if he's the nominee because he, you

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Speaker 7: know whatever, he would be better than Biden or whoever

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Speaker 7: they're going to put up. But I think he's just

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Speaker 7: so divisive.

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Speaker 11: You know.

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Speaker 7: Part of part of this culture war or war of

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Speaker 7: ideas has got to be winning some people over, you know,

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Speaker 7: through through persuasion, And where's that part of it?

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Speaker 9: Now?

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Speaker 6: Look, I mean, this is the battle that's going to

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Speaker 6: be fought. I think Buck, this thing's going to be

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Speaker 6: resolved sooner rather than later. By March, there's going to

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Speaker 6: be a nominee. Everybody's going to line up behind whoever

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Speaker 6: the nominee is. And unfortunately, we're going to see who

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Speaker 6: the Democrats put forward, and whoever the Republican nominee is,

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Speaker 6: I guarantee you will be infinitely better than whoever the

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Speaker 6: Democrat is.

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Speaker 3: And I do think that twenty twenty four is going

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Speaker 3: to be, I everyone knows just the most what important

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Speaker 3: election of our lifetime.

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Speaker 2: I won't say that because it's such a cliche that

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Speaker 2: I can't stand it. But it is going to be

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Speaker 2: the craziest and most vicious presidential battle I think that

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Speaker 2: we have ever seen that.

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Speaker 3: I do think.

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Speaker 2: I think it's going to just be I think it's

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Speaker 2: right now, it's Trump v. Biden Part two, and it's

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Speaker 2: gonna get nuts. It's gonna get nuts. I don't have

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Speaker 2: any doubt at all about that either. Look, we're going

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Speaker 2: to talk with Eric Schmidt about Missouri v. Biden here

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Speaker 2: coming up in a little bit.

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Speaker 6: But a lot of you, I bet had fantastic July fourths,

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Speaker 6: and I bet some of you are looking at the

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Speaker 6: pictures you took or videos that you took of all.

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Speaker 3: Your family hanging out around you.

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Speaker 6: And probably most of you took those videos on your phones,

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Speaker 6: because that's how we document everything that happens in our

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Speaker 6: family experiences and in our lives. Now, pull out the phone,

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Speaker 6: take a picture video. Back in the day, for those

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Speaker 6: of you who remember the eighties and the nineties, is

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Speaker 6: camquarters VHS tapes was how everybody ran around and took

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Speaker 6: footage of all of your awesome July fourth events. In fact,

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Speaker 6: my eight year old is up here in my office

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Speaker 6: right now just laughing at the whole idea that there

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Speaker 6: big tapes.

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Speaker 3: You can't even believe.

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Speaker 6: That everybody didn't have phones they could take videos on.

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Speaker 6: But guess what. I had a buddy who texted me

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Speaker 6: many past July fourth Christmases Easters did your family record

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