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

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Speaker 2: Welcome in Happy Friday.

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Speaker 3: I hope all of you are having a fantastic start

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Speaker 3: to your weekend and we hopefully will make that a

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Speaker 3: little bit better over the next three hours.

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Speaker 2: Appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

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Speaker 3: We have got a lot of interesting stories to dive

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Speaker 3: in with you. We certainly want to thank all of

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Speaker 3: our veterans out there that are listening. We will have

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Speaker 3: special veterans related activities and events that will be taking

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Speaker 3: place during the course of today's program, and so we

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Speaker 3: thank you right off the top. The news that we

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Speaker 3: broke yesterday of Joe Manchin not running for re election

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Speaker 3: in West Virginia has continued to reverberate throughout.

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Speaker 2: The political landscape.

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Speaker 3: We will not only think about what the impact of

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Speaker 3: Joe Manchin not running in West Virginia is going to be,

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Speaker 3: but also what that means for.

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Speaker 2: The Senate map and what that could mean for.

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Speaker 3: Joe Manchin as he explores potentially running as a no

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Speaker 3: labels candidate as a third party. Jill Stein, many of

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Speaker 3: you will remember Jill Stein, formerly of the Green Party,

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Speaker 3: still of the Green party. I guess they kept her

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Speaker 3: off the ballot for twenty twenty. She may well have

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Speaker 3: cost Hillary in twenty sixteen the election in many close states.

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Speaker 3: She's now going to be running back on the ballot. Theoretically,

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Speaker 3: we'll see whether she can make it on in any

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Speaker 3: contested states. It's starting to look like everyone's presidential ballot

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Speaker 3: is going to have maybe more options than we have

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Speaker 3: seen in most of our lives. We'll talk about that,

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Speaker 3: but Buck I wanted to start. We talked earlier this

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Speaker 3: week about the New York Times Swing State Pole, which

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Speaker 3: showed that Trump was up in five of the six

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Speaker 3: swing states that the New York Times polled, and Wisconsin

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Speaker 3: was the only one that Biden was winning and it

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Speaker 3: was very close. There now is another pole that is

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Speaker 3: out from a totally different place, Bloomber and the Morning Consult,

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Speaker 3: I believe is where that is the overlap. And what

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Speaker 3: is intriguing here is guess what it's showing almost the

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Speaker 3: exact same results. Joe Biden reacted to that. I'll play

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Speaker 3: that for you in a moment. But here is that

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Speaker 3: poll result. Georgia Trump is up seven, Arizona Trump is

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Speaker 3: up four. This is according to Bloomberg Morning Consult Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 3: Trump is up three, Nevada, Trump is up three. Wisconsin,

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Speaker 3: they have Trump up one, North Carolina, they have Trump

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Speaker 3: up nine. Michigan they have dead. Even So in those

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Speaker 3: seven states, according to Bloomberg and The Morning Consult Buck

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Speaker 3: right now, Joe Biden is not leading in any of them.

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Speaker 3: The best result he has is dead, even in Michigan.

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Speaker 3: I'm gonna play Biden in a moment, but I want

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Speaker 3: to let you react to this. Is it fair to say,

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Speaker 3: based on Bloomberg Now and The New York Times, I

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Speaker 3: think two outlets that you would say are not predisposed

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Speaker 3: to be favorable towards Trump that at this moment in time,

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Speaker 3: as we sit here a little bit less than a

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Speaker 3: year from the twenty twenty four election, Joe Biden is

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Speaker 3: in really difficult shape and all these swing states, and

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Speaker 3: if the election were today, Trump would have a very

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Speaker 3: good chance of winning.

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Speaker 4: So here are the takeaways that I have from at Clay,

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Speaker 4: given where we are in the timeline, because all this

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Speaker 4: is prefaced with the elections a year out, and a

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Speaker 4: year is an eternity in politics, and we all know that, right,

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Speaker 4: But why does it really matter? Why is it really

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Speaker 4: catch a lot of attention right now that the polls

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Speaker 4: show what they show even at this early juncture, right,

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Speaker 4: I think, on the one hand, it is the strongest

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Speaker 4: proof we have to date that not only have the

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Speaker 4: indictments against Donald Trump strengthened him with the Republican base,

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Speaker 4: there seems to be an even broader revulsion from the

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Speaker 4: American people against this.

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Speaker 2: Right He's he's.

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Speaker 4: Getting numbers beyond just the Trump base, if he's crushing

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Speaker 4: Biden in swing states, that's right, That's so. That is

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Speaker 4: one I think really important data point that the that

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Speaker 4: takeaway that you can have from this, or that at

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Speaker 4: least is worthy of discussion, is what we talk about

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Speaker 4: and have been talking about frequently, which is, are Democrats

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Speaker 4: hitting the panic button on Biden as the nominee?

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Speaker 2: And if so, what does that mean? What do they do?

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Speaker 4: This is I think a somewhat fluid situation, meaning I

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Speaker 4: still believe although now I'm sweating a little bit on

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Speaker 4: enough prominent Democrats out there who are concerned that they're

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Speaker 4: probably considering options and thinking what is the break the

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Speaker 4: some than out, what is the plan be?

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Speaker 5: Now?

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Speaker 4: I still believe there is a constitutionally mandated plan b

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Speaker 4: in a sense or I mandated too strong a word,

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Speaker 4: but offered with the vice president taking over Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 4: They obviously don't like that very much, although I believe

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Speaker 4: she does a little better than Biden. And polling recently,

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Speaker 4: am I wrong in thinking that the.

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Speaker 3: New York Times everybody did better than Biden? Which is

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Speaker 3: really undercutting the argument of only Joe Biden can be Trump.

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Speaker 3: It's actually the case, according to some of the New

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Speaker 4: And and so so the going back to the first point,

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Speaker 4: the strategy of Trump is going to lose because they're indicting.

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Speaker 2: Him so many times.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if that is going to I don't

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Speaker 4: know if that's going to work with the Democrats wanted to.

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Speaker 4: There was that poll that showed a huge change in

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Speaker 4: the Swing States if Trump is convicted.

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Speaker 2: I just do exist. Yeah, yeah, I don't buy that either.

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Speaker 4: So that that's really it hinges on these two whether

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Speaker 4: You've got these two massive questions that this surgeon really bad,

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Speaker 4: bad data for Biden. Did we play his clip his

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Speaker 4: response yet or no we have no, Peter Doucy asked him.

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Speaker 2: All right, listen to that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, why do you think it is that you're trailing

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Speaker 1: Trump and all these swing state polls because you.

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Speaker 6: Don't read the polls. I'll forget their ten poles, eight

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Speaker 6: of them. I'm beating him in those states, eight of them.

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Speaker 6: You guys only do two CNN and New York Times.

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Speaker 6: Check it out, check it out. We'll get the copy

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Speaker 6: of all those that polls.

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Speaker 3: I'd love to see that copy of the polls that

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Speaker 3: they're giving Joe Biden. But again, the Bloomberg Pole and

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Speaker 3: the New York Times poll have almost identical results. And

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Speaker 3: listen to this buck. This is also from the Bloomberg Pole.

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Speaker 3: Swing state voters. Who do you trust on the economy?

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Speaker 3: Trump plus sixteen? Who do you trust on immigration? Trump

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Speaker 3: Trump plus twenty? Who do you trust on prices? Trump

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Speaker 3: plus nineteen. And I'm about to hit you with some

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Speaker 3: plus thirteen? Cost of everyday goods Trump plus fourteen, interest

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Speaker 3: rates Trump plus sixteen. Okay, those are all big double

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Speaker 3: digit they trust Trump. Here's what would make me a

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Speaker 3: little nervous. Also, if I'm Biden. Who do you trust

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Speaker 3: on democracy? Swing state voters?

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Speaker 2: Biden plus three only plus three? Buck?

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Speaker 3: Another one here, another one here? Who do you trust

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Speaker 3: on abortion? Biden plus four one more? Who do you

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Speaker 3: are if Biden's only going to be a little bit

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Speaker 3: up on abortion and a little bit up on democracy,

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Speaker 3: buck in these swing states, he has no chance to win.

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Speaker 4: So the democracy poll number there really steps out to me,

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Speaker 4: because here's what I think is going on. They've had

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Speaker 4: this whole narrative of January sixth, Trump is a threat

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Speaker 4: to democracy, you know, the insurrection, all this stuff, And

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Speaker 4: there was some residents that I think we saw with

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Speaker 4: Trump supported candidates. Some people disagree with that analysis, that's fine, whatever,

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Speaker 4: but it certainly was what the Democrats thought. I mean,

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Speaker 4: they were supporting even with dollars some of the more

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Speaker 4: maga candidates in some close elections. But here's what's happened

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Speaker 4: since then, the people that have been lecturing everybody about democracy,

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Speaker 4: who are also the people who are lecturing us all

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Speaker 4: about Russia collusion, which they were all wrong on, But

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Speaker 4: now they've been lecturing us about the threat to democracy,

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Speaker 4: and they have Joe Biden's DOJ covering up for Hunter,

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Speaker 4: which we've all seen it's very obvious, while at the

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Speaker 4: same time launching four I mean, I know it's only

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Speaker 4: two of them are federal, but the system, you could say,

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Speaker 4: the Democrat system launching four criminal indictments against Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: with ninety one total counts that theoretically would send him

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Speaker 4: was convicted in any of these cases. Yes, I think

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Speaker 4: people look at that and they say, you're not allowed

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Speaker 4: to lecturius about democracy anymore. I think some people see

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Speaker 4: this and there's a bit of a pushback. There's a

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Speaker 4: bit of Hold on a second. You're the ones who

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Speaker 4: are weaponizing the justice system against a political candidate. What

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Speaker 4: could be a more obvious political question than who should

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Speaker 4: be the president of the United States? Meaning what could

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Speaker 4: be the more clear answer? Then let the people decide,

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Speaker 4: Let the people vote. These efforts Clay to knock him

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Speaker 4: off the ballot in some of the states they just failed.

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Speaker 4: And what was it, Minnesota?

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Speaker 4: That's right, Minnesota? That Minnesota said no, sorry, you can't

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Speaker 4: kick Trump off the ballot. But they're trying to abuse

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Speaker 4: say they're saving the system. Some people obviously buy into that,

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Speaker 4: but I think some people don't, and they're people that

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Speaker 3: I think people can simultaneously believe that January sixth was

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Speaker 3: swing voters I'm talking about, not most of you that

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Speaker 3: we know it wasn't an insurrection or the most deadly danger.

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Speaker 4: Riots are bad, Breaking federal property is bad, Hitting police

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Speaker 3: Yes, you should be prosecuted when you, and regardless of

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Speaker 3: you can simultaneously have bought that argument on some level,

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Speaker 3: but then also believe that what Democrats are doing is

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Speaker 3: far worse. And so if Biden's only up three on democracy,

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Speaker 3: and if he's only up four, these are swing state

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Speaker 3: polls from Bloomberg. And if he's only up four on abortion,

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Speaker 3: I don't think he has anything else to run on.

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Speaker 2: Buck.

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Speaker 3: The only thing he can run on is abortion and democracy.

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Speaker 2: I think that's it.

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Speaker 3: And if that those allegations aren't resonating against Trump, And

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Speaker 3: I do think I think Trump is protected on the

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Speaker 3: abortion level argument on some level because he's never been

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Speaker 3: a zealous abortion focused politician. Right, He's been a border guy,

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Speaker 3: he's been an economy guy. Obviously, he appointed the justices

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Speaker 3: that overturn Roe v. Wade, but his position has been, hey,

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Speaker 3: we put it back to the states. I don't think

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Speaker 3: you're going to see Donald Trump run aggressively on an

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Speaker 3: abortion related political calculus. And if it doesn't work on democracy,

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Speaker 3: what arguments does Joe Biden have. He doesn't have the border,

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Speaker 3: he doesn't have crime, he doesn't have inflation, he doesn't

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Speaker 2: We got war in the Middle East and war in Europe.

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Speaker 3: The only thing I think he can run on Buck

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Speaker 4: How much trouble enough that they're thinking about something else.

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Speaker 1: Clay Travis and Buck Sexton making sense in an insane world.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back everybody.

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Speaker 4: Second hour of play and Buck gets going right now

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Speaker 4: and we we can share some encouraging news. I can't

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Speaker 4: it has to do with the Senate map. Going forward

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sure they do. Trump won by like forty

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Speaker 4: There's a solid Trump victory in West Virginia. This has

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Speaker 4: Clay here is and this is cut twelve, CNN's number

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Speaker 8: We have a slew of these Democratic seats in these

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Speaker 3: Joe Manchin not running basically guarantees fifty to fifty and

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Speaker 2: I don't think Joe Biden would win if.

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Speaker 3: They put Mitt Romney on as the president and then

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Speaker 3: My indication is that would be worse for Biden than

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Speaker 4: phase and time, and the possibility of replacing him. Oh

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Speaker 4: to that end, Joe Scarborough, this is cut eleven. I

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Speaker 4: think you're going to start to hear more of this,

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Speaker 4: which is, as it gets closer and assuming Trump stays

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Speaker 4: out with this big lead, you're going to hear people

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Speaker 4: like Joe Scarborough saying you should contrast Biden and Trump

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Speaker 4: and somehow that nullifies Biden being too old.

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Speaker 2: Frail and feeble. Play eleven. I'll tell you what I

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Speaker 2: would do.

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Speaker 9: I show a picture of Donald Trump golfing, and I say,

451
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Speaker 9: you guys are talking about health, you're talking about age.

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Speaker 9: You take it head on, you joke about it like

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Speaker 9: he did last night. I was fantastic. Somebody falls down.

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Speaker 9: He's like, it's not me, you know, he walks around,

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Speaker 9: starts joking about it. You always go straight into it.

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Speaker 9: And then you look at the other guy and you're like,

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Speaker 9: you guys are talking about He thinks he's running against

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Speaker 9: Barack Obama. He's like a drugged out rock star.

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Speaker 2: He's like digit Detroit.

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Speaker 9: And he's actually in Scranton, like he doesn't know where

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Speaker 9: he is. He's got to go to it.

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Speaker 2: He's got to.

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Speaker 9: Run to it and joke about it and evidence like

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Speaker 9: he did yesterday.

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Speaker 3: Fuck, we just had the president on. I think we're

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Speaker 3: in the ninety nine point nine percentile of where you

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Speaker 3: and I of where Trump is mentally. The guy walked

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Speaker 3: off of playing golf, said he shot at seventy two,

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Speaker 3: set down in his golf polo zero prep in terms

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Speaker 3: of what we were going to ask him, no demands

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Speaker 3: of you can't say this, you can't say that. Sits

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Speaker 3: down with Us, does a full hour, meets our wives,

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Speaker 3: jokes around with everybody who's in the room during commercial breaks,

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Speaker 3: gets up, goes to South Florida, does a rally in

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Speaker 3: front of tens of thousands of people. You cannot like Trump.

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Speaker 3: Joe Biden couldn't do one of those three things in

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Speaker 3: any given day, much less all three eighteen holes of golf.

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Speaker 3: It's eighty five degrees out, come right in, Sit Down

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Speaker 3: with Us, do an hour of a radio and then

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Speaker 3: go to South Florida and do a rally where he

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Speaker 3: talks in front of tens of thousands of people. Do

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Speaker 3: you think Joe Biden could do any one of those

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Speaker 3: three things in a day, much less all three boom

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Speaker 3: boom boom, Of course not.

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Speaker 4: I don't think that there will be a lot of

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Speaker 4: success in running the Trump is so old too, just

487
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Speaker 4: like Biden's strategy. I just think that they have very

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Speaker 4: few options and they can't entirely not address it. So

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Speaker 4: that's going to be the best that they can come

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Speaker 4: up with. But it's one thing. It's one thing to

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Speaker 4: have the possibility of a Trump presidency hangover Democrats, but

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Speaker 4: a Trump presidency that would have a United Congress, oh yeah,

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Speaker 4: which seems like it is a Again, I do not

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Speaker 4: celebrate early. Celebrating early is one of my mantras that

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Speaker 4: you I mean meaning don't celebrate early is one of

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Speaker 4: my mantras.

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Speaker 2: Don't do it. But they're worried about that.

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Speaker 4: And by the way, here's Donald Trump as we're talking

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Speaker 4: about him, indicating how he might use the federal government

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Speaker 4: if in fact he wins.

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Speaker 2: This is cut one play it.

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Speaker 7: What they've done is they've released the genie out of

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Speaker 7: the box. You understand that they've done something that nobody

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Speaker 7: thought would happen. They've taken a president who was very popular.

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Speaker 7: I got seventy five million votes. Much more than that.

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Speaker 7: I believe no president's ever gotten that many votes.

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Speaker 2: You can't do that.

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Speaker 7: You can't go after people. You know, when you're president

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Speaker 7: and you've done a good job and you're popular, you

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Speaker 7: don't go after them so you can win an election.

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Speaker 7: They've done indictments in order to win an election. They

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Speaker 7: call it weaponization, and the people aren't going to stand

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Speaker 7: for it. But yeah, they have done something that. How

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Speaker 7: was the next party? I mean if somebody if I

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Speaker 7: happened to be president and I see somebody who's doing

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Speaker 7: well and beating me very badly, I say, go down

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Speaker 7: and indict them. Mostly what that would be you know,

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Speaker 7: they would be out of business, they'd be out, they'd

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Speaker 7: be out of the election.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, they're very concerned about this possibility.

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Speaker 2: I can assure you of that.

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Speaker 3: I do have some fun thinking about how many mostly

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Speaker 3: peaceful protests there would be if Trump won election in

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Speaker 3: November of twenty twenty four, because they think in twenty

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Speaker 3: twenty that they killed the political career of their great Satan.

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Speaker 3: For all that talk about January sixth, can you imagine

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Speaker 3: how many riots we might well see in November of

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four if Trump were elected and Biden were defeated,

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Speaker 3: or you know, any Democrat in the event that they

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Speaker 3: don't put forward Biden. I just want to remind everybody,

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Speaker 3: for all the focus on one jan six, they weren't

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Speaker 3: putting plywood up in every major American city in November

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Speaker 3: of twenty twenty because Biden might win. That they would

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Speaker 3: have rioted the likes of which you may have never

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Speaker 3: seen if Trump had won in twenty twenty And sadly,

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Speaker 3: I think some people, maybe some of you who are

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Speaker 3: listening to us right now, even voted for Joe Biden

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Speaker 3: I think there are millions of people who made that choice.

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Speaker 4: dot com today. Welcome back into Clayandbuck. We're join now

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Speaker 4: on the eve of Veterans Day by our friend Frank

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Speaker 4: Siller of Tunnel to Towers. Yesterday was the grand opening

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Speaker 4: of the Tunnel to Towers Houston Veterans Village, a fully

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Speaker 4: converted one hundred and sixty one room hotel that will

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Speaker 4: provide permanent and transitional housing as well as services to

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Speaker 4: more than one hundred homeless veterans from Houston and surrounding areas. Frank,

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Speaker 4: thanks so much for being with us, and thank you

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Speaker 4: for all the work you.

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Speaker 10: Do well, thanks for having me on today, and yeah,

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Speaker 10: it was. It was spectacular. We had over thousand people

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Speaker 10: show up because you know, the community has really vested

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Speaker 10: into what we're doing. And you know, Dennis Quaid and Andy

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Speaker 10: Pettitt were there and they're both you know, from Houston,

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Speaker 10: so they and they've been very much involved with us

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Speaker 10: at the Foundation, so they were there to show their

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Speaker 10: support and it was a beautiful day. But most importantly,

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Speaker 10: we got over you know, one hundred homeless veterans into

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Speaker 10: these permanent housing for most of them and some transitional

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Speaker 10: for the younger guys because we want them to transition

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Speaker 10: out back into society. So it was a beautiful day,

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Speaker 10: no doubt.

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Speaker 3: Frank, I appreciate you coming on with us. The amount

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Speaker 3: of work you guys are doing is incredible, and I

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Speaker 3: know you've got so many different projects that you're working

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Speaker 3: on right now. But I had the good fortune to

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Speaker 3: be with you at Liberty National and one of the

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Speaker 3: things that you're focused on now is trying to really

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Speaker 3: go after homelessness in the veteran community. For people who

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Speaker 3: may not have heard about what you're doing in that arena,

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Speaker 3: explain what you're kind and what you guys have been

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Speaker 3: capable of achieving already and where you can go from here.

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Speaker 10: Okay, well, we're so proud of it, and you're right.

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Speaker 10: So I want everyone your listeners to know, because I'm

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Speaker 10: sure many of them already do the eleven dollars a month,

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Speaker 10: you know, to make sure that we take care of

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Speaker 10: all the catastrophical engined service members and first responders and

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Speaker 10: gold Star that families that have someone dies in line

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Speaker 10: of duty that leave young families behind. So and to

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Speaker 10: prove was still doing that, we paid off fifty mortgages

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Speaker 10: or built delivered fifty mortgage free homes today today for

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Speaker 10: a Veterans Day. So I want people to know that

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Speaker 10: we're fully committed. We're never not going to do that.

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Speaker 10: Every five fight, every cop, every first respond to, every

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Speaker 10: gold Star family that you know, have young families died

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Speaker 10: in the line of duty, We're going to take care

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Speaker 10: of them forever. And that includes the catastrophically injured with

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Speaker 10: the smart homes. So that is why we did fifty

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Speaker 10: houses today. That being said, there is tremendous homeless problem

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Speaker 10: amongst our veterans and it's just unacceptable. You know that

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Speaker 10: on the battlefield our men and women in uniform would

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Speaker 10: never leave anyone behind. So why is it that they

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Speaker 10: come back into the States and we're leaving them on

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Speaker 10: the street. It's disgusting, it's disturbing, and it's just not right.

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Speaker 10: So we you know, we've been watching it for years,

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Speaker 10: and we've been talking about it for years to do it,

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Speaker 10: and now we are you know, started over the last

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Speaker 10: year plus and we're proud to say that this year alone,

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Speaker 10: think about this, this year alone, three thousand homeless veterans

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Speaker 10: into their own residents, and we get them to wrap

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Speaker 10: around comprehensive services they need. And so what does that mean?

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Speaker 10: Comprehensive services because we know we just can't put a

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Speaker 10: roof over the head because at one point they did

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Speaker 10: have a roof over the head and they and they

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Speaker 10: weren't able to assimilate back into society. So we get

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Speaker 10: them employment assistance, job training benefits, assistance because a lot

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Speaker 10: of them get benefits and it could use them for

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Speaker 10: you know, for their rents and and and and other things.

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Speaker 10: Educational assistance get the back you know, some of them

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Speaker 10: back at school. The a certain amount of credits away

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Speaker 10: from college and and you know, get to get them

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Speaker 10: in a place where they could get a better get

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Speaker 10: a job or a better job, and financial budget management,

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Speaker 10: legal advocacy, medical care access. They don't even know what

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Speaker 10: they have. A lot of these guys, well they don't

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Speaker 10: have the help that needs them to get to the

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Speaker 10: point where they could get everything that they need medically

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Speaker 10: and of course mental health support and counseling, uh not

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Speaker 10: only for PTSD, for addiction and for other things. And

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Speaker 10: there's a lot of mental illness, but it all mainly

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Speaker 10: comes from PTSD, as we well know because of what

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Speaker 10: they did, you know, serving our country. So we have

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Speaker 10: these on site. So this village that we have in

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Speaker 10: use in its state of the art, so we have

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Speaker 10: a we have like three flaws. The first floor is

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Speaker 10: all these services that I just mentioned. We have them

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Speaker 10: on site on site and and we're close to pretty

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Speaker 10: close to a VA center to take them to get

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Speaker 10: them all the you know uh uh you know, benefits

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Speaker 10: and assistance that they need, medical care that they need,

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Speaker 10: and and it's just a beautiful way to get them

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Speaker 10: back into society. So they have their own apartment. It

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Speaker 10: has a kitchen, it has a bathroom, it has a bedroom,

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Speaker 10: and their own TV. It gives them back some respect,

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Speaker 10: you know, and dignity and hope into their lives. And

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Speaker 10: we hope to give them back their lives. So we're

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Speaker 10: not only doing that, we're building these five hundred square

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Speaker 10: foot what I call comfort homes and give these great

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Speaker 10: heroes back some comfort. And these are mainly for the older,

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Speaker 10: let's say, Vietnam War veterans that had been on the

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Speaker 10: street for god knows how long, and it's and we're

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Speaker 10: we're putting them in these villages so they have we

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Speaker 10: have these you know, uh renovated hotels and now in

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Speaker 10: the parking lot in the joining area we have in Euston.

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Speaker 10: We're doing approximately twenty of these comfort homes and creating

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Speaker 10: a village with a common area and people can grill

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Speaker 10: and people, you know, it's a great place for people

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Speaker 10: to heal together. They were crying yesterday, these veterans that

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Speaker 10: were moving in. They were crying. They said, you don't

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Speaker 10: know what we've been living in. You don't know the

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Speaker 10: cockroach infested and rat infested and the kind of what

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Speaker 10: they were living on the street. It was disgusting. And

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Speaker 10: they're in and they're crying. They said, oh my god,

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Speaker 10: I can't believe it. And so many people care. They've

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Speaker 10: got hope and dignity back, and I tell you it

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Speaker 10: was just it was just a beautiful day.

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Speaker 4: We're talking to Frank Stiller. Tunnel Towers, an amazing organization

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Speaker 4: that we're very proud to be partnered with here on

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Speaker 4: this show. Frank, you did the Houston Veterans Village event yesterday.

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Speaker 4: Just give us a sense of what some of your

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Speaker 4: plans are going forward into the end of the year

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Speaker 4: here and for next year to help our veterans and

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Speaker 4: keep our sacred vow to support our veterans, and what

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Speaker 4: T TWOT is going to be up to.

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Speaker 10: Well, we're doing this all over the United States. We're

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Speaker 10: buying different hotels. We everone in Atlanta, Detroit, and we

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Speaker 10: just got a big piece of property in Pennsylvania, Florida.

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Speaker 10: We just land being donated to us in Florida to

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Speaker 10: build these type of ground up facility. But it's all

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Speaker 10: over the United States. A lot of it is veterans

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Speaker 10: are because you know, it's it's said to say it's

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Speaker 10: easier than to survive in a warmer climate than a

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Speaker 10: colder climate. But we have a national case management network.

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Speaker 10: So let's just say, for instance, I don't have a village.

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Speaker 10: I can't have a village everywhere in the United States.

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Speaker 10: You know. Will I have fifty of them?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 10: Will I have one hundred of them? Absolutely? Will I

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Speaker 10: have two hundred and fifty, no doubt about it. But

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Speaker 10: I won't have five thousand of them. And there's homeless

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Speaker 10: veterans all over. So I have a national case management

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Speaker 10: and we work with the v eight And when we

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Speaker 10: find out about a homeless veteran and sometimes been on

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Speaker 10: the street, well, you know, they they only really want

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Speaker 10: a chronic homeless person to be you know, described as

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Speaker 10: a homeless person out there for six over six months.

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Speaker 10: It's say a year or two years before they really

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Speaker 10: can get the help. But we'll take somebody that's on

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Speaker 10: the street that they might not qualify as a homeless

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Speaker 10: person with our national case management network. Let's sake, for

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Speaker 10: three months they're out there, you go on the street

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Speaker 10: for three months, you're homeless for us. I'm concerned. And

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Speaker 10: we could get them into their own apartment right away,

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Speaker 10: work through the VA, help them get a voucher and

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Speaker 10: you know the v A, you know through HUD subsidized subs,

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Speaker 10: to get them into an apartment, and yes they put

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Speaker 10: some money towards it, but we want them to and

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Speaker 10: once again we want them to assimilate back into society.

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Speaker 10: But we have our case managers. This is a beautiful

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Speaker 10: part about Tunnels to Talents. Employees from Tunnel to Towers

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Speaker 10: professionals work with these great heroes to make sure they're

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Speaker 10: getting everything that they have to get to once again

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Speaker 10: assimilate back into society. I'm not just putting a roof

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Speaker 10: over the head. It's not enough. It's not enough. It's

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Speaker 10: the way it used to be done. Some other great

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Speaker 10: organizations have been working very hard on it for years.

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Speaker 10: I tip my hat to them. But this is the

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Speaker 10: way that it has to be done, and we are

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Speaker 10: going where to eradicate it. I should say your listeners

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Speaker 10: and Fox are going to eradicate it because these are

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Speaker 10: the ones that are donating eleven dollars a month. Once

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Speaker 10: you know, you go to t twot dot org eleven

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Speaker 10: dollars a month. It's incredible when you have, you know,

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Speaker 10: a million people come together, how much that is per month,

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Speaker 10: and we make sure that we take care of these

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Speaker 10: great heroes.

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Speaker 2: Frank, you're doing great work. I will see you in

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Speaker 2: Nashville next week.

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Speaker 3: I know we're going to help do some more events there,

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Speaker 3: but there are a lot of people out there who

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Speaker 3: are veterans as we get ready for Veterans Day and

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Speaker 3: need to help. You can check it out at T

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Speaker 3: two dot org. Frank, see you next week, my man.

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Speaker 10: I'll see you next week. Come us.

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Speaker 3: That's Frank Sillery does incredible work. You just heard all

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Speaker 3: about what he's doing, and as many of you know,

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Speaker 3: foundation was launched in the memory of Frank's brother, firefighter

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Speaker 3: Steven Stiller, who bravely ran through the tunnel on nine

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Speaker 3: to eleven as many were running in the opposite way,

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Speaker 3: went on to the towers to try to save lives,

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Speaker 3: sacrificing his own life in the process. As we see

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Speaker 3: what's happening on college campuses around our country, students protesting Israel,

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Speaker 3: it's more important than ever for the next generation to

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Speaker 3: be educated about nine to eleven, and that's why the

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Speaker 3: Tunnel of the Towers nine to eleven Institute was launched

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Speaker 3: help educate kids kindergarten through twelfth grade about our nation's

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Speaker 3: darkest day. It's been twenty two years. A lot of

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Speaker 3: kids in college have no idea what happened on nine to eleven.

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Speaker 3: It's why young kids out there need to be educated

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Speaker 3: about what happened on that day. Their nonfiction first person accounts,

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Speaker 3: told through videos and book series counts are moving and unparalleled.

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Speaker 3: Kids won't forget these true life stories. The institute offers

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Speaker 3: full curriculum units, scripted social studies, lessons, activities, backgrounds for teachers,

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Speaker 3: and they built out a speaker's bureau for classrooms with

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Speaker 3: access to nine to eleven first responders, survivors, and loved ones.

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Speaker 3: To never forget. We must educate future generations. Help our

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Speaker 3: nation honor its vow on this weekend that we will

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Speaker 3: remember the sacrifices of our veterans and help Tunnel the

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Speaker 3: Towers carry forward on their mission. Donate eleven dollars a

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Speaker 3: That's t the number two t dot org.

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Speaker 2: Heard it on the shelf here.

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Speaker 1: More on the podcast Clay and Buck podcast, Deep Dives,

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Speaker 1: more contents, more common sense.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. Appreciate all

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Speaker 3: of you hanging out with us as we are rolling

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Speaker 3: through the Friday edition of the program, and there are

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Speaker 3: a lot of topics out there as we continue to

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Speaker 3: break down the Vake versus Nikki Hayley battle, Joe Manchin

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Speaker 3: not running and what that means for the overall Senate

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Speaker 3: picture and everything associated with that very favorite you know,

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Speaker 3: for people out there who say, Okay, I don't know

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Speaker 3: why you're talking about the polls. Four years ago, at

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Speaker 3: this exact time, Joe Biden was running ten points above

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Speaker 3: Trump in swing state polls. Just for people out there

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Speaker 3: to kind of contemplate, again, we're a year out from

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Speaker 3: the actual election right now. Sorry, that's not swing state polls.

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Speaker 3: That is nationwide pole Trump is up one point right

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Speaker 3: now and all of the polls that are out there

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Speaker 3: four years ago, at this exact time, this is according

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Speaker 3: to Interactive Polls, real Real Clear Politics polling average, Biden

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Speaker 3: was up ten points and right now, based on the polls,

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Speaker 3: Trump would post over three hundred electoral college numbers there

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Speaker 3: three ZHO one to two thirty five. So this would

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Speaker 3: not be a close election right now if the polls

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Speaker 3: are accurate, and I will point out the polls have

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Speaker 3: been accurate for this past year election day, the one

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Speaker 3: that just happened on Tuesday. All of the favorites won.

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Speaker 3: There were no real shocking outcomes. It was super close

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Speaker 3: in Virginia and Kentucky. Daniel Cameron lost Mississippi Tate Reeves one.

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Speaker 3: There was the abortion issue, which looked like it was

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Speaker 3: going to be a major problem in Ohio for pro

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Speaker 3: life advocates and in Pennsylvania Supreme Court race. So all

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Speaker 3: of those things were reflected in what we anticipated was

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Speaker 3: going to happen there. I believe now Buck, we are

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Speaker 3: joined by as we get close to Veterans Day. Vince Vargas,

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Speaker 3: former US Border Patrol agent. His book Borderline Defending the

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Speaker 3: Home Front, has an inside at the US Mexican border

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Speaker 3: through the eyes of a former US Border Patrol agent

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Speaker 3: who also served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Vince, I'm sure

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Speaker 3: you're seeing and hearing all of the discussion about fentanyl

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Speaker 3: coming across our southern border and the impact it's having

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Speaker 3: in the country. If you were given the opportunity to

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Speaker 3: address this issue, what is the best way to try

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Speaker 3: to make the border more secure and also stop the

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Speaker 3: flow of illegal drugs through our country? What should happen,

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Speaker 3: what would work based on your experience.

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Speaker 5: That's a loaded question, complex as it comes, but it's

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Speaker 5: multiple different layers.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 5: We are incentivizing a lot of the illegal immigration that

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Speaker 5: comes across, and so when you do that, it causes

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Speaker 5: mass influx, which actually makes it harder to stop things

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Speaker 5: like drug smuggling because the inundated agents on a border

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Speaker 5: don't have enough personnel to cover everything. On top of that,

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Speaker 5: you know it's Chinese kind of coming across. It's been

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Speaker 5: proven to come across up through the Southern border and

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Speaker 5: through the cartels, who even the cartels themselves are not

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Speaker 5: happy about at the moment, but they're still making money

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Speaker 5: off it. And so very complex question comes down to

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Speaker 5: just securing our borders, having more personnel on the borders,

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Speaker 5: having more support systems on the borders as well as

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Speaker 5: you know this, this whole thing with with the illegal

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Speaker 5: immigration of bodies just creates more chaos down there, so

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Speaker 5: it's harder to manage.

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Speaker 2: Vinceit'z buck.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for being with us and appreciate your service with

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Speaker 4: the Army seventy fifth Ranger Regiment in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Speaker 4: As we're looking at Veterans day here tomorrow. You might

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Speaker 4: have heard in the debate, and it's come up actually

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Speaker 4: before as well as some of these candidates, the idea

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Speaker 4: of using US military special forces to go after the cartels,

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Speaker 4: cartel leadership and you know, the most violent arms of

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Speaker 4: the cartels in Mexico. What do you think about that

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Speaker 4: as somebody who's been both on the border patrol side

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Speaker 4: and a part of special operations.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's an interesting take on the whole thing. When

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Speaker 5: I hear that, it's a little confusing and not sure

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Speaker 5: how i'd want to address it, to be honest with

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Speaker 5: you know, Mexico is a counterpart of ours. Obviously we

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Speaker 5: share a border together. I'm always curious to why Mexico

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Speaker 5: doesn't take a stronger stance, but as well as in

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Speaker 5: like deterring the cartel, but I also know the corruption

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Speaker 5: and what happens when someone does stand up against the cartel.

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Speaker 5: You know, they're easily just taken out or killed and

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Speaker 5: then someone else has to take that place. And so

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Speaker 5: for having us do the work or at least military

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Speaker 5: uh moving into that space, I think it could be effective. Yes,

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Speaker 5: I get My concern is I don't think so much

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Speaker 5: on the military only mindset anymore. Being the fact that

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Speaker 5: I've worked on the border and understanding that mission, there's

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Speaker 5: also the humanitarian side of the whole border side that

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Speaker 5: becomes a question, and so I think, you know, whatever

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Speaker 5: means necessary takes to control the smuggling side of the

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Speaker 5: world would be what we should look at. Using special operations.

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Speaker 5: Obviously they get the job done. It comes down to

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Speaker 5: is the country of Mexico really interested in US being

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Speaker 5: a part of that and wanting to support and help them,

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Speaker 5: or is it just kind of you know, lip service

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Speaker 5: when saying that. And so that's really my whole thought

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Speaker 5: positive of keeping the relationship between US and Mexico in

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Speaker 5: a good standing so it doesn't cause further issues because

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Speaker 5: they are a neighboring country of ours, and I think

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Speaker 5: keeping that relationship is super valuable important.

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Speaker 3: We're talking to Vince Varga's former US Border Patrol agent

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Speaker 3: soldier as well. Book is Borderline Defending the Home Front,

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Speaker 3: An inside look at the US Mexico border. Given what's

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Speaker 3: going on with the resurgence of terrorism in the Middle

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Speaker 3: East and how wide open our southern border is, how

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Speaker 3: concerned are you about some of these terror groups sneaking

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Speaker 3: people across our southern border in order to do terror

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Speaker 3: attacks here in the United States. Based on your experience

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Speaker 3: Do you think that is happening, and how much of

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Speaker 3: a concern would it be for you.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I've lived on both sides of this

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Speaker 5: kind of conversation and is very, very fascinating. Because of

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Speaker 5: my experience in the military, I always have known that

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Speaker 5: there are people that come from the that are smoggling

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Speaker 5: in through the southern border UH, that are connections to

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Speaker 5: Iraq and Afghanistan. So that's that's something that is known,

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Speaker 5: and so I've always had that in the back of

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Speaker 5: my mind. The concern is with the massive influx of

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Speaker 5: illegal immigration that happens and the lack of really documenting

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Speaker 5: or knowing who is coming across UH definitely raised the question.

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Speaker 5: We know it's a weak point, they know it's a

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Speaker 5: weak point, and so they're definitely using it as a

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Speaker 5: means of entering people who probably should not be in

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Speaker 5: our country. That doesn't that doesn't mean that some of

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Speaker 5: the people, you know, some of the people come across

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Speaker 5: or or have good intentions they're just doing it wrong.

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Speaker 5: But there is small pockets of those individuals who are

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Speaker 5: That's proven. There's some that we have caught already, and

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Speaker 5: so that's concerned. It makes me feel as if there's

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Speaker 5: the tactical brain of mind would say, the potential for

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Speaker 5: you will. We are taking on a lot of illegal

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Speaker 5: immigrants that we can't identify who they are, which which

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Speaker 5: raises a question what is the intentions of some of

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Speaker 5: to be something of concern. I think why we have

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Speaker 5: we need to start addressing the massive influences of immigration

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Speaker 4: To check out check out Borderline defending the home Front

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Speaker 4: and as we approach Veterans Day here again, thank you

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Speaker 5: You yeaes sir, thank you so much.

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