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Speaker 2: Today Taiwan Semiconductor is announcing that they all be investing

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Speaker 2: to build state of the art semiconductor manufacturing facilities. I

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Speaker 3: Is at a great state.

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Speaker 2: I like it because I want it.

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Speaker 3: But I won most of them, actually, but I did.

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Speaker 3: We wanted, and we wanted big.

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Speaker 2: The most powerful AI chips in the world will be

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Speaker 2: one hundred billion dollars in new investment. We'll go into

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Speaker 3: So they're going to have to have a tariff.

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Speaker 2: So what they have to do is build their car

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Speaker 1: Tariff, Is there any room left for Canada and Mexico

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Speaker 5: You heard it right there. Donald Trump just committed to

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Speaker 1: Please, this is the final screen of a dying regime.

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Speaker 8: Mega Media.

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Speaker 9: War Room.

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Speaker 8: Use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 1: Mass. It's Monday, three March and the Year of Our Lord.

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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty five. Afternoon Show, Big, Big, big economic developments

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Speaker 1: this afternoon, as we headline, as we highlight it for

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Speaker 6: Here.

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Speaker 1: Brian glenn is in the room, asks two great questions. Brian,

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Speaker 1: Pretty big announcement of President Trump and really his economic

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Speaker 7: But does this once again prove that you put leadership

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Speaker 3: This is what you get.

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Speaker 7: Remember the soft Bank press conference, Steve, that we did

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Speaker 7: You can follow me at Brian Glenn TV, across the

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Speaker 4: The difference is that I think President Trump represents negotiations

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Speaker 4: And I think for so long every guest we've ever

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Speaker 4: We've seen this sort of performative activism, right coming from

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Speaker 4: Ma'am well, I think the Ukraine issue is sort of

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Speaker 4: I think the sort of myopia monomania of the idea

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Speaker 5: It sort of misses the forest for the trees.

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Speaker 4: This is about President Trump understanding the geopolitical significance not

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Speaker 4: piercing shell.

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Speaker 5: And sometimes it's the thing itself.

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Speaker 4: Right, it's the deal, it's the investment, it's the meeting

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Speaker 4: in the Oval Office. But it's also just I think

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Speaker 4: more symbolic too and calling out I'd call it a grift.

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Speaker 4: Maybe racket is a better terminology for it. But the

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Speaker 4: racket that is the incestuous deep state that I think

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Speaker 4: the Newland family just epitomizes.

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Speaker 1: On top of that, you've got the geostrategic and geoeconomic

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Speaker 1: I mean, tonight at midnight that twenty five percent tariffs

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Speaker 1: go in on two of our three biggest trading partners,

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Speaker 1: Mexico in Canada, he says, just having lived up to

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Speaker 1: being really kind of allies. In addition, I think he's

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Speaker 1: hitting ten percent on China tonight on the morning of right,

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Speaker 1: his speech is really his first date of the year union,

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Speaker 1: or addressed to Congress, as is called any first term.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts on that, man, Well, look.

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Speaker 4: Steve, all these people who are now telling us that

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Speaker 4: we have to melt down right and feel so bad

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Speaker 4: and sympathetic for all these poor people who've been fired

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Speaker 4: by usaid, I'm sorry. Those are the same brilliant geniuses

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Speaker 4: who've crafted the policies that have forced President Trump to

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Speaker 4: need to institute these tariffs, crafted the immigration policies that

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Speaker 4: have stolen the jobs, livelihoods, and frankly dignity by forcing

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Speaker 4: American workers to train their replacements. So I have absolutely

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Speaker 4: zero sympathy, empathy, whatever you want to qualify it as

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Speaker 4: for these people and you bring up these tariffs. That's

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Speaker 4: again another thing that I think is effectively evaluated through

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Speaker 4: the paradigm if it's not just the thing itself, right,

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Speaker 4: The tariff in and of itself is an effective economic tool,

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Speaker 4: like Peter Navarro has outlined better.

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Speaker 5: Than I ever could.

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Speaker 4: But I think it also just demonstrates that President Trump

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Speaker 4: and by extension, the United States is back. And when

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Speaker 4: they melt down, make no mistake about how President Trump

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Speaker 4: is appointing loyalists right the nasty, dirty L word to

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Speaker 4: his cabinet. They are not melting down because he's appointing

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Speaker 4: people who are loyal to President Trump. They're melting down

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Speaker 4: because he's appointing people who are loyal to the United

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Speaker 4: States of America, because that is so fundamentally transformational, not

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Speaker 4: just from what we've seen under Joe Biden, but really

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Speaker 4: to the existence the raisin detra I don't even like

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Speaker 4: calling it the deep state, but the sort of Washington establishment,

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Speaker 4: you know, Beltway class where they view Canada, these countries

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Speaker 4: that were now hurling tariffs against as just trading partners

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Speaker 4: because you know what to them, they are, they're expanded

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Speaker 4: market access.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 4: It's the trope of when we thought letting China into

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Speaker 4: the WTO that we would change them. It seems like

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Speaker 4: every country. You can extrapolate that critique every country that

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Speaker 4: we've somehow gotten into business with. And when I say we,

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Speaker 4: I'm not talking about the American people, right, I'm talking

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Speaker 4: about well leads.

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Speaker 5: They've benefited, but the average American worker has been totally

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Speaker 5: screwed over.

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Speaker 4: And President Trump is actually fighting for American workers and

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Speaker 4: that's why they're in meltdown over it.

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Speaker 5: And it's glorious to see.

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Speaker 1: Natalie. You're going to be with us tomorrow our Wall

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Speaker 4: Natalie g Winters on all social media platforms. Look forward

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Speaker 4: to seeing you guys tomorrow. Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: On Great Hit Natalie, thank you so much. We're to

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Speaker 1: take a short commercial break. Dave Walsh, she's going to

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Speaker 1: join us. We're going to talk some geo economics and

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Speaker 1: it's going to shock you about the hypocrisy and all this.

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Speaker 2: He has to get into a room, so we have

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Speaker 2: to make a deal. And the deal can be made

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Speaker 2: very fast. It should not be that hard a deal

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Speaker 2: to make. It could be made very fast. Now, maybe

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Speaker 2: somebody doesn't want to make a deal. And if somebody

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Speaker 2: doesn't want to make a deal, I think that person

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Speaker 2: won't be around very long. That person will not be

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Speaker 2: listened to very long. Because I believe that Russia wants

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Speaker 2: to make a deal. I believe certainly the people of

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Speaker 2: Ukraine want to make a deal. They've suffered more than

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Speaker 2: anybody else has there been.

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Speaker 11: Any communication with the administration since the Oval office meeting.

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Speaker 11: Have they reached out to you? And separately you talked

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Speaker 11: about resignation a few days ago. How are you thinking

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Speaker 11: about elections?

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Speaker 12: Yeah, co many guys a year. There is communication, not

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Speaker 12: on my level.

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Speaker 1: No, yes, regards.

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Speaker 10: Resignation.

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Speaker 12: My resignation human if if I am to be changed,

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Speaker 12: and I'll hear, how can I put it? What's happening

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Speaker 12: with the It was the support to change me.

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Speaker 1: It will not be easy.

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Speaker 12: Because it is not enough to simply hold elections. You

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Speaker 12: would need to prevent me participating in the election and

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Speaker 12: it will be a bit more difficult. So they have

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Speaker 12: to negotiate with me. And I said that I'm exchanging

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Speaker 12: for native membership, and then it means that I fulfilled

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Speaker 12: my mission. There is It just means I fulfilled my mission.

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Speaker 12: Although honestly, it looks like the people and I'm not

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Speaker 12: people in their posts naming their posts, but the citizens

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Speaker 12: of other countries are telling Ukrainians which presidents they should have,

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Speaker 12: especially if these people occupy official posts. A constructor, it

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Speaker 12: seems to me a bit undemocratical, unconstructed. We are speaking

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Speaker 12: about the values and definitely more Democrats.

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Speaker 10: Although I'm.

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Speaker 1: You know, President Trump's still please President Trump, don't get

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Speaker 1: in a room with them. And there's a lot of

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Speaker 1: pressure on you, a lot of people with you. Can

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Speaker 1: you don't need them for a peace steel say they

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Speaker 1: have no interests. They have no interest All they're trying

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Speaker 1: to do is entangle the United States. Entangle the United

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Speaker 1: States and what will be a long protracted exit like

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Speaker 1: in Vietnam, with more money, and they want a security guarantee.

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Speaker 1: They're going to wind. There were calcil trend. They're like

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Speaker 1: nine year old children that are honer. He's not trustworthy.

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Speaker 1: The whole oligarchy of Ukraine. They are a group of criminals.

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Speaker 1: Remember they're the third most corrupt nation on Earth. By

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Speaker 1: independent people that assess those types of things, It's hard

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Speaker 1: enough to negotiate with Putin in the KGB. The Europeans

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Speaker 1: are just going to have to do whatever you decide

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Speaker 1: to do, full stop, full stop, full stop. This NATO

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Speaker 1: is what got us into this situation in the first place,

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Speaker 1: by their insisting and he insisting that they wanted to

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Speaker 1: be a member of NATO, which would be right up

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Speaker 1: in Russia's grill. Also a member of the EU Dave Walsh,

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Speaker 1: I've got to bring you in here because the hypocrisy

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Speaker 1: of the European elites, and this is why I am

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Speaker 1: so veriently opposed and have been to the European elites

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Speaker 1: have dragged America into war after war afterward. And remember, folks,

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Speaker 1: all of you were all kicked out of those countries.

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Speaker 1: Your grandparents, your great grandparents, your great great great grandparents.

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Speaker 1: We're all given the boot by your betters in these countries.

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Speaker 1: We don't know these people anything, zero, nothing. The folks

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Speaker 1: are there fine. You see now, a sovereignty movement, a

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Speaker 1: populous natural revolt country by country because they've taken the

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Speaker 1: inspiration of President Trump and the MAGA movement. And now

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Speaker 1: they're sitting there going we got to throw these bums out.

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Speaker 1: But those bumps still call the deal. Dave Walsh, you're

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Speaker 1: my energy guy, and at the basis of everything is energy. Plentiful, consistent,

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Speaker 1: cheap energy. That's what drives an industrial world. In a

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Speaker 1: post industrial world, it's going to drive the algorithmic age

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Speaker 1: even more than it drove the industrial age because of

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Speaker 1: the massive power requirements of artificial intelligence. Dave Walsh, what

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Speaker 1: is the blatant hypocrisy of the European elites in this

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Speaker 1: situation around Ukraine and potential rapprocheman of the United States

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Speaker 1: and Russia, Sir.

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Speaker 6: Well focusing on Starmer and the Crone's visit here right

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Speaker 6: before Zelenski came with the virtue signaling, chest beating and

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Speaker 6: shameless demands of the US to step up and continue

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Speaker 6: to heavily fund this Ukraine war. I'm sure President Trump

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Speaker 6: in private reminded them they're below net zero in respect

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Speaker 6: to they have purchased from the beginning of this war

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Speaker 6: two hundred and twenty one billion dollars worth of Russian

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Speaker 6: natural gas, oil, coal, and uranium.

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Speaker 10: For their energy supply.

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Speaker 6: Well, they've lent one hundred billion roughly to the Ukraine

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Speaker 6: lent for the war effort. They've spent two hundred and

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Speaker 6: twenty one billion in Russia on Russian fuels to fuel

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Speaker 6: their economy. Because the net zero d carb wind solar

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Speaker 6: battery storage movement in Europe produces about eight percent of

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Speaker 6: their all in energy, has been a drastic failure because

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Speaker 6: of the minimal nature of that kind of energy.

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Speaker 10: And oh, by the way, during this war, they've.

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Speaker 6: Spent another equivalent two hundred and fifty to two hundred

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Speaker 6: and seventy five billion on Russia's ally China for solar

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Speaker 6: panels and batteries, battery storage for power the Western European nations.

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Speaker 6: So here they are heavily funding this war effort through

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Speaker 6: Russia's ally, but more directly Russia sixty one billion every

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Speaker 6: two twenty million over three year period, seventy billion a

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Speaker 6: year in spending in.

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Speaker 10: Russia for substances.

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Speaker 6: They must have to exist as a society, so there

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Speaker 6: is no way that they're going to get involved in

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Speaker 6: hand to hand combat, in actual kinetic warfare against Russia.

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Speaker 6: They're heavily supporting this war cause on a two to

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Speaker 6: one basis over that which they're lending the Ukraine. It's

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Speaker 6: obsanely shameless that they're demanding the US to fund what

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Speaker 6: they are.

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Speaker 10: Actually spent ending in Russia on a loil gas call

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Speaker 10: in uranium.

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Speaker 1: What is the potential you see if we work through

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Speaker 1: in some rapprocheman with Russia and particularly the fact that

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Speaker 1: we want to get them break them up from the CCP,

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Speaker 1: isn't energy if we talk about at first thing to

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Speaker 1: do is to lay down the guns in Ukraine, but

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Speaker 1: then figure out how we build some prosperity around that

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Speaker 1: ceasefire or at least the beginnings of peace. Are the

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Speaker 1: possibilities of the leading with leadership of the United States

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Speaker 1: and then Western Europe and integration into the energy aspect

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Speaker 1: of that part of Europe and Eurasia.

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Speaker 6: Sir, Yeah, I mean we're going to have to take

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Speaker 6: this out of the closet. This invasion took this subject

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Speaker 6: out of the closet. The fact that the European attempted

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Speaker 6: reliance on wind, solar and battery storage has produced that

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Speaker 6: zero energy for them, a lack of energy driving industry

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Speaker 6: out of the UK, out of England, out of Austria

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Speaker 6: and the like. They do have a heavy localized dependence

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Speaker 6: in the region on Russian oil and gas.

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Speaker 10: I think a very large part of.

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Speaker 6: Any peace process is certainly reinitiating all of that trade

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Speaker 6: for them. They desperately need that and that needs to

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Speaker 6: come out of the closet out in public.

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Speaker 10: Those economies, especially.

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Speaker 6: For home heating, commercial heating is all ninety eight percent

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Speaker 6: in Western Europe is oil and gas driven, not wind

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Speaker 6: and solar. You don't have that in the morning between

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Speaker 6: five am and nine am at all. So that I

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Speaker 6: mean they're dependence on the Russian economy for energy resources.

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Speaker 10: That make sense. It can be a key part of settling.

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Speaker 6: This whole thing because would actually drive up legitimate Russian

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Speaker 6: supply and bring them back into a harmonious conclusion of

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Speaker 6: the real relationship that's there. That's what I'm pointing to Germany.

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Speaker 10: This whole thing with.

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Speaker 6: The pipeline we now know more about the US Ukrainian

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Speaker 6: collaboration in the North Stream explosion was all about attempting

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Speaker 6: to induce Germany to get into this fray with money.

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Speaker 6: Is if we all recall the first six months of it.

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Speaker 6: They had no interest in participating at all in the

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Speaker 6: Ukraine conflict, which you know is a decision. So our

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Speaker 6: efforts to help with that North Stream pipeline callamity, was

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Speaker 6: about attempting to induce them to be troubled into supporting.

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Speaker 10: The Ukraine effort.

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Speaker 6: That's how cross link these countries are with Russian oil

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Speaker 6: and gas supply. Russia natural gas supply just reached the

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Speaker 6: top of the list. The number one exporter of natural

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Speaker 10: Again Visa VI tankers L.

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Speaker 6: ANDNG, displacing the US and qutars number one suppliers in

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Speaker 10: This is only this only happened seven.

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Speaker 8: Months ago.

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Speaker 1: During the height of the sward so hip for Christia Germany,

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Speaker 1: the signal to the United States of the madness of

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Speaker 1: the Greta Thunberg and everything Germanys. And this is why

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Speaker 1: should be a lesson to Democrat politicians. Germany's economy is

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Speaker 1: shrinking at three five percent because, as you called it

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Speaker 1: down major sources of consistent, plentiful and cheap energy. Right.

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Speaker 1: I mean, this is a way that you drive an

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Speaker 1: out of the closet and dust them off. But the

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Speaker 1: this madness of net carbon zero, is it not?

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Speaker 6: No, they're supposed conversion to dependence on their entergive end

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Speaker 6: program wind and solar has really resulted in what typically

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Speaker 6: same thing, for example, massive imports of electrification to offset

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Speaker 6: commercial activities and homes, on French nuclear power, on Polish

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Speaker 6: coal fired power to displace those coal plants, and all

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Speaker 6: the nuclear plants that were closed in Germany by Merkle,

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Speaker 6: simply aren't there enough to matter. So the dependence on

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Speaker 10: I mean, they've ruined their economy.

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Speaker 6: Chemical plants moving out, steel plants moving out, car plants

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Speaker 10: It's a disaster. England has seen this.

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Speaker 6: Already economy on its knees for exactly the same reason,

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Speaker 6: being shuttered now just to energy disaster. So I mean

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Speaker 6: the reality of their dependence in Russia does need drug

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Speaker 6: settling all this because that that economic cross link is

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Speaker 6: in the long run, it's a good thing. If you know,

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Speaker 6: Russia hopefully behaves with the settlement and a peace agreement, then.

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Speaker 10: We're back in business. But they're there.

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Speaker 6: We're not going to be able to beat the cost

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Speaker 6: six dollars premium coming from the US to displace it,

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Speaker 6: it makes no economic sense. So that the Russian energy

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Speaker 6: supply restart on a legitimate basis is a key part

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Speaker 6: of a peace action here.

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Speaker 1: With that question, Dave, can you hang on for a second.

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Speaker 1: After the break, I want to ask you the question

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Speaker 1: I think that the twenty five percent the ten percent tomorrow. Also,

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Speaker 1: the break. Financial markets were quite turbulent after President Trump

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Speaker 1: smart in times of turbul Speaking in times of turbulence,

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Speaker 1: tariffs tonight on China, twenty five percent teriffsa on Mexico

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Speaker 1: and Canada. He's talking about reciprocia tariffs on Europe very quickly,

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Speaker 1: and I think ten percent hit China. So it's all systems.

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Speaker 1: Go walk us through the energy aspect of this. How's

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Speaker 1: this going to impact the folks are getting tariffs on

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Speaker 1: them and also the United States of America sir, well.

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Speaker 10: Let's talk China first.

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Speaker 6: We got to I mean, without congressional ability to dismantle

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Speaker 6: these incentives on solar and wind. But by the way,

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Speaker 6: I do think the National Energy Emergency helps us do

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Speaker 6: that in the short range, and the absence of that ability,

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Speaker 6: going ahead and putting massive tariffs on Chinese solar panels,

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Speaker 6: thin film PV inverters, batteries for utility scale storage, that's

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Speaker 6: a huge deal. Fifty one percent of the new capacity

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Speaker 6: in the US this year will be solar, twenty nine

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Speaker 6: percent battery storage. All of that, essentially, all of that

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Speaker 6: imported from China. That's a disaster. So imposing stiff tariffs

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Speaker 6: on a country that will not accept US made steam.

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Speaker 10: Turbines, US made generators.

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Speaker 6: Will not accept US made switch gear, will not accept

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Speaker 6: US made transformers, will not accept US and made gas turbines.

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Speaker 10: Parts they do, but not the whole unit.

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Speaker 6: They have soft programs against the importation of any of

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Speaker 6: that from Japan here in Western Europe. So the tariffs

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Speaker 6: in reciprocity on solar, wind and battery storage especially make

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Speaker 6: complete sense with respect to our energy policy that's now

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Speaker 6: dominated by Chinese supplied equipment, displacing American fuel. The same

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Speaker 6: situation with respect to all basic industry. I spent my

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Speaker 6: life working to attempt to export breakers, switch gear, transformers, motors,

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Speaker 6: generators into Europe. You can't do it from here, and

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Speaker 6: you can't do it from Japan either. The trade wall

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Speaker 6: in Europe, Western Europe particularly has been up so high

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Speaker 6: for fifty five years due to their defense of their

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Speaker 6: social labor governments, acting hand in hand with their government

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Speaker 6: controlled industry behemos to void out any notionality of participating.

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Speaker 10: In the global trade. You must buy generation and electrical.

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Speaker 6: Equipment and steel and cars in Europe that are made

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Speaker 6: in Europe, hardstop.

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Speaker 10: And they defend that with tariffs, and they defend that.

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Speaker 6: Position with a lot of soft regulatory jargon against imports.

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Speaker 6: Been and for some reason, the Wall Street the New

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Speaker 6: York Times never mentioned this. But the trade wall in

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Speaker 6: Europe has been up so high for so long. We're

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Speaker 6: way past the eighty year ago reconstruction of Western Europe.

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Speaker 10: Just a tactic to void out the.

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Speaker 6: Importation of largely US and Japanese product that are horrendous.

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Speaker 6: Mexico strong message needs delivered, and he's delivering it on

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Speaker 6: the border. We're serious about the border. So we've got

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Speaker 6: to make the tariff stick for a good while to

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Speaker 6: assure understands we're very serious about the border, and they

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Speaker 6: need to keep that border manned with their troops. They

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Speaker 6: need to bolster the troops, and they need to get

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Speaker 6: after the cartels. And I think Pete Hegseth is on

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Speaker 6: the right page, and discussions now opening about going after

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Speaker 6: them in country. And you've got the same issue with

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Speaker 6: Canada and not really being that egregiously supportive.

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Speaker 10: Of our border needs up north.

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Speaker 6: Nor accepting of our products over long history, and putting

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Speaker 6: mainly ag products. So he's walking reciprocity and that makes

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Speaker 6: complete sense and people understand that.

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Speaker 10: So if it's well explained, and I'm.

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Speaker 6: Sure it will be, people grasp what the essence of

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Speaker 6: reciprocity is on that topic.

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Speaker 10: Like for like people blocking.

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Speaker 6: Us, they've got to see the same medicine coming back,

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Speaker 6: and then there's a chance in the longer picture. He

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Speaker 6: is a free trade guy. He said that eight years ago.

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Speaker 6: It's going to you know, you've got to do this

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Speaker 6: to bring people to sanity on Western Europe, specifically China

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Speaker 6: specifically except from others. Don't don't dump products here. And

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Speaker 6: then and then not accept anything from the US from Japan.

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Speaker 6: Be rational about it. This is a way to bring

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Speaker 6: them to heal. This is the logical way to do it.

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Speaker 6: Sure has meta, but it's the way to do it.

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Speaker 1: True. Trump's Trump's geoeconomic plan. He'll say something about this

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Speaker 1: and I in depth more at this And Dave Walsh

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Speaker 10: Thanks but Dave Walsh energy true social X and getter.

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Speaker 9: he's attacking this recovery network and Thentorecoverynetwork dot org that

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Speaker 9: I set up, all my funds that went into it,

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Speaker 9: and you know, he just doesn't like the fact that

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Speaker 9: it's a Christian network. It gets people off of addiction.

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Speaker 9: But the big reason is he wants to silence my

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Speaker 9: voice and it's disgusting. We're not gonna stop fighting and

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Speaker 9: that's it. And we've got and you guys can help

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Speaker 9: out my pillow. He's attacking my pillow too, the irs

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Speaker 9: is and Gellis, And so we're giving back to you

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Speaker 9: guys nine ninety eight all of our commemorative Warroom collection

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Speaker 9: exclusives for these nine ninety eight my Pillow two point

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Speaker 9: of pillows, limit fifteen. When they're gone, they're gone.

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Speaker 1: Promo code Warroom.

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Speaker 9: You guys have given us the greatest support that our

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Speaker 9: company could ever ask for. And help yourself get the

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Speaker 9: best sleep of your life.

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Speaker 1: Thanks Steve, Thank you, Brother Andy Biggs, Mike Davis, Todd Bensman.

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Speaker 1: Next in the War Room.