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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Tuesday, and welcome to a special

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Speaker 1: edition of Justin Who's No Noise. I'm your host, John Solomon,

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Speaker 1: reporting to you, as always from the nation's capital. And

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Speaker 1: I say special because in a few minutes we're going

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Speaker 1: to turn to President Trump's speech in mont Pocono, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 1: where he's beginning the first of a several event affordability tour,

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Speaker 1: talking about the economy and all the things he's done

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Speaker 1: to bring down inflation and make gas, eggs, prescription drugs,

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Speaker 1: We're going to get to that in a few minutes

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Speaker 1: when the President speaks, we will turn to it. Before that,

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Speaker 1: we might try to squeeze an interview we did earlier

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Speaker 1: today with the chairman of House Oversight Committee, who is

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Speaker 1: on that big fraud case in Minnesota. But before we do,

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Speaker 5: Some of the family members and loved ones I have

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Speaker 5: all right.

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Speaker 1: As we mentioned, Congress is getting into the significant fraud

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Speaker 1: that's been covered in the Somali immigration immigrant community in Minnesota.

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Speaker 5: It happened on Governor Tom Waltz.

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Speaker 1: Tim Waltz's watch, and earlier today we talked to the

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Speaker 1: Chairman of the House Oversight can be James Comer. He's

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Speaker 1: got some whistleblowers in Minnesota state government who've turned against

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Speaker 1: their governor.

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Speaker 5: Take a watch to what we talked about.

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Speaker 1: All right, folks, who've got a real treat to kick

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Speaker 1: off the show today. He's the man who unraveled the

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Speaker 1: Biden family corruption scheme, the man who unarrivaled the Biden

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Speaker 1: auto pen scheme, and now he's unraveling one of the

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Speaker 1: largest frauds in American history that that was occurring in

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Speaker 1: the Minnesota Somali immigrant community under Governor Tim Waltz. Joining

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Speaker 1: us the Chairman of the House Oversight and the Accountability

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Speaker 1: Committee Chairman, James Commerce.

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Speaker 5: So good to have you on the show.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 1: I'm super excited that your ACE team and you really

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Speaker 1: do have this great team of investigators working with you

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Speaker 1: are digging into this because I have a funny feeling

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Speaker 1: those whistleblowers in the state agencies.

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Speaker 5: We're talking to us back in twenty.

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Speaker 1: Four they've got a lot more proof about just how

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Speaker 1: much wilful blindness was going on.

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Speaker 5: What are you hearing from those whistleblowers.

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Speaker 4: Well, whistleblowers make my life a lot easier. Everything works

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Speaker 4: easier when we lead these congressional investigations when we have credible,

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Speaker 4: honest whistleblowers, and that's what it appears we have here

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Speaker 4: in Minnesota. This goes against the narrative that the Democrats

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Speaker 4: have been saying for a long time, first of all,

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Speaker 4: that illegals aren't receiving any type of welfare benefits. Secondly,

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Speaker 4: that there's no way spraud abuse and their beloved social programs.

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Speaker 4: I think what we're going to find in Minnesota is

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Speaker 4: probably happening in many other states. Minnesota could be and

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Speaker 4: hopefully is the worst offender, but there are other blue

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Speaker 4: states run by blue go by Democrat governors who refused

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Speaker 4: to the cabinet secretaries like Brooke Rawlins who are trying

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Speaker 4: to get a handle on programs like SNAP. So we

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Speaker 4: have these lisle blowers. We requested documents and correspondence. We're

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Speaker 4: going to conduct this investigation like we have our other

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Speaker 4: high profile investigations in the past, and we're going to

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Speaker 4: try to figure out first of all, how much money

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Speaker 4: was stolen.

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Speaker 6: Uh.

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Speaker 4: Secondly, who's responsible for that? Third was Governor Waltz and

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Speaker 4: Attorney General Ellison, where they warned that this was happening,

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Speaker 4: but yet they turned a blind eye because of political reason.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 4: And then can we hold people accountable and can people

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Speaker 4: pay for this disgross abuse of American tax dollars?

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Speaker 3: When when it comes to that accountability, are we bumping

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Speaker 3: up against any type of timeline, any type of statute timeline.

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Speaker 4: I don't think so. At this moment, we haven't felt

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Speaker 4: There's always a statue of limitation. They but to see

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Speaker 4: how far back this went. But it's our understanding that

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Speaker 4: we should be within the statue limitations for the majority

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Speaker 4: of the crimes that have been committed.

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Speaker 1: So important, So let me ask you a little bit

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Speaker 1: about you got seventy seven people indicted just in the

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Speaker 1: fraud scheme, and you got the autism scheme and some

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Speaker 1: other ones you mentioned.

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Speaker 5: You're looking in to see.

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Speaker 1: Whether Waltz and Ellison and other state officials were tipped off.

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Speaker 1: Do you have any early evidence suggesting they were getting

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Speaker 1: warning signs and turning a blind.

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Speaker 4: Eyed Well, we've been told that they were. There have

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Speaker 4: been reports that we were, and the employees have tweeted

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Speaker 4: out on a government Twitter handle that they were warned

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Speaker 4: numerous times, not just one time, but numerous times that

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Speaker 4: this fraud was happening. But yet they didn't want to

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Speaker 4: do anything about it because they didn't want to offend

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Speaker 4: the Somali voting block in Minnesota. And look, this is

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Speaker 4: all about politics.

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Speaker 4: The the the Democrats that you know champion many of

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Speaker 4: these social programs. They don't care if there's massive amounts

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Speaker 4: of waste fraud abuse as long as their voting base

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Speaker 4: And that's the difference between most Republicans and most Democrats

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Speaker 4: dollars and sincerely want to eliminate waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement.

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Speaker 4: Democrats don't care as long as their base is happy.

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Speaker 4: As long as they can continue to take credit for

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Speaker 4: all types of welfare programs, then they want to continue

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Speaker 4: to do it. And I think it's important to note

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Speaker 4: many types of social programs, from housing programs, the education programs,

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Speaker 4: to agriculture programs to the SNAP and other types of

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Speaker 4: welfare CITs. I'm sure medicaid fraud. Again, remember the Democrats

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Speaker 4: said there were no illegals. Don't medicate. Just stay tuned

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Speaker 4: to that. But at the end of the day, hopefully

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Speaker 4: we'll be able to get some answers and next hopefully

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Speaker 3: It's easier to get answers if people are here in

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Speaker 3: the United States, and it sounds to me like there

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Speaker 3: are a number of people within this investigation who are

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Speaker 3: not Americans and not legal immigrants. Have you communicated to

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Speaker 3: the federal government who these people are, because they might

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Speaker 3: have deportation orders and if they get deported, they're gonna

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Speaker 3: be a lot harder to nail doown.

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Speaker 4: Not yet, We're just trying to get all the state

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Speaker 4: documents and we're going to go from there. We're going

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Speaker 4: to try to follow the money like we always do

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Speaker 4: once we get I think the most important evidence at

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Speaker 4: the beginning is going to be from the state employees,

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Speaker 4: and then we can go from there and the evidence

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Speaker 4: that they've accumulated. Obviously they have the receipts or they

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Speaker 4: wouldn't have put on that government Twitter handle. In my

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Speaker 4: opinion criticizing the governor. I've never seen anything like that.

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Speaker 4: And you know, if Minnesota is like Kentucky and most

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Speaker 4: other states, then most of those state employees in that

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Speaker 4: particular agency are probably more left and ideological leanings. So

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Speaker 4: for them to go after a sitting governor that that's

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Speaker 4: probably more ideologically aligned with them than someone like myself,

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Speaker 4: I think that's that's pretty compelling evidence. But again, you know,

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Speaker 4: Walts gets due process, but the way he's handling this

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Speaker 4: and the way Ellison, the Attorney General is kind of

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Speaker 4: massive amount of waste fraud abuse that's about to be

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Speaker 4: detected here. And I'm going to predict that Walt's political

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Speaker 4: careers is closer to an end than somewhere in the middle.

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Speaker 5: Wow, that's pretty powerful.

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Speaker 1: All right, let me ask you the question, will you

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Speaker 1: need subpoenas? Do you think that you'll have an uncooperative

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Speaker 1: And do you look at other states like neighboring Wisconsin

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Speaker 1: where Tom Tiffany can't get the SNAP benefits? Do you

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Speaker 4: I've been communicating with Brooke Rowlins. I'm very close with

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Speaker 4: the Department of Agriculture people. Prior to coming to Congress,

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Speaker 4: I was Commissioner of Agriculture Kentucky. So I'm, you know,

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Speaker 4: a very pretty you know, a pretty extensive knowledge of

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Speaker 4: food programs operate. I know that Brook Rowlins has requested

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Speaker 4: data from all fifty states, and all the Republican governors

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Speaker 4: have turned over that data. None of the Democrat governors,

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Speaker 4: over that data. They're just criticizing Rawlins for having the

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Speaker 4: audacity to ask that question. That's not going to cut it.

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Speaker 4: We're serious about providing oversight, We're serious about rooting out

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Speaker 4: waste broad abuse. So I think that that we're definitely

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Speaker 4: going to expand this, especially with the SNAP programs in

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Speaker 4: coordination with you. It's a part of agriculture in other states.

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Speaker 4: But in Minnesota, again, the governor wals he's innocent until

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Speaker 4: proven guilty. We're gonna give him due process. But I

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Speaker 4: think that if anyone that has received correspondence from US

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Speaker 4: thus far requesting information, if they don't turn over that information,

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Speaker 4: then they will get a subpoena. And we're serious about this.

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Speaker 4: We're not going to back down because this just isn't

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Speaker 4: about Minnesota. This just isn't about the Somali community. This

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Speaker 4: is about every state in every social program, because we

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Speaker 4: believe that this is happening in other states. Maybe not

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Speaker 4: capita per population, but we believe this is happening in

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Speaker 4: many states. So we're excited about this investigation, and hopefully

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Speaker 4: we'll have more state employees step forward and do the

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Speaker 4: right thing and blow the whistle, because I hope if

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Speaker 4: one thing has been learned about time as Chairman of

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Speaker 4: the House Oversight Committee, we go to great links to

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Speaker 4: protect whistle blowers. Democrats only protect us the blowers that

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Speaker 4: regardless of party affiliation, regardless of who they're blowing the

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Speaker 4: with evidence of wrongdoing and we'll do something about it.

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Speaker 8: Important, sir, before.

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Speaker 3: We let you go, you have become quite skilled at

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Speaker 5: There's no doubt.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody, if you are just now joining US.

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Speaker 3: President Trump has touchdown in Pennsylvania where he's going to

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Speaker 2: But here it is.

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Speaker 5: She's a low IQ person. I can't imagine she wins.

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Speaker 10: Baby should get the Democrat nomination, but I think it's

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Speaker 9: There was a report and you'd be meeting with Governor

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Speaker 10: We're going to be looking at a couple of different people,

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Speaker 1: It will never be meeting this week.

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Speaker 10: Hello, somebody's in there, come on out.

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Speaker 5: Mister President.

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Speaker 1: Olsomer's Cassidy and Craig bow have introduced a bill to

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Speaker 11: Somebodies, do you support that bill?

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Speaker 10: I don't want to give the insurance companies any money.

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Speaker 10: In well, I believe Obamacare was set up to take

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Speaker 10: I love the idea of money going directly to the people,

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Speaker 5: Is a pretty rough light.

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Speaker 10: Bye everybody, by everybody.

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Speaker 3: So, we are obviously going to dip into President Trump

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Speaker 2: For being with us. Great to be here in person,

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Speaker 3: Got people who are moving over to senate races, people

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Speaker 11: Otherwise we were in chaos. It was literally filing just ended.

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Speaker 1: It's important because I don't think a lot of people

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Speaker 5: Do it the right way. So you had the law

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Speaker 11: We definitely had the law on our side.

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Speaker 11: The Supreme Court has.

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Speaker 12: have no Republican representation. They've completely jerrymandered the state. It's

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Speaker 12: about time, and I think the President Trump was right

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Speaker 12: when he suggested that we should go forward in Republican

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Speaker 12: states and start doing some of the same things.

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Speaker 11: It's clearly allowed by the law. And it's really unfair

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Speaker 11: for us not to do it.

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Speaker 12: And that's why I encourage other states as Missouri has

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Speaker 12: already done, hopefully Indiana and there's any others to.

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Speaker 11: Do the same thing. They should absolutely do it.

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Speaker 12: Why not if these other states like Massachusetts have no

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Speaker 12: Republican representation in states like Illinois only have three Republicans

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Speaker 12: out of seventeen.

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Speaker 3: And Jeff supposed that with California, California is going to

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Speaker 3: be defending Prop fifties passage in their state and what

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Speaker 3: they want to do with their jerry mandering. If you

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Speaker 3: were attorney general of California, would you say it's defensible.

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Speaker 11: So I don't know their state.

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Speaker 12: It's all based on state law and they had to

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Speaker 12: go maneuver around their state laws. I know that the

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Speaker 12: Justice Department is looking at that, and I think they're

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Speaker 12: involved in the case against California. So look, I don't

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Speaker 12: I don't know how that's going to turn out because

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Speaker 12: I don't really know California state law. But it does

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Speaker 12: seem like they had to maneuver around their own constitution

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Speaker 12: to get it through, so I would my guess is

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Speaker 12: that it's not constitutional under California's constitution.

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Speaker 1: The Louisiana case, well, I think ultimately addressed the issue

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Speaker 1: that came all the way from the Civil rights there,

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Speaker 1: and that's racial jerrymanding. Seems like the equal Protection clause

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Speaker 1: of the Constitution may give us a different format going forward.

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Speaker 1: Your state is sort of insulated from that, but Louisiana

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Speaker 1: could change the rules for some of those Blue states.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, that's actually correct, and we've been fortunate we got

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Speaker 12: out of some of the that we got other preclearent

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Speaker 12: stuff that DJ used to impose on all states. It's

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Speaker 12: ridiculous that we ever had to deal with the Department

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Speaker 12: of Justice overseeing our state elections. For independent states, we

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Speaker 12: were created independently before the federal government existed.

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Speaker 11: They created the federal.

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Speaker 12: Government, so we the federal government should not be overseeing

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Speaker 12: our elections.

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Speaker 6: In Texas, I want to switch gears to your race

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Speaker 6: because you are primary in John Cornyan someone who has

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Speaker 6: been in office, as you said, since you were in college.

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Speaker 3: And I'm not saying that you're definitely not old, but

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Speaker 3: it's still a long time for someone to serve in office.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So he's asking for a fifth term from Texans, which

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Speaker 12: no Texan has ever served five terms, not Sam Houston,

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Speaker 12: not John twer now LBJ, not Phil Graham.

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Speaker 11: And he's doing that. He's been in office since I

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Speaker 11: was in college.

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Speaker 12: And I'm turning sixty three this month, so that tells

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Speaker 12: you he's been over four decades.

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Speaker 11: And the question that I ask everybody.

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Speaker 12: I told you this earlier is can you name my

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Speaker 12: best every group, every individual? Can you name one accomplishment,

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Speaker 12: one good accomplishment, not the bad accomplishments. We have plenty

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Speaker 12: of those from John Cornyn, but can you name one

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Speaker 12: good accomplishment? And so far is ever giving me an

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Speaker 12: answer that question, not one in forty four decades.

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Speaker 5: That's a political problem.

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Speaker 12: If you're John Corny, there's no double kerry constituents with

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Speaker 12: John has not you need to go home. And it's

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Speaker 12: time that we had representation more like Ted Cruz than

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Speaker 12: John Cornyn.

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Speaker 1: So I want to talk about some of the innovative

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Speaker 1: things that Texas has set, I think the standard for

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Speaker 1: addressing a lot of the ills in this country. You

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Speaker 1: were the first on the border, the first to declare

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Speaker 1: Muslim brotherhood of terrorist organization. You went in and started

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Speaker 1: looking at these nonprofits that funded the border invasion and

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Speaker 1: used your regulatory capability to give them a license to

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Speaker 1: do fundraising, to really start to rein in what they

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Speaker 1: were doing. You've been affirmed about three or four times

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Speaker 1: in the course. Now, is this a model for other

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Speaker 1: states to do the same thing.

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Speaker 12: Absolutely, Look, we were suspicious of these nonprofits because we

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Speaker 12: thought they were receiving large sums of federal money.

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Speaker 11: And as it turns out, we believe.

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Speaker 12: The Biden administration was washing their money to help bring

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Speaker 12: all these illegals and pay for all their stuff through

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Speaker 12: these nonprofits. Because of nonprofit have to report well in Texas,

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Speaker 12: the Attorney General's office that me, the Attorney General has

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Speaker 12: oversight to make sure that there's not deceptive trade, deceptive practices,

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Speaker 12: or fraudulent practices by nonprofits. So all we did was

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Speaker 12: start asking questions. And as soon as I start asking questions,

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Speaker 12: they suit us. And I started getting attacked by all

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Speaker 12: these democratic politicians I meant attack I. We got attacked

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Speaker 12: by the Pope as being supposedly anti Catholic. And all

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Speaker 12: I did was ask some questions about how they were

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Speaker 12: spending money, and they suit us, and so we've been

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Speaker 12: in litigation with them and several other nonprofits about this

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Speaker 12: washing of federal money and then using it potentially for

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Speaker 12: illegal activities like trafficking humans from you know, other countries.

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Speaker 1: I can just follow up on that. You now are

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Speaker 1: starting to see some of the records from this. What

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Speaker 1: is the Democrats motive? Is it a rig apportionment?

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Speaker 12: There's no doubt they want to They want more illegal

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Speaker 12: so they can they can control congressional apportionment. They also

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Speaker 12: eventually want them voting in their favor, and they think

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Speaker 12: by giving them free stuff and taking care of them,

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Speaker 12: you know, free housing, free healthcare, you know, cell phone money,

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Speaker 12: that they're basically buying votes. And they're using trillions of dollars,

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Speaker 12: billions of dollars our money to buy these votes. And

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Speaker 12: that's not the way our Republic's supposed to operate.

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Speaker 3: I want to ask you about what we have seen

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Speaker 3: in Minnesota this what could end up being historic fraud

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Speaker 3: in that state that's being uncovered. I don't think that

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Speaker 3: could happen in Texas, not only because you're in office

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Speaker 3: as attorney general, but there just doesn't seem to be

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Speaker 3: the political infrastructure in place in Texas for that type

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Speaker 3: of fraud to happen on that level.

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Speaker 2: Is it on purpose that it's happening in blue states.

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Speaker 12: Yes, absolutely so, Yes, and it could happen in Texas.

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Speaker 12: We had laws in place that allowed me to go

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Speaker 12: after for instance, what happened to Donald Trump in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 11: It was happening in Texas. We were the target.

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Speaker 12: We were a target state, just like Georgia, just like Michigan.

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Speaker 12: I filed twelve lawsuits and all these liberal counties, all

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Speaker 12: these liberal judges were having mail. We're going to have

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Speaker 12: mail in ballots go out everybody in violation of Texas

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Speaker 12: law because we had COVID and we were losing because

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Speaker 12: we're in liberal counties all like Austin and Houston and

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Speaker 12: Alice and San Antonio.

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Speaker 11: We're losing. Court of Appeal is saying liberal.

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Speaker 12: I had to get it to the Sex Supreme Courts

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Speaker 12: and a pretty you know, unique maneuver to avoid having

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Speaker 12: a Georgia situation in Michigan. So they've tried, and they

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Speaker 12: also tried to disarm me. This Quarter of Criminal Appeals,

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Speaker 12: which is our highest court on criminals, stop me from

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Speaker 12: prosecuting voter fraud. Now we're getting that back. I've got

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Speaker 12: the legislature to reauthorize it. We're electing new judges, but

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Speaker 12: it has been a fight to stop voter fraud even

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Speaker 12: in my state. So if you don't have active sort

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Speaker 12: of focus on integrity of elections, which is the most

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Speaker 12: important issue nationally because we don't have safe elections, then

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Speaker 12: all the other issues don't matter.

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Speaker 11: We lose.

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Speaker 1: The Democrats seem to be much more demoralized about their

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Speaker 1: chances in Texas. If Jos mcrockett turns out to be

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Speaker 1: the best I could put up against you, they're yielding

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Speaker 1: the race, aren't they.

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Speaker 12: I know she and John Corner are good friends, and

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Speaker 12: John Corner said they are dance partners, like he said,

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Speaker 12: you need, you know, people in both houses. And so

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Speaker 12: she's she's, you know, I've offered to be her dance partner.

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Speaker 12: So there, and she's actually said very nice things about

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Speaker 12: John Corner, saying he's the right kind of Republican for

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Speaker 12: for us in Texas.

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Speaker 11: And so Jasmine and John Corner are great. That they're

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Speaker 11: neither one of them going to serve as our next

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Speaker 11: to us.

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Speaker 12: Like a great political app it's a great I want

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Speaker 12: to ask.

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Speaker 3: You about these audits that you are demanding from cities

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Speaker 3: across Texas, because we you know, it doesn't matter if

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Speaker 3: it's a red county or blue county. We see this

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Speaker 3: all over the country for aud existing within within those

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Speaker 3: types of governments.

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Speaker 2: What are you doing about it?

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Speaker 3: And is this something that could be propagated at the

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Speaker 3: federal level.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, so it's a pretty reasonable requirement. It's put in

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Speaker 12: place by our text legislature. I think is a very

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Speaker 12: reasonable that their books be audited and that it would

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Speaker 12: be fully transparent how they're spending their Money's how's that

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Speaker 12: a bad idea?

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Speaker 11: Well, some of them haven't done it.

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Speaker 12: In order in order to raise your taxes, you have

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Speaker 12: to have your books auditor.

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Speaker 11: Well, several of our cities says we're not doing it.

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Speaker 12: Of course, they don't want the voters to know how

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Speaker 12: they're spending their money, and so we've gone after them

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Speaker 12: for trying to raise their taxes without following tax slaws.

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Speaker 12: So is that if their voters know what they're spending,

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Speaker 12: then they have they're authorized to raise taxes a certain

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Speaker 12: percentage property tax and by the way, we have very

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Speaker 12: high property taxes in Texas which should be fixed by

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Speaker 12: the legislature. And this is something we're now addressing through

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Speaker 12: these types of statutes to try to prevent unnecessary spending

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Speaker 12: without the voters understanding how their dollars are being spent.

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Speaker 5: Ready aansparency. What a great idea.

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Speaker 2: I love it.

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Speaker 3: You have done so much innovative stuff in Texas as

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Speaker 3: Attorney General, and looks like your Senate.

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Speaker 2: Races is going quite well. People recognize that in the

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Speaker 2: lone star state.

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Speaker 12: Look, Texans, they should get better results than they've gotten

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Speaker 12: over the last twenty four years with John cornon Senate.

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Speaker 12: And I just looked at it and thought, it's time

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Speaker 12: for change. He's had his chance, he hasn't performed, and

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Speaker 12: I think Texans deserve better and the nation deserves better

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Speaker 12: because Texas needs to have leadership and right now we.

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Speaker 11: Just haven't had it well.

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Speaker 3: And you were talking about John Cornyn's accomplishments the last

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Speaker 3: two years for us at the top of our show,

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Speaker 3: and we're talking about news of the day so often

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Speaker 3: we mentioned Texas Attorney General can pact it because of

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Speaker 3: something you were doing in Texas so well.

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Speaker 12: And on the other hand of the bad things, like

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Speaker 12: you know, he sided with Joe Biden with a second

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Speaker 12: amendal restrictions, He fought President Trump on the border while

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Speaker 12: and was now trying to claim it. He voted for

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Speaker 12: amnesty like fifteen different times, and he certainly was not

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Speaker 12: a proponent of President Trump being president either in twenty

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Speaker 12: sixteen or in twenty twenty four, and yet he's running

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Speaker 12: as if all of that were false.

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Speaker 3: Revised history, Texas Attorney General compacts, and thanks so much

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Speaker 3: for being with us. Great to be here, all right, everybody,

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Speaker 3: So we are still awaiting President Trump speaking from Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 1: or keeping a close eye in President Trump when he

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Speaker 1: begins speaking in Mount Pulkin of Pensylvania, we're going to

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Speaker 1: turn to that affordability conference. But in the meantime, Congress

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Speaker 1: is about to do something it hasn't done since the

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Speaker 1: that charge, Congressman Mike Collins of Georgia and joined us

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Speaker 1: earlier today.

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Speaker 5: Have at watch to what we talked about to a

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Speaker 5: floor vote is joining.

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Speaker 1: In a now Congressman By Collins from the great state of Georgia,

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Speaker 1: who's also running for you a sentence, so good to

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Speaker 1: have you on the show.

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Speaker 13: Well, I appreciate you having me on. Thank y'all.

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Speaker 1: This is I think one of the more transformational pieces

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Speaker 1: of legislation that could get through the Congress this year.

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Speaker 1: We had the big beautiful bill, but permitting reform, these regulations,

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Speaker 1: he's zoning all these things. They've slowed down trillions of

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Speaker 1: dollars of projects over the last few decades. How important

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Speaker 1: is it And do you think you'll get some bipartisan support?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, John's a great question. And permitting is

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Speaker 13: one of the biggest problems that we've had out there.

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Speaker 13: Every time I talked to constituents or I talked to stakeholders, whatever,

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Speaker 13: the industry is permitting, permitting, permitting, and how slow and

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Speaker 13: how Cumberson has gotten over the decades that we've just

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Speaker 13: let the federal agencies just get out of control with

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Speaker 13: their overreach. And the only thing we're doing with the

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Speaker 13: Permit Act is we are telling the federal government that

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Speaker 13: you are going to be more efficient, more productive, and

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Speaker 13: we're going to make life more affordable for the American

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Speaker 13: people out.

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Speaker 3: There, Hairessman, I've looked into this. In over thirty percent

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Speaker 3: of the time on construction sites, whether it's business, whether

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Speaker 3: it's residential, is spent just waiting for permits to clear,

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Speaker 3: waiting to get the green light from the government, whether

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Speaker 3: it's state or local, to pass through on a job.

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Speaker 3: This is going to affect Democrats and Republicans, So I

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Speaker 3: would like to think that this might be something that

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Speaker 3: could draw some bipartisan support.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, Amanda, exactly right, and I think we

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Speaker 13: all hear it whether you're Democrat or Republican. When I

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Speaker 13: taught to folks, you take the road construction for instance,

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Speaker 13: you were talking about your construction companies out there are

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Speaker 13: padding their bids by thirty percent because they know, on

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Speaker 13: average that are road construction from the time that they

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Speaker 13: say they want to do the project to the time

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Speaker 13: you put the first automobile on that road is ten years.

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Speaker 8: In the first seven seven and a half years are just.

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Speaker 13: Getting permits and fighting all of these frivolous lawsuits that

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Speaker 13: are going on out there. So all we're doing is

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Speaker 13: speeding this thing up. And when you do that, naturally,

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Speaker 13: it's going to make things more affordable. And that's just

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Speaker 13: on road construction. You know, you could take the energy

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Speaker 13: sector as well, because we have so many people that

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Speaker 13: these power companies want to build natural gas electric generating

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Speaker 13: facilities now, and it takes over ten years just to

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Speaker 13: get a pipeline permit to lay the natural gas pipeline.

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Speaker 13: So many things are just way out of control, and

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Speaker 13: like I said, all we're doing is just speeding up

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Speaker 13: the process.

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Speaker 8: We're not doing anything other than that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, a remarkable opportunity though, something that could have been

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Speaker 1: done for a long time. There is a potential, huge

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Speaker 1: pent up economic boom that this permitting reform, particularly when

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Speaker 1: combined with things that were in the big beautiful build,

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Speaker 1: It seems like twenty twenty six that maybe shaping up

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Speaker 1: to have a real run of economic success in America.

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Speaker 1: Tell us what you think about what this and other

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Speaker 1: new pieces of legislation you passed might do for the

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Speaker 1: economy in twenty six.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, No, you're exactly right.

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Speaker 13: You combine this because everybody knows that you can't just

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Speaker 13: put one piece of the puzzle back on the board

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Speaker 13: and then just say, okay, we call it a day.

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Speaker 13: Because there's been so much influx from so many different

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Speaker 13: agencies over the years, especially due to the fact that

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Speaker 13: we've only been passing these crs and these continuous resolutions,

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Speaker 13: and we haven't been holding people accountable from the federal

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Speaker 13: agency standpoint.

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Speaker 8: And so now that.

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Speaker 13: We've got the big beautiful bill, we've got energy independence

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Speaker 13: set up, we've got the tax structure set up right,

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Speaker 13: We've got American people wanting to bring their jobs and

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Speaker 13: bring their businesses back to the shores of this country.

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Speaker 13: We've got to be able to make sure that we

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Speaker 13: can permit that we can get these jobs, these businesses

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Speaker 13: up and running in short order. This is just one

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Speaker 13: of the pieces of the puzzle. It's going to be

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Speaker 13: able to allow us to do that, and it is

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Speaker 13: I tell people every day, John, this is the most

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Speaker 13: incredible time to be a member of Congress right now,

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Speaker 13: especially if you are a small business person and you

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Speaker 13: want to see this country get back to produce and

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Speaker 13: producing not just goods and services, but jobs for the

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Speaker 13: American people.

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Speaker 4: So important, Sir.

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Speaker 3: I suppose everyone except for the Boomer generation and the

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Speaker 3: remnant of the Greatest Generation, everyone else is experiencing practically

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Speaker 3: the housing shortage and the housing crisis. When it comes

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Speaker 3: to affordability. This is going to reign supreme on voters'

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Speaker 3: minds next year. So removing these roadblocks in the way.

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Speaker 3: That's also going to bring down the cost of housing

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Speaker 3: how much?

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Speaker 13: Oh yeah, sure it is, Aman And you talk just

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Speaker 13: on the housing with the water. There's so many permits

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Speaker 13: that you have to get to buy a house. And

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Speaker 13: the people that are out there building sub divisions, most

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Speaker 13: of the time they don't know whether they fall under

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Speaker 13: federal waters, state waters, or no waters. So they're just

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Speaker 13: out there buying permits and passing that onto the end consumer,

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Speaker 13: which is the person trying.

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Speaker 8: To buy that house.

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Speaker 13: And these young people today, you know, the next generation

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Speaker 13: coming up. One of the main reasons I came up

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Speaker 13: here to DC was to make sure that they have

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Speaker 13: the opportunities I had. This is going to help give

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Speaker 13: them the opportunity just by making these houses more affordable

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Speaker 13: from a permitting standpoint, and sometimes that's ten to fifteen

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Speaker 13: percent of a house total costs just on permits.

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Speaker 1: Sir, you have recently launched they bid for the United

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Speaker 1: States Senate. You're up a good margin, more than ten

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Speaker 1: points right now. Tell us what's on Georgia voters' minds.

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Speaker 1: Heading into the midterm elections.

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Speaker 13: The same thing that has always been affordability. They want

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Speaker 13: to make sure that they have the ability to afford gas, food, clothing,

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Speaker 13: shelter for their families and hopefully put away a little

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Speaker 13: money and sock it away so that they can go

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Speaker 13: on vacation. And the thing is, you know, back in

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Speaker 13: the first Trump administration, the people I know that I

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Speaker 13: surround myself with, they knew what it was like, they

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Speaker 13: knew what it was like to win, and they have been

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Speaker 13: looking forward to getting that back. And with what we

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Speaker 13: set up with that big beautiful bill of the Working

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Speaker 13: Families Tax Cut Plan as we'd like to call it, now,

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Speaker 13: you're going to see more cash out there private sector

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Speaker 13: and that's going to keep rotating over and over and

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Speaker 13: over again. That's where your economy. This economy is about

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Speaker 13: to take off. And like I said, it is an

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Speaker 13: exciting time to be up here. And that's what Georgia

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Speaker 13: voters want. They want someone that reflects Georgia values in

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Speaker 13: this US Senate race, and we know that we have that.

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Speaker 13: I think that's why we've been number one in the polls.

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Speaker 13: That's why we've been number one in raising, fundraising and

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Speaker 13: in grassroots supports and getting the amount of elected officials

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Speaker 13: behind us in this US Senate bid.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of momentum, Congressman, something else. You have

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Speaker 3: a lot of knowledge and look ninety nine times out

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Speaker 3: of one hundred, I am going to say less government

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Speaker 3: is better. However, when it comes to permitting, there is

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Speaker 3: one area, and I know you've got expertise in this

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Speaker 3: commercial driver's licenses where permitting should be stronger. We're seeing

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Speaker 3: these catastrophes out of California. They're you know, people who

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Speaker 3: should not have CDLs. We're doing dangerous things on the freeways.

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Speaker 3: How do we reform that in states? Because these are

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Speaker 3: guys who drive across the country, so it doesn't just

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Speaker 3: affect people in California.

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Speaker 13: Oh amen, Amen, here's the thing, and this is my question.

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Speaker 13: What I do not understand is the fact that you

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Speaker 13: have to take three to six weeks of just classroom

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Speaker 13: study right now. So if you can't speak or read English,

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Speaker 13: how did you pass that? How did you pass the

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Speaker 13: pre trip inspection? How did you pass the road trip

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Speaker 13: with someone sitting beside you grading you if you cannot

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Speaker 13: read or speak English. In other words, there's something wrong

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Speaker 13: with this already, and it has to do with the

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Speaker 13: states that were out there issuing these license. In my opinion,

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Speaker 13: that's where you need to look at the problem. My opinion,

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Speaker 13: those states need to be held liable for what they've

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Speaker 13: done because they have put approximately over one hundred thousand

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Speaker 13: drivers out there on the road, and a lot of

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Speaker 13: these drivers are just out there getting trucks and they're

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Speaker 13: running their own business and they don't know how to

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Speaker 13: run a truck and company, and they're running the rates

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Speaker 13: in the ground.

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Speaker 8: They're running our accident rates up.

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Speaker 13: And the people that actually issued these license they're the

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Speaker 13: ones that we need to be looking to to hold accountable.

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Speaker 5: Man sir.

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Speaker 1: The NDA is a major accomplishment for the House. It

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Speaker 1: delivers on the pay troops raise, It delivers on the

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Speaker 1: Golden Dome. It delivers on a long delayed counter drone

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Speaker 1: technology for our troops. This seems to be pretty transformation.

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Speaker 1: I'll talk a little bit about what the Pentagon will

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Speaker 1: get out of this.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, no, sure, Johnny, exactly right on all those fronts,

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Speaker 13: our military people are going to get to pay raises

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Speaker 13: they need. We're going to address the drones out there.

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Speaker 13: We are going to make sure that the world knows

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Speaker 13: that we are the number one superpower. We do have

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Speaker 13: the best military in the world. The thing that we

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Speaker 13: need to do is make sure that we take care

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Speaker 13: of our military and we make sure that we give

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Speaker 13: them not only just the pay that they deserve, but

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Speaker 13: the equipment that they need to get the job done.

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Speaker 8: And that's what this does.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a thirty one hundred page bill, but it

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Speaker 13: is concise and it will deliver what we need to

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Speaker 13: deliver for our military out there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a big one and one of the most

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Speaker 1: interesting NDAs in all the years I've been in Washington.

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Speaker 1: Has a lot of new, big ideas in it.

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Speaker 5: That's right. The Department of Board with p D excpt

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Speaker 1: Well, from leading the Senate race to enjoying Georgia's SEC

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Speaker 5: Really glad to see. Great to have you on the story.

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Speaker 13: Thanks for joining us, Thank you, appreciate you us time.

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Speaker 13: And go dogs.

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Speaker 5: a lot of substance to it. Quick commercial break. We're

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Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody to just the News, Now Noise.

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Speaker 3: As we enter into this Christmas season, it's important to

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Speaker 3: reflect on what truly matters. Our faith, our family, our friends,

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Speaker 3: and the spirit of generosity.

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Speaker 2: Toward those in need.

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Speaker 3: And speaking of generosity, every year, Americans come together to

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Speaker 3: honor our fallen patriots by placing reads, a very simple

935
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Speaker 3: yet profound gesture that has spurred a movement across the nation.

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Speaker 2: Wreaths across America.

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Speaker 3: They express their mission like this, remember the fallen, honor

938
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Speaker 3: those who serve each the next generation the value of freedom,

939
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Speaker 3: and Reads across America is continuing their annual escort to

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Speaker 3: Arlington tradition. It ends on Saturday, December thirteenth, which is

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Speaker 3: National Breaths Across America.

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Speaker 2: Day, So joining us to discuss this.

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Speaker 3: She is currently on the Escort to Arlington tour. She

944
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Speaker 3: is executive director for Reeze Across America. Karen Worster, Karen,

945
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Speaker 3: thanks so much for joining us, Sensor. Karen, thanks so

946
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Speaker 3: much for joining us.

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Speaker 7: Oh, thanks for having me pleasure to be here.

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Speaker 3: Likewise, Okay, so you guys, I think departed this past

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Speaker 3: Saturday from Maine. Where are you now and tell us

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Speaker 3: how it's going.

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Speaker 7: We actually love Maine on Sunday and I am right

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Speaker 7: now at the Stadians Club in Norwalk, Connecticut, where they've

953
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Speaker 7: prepared an incredible meal for all. He is roughly one

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Speaker 7: hundred and fifty of us on a convoy and we

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Speaker 7: just had the best pastor and proteins and I'm having

956
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Speaker 7: dessert when I get done here, and they just welcome

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Speaker 7: the whole convoy. In the convoy has both at families

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Speaker 7: and veteran We have our lio officers that are ladies

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Speaker 7: down the highway, and I think we have fourteen truckloads

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Speaker 7: of reads with her. But that's a that's a symbolic

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Speaker 7: drop in the bucket. But actually when we were leaving,

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Speaker 7: about eight hundred other trucks down from down Washington County,

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Speaker 7: Maine to go to almost fifty seven hundred locations all

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Speaker 7: over the United States. So we're all traveling to get

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Speaker 7: there for our Saturday, for every day.

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Speaker 5: Oh amazing.

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Speaker 1: That's amazing what you've been doing, Karen, you and your

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Speaker 1: family for so long. I like a part of this

969
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Speaker 1: mission that goes beyond honoring the families and creating this

970
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Speaker 1: beautiful visual forbody to see at the cemeteries. You are

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Speaker 1: using this to also inspire the next generation children, to

972
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Speaker 1: teach them about the cost of freedom, to give it

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Speaker 1: a little bit of a civics lesson that maybe they

974
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Speaker 1: didn't always get in school. Talk a little bit about

975
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Speaker 1: how young people get integrated into this and the legacy

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Speaker 1: they learn, particularly with us about the seller two hundred

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Speaker 1: and fiftieth birthday here in America.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, well, it really is true. It's important to remember,

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Speaker 7: it's important to honor, but the object is to teach

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Speaker 7: a great man. Roger Donald, first medalvan and recipient for

981
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Speaker 7: the Vietnam War. I asked him before he died, what

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Speaker 7: the most important thing was that our organization could do

983
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Speaker 7: and without beating and I he said, teach our kids

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Speaker 7: to love our country. And we're so fortunate to be

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Speaker 7: able to do that by sharing the stories of seconds

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Speaker 7: to serve. And I'll tell you one of the most

987
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Speaker 7: poignant things you can see is a ghost mom talking

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Speaker 7: about our son or daughter that they buried. But they're

989
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Speaker 7: the most patriotic people yet. And to help kids try

990
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Speaker 7: to understand that that this country and one of stands

991
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Speaker 7: far is the worth fighting forlaw and in some cases

992
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Speaker 7: dying flaw. And that's been happening ever since the first

993
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Speaker 7: show is growing out during the revolution. So we have

994
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Speaker 7: an incredible curriculum online we just across America dotterg and

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Speaker 7: it's also available on teacher page teacher Free, and we

996
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Speaker 7: just passed the milestone that is that curriculum based on

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Speaker 7: the characteristics of the United States Military. We have now

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Speaker 7: reached over a million kids and that's being downloaded and

999
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Speaker 7: taught in public school and at homeschool. So it's very

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Speaker 7: much about teaching kids that freedom isn't free, but it

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Speaker 7: also comes with responsibility, and we need to do a

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Speaker 7: better job. We teach kids a lot about their rights,

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Speaker 7: but they need to know that wo that comes responsibility.

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Speaker 2: I'm Karen.

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Speaker 3: There are so many wonderful organizations out there that serve

1006
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Speaker 3: our arm services community, but Reason across America is very unique.

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Speaker 2: Tell us how and why it was founded.

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Speaker 7: Well, actually accident. My husband, we've been in the restuff business,

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Speaker 7: production business, and I met him back in the early

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Speaker 7: seventies and in nineteen ninety two he had a surplus

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Speaker 7: of breaths. He was called being at Allenson National Cemetery

1012
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Speaker 7: as a twelve year old boy, and he wanted our

1013
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Speaker 7: children to experience that. So we called around, got permission

1014
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Speaker 7: to go to Allington. Took five thousandrees. A friend had

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Speaker 7: a truck and they went down. Took all day where

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Speaker 7: a handful of volunteers to place them, and it was

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Speaker 7: in factful they couldn't help us say the names. And

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Speaker 7: the kids came home and sat in research and names.

1019
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Speaker 7: And we see that all the time. We see now

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Speaker 7: families will come into Allington and these other cemeteries and

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Speaker 7: kids who play the reef and we encourage them write

1022
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Speaker 7: down the name and go do a little research. Because

1023
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Speaker 7: we've talked a lot about it in the last couple

1024
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Speaker 7: of days. These are people, These are people that had

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Speaker 7: dreams and aspirations of their own that set them aside

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Speaker 7: to protect us, and many of them have died as

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Speaker 7: young people. They've sacrificed life. It's not you know, they

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Speaker 7: had life before and the ghosts that mothers talk about

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Speaker 7: the dash, they talked about the day they were born

1030
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Speaker 7: and the day they were dyed, but not to lose

1031
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Speaker 7: the track of the dash in the middle, because that

1032
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Speaker 7: was the life that they sacrificed. So I can I

1033
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Speaker 7: can attest to how powerful it is because this year

1034
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Speaker 7: I have three of my grandsons with me, and one

1035
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Speaker 7: in seven and the other two or twelve and thirteen.

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Speaker 7: They've been writing down each day what they've learned, and

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Speaker 7: it's credit incredible.

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Speaker 1: Two thousand and five, a viral photo put this movement

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Speaker 1: on stair right, So it's just real cookie about that.

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Speaker 5: We got about a minute left.

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Speaker 7: Yeah it did. A photograph is taken as a reason

1042
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Speaker 7: of snow and it went viral. And like I said,

1043
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Speaker 7: we now want to well well over fifty six hundred

1044
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Speaker 7: locations and people can still participate where in every state.

1045
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Speaker 7: Go to read across America dot dog you can find

1046
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Speaker 7: a location close to you. It will tell you times

1047
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Speaker 7: and anything you need to know. We're also we still

1048
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Speaker 7: have some meet at some of the cemetery, so you

1049
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Speaker 7: still can donate seventeen dollars. We'll place the wreaths on

1050
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Speaker 7: a grave that somebody maybe couldn't afford to place one

1051
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Speaker 7: for their loved one, or somebody may just have been

1052
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Speaker 7: forgotten over time. But it also supports that peace mission.

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Speaker 7: So we do across America dot org and we just

1054
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Speaker 7: love the support. Keeps doing what we do.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely go support them.

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Speaker 3: Executive director for Reeze Across America, Karen Wurzer, thanks so

1057
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Speaker 3: much for joining us tonight, and Merry Christmas to you

1058
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Speaker 3: and everyone over there. All right, everybody, we've just got

1059
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Speaker 3: a few more minutes to wrap up before we head out.

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Speaker 3: President harmp well, he is now almost an hour late,

1061
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Speaker 3: but everybody's on Trump time, and he is going to

1062
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Speaker 3: be there at Mount Pocono in Pennsylvania giving a speech

1063
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Speaker 3: on the economy and affordability.

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Speaker 2: And we hear from his chief of.

1065
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Speaker 3: Staff Stevie Susie Wilds that he is going to be

1066
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Speaker 3: campaigning like this was the twenty twenty four presidential election.

1067
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Speaker 3: He is working hard to keep Republicans in the House

1068
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Speaker 3: because his presidency depends on it.

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Speaker 1: IVF President prescription jobs, gas. I've filled up for gas

1070
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Speaker 1: at two fifty nine the other day. A gallon eggs

1071
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Speaker 1: or down beef is starting to come down. He just

1072
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Speaker 1: sees to tell the American people how much he's done

1073
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Speaker 1: and then also describe how he gets the path.

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Speaker 5: To the next thing.

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Speaker 1: And that I think particularly involves regulatory reform for the

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Speaker 1: zoning regulations that make houses or more expensive in blue cities.

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Speaker 1: I think that'll be a big part of his speech

1078
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Speaker 1: next week when he speaks from the Old Office.

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Speaker 2: I think so too.

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Speaker 3: And you know, these are things that affect every American.

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Speaker 3: Every American has to buy groceries. Obviously unless you're a child,

1082
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Speaker 3: but every American has to buy groceries. At some point,

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Speaker 3: you're going to be looking at housing prices, and even

1084
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Speaker 3: if you're not currently in the market for our house,

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Speaker 3: you're still trying to look towards the future so that

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Speaker 3: you can have a piece of that American dream. So

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Speaker 3: I think President Trump is absolutely right to be out

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Speaker 3: there a year ahead of time getting that affordability message

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Speaker 3: out there. And as we were talking about with Congress

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Speaker 3: and Collins, these deregulation measures by Republicans. That is what

1091
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Speaker 3: could quite possibly save their majority. That and repealing or

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Speaker 3: patchworking or whatever you want to call it with Obamacare.

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Speaker 3: It'll be interesting to see what happens in the Senate with.

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Speaker 1: Their I wouldn't be surprised if the President for the

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Speaker 1: first time opens up competition so that state insurers who

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Speaker 1: can't compete state to state can outcome in and create competition.

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Speaker 5: That could bring down the market.

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Speaker 1: The health he said it in the gaggle with Brian,

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Speaker 1: the health savings accounts and giving the money to people

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Speaker 1: that then decide how to do it in the return

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Speaker 1: of catastrophic health insurance so that you only have to

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Speaker 1: cover big events, I think that could be a bigger

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Speaker 1: play for American public.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Congressman Eric Burlison, who is in the House Oversight Committee,

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Speaker 3: but he's got some great ideas when it comes to

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Speaker 3: what he calls MAHA accounts, and they serve as health

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Speaker 3: savings accounts, and they can be filled by a person's

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Speaker 3: tax free. It can be filled by any type of

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Speaker 3: social program that you participate in.

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Speaker 2: It can be filled by your.

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Speaker 3: Employer and you put in tax free and you take

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Speaker 3: out tax free. And I think that that could benefit

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Speaker 3: a lot of Americans out there, some great ideas on.

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Speaker 2: The Republican side.

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Speaker 3: They just have to get it across the finish line,

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Speaker 3: or at least get it out for We're.

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Speaker 1: Going to have the courage, I think, to actually do it,

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Speaker 1: starting with the vote in the Senate next week.

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Speaker 3: I think that's going to be really interesting to watch.

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Speaker 3: All Right, everybody, so keep an eye out. President Trump

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Speaker 3: is there on the ground in Mount Pocono and he's

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Speaker 3: going to be taking the stage soon to talk to voters.

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Speaker 3: Grant Sinchfield, Well, he is going to take you straight

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Speaker 3: into the next segment because we're not going to take

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Speaker 3: a break, letting you have a great night.

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Speaker 2: Seemark