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Speaker 3: I can't assure you. You're talking about Panama and Greenland. No,

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Speaker 3: For our military. I'm not going to commit to that now.

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Speaker 3: the Panama Canal is vital to our country. It's being

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Speaker 3: Giving the Panama Canal is why Jimmy Carter lost the election,

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Speaker 3: We don't need their lumber. We have massive fields of lumber.

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Speaker 4: But have you directed your staff to take these specific

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Speaker 8: No, But you went to Margaret Royland, so did you.

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Speaker 8: Some bent metal and nobody dead. So it's not your fault.

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Speaker 8: It's entirely my fault. You think I'm suggesting it's not

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Speaker 8: That sounds convenient to me, That sounds like a reason

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Speaker 6: I can name every one of the forty three people

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Speaker 6: It was forty thousand or forty million vaporized in a

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Speaker 6: This is yours. Keep your eyes on your own paper.

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

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Speaker 7: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 2: You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 6: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 10: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose.

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Speaker 1: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 9: War Room.

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Speaker 5: Here's your host, Stephen Kba.

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Speaker 10: It's Tuesday, seventh January. You're of a Lord twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 10: Jack Pasova joins me. Look, the last thing we're going

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Speaker 10: pretty extraordinary. President Trump is not trying to change the conversation.

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Speaker 2: Couldn't be serious about economic or military measures. Go yeah,

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Speaker 10: There's a map that shows President Trump's vision of make

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Speaker 6: Is my game board, the whole god thing, this is yours.

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Speaker 10: President was having a serious conversation about I don't know,

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Speaker 10: Now, if he can put us on a split screen, Denver,

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Speaker 10: This is Fortress America. This is kind of what James

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Speaker 10: we're not going to send more money, we're not backing

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Speaker 10: the phony Zelensky oligarchs. That we're about to have a

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Speaker 10: massive defeat. It's going to be Donald Trump's fault, and

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Speaker 10: the American people are going to flip and say, yeah,

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Speaker 10: Trump had the biggest military defeat in American history.

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Speaker 7: Your thoughts, sir, Well, it's amazing how the air saying

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Speaker 7: the quiet part out loud, because I thought from the

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Speaker 7: start that this was all this was all Ukraine's war.

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Speaker 7: I thought it was Ukraine fighting Russia. I didn't realize

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Speaker 7: it was the United States fighting Russia. I was told

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Speaker 7: that the United States would never be facing Russia on

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Speaker 7: the battlefield. I was told that none of that was

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Speaker 7: going on. But it seems that Kagan is he's got

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Speaker 7: a limited hangout for us here today, folks, because he's

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Speaker 7: peeling back a few layers of the onion saying, well,

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Speaker 7: all right, this actually has all been about the US

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Speaker 7: versus Russia.

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Speaker 5: So what did I just say.

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Speaker 7: The opposite of the Monroe doctrine is picking fights with

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Speaker 7: the Russian Empire. The opposite of the Monroe doctrine is

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Speaker 7: going and getting involved in the bloodlands of Eurasia, getting

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Speaker 7: involved in a land war in Eurasia.

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Speaker 5: That is Mackinder theory.

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Speaker 7: By the way, for you political and geomilitary strategists out there,

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Speaker 7: that is the Heartland theory, which Russia of course subscribes to,

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Speaker 7: absolutely ascribes to. It is we don't need The United

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Speaker 7: States has always been the United States is Athens. The

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Speaker 7: United States has always been a naval power, going back

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Speaker 7: to what the Great White Fleet under again Teddy roosevelts,

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Speaker 7: so Kagan, what he understands is that his influence is waning.

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Speaker 7: And what he also understands is that there are going

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Speaker 7: to be a number of investigations going into Victoria, Newland

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Speaker 7: and their activities getting this Color Revolution and the minon

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Speaker 7: Q kicked off Ted years ago in the first place,

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Speaker 7: because we know this don't stop with Hunter Biden.

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Speaker 5: Hunter Biden was just the bag man.

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Speaker 10: Hunter Biden was just a grundon amen a massive investigation

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Speaker 10: into into Victoria.

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Speaker 2: Newland, the entire Color Revolution or hands are all over it.

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Speaker 10: Jack, thank you for opening the show Where do people

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Speaker 10: go to get you?

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Speaker 2: By the way show?

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Speaker 10: A Posto show today with Raheem was a classic Where

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Speaker 10: do people go to get your content?

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Speaker 2: Sir?

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Speaker 5: Thank you very much so Steve.

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Speaker 7: Of course, Human Events Daily we're up two pm Eastern

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Speaker 7: every day right here, Real America's Voice, and on the

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Speaker 7: podcast side, you can subscribe Human Events Daily with Jack Posovic.

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Speaker 10: Have we tracked down Charlie Kirk as Charlie kirkstill in

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Speaker 10: Greenland's gonna be doing the Charlie Kirk Show from Greenland

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Speaker 10: this week?

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Speaker 5: I mean he he's looking for nine Oak of the

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Speaker 5: North up there, don juniors.

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Speaker 2: Up there spearfishing or something. I don't know what Charlie's doing.

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Speaker 5: Look, where's that Locherik? Where's the loch?

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Speaker 10: It's on fire, brought off the starboard bow sir. Wow,

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Speaker 10: what an open that's the diplomat Netflix, Alison Janney, Kerrie Russell,

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Speaker 10: very instructive short break back in the warm.

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Speaker 2: In a moment, Nay who Stephen came back?

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Speaker 10: Okay, the fact checking Department has contacted me.

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Speaker 2: You know, Vaughan Halier does have.

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Speaker 10: A pretty significant fan base among the war and Posse

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Speaker 10: and they made a comment about his voice is not

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Speaker 10: that high. I'm a check in a second, But I

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Speaker 10: want to use Vaughn as an example of what I

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Speaker 10: call just old fashioned American hustle and a Vaughn's a

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Speaker 10: left winger that works for a left wing news organization

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Speaker 10: called MSNBC. But we met Vaughan years ago. He drew

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Speaker 10: the card to follow Carrie Lake around and harass her.

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Speaker 10: I remember that Carrie Lake would have these impromptu press conferences,

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Speaker 10: be one hundred and fifteen degrees, be like six reporters,

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Speaker 10: and Vaughan would be sitting there, ask her some cheap

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Speaker 10: shot question, and she would sit there and just her

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Speaker 10: whole Prescott's be ripping on Vaughan. But because of that

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Speaker 10: grit determination chasing carry around for a couple of cycles,

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Speaker 10: I think governorship in twenty two and then the Senate

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Speaker 10: in twenty four, and being relentless. He's now got the

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Speaker 10: White House watch on the White House correspondence. He's down

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Speaker 10: at mar Lagos. I just want to check it out.

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Speaker 2: It was an interesting question, President Trump. Blow him up.

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Speaker 2: In the answer.

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Speaker 10: You judge whether my imitation of his voice was wrong.

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Speaker 10: The fact checking department wants to know.

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Speaker 1: Listen, I don't care.

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Speaker 4: What he says speakable considering military force to acquire Panama

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Speaker 4: in Greenland, are you also considering military force to annex.

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Speaker 3: And acquire no economic force, because Canada and the United States,

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Speaker 3: that would.

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Speaker 1: Really be something.

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Speaker 3: You get rid of that artificially drawn line and you

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Speaker 3: take a look at what that looks like, and it

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Speaker 3: would also be much better for financial security.

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Speaker 1: You don't forget.

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Speaker 3: We basically protect Canada. But here's the problem with Canada.

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Speaker 3: So many friends up there. I love the Canadian people,

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Speaker 3: they're great, but we're spending hundreds.

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Speaker 10: Of billions a year to the Revolutionary our founding fathers,

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Speaker 10: the revered framers of the Constant and the Revolutionary generation,

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Speaker 10: even some of the folks that came before that, they

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Speaker 10: had one obsession that they never could pull off, and

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Speaker 10: that was Canada.

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Speaker 2: Both in the Revolutionary War.

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Speaker 10: But General Montgomery went up there, I think Aaron Burn's

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Speaker 10: part of the contingent, and guess what they got caught

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Speaker 10: as you guys in the East Coast and got caught

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Speaker 10: in a bitter, bitter winner. Ever since General Wolfe on

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Speaker 10: the Plains of Abraham defeated Montcalm and the British really

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Speaker 10: took over Canada. It was an obsession of the Revolutionary

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Speaker 10: generation and in the Framers, that generation kind of two

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Speaker 10: back to back to annex Canada. In the Revolutionary War,

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Speaker 10: we took a couple of shots. The War of eighteen twelve.

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Speaker 10: You could actually argue that was a war that was

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Speaker 10: principally about the territories around the Ohio River that we

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Speaker 10: wanted to expand into. And because of the treaty that

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Speaker 10: was cut after the Revolution, they kind of said no,

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Speaker 10: this is this is off limits to you guys. And

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Speaker 10: also in Canada, so there is a long history here.

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Speaker 10: Also in World War Two, Canada is always punched way

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Speaker 10: above their weight class. I know a lot of people

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Speaker 10: make fun of Canada today, but hey, the Canadians in

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Speaker 10: World War two, World War One, and World War two punched.

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Speaker 10: They punched and punched hard. On d Day in Normandy,

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Speaker 10: remember when of the entire beaches was assigned to the Canadians,

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Speaker 10: and Canadians that were toughest bootloader. The military has always

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Speaker 10: been fantastic. I want to tell people President Trump, and remember,

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Speaker 10: we're on it, folks. We're not letting the conversation be

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Speaker 10: changed Tomorrow, President Trump, when he comes up for President

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Speaker 10: Carter's the state funeral on Thursday. President Trump is going

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Speaker 10: to meet with the Senate. We already know. There's all

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Speaker 10: kinds of discussions behind the scenes. I believe we're going

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Speaker 10: to get what the war room and the War of

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Speaker 10: Posse wants, which is two bills. Let's get something out

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Speaker 10: as quickly as possible that focuses on the border, focuses

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Speaker 10: on immigration, focuses on everything we have to do and

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Speaker 10: the deportations.

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Speaker 2: Get the ball rolling also with some energy in there.

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Speaker 10: Let's get that, and then it gives you time, buys

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Speaker 10: you time to do whatever you want to do in

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Speaker 10: the economics, the death ceiling, all of that in a

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Speaker 10: summer bill.

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Speaker 2: I don't think.

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Speaker 10: I think the appropriation is going to be passed and

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Speaker 10: going to be approved before that. That's another whole issue

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Speaker 10: with the dead ceiling that's going to come in March,

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Speaker 10: and I don't think we're going to expand that anymore.

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Speaker 10: I think it'll be done then. So we're not going

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Speaker 10: to allow that. The conversation to be changed. Given that,

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Speaker 10: let's go back to that map for a second president.

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Speaker 10: They say President trumpau he's just transactionally goes that is

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Speaker 10: a that is a geostrategic vision. He's already changed the

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Speaker 10: conversation when it comes to we're going to talk in

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Speaker 10: the next hour at the Indo Pacific, what's happening in Ukraine,

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Speaker 10: this situation with our naval forces. President Biden today, the

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Speaker 10: illegitimate Biden regime released.

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Speaker 9: Uh.

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Speaker 10: You had Eric Prince on here essentially hooties right there

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Speaker 10: at Gitmo that are that are shelling?

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Speaker 6: Uh.

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Speaker 2: The the two battle.

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Speaker 10: Groups we have in the Red Sea we shot down

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Speaker 10: an American was at F eighteen on on on landing

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Speaker 10: on final right there. If you if you're if you're

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Speaker 10: the hardest core America first, the hardest core, you say,

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Speaker 10: I only want to worry about this. I don't want

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Speaker 10: to go with Steve even you with the Chinese counties

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Speaker 10: parties too much, it's too much. I don't want to

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Speaker 10: think about thy Taiwan. I don't care about the Chips.

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Speaker 10: It's too much, you know, forget the Middle East, forget Ukraine,

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Speaker 10: even view Bannon and the and the anti CCP element

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Speaker 10: of this is too much. The faction is too much.

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Speaker 10: I just want to finish in America. Look at that

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Speaker 10: right there, that chart, that map. I guess it is

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Speaker 10: not a chart or be a naval a device that

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Speaker 10: map from the Panama Canal all the way up through

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Speaker 10: Canada and into into Greenland, and Greenland is quite strategic,

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Speaker 10: very strategic in World War Two.

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Speaker 2: It also changes the strategic dynamic.

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Speaker 10: Big league, particularly in that slot that the Russian's got

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Speaker 10: to come through, where they've got to where their submarines,

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Speaker 10: the boomers and the fast attacks have to come through.

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Speaker 10: So President Trump is quite serious. I don't believe he's

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Speaker 10: trying to change the conversation. I realize that, you know,

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Speaker 10: supporting Elon Musk, and that's not a hard support. It's

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Speaker 10: like the other day when people say, oh, Steve, you

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Speaker 10: can't say anything about Johnson, president Trump supports us. I said, well, hey,

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Speaker 10: he supports him. Tell you he doesn't or this whole thing.

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Speaker 10: Oh no, you know, the political operatives over at the

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Speaker 10: Trump things say no, no, no, no, you have you

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Speaker 10: guys have to get in locked up, you have to

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Speaker 10: back the one bill. No, we don't if we don't

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Speaker 10: think it's correct, and we think it hurts President Trump.

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Speaker 10: We think it hurts the Magma movement, we think it

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Speaker 10: hurts the United States of America. We're just not going

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Speaker 10: to fall in line say, oh, you know, that's terrific.

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Speaker 2: It's not terrific.

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Speaker 10: We absolutely think the one bill is a a ticket

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Speaker 10: to polluell one bill of that scale. First off, we

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Speaker 10: fought omnibuses from the beginning.

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Speaker 2: What is this all about?

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Speaker 10: We want single subject bills so you can get into

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Speaker 10: the details again, to the facts and see whose ox

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Speaker 10: is being gored normally, normally it would be the deplorables.

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Speaker 2: That's the way the cartel runs. That's the way it runs.

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Speaker 10: So we're on point on all those and as it

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Speaker 10: comes down, clearly we've gotten some additional bad news on

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Speaker 10: the on the confirmations. And we told you the other

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Speaker 10: day this was and this is why we had that

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Speaker 10: orders of succession and now things are rolling up. But

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Speaker 10: we had the order of succession on Saturday morning. What

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Speaker 10: happened on Friday night? Cause it's quite suspicious. And you

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Speaker 10: see right now, Pam Bondi, there's grassly doesn't have the

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Speaker 10: I think the FBI report. Well, hey, look the traditional

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Speaker 10: twenty eight days you wait from getting all the paperwork

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Speaker 10: and waiting. We just don't have time to do that.

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Speaker 10: We don't have time to do that. Pam Bondi's find

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Speaker 10: she has been. She was Attorney General in Florida for

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Speaker 10: eight years. No, you should do the background trick, but

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Speaker 10: you don't have to wait like the twenty days. So

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Speaker 10: talking about Pam Bondi not even going not next week,

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Speaker 10: but the week after, might be the first of February

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Speaker 10: before Pam Bondi even gets a hearing that at the

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Speaker 10: committee level. Remember, just so everybody understands process, because process

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Speaker 10: is going to be extremely important here over the next

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Speaker 10: couple of weeks.

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Speaker 2: Critical path in process, the process on.

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Speaker 10: The confirmations they go to the the committee in charge,

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Speaker 10: whether it's Judiciary for Pam Bondy and for Cash, or

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Speaker 10: whether it's Armed Services for a brother Hegseth right, or

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Speaker 10: whether it's Senate Intel for Radcliffe and for Tulci Gabbert,

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Speaker 10: whether it's Health and Human Services for Bobby Kennedy and others,

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Speaker 10: you know, their deputies, assistant secretaries. All this sudden conferms

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Speaker 10: will come later, but right now you're talking about not

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Speaker 10: even having a team. So I think Scott Bessant, I think,

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Speaker 10: but Beston's scheduled for the sixteenth and seventeen. I think

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Speaker 10: Pete is next this Tuesday, a week I think Pete's

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Speaker 10: going to be the fourteenth, But that doesn't mean the

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Speaker 10: Armed Services Committee probably not going to vote.

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Speaker 2: To the end of the week.

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Speaker 10: Of the following week, maybe it does it quicker and

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Speaker 10: maybe gets to the center floor. So President Trump has some

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Speaker 10: team that that order of succession is essentially saying who

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Speaker 10: in the Biden regime is going to run this deal

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Speaker 10: before President Trump gets his guys in, We're in a crisis.

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Speaker 10: We're in a crisis, even before you get to President

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Speaker 10: Trump's geostrategic vision. It's quite interesting when Vaughn Hilliard asked

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Speaker 10: that question. Vaughn was very pointed about, Hey, you taught

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Speaker 10: about a military and economic here in Greenland in Panama,

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Speaker 10: you certainly wouldn't think about that in Canada. His response, well,

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Speaker 10: I think economic, Yeah, it may be some economic pressure.

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Speaker 10: President Trump is coming, I think more and more to

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Speaker 10: the realization and a believer in what I refer to

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Speaker 10: as economic warfare that you know, just not a trade deals, tariffs.

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Speaker 10: And this this is why I go back and hearken back.

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Speaker 10: We're going to have EJ and Tony. He's going to

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Speaker 10: start the six o'clock hour. Ejay's joined is going to

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Speaker 10: be able to join us. He's only got a few minutes,

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Speaker 10: but EJ's going to talk about that Financial Times article,

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Speaker 10: and I really want everybody to go read the Financial Times.

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Speaker 10: I think Grayce and Moe have got it up so

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Speaker 10: that you can see it without a subscription. It's very important.

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Speaker 10: It really takes a part in maga economics. Maga economics

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Speaker 10: is based upon trade in tariffs and what I call

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Speaker 10: the American system. The American system was created by an

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Speaker 10: individual named Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton, who was obviously one

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Speaker 10: of the big drivers in back of the Constitution, he

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Speaker 10: was also a driver of this system called the American system.

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Speaker 2: He did this with his report kind of.

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Speaker 10: Like a parallel to the Federal if the Federal's papers

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Speaker 10: were the politics of it. The economics of it was

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Speaker 10: put out in a thing called the Report on Manufactures

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Speaker 10: Port on Manufacturers, and has not gotten historically the height

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Speaker 10: and awareness of like the Federalist papers of the Constitution,

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Speaker 10: Declaration Independence, but from a business and economic part and

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Speaker 10: really thinking through the American business model.

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Speaker 2: Hamilton thought it through.

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Speaker 10: That's why I've always said, if you take all the

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Speaker 10: founding fathers and you've got to leave Washington out because

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Speaker 10: Washington was just a different level. But if you take

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Speaker 10: the rest of the Revolutionary generation and the founding Fathers,

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Speaker 10: to me, there's no doubt that Hamilton's the greatest. Number one.

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Speaker 10: He was his courage and bravery. He served as the

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Speaker 10: aide de camp to General Washington. He was what many

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Speaker 10: people said, and particularly Aaron Burrn, people that were Jealousyhm,

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Speaker 10: he's the son that General Washington never had. General Washington

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Speaker 10: had deep he loved this guy and as a fact

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Speaker 10: that Hamilton. He would not let Hamilton take a field

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Speaker 10: command when Hamilton found was obviously not ready for it,

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Speaker 10: but deserved it. And finally they had a break. They

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Speaker 10: had a falling out about that. He finally let Hamilton

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Speaker 10: do the last charge at Yorktown. The last redoubt was

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Speaker 10: taken by then Colonel Hamilton.

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Speaker 2: Who was brave, beyond a brave.

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Speaker 10: Later he become a general and actually thought about redoing

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Speaker 10: the army and a standing army. But his work not

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Speaker 10: just on the federal's paper, but he thought through. He

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Speaker 10: was the first finance minister. That tension between Hamilton and

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Speaker 10: Jefferson was palatable between kind of a nationalist that believed

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Speaker 10: in a strong central government and a strong central bank

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Speaker 10: in the whole capital markets part of it, which was

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Speaker 10: Hamilton versus kind of the Jeffersonian Yeoman democrats of the.

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Speaker 2: Pastoral nature of that.

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Speaker 10: That tension has been throughout American history between populist and

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Speaker 10: the elitist. And remember the least elite person was Hamilton.

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Speaker 10: He came from a very questionable circumstances down in the Caribbean,

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Speaker 10: earned everything just by hard work, intelligence in grit whereas

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Speaker 10: Jefferson was from one of the landed aristocracy of the

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Speaker 10: Commonwealth of Virginia, really the English aristocracy planet. Who replanted

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Speaker 10: here who was went to revolutionary France. It was much

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Speaker 10: more of a revolutionary than Hamilton. Interesting juxtaposition. This is

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Speaker 10: where today this tension underlying populism and elitism the central

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Speaker 10: business model of the United States and what's under attack here.

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Speaker 10: President Trump is not trying to change the conversation, but

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Speaker 10: he's looking at the United States in a broader geo

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Speaker 10: strategic context. So for you America firsters that are hey,

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Speaker 10: we need fortress America, Hey, Trump is going to deliver

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Speaker 10: your fortress manifest destiny two point zero short break back in.

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Speaker 2: A moment, who Stephen came back the part I like best.

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Speaker 10: I hadn't been able to get to the Golf of America.

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Speaker 2: I mean, who thinks like this? It's so genius. This

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Speaker 2: is Trump. You're getting best Trump.

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Speaker 10: With all the pressure on this guy and trying to

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Speaker 10: assassinate him, you're getting best Trump.

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Speaker 2: The golf of America.

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Speaker 10: Marjorie Taylor Green emptg has already put in legislation. I

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Speaker 10: think to change it and have the you know, the

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Speaker 10: ocean of graphic guys, all the people who do the charts,

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Speaker 10: change it off.

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Speaker 2: Baby.

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Speaker 10: This reminds me when I was deployed to the back

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Speaker 10: under President Carter back in the seventies. Before your most

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Speaker 10: of your parents were teenagers. Are some of your parents

771
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Speaker 10: are teenagers. You have this thing about the briefings in

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Speaker 10: the in the North Arabian Sea. You know, if you

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Speaker 10: talk to the Arabs, the Saudis, you can't call it

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Speaker 10: the Persian golf. It's got to be called the Arabian golf.

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Speaker 10: Not kidding, very they're very sensitive about that. This Golf

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Speaker 10: America is quite brilliant if you like the types of geopolitics.

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Speaker 10: Next hour, we're going from India to Switzerland to Rome

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Speaker 10: to talk more about it. Of what's going on. I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna get Ben Harna on the conversation. EJ is going

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Speaker 10: to be here about the Financial Times alone to this

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Speaker 10: magnificent article on Maganomics Peter Navarro.

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Speaker 2: The work Peter Navar is done.

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Speaker 10: And President Trump once again looking at things outside the

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Speaker 10: box making trade and tariffs, but trade the central driving

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Speaker 10: force of Meganomics. As an industrial power. He doesn't lead

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Speaker 10: by capital markets. He leads by industrial power. This article

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Speaker 10: on the ft by their senior person on currency in

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Speaker 10: capital markets Gini and Tet, and she's quite brilliant. One

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Speaker 10: of the most brilliant people over there is is now

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Speaker 10: they've got all kind of blame and they're you know,

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Speaker 10: we're doing this, and we're doing this. You're still going

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Speaker 10: to get that, right, You're still going to get that

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Speaker 10: you got to get from the economists and Financial Times.

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Speaker 2: You're going to get that. But they're treating it with respect.

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Speaker 10: And you do see in there that you get to

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Speaker 10: the central heart about the Chinese Commis party in China

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Speaker 10: and Bush forty one and Clinton bringing them into Globalists,

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Speaker 10: bringing them into the World Trade Organization and the most

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Speaker 10: favorite nation status and what that meant. This will really

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Speaker 10: get you up to speed if you like these type

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Speaker 10: of things. Jim Rickers one of the reasons we have

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Speaker 10: Rickerds as a contributor. He's one of the best on

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Speaker 10: geopolitics and capital markets. Go to Ricards Warroom dot com.

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Speaker 2: You get there.

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Speaker 10: He's got all the gym's books, that got all the

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Speaker 10: newsletters Paradigm Press.

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Speaker 2: You can subscribe to any one of the newsletters. They

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Speaker 2: got it all laid out right there.

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Speaker 10: So if you like, if you're part of our audience

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Speaker 10: has inclined to that type of subject matter, it's absolutely terrific.

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Speaker 2: Rickords is a brilliant guy. We're going to have him

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Speaker 2: on later in the week.

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Speaker 10: Jim Rickards, Ricords Warroom dot Com and all one word

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Speaker 10: and you can go and get all the different aspects.

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Speaker 10: You get a discount by putting in Warroom or putting

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Speaker 10: in Bannon, big discount, so go check it out. Also

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Speaker 10: everything free over at Birch Gold. Get the end of

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Speaker 10: the dollar empire, particularly the modern monetary theory. Ideas have consequences.

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Speaker 10: This one has screwed up your life. You don't even

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Speaker 10: know about it, but now you will learn up about it.

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Speaker 10: We've made it very accessible, Like I said, next hour.

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Speaker 10: We're going to be on fire here. There's a lot

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Speaker 10: to go through, particularly on the subcontinent of India in

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Speaker 10: Switzerland about the Ukraine War.

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Speaker 2: Folks, it's coming on President Trump.

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Speaker 10: Kagan's now proposing the guy that said, yeah, we should

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Speaker 10: find a brutus to assassinate Trump that would be more justified,

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Speaker 10: is now saying that Maga and Trump, it's our defeat.

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Speaker 10: It's a catastrophic defeat for America, and it's on our watch.

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Speaker 10: We're to blame for it. You've got to read this piece.

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Speaker 10: It's absolutely astounding. That's why we're going to have times

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Speaker 10: of turbulence. They're coming to presses on President Trump right

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Speaker 10: of the box. This is gonna be in the first

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Speaker 10: couple of days, and President Trump is going to hit

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Speaker 10: them with I don't know, fifty to one hundred execut

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Speaker 10: of orders.

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Speaker 2: It's going to be shocking awe.

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Speaker 10: On Monday afternoon, the twentieth, we're gonna be NonStop coverage.

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Speaker 2: On this on the War Room of Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 10: We don't want to miss a second of it because

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Speaker 10: I can tell you from the seventh from the seventeen experience,

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Speaker 10: they're going to get into the White House. They've been

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Speaker 10: working NonStop and they're going to fire off the football.

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Speaker 10: We just need more muscle velocity with this, with the

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Speaker 10: with the what I call the two reconciliations, let's go

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Speaker 10: now as.

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Speaker 2: Soon as possible. With one.

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Speaker 10: Michael Lindell has been doing the Lord's work. Mike, you've

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Speaker 10: been down at a prison. I think you talked for

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Speaker 10: ten hours. Talk to me about you got a prison ministry,

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Speaker 10: what you're doing.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I gotta go tell me there and do some

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Speaker 9: more speeches. You guys, we uh uh if you've got to,

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Speaker 9: If you guys want to help out the Lindell Recovery

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Speaker 9: Network dot org. I'm down here doing speech, just getting

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Speaker 9: we were talking about addiction and getting people to our

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Speaker 9: Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. But another one, Steve is

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Speaker 9: this is a pilot program where my pillow is going

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Speaker 9: to be donating blankets, beds, pillows. This is in Texas,

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Speaker 9: across the Texas prisons to get these to the to

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Speaker 9: these prisons. And so we're very we're very proud to

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Speaker 9: be to help out in their pilot program. They approached

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Speaker 9: me and I said, absolutely, my pillows there for you.

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Speaker 9: And so I've had a really good day. I've getting

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Speaker 9: back to this is what I was doing before all

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Speaker 9: the election stuff. And I told the young man, said,

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Speaker 9: this is my first speech about Jesus in addiction since

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Speaker 9: since back in twenty one, early twenty one. But but yeah,

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Speaker 9: it's been it's been a very rewarding day. I've I

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Speaker 9: did one speech and I think everyone in the place

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Speaker 9: came up and hugged me and they can all relate

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Speaker 9: to it. You know, I'll be being an ex crack addict.

873
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Speaker 9: And you know I spent nineteen days in solitary ones

874
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Speaker 9: and we were talking to you know, talking about that,

875
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Speaker 9: and I told these guys, you know where when you

876
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Speaker 9: get to where you're going, you're going to look back

877
00:46:51,080 --> 00:46:53,680
Speaker 9: at all of it. Every You wouldn't pull one piece out,

878
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Speaker 9: and I wouldn't change anything in my life tonight where

879
00:46:56,880 --> 00:46:59,359
Speaker 9: I'm at right now. And I told you we had

880
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Speaker 9: a lot of people will fill on the Lord today.

881
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Speaker 2: Mike, we only got about a minute left.

882
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Speaker 10: Tell me about tell me about Danbury doesn't have pillows

883
00:47:10,200 --> 00:47:12,560
Speaker 10: and got no blankets, right, so you're doing the Lord's work.

884
00:47:12,600 --> 00:47:14,880
Speaker 10: And appreciate you. I know the guys in prison appreciate that.

885
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Speaker 10: Sell me a pillow or sell me some flannel. I

886
00:47:18,000 --> 00:47:20,840
Speaker 10: want flannel sheets. Yeah, you didn't have a Danburry.

887
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Speaker 9: I want them now, right, This is it for the

888
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Speaker 9: planel sheets, you guys. This is a warm Room special exclusive.

889
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Speaker 9: The Queen size on sale for fifty nine ninety eight.

890
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Speaker 9: That's over fifty percent off King size sixty eight. This

891
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Speaker 9: will end soon, very soon, and there's a war Room

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Speaker 9: exclusive right now. All sizes and colors are in this

893
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Speaker 9: use promo code Warroom. Go to the website, you guys,

894
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Speaker 9: and go down to you click on Steam. We're also

895
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Speaker 9: doing a clearance clothes out special. It's a clearance event.

896
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Speaker 9: Right in the middle of that is another warm Room exclusive,

897
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Speaker 9: and so go there get all of those close out

898
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Speaker 9: clear and items. They some over up to eighty percent off,

899
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Speaker 9: and there were the tolls are back in stock, all

900
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Speaker 9: the beds and the mattress toppers. You guys, you got

901
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Speaker 9: to you go there do all your shopping for you

902
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Speaker 9: now coming in this new year. But get those flannel sheets.

903
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Speaker 9: They're gonna be They're gonna be done here probably this week.

904
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Speaker 9: And that was a war Room exclusive. You guys loved

905
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Speaker 9: the planoff sheets. I think last year the war Room

906
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Speaker 9: pretty much got them. Alste you because I know it's here,

907
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Speaker 9: one of your favorite products.

908
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Speaker 2: We don't we don't need no stinking satin sheets.

909
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Speaker 10: We're populist. Mike Lindell, we love you, brother, Go back

910
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Speaker 10: to your ministry. The Attorney General Minnesota is on. He's

911
00:48:43,280 --> 00:48:46,000
Speaker 10: on Mike Lindell because of his charitable work. Think about

912
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Speaker 10: that for a second. The right stuff takes us out.

913
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Speaker 10: Stick around the next hours about money and power and

914
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Speaker 10: national security. You do not want to miss it. Back

915
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Speaker 10: in a moment