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Speaker 1: That line is a line I've heard Democrats use a lot.

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Speaker 2: It's what I want. We have to defeat these people.

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Speaker 7: My mission is clear. I'm focused, I'm prepared, I'm ready.

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Speaker 6: Sailing victory, my friends, is clear. It's now and I'm

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Speaker 1: All right, Look, Hey, I'm thrilled that at least one

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Speaker 1: What do you make right now of the job Pam

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Speaker 2: I'm not a lawyer.

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Speaker 9: Well, I don't want to play the whole as a

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Speaker 9: So it took you a second, you got that one.

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Speaker 9: it that there were almost one hundred Jay six ers

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Speaker 9: already indicted at this time during Biden's administration and we

437
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Speaker 9: can barely get someone on a very clean case of

438
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Speaker 9: mortgage fraud. And the answer is because every attorney hiring process,

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Speaker 9: starting under Barack Obama and the FBI and the DOJ

440
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Speaker 9: was to get people into the stossi. So they were

441
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Speaker 9: all on board, they're ready to go, they're ready to

442
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Speaker 9: frame people for crimes, and the Body administration is having

443
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Speaker 9: trouble at getting lawyers even confirmed to positions where they're needed.

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Speaker 9: So this is I'm not a plan truster, everybody. I

445
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Speaker 9: always tell people go read what I had to say

446
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Speaker 9: about Trump during his first term, because people even try

447
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Speaker 9: to dig up tweets to get one over on me,

448
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Speaker 9: and I was like, oh no, I was very frustrated.

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Speaker 9: I'm not a plan truster. But in this case, you

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Speaker 9: really have You have Mangino, you have cash, and then

451
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Speaker 9: you have everybody in there who's the stassi. And if

452
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Speaker 9: you look at Christopher Ray bragged about it. I believe

453
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Speaker 9: forty percent of current FBI employees were hired during the

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Speaker 9: Biden regime.

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Speaker 8: Right, It's going to take.

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Speaker 9: A long time to unravel this and find out who's

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Speaker 9: good and who isn't. So I think people should continue

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Speaker 9: being aggressive in a civil way about these issues. But

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Speaker 9: I don't think it's fair to compare the timeline of

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Speaker 9: the Trump set term with the Biden regimes first term.

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Speaker 2: Okay, that's fair.

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Speaker 1: Is it reasonable to assume we will get these things

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Speaker 1: at some.

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Speaker 2: Point in the next four years or is it too

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Speaker 2: far gone? Mike?

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Speaker 1: And I'm almost scared to ask the question because I'm

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Speaker 1: afraid I think I.

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Speaker 2: Already know what the answer is.

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Speaker 1: Are there too many cancers in place to be removed?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: The difficult question, and I think about this a lot too,

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Speaker 9: is we're certainly not going to get what we want,

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Speaker 9: but we're we're already getting things. Brian Atten, who is

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Speaker 9: a would terrorize, you know, innocent Christian people. Chuck grassly

475
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Speaker 9: revealed him as one of the guys responsible for the

476
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Speaker 9: Hunter Biden laptop cover up scheme. He's been removed, So

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Speaker 9: things are happening, but it's unfortunate that we're fighting personnel

478
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Speaker 9: decisions that we're a decade in the making. They are

479
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Speaker 9: all these FBI agents and dj officials. Some of them

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Speaker 9: have civil service protections, so you can just come in

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Speaker 9: and remove them. Judges are jamming everything up. What we

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Speaker 9: have to do is take the wins that we can,

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Speaker 9: and we have to keep pushing. I do like the

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Speaker 9: idea of impeaching judges, not because I think the Senate

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Speaker 9: will convict them, because they absolutely will not, but because

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Speaker 9: it'll give Congress jurisdiction to issue subpoenas. So if I'm

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Speaker 9: you and I'm talking to Chip Roy and I'm talking

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Speaker 9: to I'm not just saying like in the hypothetical world.

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Speaker 9: If I'm talking to these guys, I would say, look,

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Speaker 9: we know the Senate's not going to convict Boseburg.

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Speaker 8: We know this. But the only way that we can.

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Speaker 9: Get jurisdiction and start issuing subpoenas to find out what

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Speaker 9: is happening in that DC Stasse show trial Stalin Fiefdom

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Speaker 9: is to is to investigate impeachment, because then we have

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Speaker 9: congressional oversight, we have congressional subpoena power. Then we can

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Speaker 9: issue subpoenas to Judge Boseburg and say, how is it

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Speaker 9: that these cases are randomly assigned? But you always seem

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Speaker 9: to get them. Do you have the luckiest hand in

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Speaker 9: the world. Should you start playing the lottery? Should you

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Speaker 9: go to Vegas because you'd be a billionaire, become a stocktriator.

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Speaker 9: How is it that you're getting all these randomly assigned things.

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Speaker 9: As of right now, no one has jurisdiction to demand answers.

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Speaker 9: A Congress member Jim Jim Jordan or Chip Roy or

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Speaker 9: somebody can't just write a letter and get that information.

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Speaker 9: But if there's an impeachment inquiry and there's a committee,

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Speaker 9: that committee absolutely has jurisdiction and they can start issuing subpoenas,

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Speaker 9: and I can tell you that will put the fear

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Speaker 9: of God into John Roberts and these DC judges. They

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Speaker 9: will know that they have to respond to these subpoenas

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Speaker 9: or else the judges can be held in contempt by

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Speaker 9: Congress and then they can be indicted the way Steve

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Speaker 9: Bannon was indicted for contempt of Congress.

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Speaker 8: So we one hundred percent what we need to do.

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Speaker 9: The best thing we can do right now is say, look,

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Speaker 9: we know, we know Mitch isn't going to convict any

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Speaker 9: of these judges.

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Speaker 8: Irrelevant, irrelevant.

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Speaker 9: This is about Congress having jurisdiction and oversight and the

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Speaker 9: power to start issuing subpoenas, to get these judges under

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Speaker 9: oath and to get this under control.

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Speaker 2: Who's guns Allo Leira.

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Speaker 8: Question?

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Speaker 9: Apparently nobody knows because there was a guy who writes

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Speaker 9: for the Atlantic and he's always talking about how great

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Speaker 9: Ukraine democracy is, and I go, what about gonzal Era,

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Speaker 9: And then he's sanctimoniously says, well, how do you expect

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Speaker 9: me to know about everybody? And then he said, I

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00:29:16,640 --> 00:29:19,600
Speaker 9: bet you that people at the Orange County shopping malls

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Speaker 9: that you go to don't know who he is. Like, yeah, dumb, dumb,

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Speaker 9: You're proven my point. You guys had a media blackout

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Speaker 9: on Gonzala Lira. And I consider Gonzala Lira the litmus

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Speaker 9: test for whether I consider someone to be a propagandist

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Speaker 9: or a person who has a good faith debate with

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Speaker 9: me about.

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Speaker 8: Ukraine, a good faith disagreement.

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Speaker 9: You could say, as you you know you, and I

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Speaker 9: could just say, hey, what was what was he doing

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Speaker 9: going to Ukraine making videos calling Zelenski a dictator?

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Speaker 8: Right, He's lucky he didn't get beat up.

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Speaker 9: But then they kill them. They took him prisoner when

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Speaker 9: he was trying to leave the country. This is all

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Speaker 9: on video, and the Zelenski regime and the Ukrainians were

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Speaker 9: so chotic. Then instead of saying, thank goodness, we got

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Speaker 9: rid of this wacko, get him out of the country.

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Speaker 9: What a problem, right, they instead decided to kidnap him,

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Speaker 9: torture him, and kill him. And then, of course when asked,

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Speaker 9: they'll say he had a medical condition. When that he

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Speaker 9: would say, well, why didn't you get a medical treatment

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Speaker 9: in the US. So Gonzala Liira is an American who

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Speaker 9: made YouTube videos that the Zlynsky regime didn't like. He

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Speaker 9: was held in custody. He tried to leave the country

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Speaker 9: when he was more or less told to by Ukrainian

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Speaker 9: law enforcement, who said it would be a good idea

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Speaker 9: if you kind of just disappeared. He tried to leave,

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Speaker 9: He documented it all, and then he died in a hospital,

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Speaker 9: a victim of torture of the Zelensky regime. The great

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Speaker 9: Democracy and our great Western ally.

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Speaker 2: Are good friends. Are good friends. Mike, what's this movie?

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Speaker 2: Are you allowed to talk about it yet? Or am

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Speaker 2: I not supposed to ask?

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Speaker 1: I didn't text you before.

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Speaker 9: I'm working on two. Yeah, I'm working on two one

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Speaker 9: is still under wraps. But the big one we're doing

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Speaker 9: is about the met of life, and it's called Meaning

565
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Speaker 9: one word, and it's about the meaning of life. We

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Speaker 9: just spent two months in the Amazon looking at what

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Speaker 9: might have been megalist with Timothy Albarino, tracing the you know,

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Speaker 9: the origin of humanity. We looked at some people doing ayahuasca,

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Speaker 9: talked to ayahuasca. People were going to churches. We're going

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Speaker 9: to We're talking to people of all different kinds of life.

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Speaker 9: And trying to make a movie, which is an ambitious project.

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Speaker 8: Is one way to put it.

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Speaker 9: Causes me a lot of stress would be another way

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Speaker 9: to put it, like, oh, I'm going to make a

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Speaker 9: movie about the meaning of life. What a Doucheeroni, right,

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Speaker 9: my god, you know what a what a douche? Well,

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Speaker 9: that's what we're trying to do.

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Speaker 2: Though, Gosh, I want to go to the Amazon. Mike.

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Speaker 1: I'll talk to you again soon, brother. I appreciate you,

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Speaker 1: all right. I bet he slept good last night. I

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Speaker 1: slept good last night, Remember yesterday, But I told you

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Speaker 1: I didn't sleep And what did I tell you? I

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Speaker 1: didn't have any beam. I didn't make that mistake. Last night, went.

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Speaker 2: Home a little dinner.

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Speaker 1: Mom came over, hung out, watched a baseball game with

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Speaker 1: ob mom kids about nine thirty, got myself a little

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Speaker 1: cup of hot chocolate.

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Speaker 2: Only my hot chocolate is special.

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Speaker 1: It's got dream powder in it, chocolate, cinnamon.

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Speaker 2: It's delicious. You would never know it.

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Speaker 1: If you sip on it, you would just say, wow,

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Speaker 1: that's delicious hot chocolate. But you will drift off to

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Speaker 1: sleep shortly afterwards. But there are lots of things that

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Speaker 1: help you sleep. The thing that makes dream powder so

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Speaker 1: amazing is how you feel when you wake up. You

596
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Speaker 1: don't feel drugged. How many things do you take to sleep?

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Speaker 1: You wake up you don't feel good, feel tired and groggy.

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Speaker 2: Not with dreampowder.

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Speaker 1: Go get some shotbeam dot com slash Jesse Kelly gets

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Speaker 1: you up to forty percent off.

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Speaker 2: We'll be back.

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Speaker 1: The border is closed, by the grace of God. I

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Speaker 1: can't even believe I'm saying that the border is actually

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Speaker 1: closed in the United States of America. How did that happen?

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Speaker 1: Because it didn't happen in the previous four years.

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Speaker 2: How did it happen? How did it happen so fast?

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Speaker 1: Joining me now senior advisor to US Customs and Border Protection,

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Speaker 1: also former chief at Border Patrol, Ron Vittello Ron, How

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Speaker 1: exactly do you go from record border crossings to virtually

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Speaker 1: nothing in one hundred days.

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Speaker 2: How'd that happen?

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Speaker 10: Well, you get a new president who assigns leaders that

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Speaker 10: know what they're doing, like Christy Nome, and you give

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Speaker 10: the frontline the tools and the know how, like they

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Speaker 10: already know how to do this, right, You got to

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Speaker 10: get out of their way and let them do the job.

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Speaker 10: And then you add the assets from the inner agency.

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Speaker 10: And that's every single department in the government, the Treasury Department,

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Speaker 10: the Justice Department, the Department of Defense, HHS, all of

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Speaker 10: them are pointing in the direction to help the frontline

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Speaker 10: succeed in way that I've never seen in over thirty

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Speaker 10: plus years, both on the front line in the headquarters

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Speaker 10: and now as a senior advisor at CBP.

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Speaker 2: It's wonderful to see now.

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Speaker 8: There is a lot more to do with.

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Speaker 10: Regard to criminal cartels, with regard to detention space, with

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Speaker 10: regard to interior enforcement, but we are well on our

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Speaker 10: way to making the border a much safer place thereby

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Speaker 10: protecting the homeland in ways that weren't possible under the

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Speaker 10: first under the last president.

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Speaker 1: Ron I understand that there are going to be limits

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Speaker 1: on what you can tell us, and that's obviously fine.

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Speaker 2: I don't want you to step out of bounds.

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Speaker 1: But as far as the cartels go, we were told

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Speaker 1: that we're going to go after them hard, and I

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Speaker 1: know they have been. What have we done and what

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Speaker 1: are we intending to do as far as the limits

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Speaker 1: on what you can tell us.

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Speaker 10: Well, what we've done is taken them off the field

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Speaker 10: in regard to what areas they control in the southwest border.

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Speaker 10: The front line of DHS, along with our heroes and

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Speaker 10: the military partnered with DoD are now in control of

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Speaker 10: the line. We know what happens when it happens, and

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Speaker 10: are able to respond. When people still try to invade

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Speaker 10: the country, they're arrested quickly and with the help of ICE,

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Speaker 10: with the help of the State Department, with the help

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Speaker 10: of the military, they're also being removed quickly. And there's

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Speaker 10: a military to military relationship that has never existed in

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Speaker 10: my time in government, and so our military is helping

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Speaker 10: the Mexican military trusted invented units to do things in Mexico.

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Speaker 2: Again that I've never seen before.

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Speaker 10: Mexico also has ten thousand National Guard troops deployed on

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Speaker 10: their northern border, our southern border, helping exchange information, mirrored patrols,

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Speaker 10: and all the things that keep the smugglers from being

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Speaker 10: in control of that territory and allow the authorities to

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Speaker 10: control it and regulate it, and so things that were

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Speaker 10: happening just before January twentieth are not happening on the

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Speaker 10: southwest border anymore. Again, there's still a lot to do

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Speaker 10: right These cartails are not going to pull up their

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Speaker 10: operations and just leave. They're going to continue to exploit

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Speaker 10: ways that they confine to get into the country and

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Speaker 10: apply their trade. They're going to look for other avenues

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Speaker 10: in the United States, and we know some of those tactics.

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Speaker 10: Tunnels are very popular amongst the high level cartels in Mexico.

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Speaker 10: They use drones now aircraft. We'll have to watch the

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Speaker 10: littorals around San Diego, in Brownsville, Texas, the Caribbean, and

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Speaker 10: our East coast. But all of those things are in

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Speaker 10: the toolkit now at DHS across the board with their

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Speaker 10: interagency partners, and it'll just remain to be seeing what

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Speaker 10: the reaction of the cartel is but again, an unprecedented

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Speaker 10: cooperation amongst the inner agency in the US and things

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Speaker 10: that Mexico is doing that they've never done before.

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Speaker 1: Ron, how reliant are we on the military specifically in

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Speaker 1: order to get this border secure? And I ask, it's

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Speaker 1: a completely loaded question, because to be honest, I don't

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Speaker 1: want them to have to be there. I'm totally okay

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Speaker 1: with them being there pretending the country. Don't get me wrong,

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Speaker 1: But the Border Patrol knows how to trol of the border.

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Speaker 1: I wish we didn't have to supplement it with the military.

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Speaker 2: How much are they handling This is.

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Speaker 10: A very good question. So there are ten thousand troops

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Speaker 10: on the border. We're using military flights to help repatriate

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Speaker 10: people that are in custody at ice and inside a CVP.

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Speaker 10: But yeah, it's ten thousand. They fortified the border, They've

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Speaker 10: put up a bunch of sea wire, they're doing patrols,

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Speaker 10: they're doing intelligence collection, they're monitoring our censors for US.

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Speaker 10: But you're right, you know, even under you a supportive president,

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Speaker 10: more needs to be done as relates to the capabilities

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Speaker 10: given by the Borderatrol maybe left behind by the military,

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Speaker 10: And so is this a longer term strategy. I agree

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Speaker 10: with you. We want them focus on threats that only

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Speaker 10: they can cover. We're grateful for their help now, but

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Speaker 10: we want this to be able to be sustained in

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Speaker 10: a way that allows the border patrol in the front

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Speaker 10: line of DHS to do all of the things and

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Speaker 10: only call on the military when it's absolutely necessary and

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Speaker 10: get them focused on peer to peer threats and other

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Speaker 10: threats that are.

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Speaker 2: In the country.

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Speaker 10: But we're grateful to have them. But I do think

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Speaker 10: that sustainability over the long term requires domestic law enforcement

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Speaker 10: to be primary at the border, as it was most

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Speaker 10: of the time.

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Speaker 1: Talk to me about Mexico's southern border, if you will,

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Speaker 1: because obviously all those caravans, those thousands and thousands of

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Speaker 1: people had to get through that one before they could

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Speaker 1: get to our southern border.

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Speaker 2: What's the status down there, right? So again, leadership matters here.

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Speaker 10: The President has leveraged the thought of tariffs on goods

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Speaker 10: from Mexico. We are their number one trading partner. They

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Speaker 10: must do business in the United States for their economy

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Speaker 10: to succeed and have the working class have jobs. In Mexico,

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Speaker 10: it's as much smaller border between Guatemala and Mexico easier

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Speaker 10: to control. When they control their own border, it brings revenue.

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Speaker 10: Like US, it brings revenue into the treasury. And so

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Speaker 10: with the threat of terraces, tariffs, their recognition of the

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Speaker 10: shared responsibility for the flow through Mexico, they're controlling the

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Speaker 10: border in ways that they have it before. I'm not

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Speaker 10: aware directly of their deployments on their southern border, but

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Speaker 10: again it's much more easily controlled there. And when the

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Speaker 10: policies in the United States do not encourage people to

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Speaker 10: come in to the United States to cross that border illegally,

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Speaker 10: everybody sees less activity in the pipeline, the illicit activity,

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Speaker 10: human trafficking, fetanyl, etc.

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Speaker 2: Etc.

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Speaker 10: All of those things are trending in the right direction,

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Speaker 10: including what's happening inside of Mexico.

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Speaker 1: Ron, can you speak at all about what's happening inside

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Speaker 1: our border.

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Speaker 2: I know the border is locked down.

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Speaker 1: But we have millions some say twenty, who knows what

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Speaker 1: the number is millions that were brought in just under

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, when not even talking about the kids. Three

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Speaker 1: hundred thousand is a laughably low number. We have a

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Speaker 1: country full of illegals. Now, how do we get them out.

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Speaker 1: Where are they?

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Speaker 10: So ICE has embarked on the largest interior enforcement operation

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Speaker 10: for many decades, certainly the most in the last ten

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Speaker 10: years or so, and so they are targeting people who

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Speaker 10: are in the country illegally have also committed crimes in

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Speaker 10: their communities. Those at large arrests are approaching fifty thousand.

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Speaker 10: Overall removals between ICE and CBP is well over one

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Speaker 10: hundred thousand. Again, a lot more to do. They need

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Speaker 10: to scale up those operations. Congress needs to step in

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Speaker 10: and give them the resources that they need to do

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Speaker 10: this more often. We also see the interagency cooperating there.

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Speaker 10: But what they're doing is they're targeting criminals who are

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Speaker 10: in the United States, including those that live and are

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Speaker 10: being sanctuaried by cities who flout the rule of law

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Speaker 10: and immigration authority. But they are conducting those at large

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Speaker 10: arrests more in the last several months than in the

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Speaker 10: entirety of the Biden administration. So again, more to do,

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Speaker 10: but they're focused on the worst of the worst, and

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Speaker 10: then over time that the aperture will expand to work

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Speaker 10: on other illegal populations. We're also doing the CBP home

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Speaker 10: app people who are in the country illegally they wish

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Speaker 10: to go back without consequence, they can raise their hand

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Speaker 10: inside the app and ask for assistance on travel documents

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Speaker 10: or being able to pay for airline tickets. Many people

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Speaker 10: are electing to self deport just trying to sneak into

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Speaker 10: Canada or just getting on airplanes and leaving. Thousands of

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Speaker 10: people have already done that, so there's a full court

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Speaker 10: press against the Inner Agency.

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Speaker 2: The Secretary has also.

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Speaker 10: Warned people who are in the country illegal that they

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Speaker 10: must register with the government. If they don't do that,

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Speaker 10: they face financial penalties besides the knock on the door

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Speaker 10: and on the path to removal in deportation, and so

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Speaker 10: there's a number of ways people can leave if they

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Speaker 10: want to. And then we will see the Justice Department

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Speaker 10: pressure more on these sanctuary jurisdictions so that ICE agents

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Speaker 10: and officers can use local authorities and arrest people in

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Speaker 10: jails that are also in the country illegally who have

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Speaker 10: committed crimes. And so all of those things in play

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Speaker 10: for the popular that exists right now.

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Speaker 2: In the US.

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Speaker 1: Okay Ron final question, Tom Holman was discussing sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 2: Here's what he said.

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Speaker 11: I thought the books that make it a criminal offense

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Speaker 11: to shield or harbor illegally immigrants like the sanctuary state

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Speaker 11: city leaders.

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Speaker 2: Can do it.

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Speaker 11: Do you think they should be prosecuted with both said

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Speaker 11: law and positively book.

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Speaker 1: Worthing absolutely and hold tight on that one because it's coming.

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Speaker 2: It's coming. I've been clearing asking day one.

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Speaker 1: What can be done against these sanctuary cities. I'm well

788
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Speaker 1: aware that these sanctuary cities, they study the law, they

789
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Speaker 1: try to dance through that minefield so they can protect

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Speaker 1: illegals without violating the law.

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Speaker 2: What can we do well?

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Speaker 10: I think the ultimate fix would be Congress coming in

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Speaker 10: and making it illegal for jurisdictions to harbor people or

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Speaker 10: to to negate federal law by letting people who are

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Speaker 10: in custody out without cooperating with ICE. You could legislate

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Speaker 10: what used to be called the Secure Communities Program, probably

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Speaker 10: the most effective post nine to eleven program that allowed

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Speaker 10: local officers to nominate people who were born outside of

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Speaker 10: the United States directly to ICE. ICE could file a

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Speaker 10: detainer electronically, and there was there was a pipeline, if

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Speaker 10: you will, out of the jail, out of the country.

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Speaker 8: So you could re establish that through.

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Speaker 10: Legislation in the meantime, any but any official or not

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Speaker 10: that gets in the way of Ice conducting their work

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Speaker 10: or harbor's illegal aliens in the United States can and

806
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Speaker 10: should be prosecuted. They will be prosecuted under the current

807
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Speaker 10: efforts underway in the interior. And then the Justice Department

808
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Speaker 10: can do things like restrict government grants. Restrict Justice Department

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Speaker 10: grants to these sanctuaries in order to get them to cooperate.

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Speaker 10: Ask ask them if they they will cooperate, have these

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Speaker 10: agreements under two eighty seven G. If they don't do that,

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Speaker 10: make them in some way through the legal process. Ultimately,

813
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Speaker 10: Congress could seal this deal by putting this to bed

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Speaker 10: with legislation, which obviously would be challenged in the courts,

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Speaker 10: but that would be the most permanent way to fix it.

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Speaker 1: Fingers crossed, Ron, thank you for what you do. Please

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Speaker 1: keep to keep keeping us safe. All Right, we have

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Speaker 1: a light in the mood. I'm already laughing about it.

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Speaker 1: Next all right, it's time to lighten the mood. And

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Speaker 1: I know it's a couple of days old, but I'm sorry,

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Speaker 1: I cannot stop laughing about that space flight where the

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Speaker 1: women went up into space and didn't do anything. They

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Speaker 1: just sat in a capsule, strapped in and went up

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Speaker 1: into space for eleven minutes and then came back.

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Speaker 2: Down, which, look, that would be cool.

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Speaker 1: I'm not even dogging on them for taking the trip, right, Okay,

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Speaker 1: you took a cool trip up into space. I bet

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Speaker 1: you got a good picture with your iPhone or whatever.

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Speaker 1: It's cool, it's cool, but it's pretending like you accomplished something.

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Speaker 1: That's that's what's so hilarious to me.

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Speaker 2: It obnoxious.

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Speaker 1: And now they're getting offended by people who, well, here

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Speaker 1: was Gail King.

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Speaker 12: And I'm so proud of us. I really am proud

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Speaker 12: of me because I never in a gazillion years thought

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Speaker 12: I could do this. I don't like that people are

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Speaker 12: calling it a ride a ride. You know, you never

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Speaker 12: see a man, a male astronaut who's going up in

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Speaker 12: space and they said, oh, he took a ride. But

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Speaker 12: it's not just the young girls.

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Speaker 8: We're also encouraging.

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Speaker 12: I mean, the boys look at it and see what

843
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Speaker 12: women and young girls can do. So, you know, I

844
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Speaker 12: know there are cranky Yankees, I know there's some haters,

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Speaker 12: but I'm not gonna let people steal my joy.

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Speaker 2: I'm so proud of me. I can't believe I didn't.

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Speaker 1: I'm actually no one says this about the men.

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Speaker 2: The men are doing something. The men are at least

849
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Speaker 2: having to move this and press a button to do this. Here,

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Speaker 2: you didn't do anything anyway, I'm sorry. I find it hilarious.

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Speaker 2: I'll see the ble