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Speaker 1: War Room, use your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 2: Monday, ten February year Overlo twenty twenty five. A lot

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Speaker 3: It'll be constitutional now it's going to be in.

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Speaker 4: The outcome of that audit.

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Speaker 2: first Trump impeachment, all of it. Ben, what's your social media?

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Speaker 3: Can you tell me about that, sir.

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Speaker 8: The sister organization to the Article three Project, which focuses

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Speaker 5: This isn't working the way it's supposed to be. We're

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Speaker 5: going to use our enforcement powers properly.

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Speaker 3: Tell us.

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Speaker 2: Tell us about Gail the person and the professional, because

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Speaker 2: now she's coming out, being thrust out onto the national stage.

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Speaker 3: Tell us about her.

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Speaker 7: Well. Gail, as Mike said, is a personal friend to

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Speaker 7: both of us. She's not only been a personal friend

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Speaker 7: to me, she's been a professional mentor. But I will

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Speaker 7: say this about her, she is one of the shrewdest

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Speaker 7: operators I've seen in Washington.

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Speaker 5: She is very skilled.

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Speaker 7: Not only at her trade right, which is the anti

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Speaker 7: trust agenda, but also just in operating the politics of

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Speaker 7: the issue on both sides. And I think she is

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Speaker 7: going to have bipartisan support in the Senate because of that,

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Speaker 7: and I think she's going to very effectively work the

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Speaker 7: Department of Justice toward the Trump agenda. I can't say

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Speaker 7: enough good things about her. She's not only ideologically consistent,

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Speaker 7: she's one of the sharpest anti trust practitioners in the town,

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Speaker 7: and she knows how to make it work for her benefit.

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Speaker 7: So I'm excited to see the Senate confirm her, and

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Speaker 7: I am committing now that she's going to have bipartisan support.

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Speaker 2: Rachel, how do people track you? Website? In social media?

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Speaker 2: Where do people go?

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Speaker 7: You can find me on x at Rachel Beauvard and

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Speaker 7: I also write in The Federalist and a number of

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Speaker 7: other places.

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Speaker 2: Fantastic and a great piece on Fox. We'll make sure Grace,

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Speaker 2: Chung and Mo push it out to everybody. So thank

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Speaker 2: you so much for being on here.

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Speaker 5: Thanks Steve, so.

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Speaker 2: Mike Davis, Why is this so important? And why did

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Speaker 2: you get your start on this internet? You've been taking

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Speaker 2: on these with Rachel for a long time and you're

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Speaker 2: write DC and this I tell people, this is what

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Speaker 2: it is like. They used to laugh at us when

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Speaker 2: we first started talking about populism. The more they laugh

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Speaker 2: at you in DC, the more you should understand. You're

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Speaker 2: onto something right and don't worry about the long odds

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Speaker 2: at the beginning. The odds will change if you do

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Speaker 2: your job. Tell us about it. Why is this so important?

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Speaker 2: Why is this central to the Trump agenda? Why is

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Speaker 2: this central to populism? And why is this central to

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Speaker 2: restoring really a constitutional republic?

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Speaker 8: Sir, Well, when you grow up as a ginger with

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Speaker 8: red hair. You're used to getting punched in the face,

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Speaker 8: and so you don't really give a damn if people

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Speaker 8: punch you in the face, and actually kind of like it, right,

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Speaker 8: So when I'm getting punched in the face, I know

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Speaker 8: I'm over the target. And that's what Rachel Beauvart and

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Speaker 8: I did when we started the Internet Accountability Project, the

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Speaker 8: sister organization to Article three Project five years ago. And man,

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Speaker 8: Rachel Beauvart used to go out there and do media

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Speaker 8: hits and she would get trashed by these Google shills constantly,

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Speaker 8: and so what I didn't care. It really tough, and

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Speaker 8: Rachel weve she's always been tough, but she's extremely tough

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Speaker 8: now and she's extremely smart and extremely effective. And we

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Speaker 8: got to know Dale Slater during this timeframe when she

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Speaker 8: was kind of well all outer. She was very much

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Speaker 8: providing the intellectual framework for the Internet Accountability Project, and

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Speaker 8: she's been a very close friend and advisor on all

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Speaker 8: of the issues to both Rachel Beauvard and me and

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Speaker 8: too our teams. Gail Slater worked for the Internet Association

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Speaker 8: many years ago, and the Internet Association forced her to

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Speaker 8: go testify before Congress and defend the defensible to defend

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Speaker 8: Google and Facebook and all these big tech platforms making

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Speaker 8: money off of child pornography online.

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Speaker 1: It was just sick stuff.

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Speaker 8: And I think that she just, you know, after she

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Speaker 8: went through that experience, I think that she had an

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Speaker 8: awakened and she I think Gail thought that these big

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Speaker 8: tech platforms are too powerful. They're too big, they're too powerful,

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Speaker 8: and they're using that power for bat thanks.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 8: And so she joined the Trump forty seven White House,

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Speaker 8: the Economic Policy Team, and now she's working for JD

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Speaker 8: Vance in the Senate.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, hangar for one second, hanging one second, shortbreak

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Speaker 2: the war against administrative state in the federal courts.

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Speaker 3: It also used your hosts even.

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Speaker 2: Ka uh sepac dot org slash war room or Bannon.

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Speaker 3: I think it's war room. Uh.

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Speaker 2: The ticket seventy six bucks. We're gonna have uh, we're

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Speaker 2: gonna have a couple of parties. You're get subject to

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Speaker 2: available space. You're can get invited to those a brunch,

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Speaker 2: you'ren get invited to that space allowed may throwing another party.

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Speaker 2: So we have a party Thursday night brunch, Sunday. Mate

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Speaker 2: working on a Saturday night party if we can do it.

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Speaker 2: But We're gonna have a Force Multiplier Academy on the

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Speaker 2: on the Wednesday all day. If you gotta have a ticket,

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Speaker 2: If you got a ticket, you're there, So make sure

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Speaker 2: that make sure you get a ticket. Come You're not

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Speaker 2: going to miss this. It's gonna be incredible. Seapack go

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Speaker 2: check it out day Grayce and Mo if you can

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Speaker 2: drive folks there. Make sure they get all the information.

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Speaker 2: So two things on President Trump and the in the

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Speaker 2: Doge and Scott Besson and Steven Miller and Russ vote

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Speaker 2: all of it. This is boom. It's like a gang

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Speaker 2: tackle and the Bodoge guys are kind of everywhere now

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Speaker 2: going through this thing. We got to get the cuts in.

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Speaker 2: As we've talked about before, we got to get the

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Speaker 2: cuts in. So that'll come, Mike. But I want to

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Speaker 2: take two things. Number one, we have two things. This

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Speaker 2: is going to be confirmation centric this week. We got

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Speaker 2: Tulsi and we got Bobby Kennedy up for their overall votes.

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Speaker 2: And then Cash and all they doing is leaking information

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Speaker 2: on Cash every day to try to chop block him.

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Speaker 2: They have the committee, I guess the thing on Thursday,

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Speaker 2: and then they're trying to push Cash is hearing because

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Speaker 2: he's not a cabinet official to the end of the month.

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Speaker 2: But we'll talk about that. But let's go back to

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Speaker 2: the federal courts. Clearly, the political process the Democrats have

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Speaker 2: and they don't even have spokesmen that could come on

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Speaker 2: and articulate accounter to this because people want it. The

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Speaker 2: media is at least shattered. They do still have a

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Speaker 2: control place like New City by the Throat, but they've

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Speaker 2: kind of shattered nationally. So they've gone to the courts

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Speaker 2: house and they're filing suits every second. People got to understand, individuals, unions,

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Speaker 2: all of it are filing. I mean they're being the

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Speaker 2: courts are being inundated with with suits and these What

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Speaker 2: they're trying to do is by time, Mike Davis, give

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Speaker 2: me your assessment right now, a President Trump's war against

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Speaker 2: the administrative state in the deep state, regardless of whether

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Speaker 2: that approach is Elon Muskin and the Dosee guys or

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Speaker 2: it's RUSS is over. RUSS essentially disbanded. He said, no

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Speaker 2: more capital coming to CFPB, no more people need to

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Speaker 2: show up to work, and then he announced I think

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Speaker 2: he's shutting it down. They're shutting it on USA I

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Speaker 2: d and the Republicans on the Hill are going along

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Speaker 2: with it, agreeing to it. So it needs to be done.

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Speaker 2: I think it shows you everything that this was not

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Speaker 2: looked at, We didn't do due diligence when the Republicans

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Speaker 2: are in charge, which is a question maybe we put

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Speaker 2: in for another day.

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Speaker 3: But where do you think we stand?

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Speaker 2: And now they're going they're doing it's law fair, you know,

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Speaker 2: two point zero, sir, So where do we stand?

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Speaker 8: President Trump campaigned on the facts that he was going

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Speaker 8: to set up DOGE with Elon Musk, and he was

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Speaker 8: going to make dramatic reforms to the executive branch to

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Speaker 8: cut waste, fraud, and abuse. And the American people like

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Speaker 8: what they heard, and they gave the presidents a very

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Speaker 8: broad electoral mandate on November fifth, three hundred and twelve

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Speaker 8: electoral votes all seven swing states. And President Trump is

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Speaker 8: implementing what the American voters elected him to do.

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Speaker 1: They're doing, he's doing.

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Speaker 8: Actually, he's actually doing what he campaigned on, which is

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Speaker 8: unheard of in Washington, d C. And then you have

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Speaker 8: these unit party federal judges, these activist judges, who are unlawfully,

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Speaker 8: unconstitutionally dan jeriously trying to curtail the president's article to powers.

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Speaker 8: For example, we have a judge telling the President and

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Speaker 8: his Treasury secretary that they can't look at spending data

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Speaker 8: at the Department of the Treasury. That is certainly not

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Speaker 8: constitutional for a judge to rule that the president has

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Speaker 8: the executive power. He is the chief executive officer of

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Speaker 8: the executive branch. He has a constitutional duty to take

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Speaker 8: care that our laws are faithfully executed. And this judge

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Speaker 8: thinks he can tell the President and his secretary of Treasury,

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Speaker 8: you can't look at what the federal government is spending

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Speaker 8: money on.

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Speaker 1: Is this judge completely out of his mind?

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Speaker 3: Yes, he is.

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Speaker 8: You have judges telling the president that, for example, he

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Speaker 8: can't recall foreign service officers serving oversees at USAID. He

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Speaker 8: can't recall them with within thirty days like the President's ordered.

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Speaker 8: This judge says, oh wait, we have to wait like

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Speaker 8: six months or nine months to do this because it's

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Speaker 8: going to cause too much disruption for these overseas USAID employees.

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Speaker 8: And this was a Republican appointed judge, this was a

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Speaker 8: Trump judge and DC it just shows you that these

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Speaker 8: Uni party judges have lost their mind.

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Speaker 1: This judge Carl Nichols actually.

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Speaker 8: Thinks that the President of the United States, the commander

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Speaker 8: in chief, cannot bring government employees home within thirty months.

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Speaker 1: Has he lost his mind?

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Speaker 2: Yes, thirty Yeah. By the way, Carl Nichols, that rings

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Speaker 2: a bell. I think that's the memory serves me correctly.

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Speaker 2: That's a judge that sent me to federal prison for

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Speaker 2: four months on a misdemeanor the first time in the

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Speaker 2: history of the president of the federal prisons.

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Speaker 1: Saying he got one thing right. That was good.

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Speaker 8: At least he got that right by tob You know,

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Speaker 8: it's it's just absolutely like that.

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Speaker 1: Where the hell did we get these judges?

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Speaker 8: You put these Republicans judges Trump judges on the DC

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Speaker 8: District Court, and they're part of the uniparty.

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Speaker 1: I mean, he's not Carl Nichols is not as bad

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Speaker 1: as the rest.

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Speaker 8: Trevor McFadden's not as Trevor mcfatten's actually pretty good. But

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Speaker 8: this is an indefensible ruling by Carl Nichols. And uh,

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Speaker 8: you know, I have some mentel that maybe I'm not

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Speaker 8: going to say right now on this show, but I

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Speaker 8: have some mentel that maybe explains is totally irrational ruling.

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Speaker 3: Okay, maybe we'll get to that later.

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Speaker 2: Overall, in your assessment right now is one of the

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Speaker 2: field commanders here the viceroy.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 2: The Democrats always run to the federal courts. How serious

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Speaker 2: is this going to be in slowing down President Trump?

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Speaker 2: Just the reality of it for for for Pam to

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Speaker 2: get up to speed for and do you think some

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Speaker 2: sort of special council needs to be It's it's sover.

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Speaker 3: Pam's got such a big job.

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Speaker 2: Right now at DOJ do they Does President Trump need

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Speaker 2: to assign somebody else to counter this because it's overwhelming.

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Speaker 3: I'm sure the White House Council, etcetera.

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Speaker 2: The White House staff is trying to you know, they're

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Speaker 2: trying to move this entire agenda forward with all these

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Speaker 2: different forces. Do we need somebody to step in? Not

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Speaker 2: like a Mike Davis. I know you can't do it,

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Speaker 2: but should he appoint somebody because they're fining NonStop in

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Speaker 2: federal courts even as we speak.

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Speaker 8: Sir, No, I mean Pam Bondi is ready to go.

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Speaker 8: She is ready to go on day one. She was

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Speaker 8: the Attorney General of Florida for eight years. She is

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Speaker 8: very bold, she's very fearless. She has a great team.

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Speaker 8: She has Amel Bouve right now, one of Trump, President

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Speaker 8: Trump's former defense lawyers, as the acting Deputy Attorney General.

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Speaker 8: And that guy is a savage and he is on

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Speaker 8: top of this stuff immediately. The President has a good

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Speaker 8: acting solicitor general, he has a good acting head of

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Speaker 8: the Civil Division. The Senate needs to move forward and

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Speaker 8: get the President Trump's nominees approved as quickly as possible.

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Speaker 8: But President Trump has a very good team with Pam

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Speaker 8: Bondi and the rest of them.

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Speaker 3: Okay, this is why I want to say. This is

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Speaker 3: why I want to say. I want to segue to the.

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Speaker 2: Confirmation is because that's all dependent upon getting this second

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Speaker 2: and third tier done. But we got to get the

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Speaker 2: first tier. This is kind of your your Bailey wig.

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Speaker 2: Now the confirmations, we get Tulsi this week of the

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Speaker 2: controversial ones, Bobby Kennedy, then you get the committee vote

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Speaker 2: on cash. What's your guidance to the war and posse.

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Speaker 2: We know that we can bring the political muscle. What

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Speaker 2: are our marching orders this week, sir, Well.

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Speaker 8: We got to go to article three Project dot org

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Speaker 8: Article number three Project dot org and take action and

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Speaker 8: on these action items that we have there, we have Tolsi,

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Speaker 8: we have RFK Junior, and we have cash Betel And

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Speaker 8: those are going to be the three biggest fights that

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Speaker 8: the Democrats put up. Remember the Democrats uh tried to

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Speaker 8: do everything they could to stop uh Pete hag Seth.

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Speaker 8: They tried to do everything that they could to stop

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Speaker 8: russ vote. We got them confirmed and it was because

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Speaker 8: the War Room Posse went to the Article three Project website,

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Speaker 8: took action, called both of their home state senators, sent

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Speaker 8: them emails, and lit them up on social media. And

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Speaker 8: I'll tell you, as a former Senate staffer who ran

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Speaker 8: these confirmations, this is the most effective thing you can

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Speaker 8: do to get these Trump nominees across the finish line.

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Speaker 8: It is to get We have fifty three Senate Republicans.

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Speaker 8: Our job with the Article three Project in the War

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Speaker 8: Room Posse is to help these fifty three Republicans find

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Speaker 8: and keep their backbones.

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Speaker 3: We don't need.

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Speaker 8: Any Democrats to get President Trump's nominees confirmed. We just

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Speaker 8: need Republicans to stay focused and remember that the president

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Speaker 8: gets to pick his team. The president doesn't pick Senate staffers,

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Speaker 8: and the Senate shouldn't pick the president's cabinet team so

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Speaker 8: long as they are qualified, right, and all of these

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Speaker 8: picks are certainly qualified. If someone says they're disqualified because

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Speaker 8: of personal misc it is the burden of the person

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Speaker 8: claiming that's to come forward with very clear and convincing evidence,

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Speaker 8: including public testimony. It's put up or shut up. We're

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Speaker 8: not doing the me too presumption of guilt. We're not

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Speaker 8: doing the Christine Blasi Ford nut job anonymous allegations.

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Speaker 3: And you know the.

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Speaker 8: Political drive by shootings that we've seen in the past.

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Speaker 8: We have President Trump and his team have they know

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Speaker 8: that they made mistakes on personnel in the first term.

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Speaker 8: They're not making those mistakes this time. President Trump knows

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Speaker 8: what he's doing on day one, and he's not playing games.

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Speaker 8: He is going to fight for the American people every day,

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Speaker 8: and he's going to implement the campaign agenda he campaigned.

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Speaker 2: On the second and third tier to protect doje Elon Musk,

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Speaker 2: Scott Besant, Stephen Miller, Russ vote.

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Speaker 3: We have to have this second.

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Speaker 2: Tier and third tier of these amazing picks by President

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Speaker 2: Trump injustice.

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Speaker 3: What do you forecast for that? Well, we judiciary all

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Speaker 3: over this, sir.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, we have the nomination hearing for Todd Blanche who's

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Speaker 8: President Trump's nominee to serve as the number two in

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Speaker 8: the Justice Department, the Deputy Attorney General, along with Gail Slater,

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Speaker 8: who Brachel Beauvred and I had been talking about for

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Speaker 8: the Anti Trust Division. Todd and Gail's hearing is this

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Speaker 8: Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, and it generally takes

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Speaker 8: four weeks after the hearing for these nominees to get

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Speaker 8: voteds to the floor from the Committee and then confirmed

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Speaker 8: by the Senates.

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Speaker 1: It might take a few days after that.

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Speaker 8: They're going to prioritize Todd's nomination because he's the Deputy

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Speaker 8: Attorney General, the number two. But we are going to

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Speaker 8: be fighting this every step of the way through. The

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Speaker 8: Article three projects will come on here and give constant

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Speaker 8: updates to the war room posse and get them engaged.

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Speaker 8: It's the critical piece on all this is the war

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Speaker 8: room posse engaging with phone calls and emails and social media.

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Speaker 8: That is what is making these confirmations happen. There is

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Speaker 8: no chance in hell Pete heggs up with it would

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Speaker 8: have been confirmed but for the Article three projects and

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Speaker 8: the war room possem.

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Speaker 2: Mike what's your Also your social media where they go

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Speaker 2: to get all your stuff on Twitter.

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Speaker 8: It's go to an article three Project dot org. Article

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Speaker 8: number three project dot org. You can find us their

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Speaker 8: social media. You can donates on there. The most important

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Speaker 8: thing you can do again is take action TOLSI, rfk cash.

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Speaker 8: That's our focus.

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Speaker 3: Yeah this week.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Mike Davis, thank you and thank you for all

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Speaker 2: the work on the Internet Accountability Project. See, I keep

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Speaker 2: telling you working these things, it takes a while, but

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Speaker 2: years later, Look it's come to fruition with these major

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Speaker 2: hammers now going into the Trump forty seven administration.

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Speaker 3: Mike Davis, thank you.

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Speaker 2: It's the Mike Davises and the Rachel Beauvards that make

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Speaker 2: a difference. That's why you have, you know you have.

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Speaker 2: We have Grace and Mo and Natalie and Jane Zerkle

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Speaker 2: and many others. Right, it contributes. But behind the scenes,

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Speaker 2: we've already a couple of our folks have already gone

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Speaker 2: over to the administration. Others are going. But these people,

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Speaker 2: you work for years and then all of a sudden

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Speaker 2: it comes. I told you that it was like when

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Speaker 2: he had the big tech guys there. It was like

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Speaker 2: the Battleship Missouri in Tokyo Harbor in nineteen forty five.

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Speaker 2: He was MacArthur and they were there to surrender. The

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Speaker 2: Congressional Budget Office put out their projections ten years projections

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Speaker 2: on I think it was Friday, went through it over

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Speaker 2: the weekend. Fifty two train in debt United States government

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Speaker 2: two train dollars per year for the next ten years

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Speaker 2: in perpetuity, essentially unless we stopped federal spending out of control.

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Speaker 3: Debt spinning out of control. Next in the world.

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Speaker 1: Here's your host, Stephen came.

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Speaker 3: In the land of the Blind. The one eyed man

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Speaker 3: is king.

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Speaker 2: Okay, we've been given the one eyed stinkey on this

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Speaker 2: process of spending in the budget and the Hill newspaper

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Speaker 2: on their Sunday morning, which is always big with it

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Speaker 2: because they're getting ready for the talk shows in the morning,

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Speaker 2: they dropped major articles. The article and everybody should read

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Speaker 2: it in the Hill. Absolutely what we've been saying. Forget

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Speaker 2: the reconciliation, all these people running around, even the Doge situation,

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Speaker 2: which is very important. But there is a statutory process

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Speaker 2: about spending and taxing in the United States, the appropriations process,

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Speaker 2: the budget process. This is why Johnson once again has

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Speaker 2: no top line number on the budget. This the CR

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Speaker 2: was kicked down to March fourteenth. The clock stick and

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Speaker 2: Midnight Baby over government's out of money. President Trump's Government's

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Speaker 2: out of money. Think about that for a second. Right now,

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Speaker 2: they're talking about and Collins of Maine, Senator Collins is

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Speaker 2: running up the flagpole the one year cr CR. They're

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Speaker 2: taking from March fourteenth all the way all the way

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Speaker 2: to September thirty, the end of the physical year. It

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Speaker 2: would be Joe Biden's budget. Really, Nancy Plosi and Joe

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Speaker 2: Biden's numbers a two treeon dollar deficit. CBO tells me

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Speaker 2: that already, in fact, they're at one to nine worms

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Speaker 2: at two or farther north.

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Speaker 3: And with no Doge cuts in it. That's not acceptable.

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Speaker 2: The dose guys can round up right now, I think,

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Speaker 2: I don't know they can give us five hundred billion

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Speaker 2: dollars and cuts halfway to Elon's treeon dollars per year.

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Speaker 2: I want the tree, and but I understand in this measure,

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Speaker 2: in this timing, they may not be able to do it.

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Speaker 3: Just round up.

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Speaker 2: Usaid the consumer what they found the Pentagon. You got

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Speaker 2: to get some of the Pentagon have to do it,

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Speaker 2: but just give us a round number and let's get

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Speaker 2: on with it. President Trump is essentially, I think, is

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Speaker 2: being hoodwinked, and somebody's got to sit there and say,

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Speaker 2: look here it is, because that's reality. Reconciliation are side pockets.

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Speaker 2: Unless they somehow can flip that into it. I'm all good.

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Speaker 2: What we want is lower spending. That's gonna be the first.

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Speaker 2: The debt spinning out of control. Congressional Budget Office. I

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Speaker 2: don't always agree with their numbers, but mathematically here is

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Speaker 2: directionally correct. It's two trade per year im perpetuity, im perpetuity,

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Speaker 2: im perpetuity. The growth is about is under two percent.

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Speaker 2: It's like one point eight percent growth in perpetuity. Why

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Speaker 2: because of the federal spending. It's fifty two train in

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Speaker 2: ten years. You were done, This republic is done, Your

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Speaker 2: kids are done, your grandkids are done.

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Speaker 3: We have a crisis and nobody wants to face it.

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Speaker 3: Judyan Barbari, the same platonis the Greek. I think Platonius

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Speaker 3: was Greek.

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Speaker 2: As above, so below, as above so below. We have

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Speaker 2: the same problem personally with debt. It's spinning out of control.

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Speaker 2: Done with debt, you've been an amazing spokesman. How can people,

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Speaker 2: since we're here fighting with the people as populous to

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Speaker 2: stop the madness as above, you guys are there as below,

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Speaker 2: tell me exactly what you guys can do to help

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Speaker 2: our audience make sure they're not swamped by debt, ma'am.

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Speaker 10: Thank you so much, Steve.

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Speaker 11: And when you put those numbers in context, it's so frightening.

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Speaker 11: Right when you think about our kids, our grandkids. Debt

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Speaker 11: is not just a big government thing. It's a personal thing.

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Speaker 11: It's obviously financial, but it's emotional when it's at your

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Speaker 11: dinner table, when you're talking about your kids, or your

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Speaker 11: kids are telling you about their day and you're thinking

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Speaker 11: about the bills, you're not present. That's happened to me,

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Speaker 11: and that's why I love sharing my story. I always

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Speaker 11: say I have no shame in my game because I

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Speaker 11: am a human being.

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Speaker 10: I'm an American. I've had.

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Speaker 11: You know, confrontations with death, with you know, breast cancer,

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Speaker 11: double theseectomy, chemo, the whole thing, being a single mother, divorced,

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Speaker 11: job loss, and I happen to have had it all

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Speaker 11: at once, and so the you know, the end game

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Speaker 11: of all of that was just an absolute mind twist.

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Speaker 11: I went into depths of despair. I was completely out

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Speaker 11: of my mind. And had I known about Done with

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Speaker 11: That earlier, I think I would have had less anxiety.

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Speaker 11: My anxiety was through the roof for a very very

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Speaker 11: long time. My mental health took a massive crash because

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Speaker 11: of it. So what Done with That did for me?

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Speaker 11: They sort of it's like Doge. They've had dedicated team

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Speaker 11: that goes in for you and essentially put your life

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Speaker 11: back together financially. So they will stand in front of

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Speaker 11: those nasty calls. And if you've ever been in that position,

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Speaker 11: you know what I'm talking about. It always seems to

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Speaker 11: happen at dinner ringing and you're the hairs on the

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Speaker 11: back of your neck stand up.

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Speaker 10: You start freaking out.

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Speaker 11: The letters that come they always look very official, and

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Speaker 11: you start to freak out. What Done with Debt will

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Speaker 11: do with for you is they put this team together,

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Speaker 11: essentially your own team. They can help cut interest rates, penalties,

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Speaker 11: They can renegotiate fees, balances, things that you don't even

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Speaker 11: know about as an average consumer in the United States.

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Speaker 11: They can actually put an end to your debt get

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Speaker 11: you on the path to I like to say recovery,

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Speaker 11: financial freedom, and at the end of the day sometimes

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Speaker 11: put money in your pocket.

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Speaker 10: Some clients walk money in their pocket, which is incredible.

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