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Speaker 1: peace proposal at any moment. The Trump administration has offered

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Speaker 1: to Ran a fifteen point plan to end the war,

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Speaker 1: and this comes as the two sides could potentially begin

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Speaker 1: face to face negotiations in the near future. At the

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Speaker 1: same time, the US is sending thousands of troops to

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Speaker 1: the Middle East. The Secretary of Rubio says that Iranian

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Speaker 1: military capabilities can be destroyed without putting any American troops

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Speaker 2: Listen, we can achieve we are achieving all those objectives.

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Speaker 2: We are head of schedule them on most of them,

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Speaker 2: and we can achieve them without any ground troops, without

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Speaker 2: the president has to be prepared for multiple contingencies, which

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Speaker 2: I'm not going to discuss in the media. And again

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Speaker 2: I refer to the Department of War, who will talk

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Speaker 2: probably tell you the exact same thing. But we can

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Speaker 2: achieve all of our objectives with our ground troops. But

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Speaker 2: we are always going to be prepared to give the

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Speaker 2: president maximum optionality and maximum opportunity to adjust to contingencies.

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Speaker 3: Should they emerge.

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Speaker 4: Granted, I don't trust these guys as far as I

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Speaker 4: can throw them, but it's time to start negotiating.

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Speaker 3: And Donald J.

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Speaker 4: Trump has started negotiating, and everybody lied about it. They

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Speaker 4: said that didn't happen. CNN, for instance, which is another

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Speaker 4: trash network. They were taking the word of the Iranian regime.

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Speaker 4: They actually played like four minutes unedited from Iran television station.

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Speaker 4: That would be like Winston Churchill allowing Joseph Gerbels to

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Speaker 3: World War Two. It's just absolutely foolish.

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Speaker 4: And they're rooting against the United States of America. And

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Speaker 4: there's something else I'd like to bring up. It's not

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Speaker 4: just the mainstream media. There's a whole pile of former

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Speaker 3: And it's shameful. Now you know who these people really are.

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Speaker 4: And how they have subverted President Trump during his first administration,

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Speaker 3: It's shameful.

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Speaker 5: Tehran is reporting that a projectile hit an area near

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Speaker 5: its nuclear power plants. This comes as around as foreign

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Speaker 5: minister threatens what he called a heavy price for such attacks,

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Speaker 5: and all of this economically driving up the price of

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Speaker 5: once again sending investors to the nervous exits to Wall

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Speaker 5: Street had another punishing day, the Dow, Nasdaq, the S

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Speaker 5: all ended this week down sharply. In short, all serious stuff,

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Speaker 5: deeply serious, or perhaps, as the President put it tonight,

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Speaker 5: just another stop on a longer excursion.

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Speaker 6: And Cuba's next, by the way, But pretend I didn't

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Speaker 6: say that. Please pretend I did. Please, please, please, media,

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Speaker 6: please disregard that statement, Thank you very much.

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Speaker 7: Cuba is next.

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Speaker 5: Iran hits the US air base in Saudi Arabia. American

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Speaker 5: equipment is damaged, American troops are hurt. It happened here.

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Speaker 5: Iranian state media releasing this image showing the destruction at

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Speaker 5: the Prince Sultan Airbase. We do not yet know how

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Speaker 5: many service members have been wounded or how badly. What

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Speaker 5: is clear, however, is that this commander in chief is

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Speaker 5: very different. As the world was learning about this, and

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Speaker 5: we should call some Friday night fun.

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Speaker 6: Unlike other politicians, they would like the question screened. I

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Speaker 7: Do you want.

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Speaker 6: I'm here for you. Whatever question you want, you can ask.

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Speaker 6: So do you want to do that?

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Speaker 5: That's the president tonight at an investor's conference in Miami.

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Speaker 5: He did also talk about the war.

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Speaker 6: It's not finished yet. I'm not saying it's sort of finished,

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Speaker 5: And he repeated what's become something of a refrain for

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Speaker 5: And though he said tonight there are some thirty five

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Speaker 5: Marco Rubio, today said there would be no need. Rubio says,

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Speaker 2: We can achieve all of our objectives with our ground troops,

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Speaker 5: Emerge, and perhaps along those lines the contingencies you just

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Speaker 5: heard Secretary Rubio talking about, CNN has learned just learned

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Speaker 5: a third aircraft carrier, the USS George H. W. Bush

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Speaker 5: That's according to a source familiar with the matter. Unclear though,

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Speaker 8: I can remember very vividly just Christmas Day twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 8: three Americans killed in Jordan from an Iranian drone. The

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Speaker 8: Iranians doing this for some time, and that gets to

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Speaker 8: something I think you said important. You know, the Sengkham

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Speaker 8: military campaign. John has about two more weeks left to

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Speaker 8: Iran will be so significantly weakened and degraded. I think

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Speaker 8: the Iranians, from people I'm talking to in the region,

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Speaker 8: So does that open the path for diplomacy maybe, I

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Speaker 8: mean Pakistan, Turkey, others are passing messages there is this proposal.

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Speaker 8: there's a chance, I would put it a low chance

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Speaker 8: in my experience negotiating with your audience, John, that there

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Speaker 8: will be a diplomatic off ramp. I think we can

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Speaker 8: here for another couple of weeks, and within those couple

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Speaker 8: I think that's basically.

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Speaker 9: So we don't have the exact number of servicemen or

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Speaker 10: Non life threatening wounds. I'm also told that aircrafts at

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Speaker 10: not something that's going to totally take out their capabilities

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Speaker 10: And I will say we heard from the Secretary of

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Speaker 5: And the reason why that's so critical.

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Speaker 9: That fifteen point plan, I mean, that's supposed to be

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Speaker 9: two sides sit down together, either late this weekend or

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Speaker 9: early next week. But when it comes to what happened

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Speaker 9: but again, this is still a very fluid situation. After

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Speaker 3: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 3: for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 3: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 3: going to happen. And where do people like that go

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Speaker 3: to share the big line?

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Speaker 7: Mega media?

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Speaker 3: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 3: these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 5: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 7: Will be saved. Worry. Here's your host, Stephen k.

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Speaker 11: Man, Saturday, twenty eight March. He'rever Alert twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 11: A lot to break down today. Speaking of breaking down,

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Speaker 11: the breaking down media row at Seapack, particularly those large buses,

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Speaker 11: Thank everybody for coming tons of energy. We also it's

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Speaker 11: breakdowns today of many important things. One obviously the war,

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Speaker 11: where we stand what's the reality, how long is it

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Speaker 3: And I think it's this understanding.

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Speaker 11: I think these things could be funded, and I think

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Speaker 11: particularly ice could be funded.

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Speaker 11: The House rejected that last night, so there's a standoff there.

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Speaker 3: We'll get to that. Also, no kings.

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Speaker 11: They're talking about millions of people gonna flood the nation

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Speaker 11: twenty six midterm elections. So we're going to break all

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Speaker 11: that down. I want to get to the war first.

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Speaker 11: The war is expanding, is not contracting. The Saudis hit yesterday.

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Speaker 11: The Hooties overnight or a couple hours ago, lit off

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Speaker 11: some missiles into Israel. At least any report right now,

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Speaker 11: they have not done anything on the Red Sea or

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Speaker 11: are some US Navy elements down there.

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Speaker 3: Nothing on those elements.

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Speaker 11: You know, we fought the I think the Hooties probably

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Speaker 11: better than a draw this summer, but they punch away

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Speaker 11: The Secretary of State, had things being way overplayed. He's

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Speaker 11: and obviously he's quite nervous. He's been in the witness

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Speaker 11: to strike and they were going to be struck.

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Speaker 3: We're going to do this. Forget twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 11: committed to all the things they they're thinking of really

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Speaker 11: doing some commitments here on the war. They're bitching and

438
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Speaker 11: moaning NonStop why the Americans are not protecting them? This

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Speaker 11: was the attack in the Iranians. Just to put an explanation,

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Speaker 11: explanation point on that, hint, the Prince Sultan Airfield yesterday

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Speaker 11: and damage a bunch of American aircraft and I don't

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Speaker 11: know have ten twelve thirteen American casualties. People are injured,

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Speaker 11: some not so bad, some supposedly pretty serious, but you

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Speaker 11: haven't seen it. Behind the scenes, they're reporting. MBS is saying,

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Speaker 11: you got to go do this, you got to take

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Speaker 11: them out, you got to go hard.

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Speaker 3: Well, where are the Arabs?

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Speaker 11: I think our strategy right now should be, Hey, maybe

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Speaker 11: we want Israel to do less and maybe want the

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Speaker 11: Arabs and NATO to do more. Everything comes out of

451
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Speaker 11: there either makes the Arabs money, big time money, and

452
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Speaker 11: it fuels Asia and UH in Europe.

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Speaker 3: And oh, by the way, the main thing is.

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Speaker 11: Captain Finel continues to remind me the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 11: lives off what comes out of the essentially lives off

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Speaker 11: what comes out of the Persian Golf.

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Speaker 3: So maybe we ought to stop that.

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Speaker 11: If there's going to be and Rubio said, we don't

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Speaker 11: need ground ground troops, Okay, I assume then Cormus and

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Speaker 11: the Persian Golf are not part of your plan of

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Speaker 11: an objective of the war. That's fine. The oil markets

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Speaker 11: may respond to that. I think they already have. I

463
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Speaker 11: think West Texas Intermediate is up near one hundred bucks

464
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Speaker 11: or last trade or say one hundred and ten.

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Speaker 3: I think for Brent that's going to have an impact.

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Speaker 3: It just is.

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Speaker 11: But if it's not an objective, because I haven't seen

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Speaker 11: a plan or heard of a plan or talked to anybody

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Speaker 11: about a plan that doesn't require some sort of ground

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Speaker 11: troops and some sort of naval blockade or naval you know,

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Speaker 11: escort like my kid brother head back in eighty six

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Speaker 11: and eighty seven in the tanker war. It's time to

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Speaker 11: get the Arabs to stand up. Not that we should

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Speaker 11: have done that maybe before the war. Let's put a

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Speaker 11: pin in that. That's another thing. All the stuff about

476
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Speaker 11: what went wrong and all that, that's for another day.

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Speaker 11: Now we're in a shooting war and we have American

478
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Speaker 11: kids at the line of contact. So I think all

479
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Speaker 11: of our attention should be to what is going on here.

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Speaker 11: If we're going to be at war and we're going

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Speaker 11: to put kids in harms, way, let's rip the Iranian's

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Speaker 11: faces off.

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Speaker 3: Economically, Let's go to Debai.

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Speaker 11: Are they are they exchanging any money in Dubai or

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Speaker 11: any of the sanctions we put up any country in

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Speaker 11: the world trading with them, including Russia, if you're doing it,

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Speaker 11: we're coming for you, and we're stopping all the money flow,

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Speaker 11: and we're stopping the oil from being monetized.

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Speaker 3: If you sell it to keep the economy, guy, it's fine,

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Speaker 3: but we're.

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Speaker 11: Taking the cash time to get very very hard in golf.

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Speaker 7: Here's your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 11: Okay, I've got dout to Thayer. We're gonna go through

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Speaker 11: the war. We're just gonna talk about Lindsay Graham in

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Speaker 11: a little while. Other things, the ice not being funded.

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Speaker 11: From the stage at Sea Pack on Thursday, the Deputy

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Speaker 11: Attorney General of the United States, Todd Blanche concurred one

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Speaker 11: with war Room and Stephen k Ban and about ice

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Speaker 11: agents to the polls, and I want to play if

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Speaker 11: we can do it. Ken Kuchinelli's misreading of the situation.

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Speaker 11: Ken on CNN the other night, trying to virtue signal

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Speaker 11: but you cannot do Ken, note to self, note to Cira,

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Speaker 11: love the Sierra guys, but let's get out talking points organized.

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Speaker 11: Because the Deputy Attorney General, which I think is senior

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Speaker 11: to Ken's position over at DHS, says, yeah, we got

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Speaker 11: to do it, and we have to do it, and

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Speaker 11: we're going to do it more than moment one thing

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Speaker 11: we launched at Seapack. Frank Gaffney joins us, and you

509
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Speaker 11: have to say the grassroots in Texas organization for like

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Speaker 11: one hundred and fifty grassroots leaders was amazing. Jenny's story

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Speaker 11: had tip to Patriot Mobile and Jenny's story she is

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Speaker 11: the She's just absolutely in credible her organizing ability in

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Speaker 11: the way that she brings people together. It's just incredible

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Speaker 11: and so much momentum coming out of Texas. That was

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Speaker 11: the providential part about having Seapack in Texas. Frank Gaffney

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Speaker 11: the Shria talking to me about the Shria Pledge. I

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Speaker 11: want to make sure this goes and particularly at the

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Speaker 11: federal level. We've got a caucus now and I don't

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Speaker 11: understand why there's only thirty five guys signed up, because

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Speaker 11: you know why, folks, if you don't put a banet

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Speaker 11: in their back. In this past couple of days have

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Speaker 11: been a perfect example. The Senate had to take their

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Speaker 11: their two week break, right, had to take their two

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Speaker 11: week break, and you know the House guys wanted to

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Speaker 11: do it too, now, Johnson, because I think the President

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Speaker 11: put the whip hand on him. You know, the House

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Speaker 11: kind of came back last night, so we don't really

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Speaker 11: have any funding. It's a very confusing situation. But Save

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Speaker 11: America's kind of tossed into the garbage bin. Let's be blunt,

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Speaker 11: Mike Lee and all these heroes that tried to push it.

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Speaker 11: You can't get anything done if you're going to take

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Speaker 11: your two week break.

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Speaker 3: Think about for a second.

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Speaker 11: We told these guys, you're going to seize the floor

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Speaker 11: and this is going to be NonStop for four or

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Speaker 11: six weeks. When I kept saying when we first started

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Speaker 11: streaming it, you know, Mike Lee was doing such a

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Speaker 11: roic job. But I was talking to you know, Jenny

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Speaker 11: Beth and Cleta and others associated with I said, you know,

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Speaker 11: I can tell when something's got some heat and some urgency,

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Speaker 11: and our audience responds and people there are a lot

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Speaker 11: of people watching, but you could.

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Speaker 3: Just tell there was no urgency.

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Speaker 11: They were never going to seize the floor because they

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Speaker 11: wanted to take their two week break. If we had

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Speaker 11: done anything before and they were leaving, they're not going

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Speaker 11: to seize the floor and hold it and force this

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Speaker 11: and have some dramatic Mister Smith goes to Washington or

549
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Speaker 11: the Civil Rights Act in the sixties and know one

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Speaker 11: of these historic they're not interested. They're not interested, Tommy

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Speaker 11: Tubbyville Toward, They're not interested, they don't care. And I

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Speaker 11: think the president, you know, we got to the way

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Speaker 11: you make them care. Sir as, you have a come

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Speaker 11: round and to me.

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Speaker 3: You can't get fifty one vote, you can't get sixty votes, fine,

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Speaker 3: you can't get fifty one votes, Fine, but man, I

557
00:30:20,640 --> 00:30:22,720
Speaker 3: know you can get twenty seven votes and that gets

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Speaker 3: your new leader.

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Speaker 11: So let's try Let's try it under new management could clear.

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Speaker 11: This management in the Senate ain't working, the whole Senate

561
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Speaker 11: leadership team. So I think the new target, the new normal,

562
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Speaker 11: ought to be the twenty seven and let's see how

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Speaker 11: that gets don because doone doesn't care, could care less.

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Speaker 3: Frank Gaffney, how are we going to get the pledge done?

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Speaker 3: Are you? Are you? Are you going full Grover norquest

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Speaker 3: on us?

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Speaker 11: You're going to make this like the tax pledge that

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Speaker 11: the that the Republicans had for decades.

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Speaker 12: With your help, we will steve This is the deal.

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Speaker 12: We have a moment right now, and I think it

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Speaker 12: ties right into what you were just talking about. We

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Speaker 12: need new leadership. Yes, we need new you know, bodies

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Speaker 12: in the United States Senate, in the House of Representatives,

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Speaker 12: in every legislative body across this country, executive, and we

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Speaker 12: have an opportunity to do that. I believe by focusing

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Speaker 12: like a laser on an initiative that we've demonstrated in

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Speaker 12: the state of Texas can in fact be a unifying issue.

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Speaker 12: As you pointed out, Steve, when you discerned that the

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Speaker 12: number of votes for Ken Paxton and for John Cornyn

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Speaker 12: combined was less than the number of votes to ban

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Speaker 12: sharia in the state of Texas. That was one point

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Speaker 12: nine million Texans. And that's that's a small subset of

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Speaker 12: what we're ultimately going to get because basically, I believe

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Speaker 12: it's the case that if you go to any red

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Speaker 12: blooded American and I'm including yeah, some Independents, and yeah,

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Speaker 12: I think even some Democrats. I'm an old Scoop Jackson

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Speaker 12: Democrat myself much reformed, mind you, but I believe there

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Speaker 12: are still people out there in this country who happened

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Speaker 12: to vote the wrong way on some policy issues, who

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Speaker 12: are not going to vote for sharia. And so what

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Speaker 12: we've done, with your help is we've launched this campaign

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Speaker 12: we call it the Sharia Free Pledge, and it simply

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Speaker 12: says this quote, I pledge to the citizens of my

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Speaker 12: district and the American people that I will oppose any

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Speaker 12: and all efforts to impose Sharia law on them. Now

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Speaker 12: that that's an homage to old Grover Norquist, who I've

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Speaker 12: had my differences with, but his tax pledge is the

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Speaker 12: model for the Sharia Free Pledge. And we need every

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Speaker 12: man woman in this country who is running for elective

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Speaker 12: to be asked, are you for Sharia in America? Or

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Speaker 12: are you free now and want to remain free to

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Speaker 12: vote against Sharia? And will you serve is my representative

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Speaker 12: in whatever capacity to work to keep Sharia out of

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Speaker 12: our country, to prevent it from taking over. And Steve,

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Speaker 12: I don't know of anybody who's done more than you

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Speaker 12: with your move to Texas in the run up to

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Speaker 12: that proposition ten to help us demonstrate that this really matters,

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Speaker 12: that this is a moment when we have to change

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Speaker 12: the trajectory of our country. And to take advantage of this,

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Speaker 12: I think growing sense of the American people that there's

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Speaker 12: a toxic, totalitarian, deaf cult that seeks to destroy our

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Speaker 12: country and if we take the actions that I believe

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Speaker 12: are now possible starting with this to create a movement.

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Speaker 12: I'd liken it to the movement to abolish slavery back

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Speaker 12: in the eighteen thirties and forties and fifties. You know,

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Speaker 12: they called it the New York Times and the sixteen

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Speaker 12: nineteenth project. The original sin of this country was slavery,

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Speaker 12: right two hundred and fifty years ago. Well, you know,

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Speaker 12: a Republican Party was born out of that movement, and

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Speaker 12: they nominated a guy by the name of Abraham Lincoln

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Speaker 12: to run for president. And the rest, as they say,

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Speaker 12: is history. It took us six hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 12: lives to expiate the sin of slavery, and a lot

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Speaker 12: of civil rights movement and all the rest of it.

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Speaker 12: But see, here's the point. We're about abolishing slavery two

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Speaker 12: point zero, because what these guys have in mind for you,

627
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Speaker 12: these Sharia supremacists have in mind, is your enslavement. And oh,

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Speaker 12: by the way, itself in trines, the concept of slavery.

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Speaker 12: The guys who sold those slaves to the African traders

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Speaker 12: and so on, those were usms, and they're still selling

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Speaker 12: slaves even now. Them are Christians, by the way you

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Speaker 12: want to street free pledge. We want the Americal to

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Speaker 12: be served in the Congress, yes, but also in their

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Speaker 12: state legislatures, executive branches, and so on by people who

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Speaker 12: are going to stand up against Korea.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Frank, Hey, you're going in and out for the connection.

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Speaker 11: But I want to get where they go. Where they go, Yeah, okay,

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Speaker 11: in SRIA dot com.

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Speaker 3: We'll get in.

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Speaker 11: I want to say, here's the Bandana dot com.

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Speaker 3: Uh, let's get up, Frank Henkerson.

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Speaker 11: I think the irony of of using the template of

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Speaker 11: Grover north Course is quite interesting because Grover Norquist, I

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Speaker 11: don't think it's ever answered the question of his agency

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Speaker 11: for the Islafe cause, particularly in the two thousand and

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Speaker 11: three when he was the one that talked Bush in

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Speaker 11: the say and go into a mosque a couple of

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Speaker 11: days after nine to eleven and saying, oh.

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Speaker 3: You know, it's a religion of peace.

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Speaker 11: Nothing could be further from the truth, and nothing hurt

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Speaker 11: us more. The only thing that hurt more was his

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Speaker 11: two daughters not enlistening into the military and being part

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Speaker 3: But the other was that he was his administration was

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Speaker 11: And let me think about that for a second. Hang on,

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's the reason we got the reason we

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Speaker 3: let's just go to total war. If we're gonna put

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Speaker 3: if we're gonna put.

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Speaker 11: Young men and women on those carrier battlegroups, and we're

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Speaker 11: Hooties be firing as like they were last summer when

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Speaker 11: tanker is a perfect example of I think two women, right,

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Speaker 11: four men, all patriots, all heroes, died in service of

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Speaker 11: the country, or did they or was it in the

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Speaker 3: You know, the Arab in Israel got a big stake

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Speaker 3: in this in the Europeans. Where are you.

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Speaker 11: Is taking out the Persians, It's taken out the Islamic regime.

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Speaker 11: One hundred percent of the United States's issue. As I've

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Speaker 11: said over and over and over again, and the facts

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Speaker 11: have proven me right. The issue we have with radical

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Speaker 11: was there at the beginning, and you know about Beirut

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Speaker 11: and all these horrible things that have happened, and horrible

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Speaker 11: things have happened. Horrible things have happened, but it's inside

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Speaker 11: the wire. And one of the reasons that we have

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Speaker 11: are telling you, hey, man, Frisco, Texas and some of

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Speaker 11: these great towns are under siege by Islamus.

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Speaker 3: Why is that? Will hang on, let me wait for

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Speaker 3: a second.

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Speaker 11: Why Peter mcelvenny, probably I think he and Raheem are

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Speaker 11: the two most educated and best about this. Why is mclavinnie,

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Speaker 11: says Steve when he went to Dallas. You know, in

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Speaker 11: the same timeframe Texas is much worse, ten times worse

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Speaker 11: than London was at the same time.

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Speaker 3: In London now.

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Speaker 11: Has fallen, he says, because they're in the business community,

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Speaker 11: in the political class have embraced them. Let me repeat this,

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Speaker 11: the Bush political class. It's the same at the war.

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Speaker 11: Don't you see what's going on? The elites in this

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Speaker 11: groups in the North Arabian Sea are not the brigade,

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Speaker 11: maybe one or two, but as a class, no way

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Speaker 11: not interested. Where we have a bigger problem inside the wire.

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Speaker 11: Mandami in New York City is ten x the problem

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Speaker 11: for the United States of America than Tehran, full stop.

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Speaker 3: We got them inside the wire. Don't ask me, ask

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Speaker 3: these good, hardworking people in Texas. The people in Texas.

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Speaker 11: One of the biggest problems we're going to have is

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Speaker 11: the enemy ain't like that. The problem in Texas is

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Speaker 11: a ticking time bomb for this country. The problem in Tehran,

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Speaker 11: and we'll have plenty of time to get to what

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Speaker 11: the imminent threat was. I cannot be blunter. The imminent

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Speaker 11: d C. New York City and places like Texas. It's

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Speaker 11: inside the wire now, Grover Norqus in the tax pledge,

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Speaker 11: they never had a pledge for cutting spending, so how

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Speaker 3: I'm all for cutting taxes. I'm all for.

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Speaker 11: Cutting taxes, particularly to give it to what's being funded.

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Speaker 11: But if you don't cut spending radically, you're going to

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Speaker 11: that's the path we're headed down right now. The problem

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Speaker 3: Most of these young kids. You want to know why

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Speaker 11: Because they're fighting foreign wars that they don't really see

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Speaker 11: I think is pretty extraordinary. They've given you a free

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Speaker 11: It's very complicated to understand.

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Speaker 3: Hey, where you stand with the I R.

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Speaker 11: S And if you've if you've missed, if you've missed

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Speaker 3: Just stn't and want to go away. That's not the

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Speaker 11: They got so many tools to garnish your wages to

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Speaker 11: get they're going to get their money. The process is

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Speaker 3: And to do that you need to know where you stand.

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Speaker 11: So the TEX Network USA people have given you a

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Speaker 3: Call that number.

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Speaker 11: Telling you from the war room and uh and get

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Speaker 11: a free discovery. Now you may have to go back

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Speaker 11: I tell people, there is nothing in your tail of

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Speaker 11: the results, doctor Thayer. If we're going to go to war,

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Speaker 11: let's go to total war. And what I mean by total war.

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Speaker 11: Let's shut down. Everybody tray with them, Let's shut down.

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Speaker 11: Let's go to UAE and said, hey, you got like

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Speaker 11: two hours to go to Dubai and shut it all down.

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Speaker 11: The pirate, COVID, Dubai got to stop. We got to

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Speaker 11: stop the Arabs. Everybody's playing games. The Israelis are playing

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Speaker 11: games with us, The Arabs are playing games with us.

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Speaker 11: The Europeans are playing games with us. And what are

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Speaker 11: we doing. We're sending troops over there, which is fine.

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Speaker 11: President Trump needs options and alternatives to negotiate, to negotiate

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Speaker 11: here around the military operation Victory. And Marco Rubio ought

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Speaker 11: to go on the morning shows tomorrow, Not Scott Bessen,

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Speaker 11: but Marco Rubio to go in the morning shows tomorrow

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Speaker 11: and lay out and go back to this definition. If

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Speaker 11: the military objectives that he talked about in the tarmac,

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Speaker 11: which had been what we've said, those four military objectives,

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Speaker 11: if that is the sum total of our objectives, and

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Speaker 11: that can be done by increasing an intense bombing campaign.

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Speaker 11: And we know that there's thirty five hundred I think

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Speaker 11: there's thirty five hundred editions or maybe up to six

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Speaker 11: thousand additional targets. That's fine, then keep doing it if

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Speaker 11: that's the objectives, and then you got that either to negotiate,

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Speaker 11: you just withdraw if you've met your If you've met

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Speaker 11: your objectives, I don't know what you need to negotiate

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Speaker 11: now if it's bigger than those objectives. Marco Ruby is

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Speaker 11: national Security Advisor, not as Secretary of State national Security advisor,

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Speaker 11: National Security Act, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs

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Speaker 11: you ought to have. Just if that's it, then we

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Speaker 11: shouldn't be on any big search for who we actually

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Speaker 11: have to negotiate with now. If it's broader than that,

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Speaker 11: and we want something broader that, that's fine, then people

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Speaker 11: ought to know that because that probably means we may

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Speaker 11: not saying we have to we may.

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Speaker 3: Need an alternative of actual combat troops. Let's call them

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Speaker 3: with they are. Let's stop saying boots on the ground.

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Speaker 11: Let's call combat troops, young men and women of the

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Speaker 11: United States of America. Combat troops inserted into the Persian

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Speaker 11: Gulf or maybe even the mainland of Persia. We're gonna

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Speaker 11: we're gonna go back and redo what Alexander the Great

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Speaker 11: did twenty three hundred years ago. Fine, if we do that, though,

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Speaker 11: I want Arabs at the big front, the first wave

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Speaker 11: ally we got over there. A guy that punch his

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Speaker 11: way above his weight. A country punches way above the way. Fine, dude,

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Speaker 11: you're all in. Let's go shut down Dubai, the pirate

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Speaker 11: cove of exchanging cash, money laundering the Persians cash. Shut

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Speaker 11: that down, now, shut it down now. And let's get MBS.

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Speaker 11: He's another big talker, you know, talking. We got to

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Speaker 11: destroy this, gotta destroy this. No, you got to stand

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Speaker 11: three of those princes and uniforms.

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Speaker 3: Let's get them over there.

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Speaker 11: Let's let's get some of the rural families, quitar royal family.

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Speaker 11: Got any you got any kids over there in special forces?

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Speaker 3: Is line them all up.

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Speaker 11: Let's line them all up and then see how big

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Speaker 11: they're talking. Yeah, the United States, you got to get

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Speaker 11: in there. It's time to have a session where we

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Speaker 11: talk about what exactly is going on here in the

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Speaker 11: United President Trump's in hey and we're into as long

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Speaker 11: as the information's out there. And President Trump's now searching

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Speaker 11: for some Iranians to negotiate with, and we're increasing the

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Speaker 11: bombing campaigns, which is fine, and that's one.

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Speaker 3: Aspect of it.

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Speaker 11: But another aspect of it is you've got to get

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Speaker 11: make sure number one, the Israelis understand your our strategic objectives,

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Speaker 11: which are paramount and the only thing that matters.

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Speaker 3: And you got to get the Arabs, and then let's

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Speaker 3: get the Europeans.

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Speaker 11: Let's get the Royal Navy down there, Let's get the

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Speaker 11: French Navy down there, Let's get let's have it.

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Speaker 3: Let's get them all down there. Let's see, let's see,

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Speaker 3: let's make them all turn over the cards.

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Speaker 11: Let's see who's with us and who's the Guinness in

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Speaker 11: this war