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Speaker 1: one hundred and eighteen days till election Day, sixty nine

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Speaker 1: by the great Senator from the great state of Arkansas.

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Speaker 1: Senator Tom Cotton is back with us. Senator, how are you.

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Speaker 3: Always great to have you.

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Speaker 1: What do you make of you know, all of a sudden,

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Speaker 1: I've been chronicling Joe Biden's cognitive decline for prior to

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Speaker 2: Even Democratic voters, much to say nothing of voters at large,

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Speaker 2: They acted like a praetorian guard he went through their primaries,

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Speaker 2: six months, Sean. They're not worried that last.

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Speaker 1: Six months, pretty much the last four years. I mean,

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Speaker 2: It's not surprising these progressive Democrats want to keep Biden

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Speaker 2: And that's the same thing that would happen if Kamala

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Speaker 1: I'm glad you're making that point because I've been making

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Speaker 2: Yeah, on all those issues in more Sean, you will

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Speaker 2: And the reason why they're going to keep Joe Biden

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Speaker 2: You said you had to show our show who you

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Speaker 2: But think about anytime you hire a young producer or

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Speaker 2: But when you register. The Democrats are opposing this bill

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Speaker 1: Let me ask you about a bill that you introduced

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Speaker 2: The Supreme Court was ripe to reverse it. What we

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Speaker 4: No, that's right. I sometimes ask the question of constituents

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about why is it that Democrats don't want

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Speaker 4: We've got thirty million non citizens in this country, about

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Speaker 4: no sense, Sean. It's like saying it's already illegal to

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Speaker 2: This is nothing.

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Speaker 4: It tells you everything you need to know about where

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Speaker 1: Well, I think you're right, Senator. I think I'm going

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Speaker 3: We do.

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Speaker 1: But it appears that Joe Biden is now making his

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Speaker 7: So basically what we're looking at right now is Joe

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Speaker 1: Well, by the way, Donald Trump will be speaking tonight

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Speaker 1: be feeling a lot of pressure. Maybe not, maybe he's

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Speaker 1: too oblivious to feel the pressure, but he should be.

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Speaker 4: If this is a source of deep embarrassment and national peril,

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Speaker 4: that we have to worry about this, and that we

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Speaker 4: have to see our adversaries looking at our feeble commander

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Speaker 4: do this. Perhaps this is why at that exact moment,

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Speaker 4: Maybe maybe they expect that now that Jill Biden decided

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Speaker 4: to commission the Marine Corps Band in writing her own

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Speaker 4: theme song, maybe they're they're trying to cover up for

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Speaker 4: the other things that we're missing with the missing in

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Speaker 4: who does that. It seems like something that one of

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Speaker 4: strange that our first lady had her own theme songs

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Speaker 1: Well, Senator, looks like we're going to let you go,

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Speaker 1: as I believe that now introducing the President of the

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Speaker 6: Came together in this very room, history was watching. It's

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Speaker 6: been four years since the surrendered the Axis Powers, and

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Speaker 6: ever ever known. Here these twelve leaders gathered to make

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Speaker 6: their collective security, and to answer threats as one. Because

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Speaker 6: they knew to prevent future wars, to protect democracies, to

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Speaker 6: lay the groundwork for lasting peace and prosperity, they needed

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Speaker 6: a new approach. They needed to combine their strengths. They

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Speaker 6: and created the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the single greatest,

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Speaker 6: SPEIF Secretary General, leaders of NATO countries, foreign and defense

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Speaker 6: ministers represented US from partner nations in the European Union,

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Speaker 6: and members of Congress. Distinguished guest, Welcome, Welcome to the

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty four NATO Summit.

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Speaker 5: It's a pleasure. It's a pleasure to host you in this.

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Speaker 6: Milestone year, to look back with pride at all we've

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Speaker 6: achieved and look ahead for our shared future with strent and

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Speaker 6: with resolved.

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Speaker 5: Together we rebuilt Europe from the ruins of war. Held

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Speaker 5: high the torch of liberty.

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Speaker 6: During long decades of the Cold War, when former adversaries

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Speaker 6: became fellow democracies, we welcome in an alliance. When war

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Speaker 6: broke out in the Balkans, we intervene to restore peace

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Speaker 6: and stop ethnic cleansing. And when the United States was

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Speaker 6: attacked on September eleventh, our NATO allies, all of you

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Speaker 6: stood with us, invoking Article five for the first time

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Speaker 6: in NATO history, treating an attack on us as an

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Speaker 6: attack on all of us, a breath taking display of

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Speaker 6: friendship that the American people will never ever ever forget.

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Speaker 6: Through all this history, when great changes occurred, people would

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Speaker 6: ask can NATO adapt?

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Speaker 5: And every time we proved we could adapt, and we.

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Speaker 6: Did, evolving our strategies to stay ahead of threats, reaching

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Speaker 6: out to new partners to increase our effectiveness. And here

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Speaker 6: with us today are countries from the Indo Pacific region.

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Speaker 6: They're here because they have a stake in our success

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Speaker 6: and we have a stake in theirs. Today NATO was

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Speaker 6: more powerful than ever, thirty two nations strong. For years,

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Speaker 6: Finland and Sweden were among our closest partners. Now they

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Speaker 6: have chosen to offici joined NATO and because of the

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Speaker 6: power and meeting of Article five guarantee. That's the reason

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Speaker 6: it was the most important aspect of the alliance in

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Speaker 6: nineteen forty nine and is still the most important aspect.

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Speaker 6: I'd also note Finland and Sweden joined the Alliance not

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Speaker 6: just because their.

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Speaker 3: Leaders saw magestations along the Sean Hennedy Show. Network.

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Speaker 1: Please know that we are going to continue our coverage

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Speaker 1: live of Joe Biden speaking before NATO, trying to reassure

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Speaker 1: our allies that he is fit to serve. We'll take

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Speaker 1: this to the end of the show at the top

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Speaker 1: of the hour, if you will stay with us.

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Speaker 5: It never has been.

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Speaker 6: I want to pause on this because it's significant.

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Speaker 5: The year twenty twenty, the year I was.

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Speaker 6: Elected president, only nine NATO allies are spending two percent

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Speaker 6: of the defense and GDP on defense. This year twenty

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Speaker 6: three will spend at least two percent, and some will

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Speaker 6: spend more than that, and the remaining countries that have

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Speaker 6: not yet reached that milestone will get there soon. This

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Speaker 6: remarkable progress proof that our commitment is broad and deep,

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Speaker 6: that were ready, they were willing, were able to deter

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Speaker 6: aggression and defend every inch.

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Speaker 5: Of NATO territory across.

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Speaker 6: Every domain, land, air, sea, cyber and space. My friends,

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Speaker 6: it's good that we're stronger than ever because this moment

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Speaker 6: history calls for our collective strength. Autocrats on overturned global order,

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Speaker 6: which is by and large kept for nearly eighty years

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Speaker 6: in counting, terrorist groups continue to plot evil schemes, cause

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Speaker 6: mayhem and chaos and suffering in Europe.

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Speaker 5: Food's war of aggression.

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Speaker 6: Against Ukraine continues, and Putin wants nothing less, nothing less

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Speaker 6: than Ukraine's total subjugation, to end Ukraine's democracy, destroy you

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Speaker 6: raised Ukraine's culture, and to wipe Ukraine off the map.

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Speaker 6: And we know Putin won't stop at Ukraine. But make

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Speaker 6: our full collective support.

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Speaker 5: They have our full support.

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Speaker 6: Eighty four Russia bombs are falling Ukraine. The Alliance acted

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Speaker 6: or I ordered the US reinforcements that NATO's is in

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Speaker 6: flying more troops, more aircraft, more capabilities, and now the

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Speaker 6: United States has more than one hundred thousand troops in

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Speaker 6: the continent of Europe. Native moves swiftly as well, not

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Speaker 6: only reinforce the four existing battle groups in the East,

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Speaker 6: but also adding four more in Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia,

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Speaker 6: essentially doubly NATO strength on the eastern flank. Together, we've

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Speaker 6: built a global coalition to stand with Ukraine. Together we

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Speaker 6: provided significant economic and humanitarian assistance. And together we've supplied

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Speaker 6: Ukraine with weapons and needs to defend itself tanks, armored

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Speaker 6: fighting vehicles, air defense systems, long range missiles, and millions

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Speaker 6: of munitions. The United States, nearly two dozen allied partners

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Speaker 6: have signed to bilatal security agreements with Ukraine, and more

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Speaker 6: countries will follow. Today, I'm announcing the historic donation of

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Speaker 6: air defense equipment for Ukraine. The United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania,

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Speaker 6: and Italy will provide Ukraine with the equipment.

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Speaker 5: For five additional strategic area.

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Speaker 6: Defense systems, and in the coming months, the United States

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Speaker 6: and our partners intend to provide Ukraine with dozens of

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Speaker 6: additional tactical air defense systems. The United States will make

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Speaker 6: sure that when we export critical air defense interceptors, Ukraine

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Speaker 6: goes to the front of the lion, so we'll get

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Speaker 6: this assistance before anyone else gets it. All told, Ukraine

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Speaker 6: will receive hundreds of additional interceptors over the next year,

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Speaker 6: help me protect Ukrainian cities against Russian missiles Ukrainian troops

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Speaker 6: facing air attacks on their front lines. Make no mistake,

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Speaker 6: Russia is failing in this war, more than two years

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Speaker 6: in the Prudent's war of choice, as losses are staggering.

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Speaker 5: More than three hundred and fifty thousand Russian troops dead

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Speaker 5: are wounded.

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Speaker 6: Nearly one million Russians, many of them young people, have

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Speaker 6: left Russia because they no longer see a future in

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Speaker 6: Russia and Key. Remember, fellows and ladies supposed to fall

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Speaker 6: in five days. Remember I was still standing two and

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Speaker 6: a half years later, and we'll continue to stand. All

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Speaker 6: the Allies knew before this war Putin thought NATO would break. Today,

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Speaker 6: NATA was stronger than it's ever been in its history.

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Speaker 6: When this Census War began, Ukraine was a free country.

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Speaker 6: Today it is still a free country, and the war

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Speaker 6: will end with Ukraine remaining a free and independent country.

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Speaker 5: Russia will not prevail, Ukraine will prevail, Ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 6: This is a pivotal moment for Europe, for the trans community,

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Speaker 6: and I might add for the world. Let's remember the

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Speaker 6: fact that NATA remains the bulwark of global security. Did

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Speaker 6: not happen by accident. It wasn't inevitable. Again and again,

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Speaker 6: the critical moments, we chose unity over disunion, progress over retreat,

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Speaker 6: freedom of returnity, hope over fear.

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Speaker 5: Again and again we stood behind.

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Speaker 6: Our shared vision of a peaceful, prosperous translanting community. Here

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Speaker 6: at this summit, we gathered to proclaim NATA was ready

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Speaker 6: and able to secure that vision today and well into

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Speaker 6: the future.

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Speaker 1: All Right, there's a more energetic Joe Biden showing our

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Speaker 1: NATO allies he's fit to serve. Actually a good day

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Speaker 1: for Biden because he got the reassurance from Congress, the

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Speaker 1: support of reversal of Gerald Nadler, the support of the

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Speaker 1: Congressional Black Caucus, and James Clyburn looks like he's here

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Speaker 1: to stay, barring any major malfunction anyway. Well, a full

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Speaker 1: coverage also Donald Trump's speech tonight at Durrow nine Eastern

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Speaker 1: Hannity on the Fox News Channel. We'll get a great

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Speaker 1: lineup as well, coverage you'll never get from the media mob.

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Speaker 1: That's all the time we have left st DVR. We'll

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Speaker 1: see you tonight at nine. Back here tomorrow. Thank you

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Speaker 1: for making this show possible