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Speaker 1: I apologized. Always good talking to you. I got some

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Speaker 1: When we teed it up today, we were playing the

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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. This thing expanded to be a lot

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Speaker 1: more than just talking about birthright citizenship. So let's go

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Speaker 6: In the war room, Lenda Kagan wondered why the administration

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Speaker 3: You're losing a bunch of cases. This guy over here,

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Speaker 7: Well, in this particular case, we have deliberately not presented

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Speaker 6: Jered So, Laura, try to help understand us, understand what

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Speaker 12: This is not hypothetical.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval in

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Speaker 1: There's not got a free shot.

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Speaker 10: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 5: Mega media?

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Speaker 5: Use your host, Stephen k Man.

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Speaker 1: The Year of Our Lord twenty twenty five, The Viceroy

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Speaker 1: joins us, Mike, this thing quickly metastasized to a really

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Speaker 1: a discussion far beyond just birthright citizenship. Can you walk

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Speaker 15: Sir well it was a bit of a muddled mess

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Speaker 15: today at the Supreme Courts. Look, it is very clear

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Speaker 15: under the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution that the birthright

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Speaker 15: That's what the intent of the birthright citizenship provision of

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Speaker 15: People don't realize this, but even American Indians did not

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Speaker 2: They don't. They don't have allegiance to the.

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Speaker 15: nationwide injunctions. Can one of these six hundred and eighty

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Speaker 1: But I want to for the non lawyers, myself included,

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Speaker 15: And you have to ask yourself why the ladies of

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Speaker 15: And so maybe Professor amy Cony Barrett should be more

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Speaker 1: Mike Davis, where do people go to get you? On

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Speaker 16: Speaker midnight tonight is the deadline to pass House bills?

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Speaker 5: On second reading?

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Speaker 16: Thank you, We gabbled in on I'm sorry, parlamentary inquirer,

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Speaker 17: That is not a proper parliamentary inquiry, Mister Speaker Conserves,

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Speaker 12: State your inquiry?

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Speaker 16: There are hundreds of bills on today's calendar. Do any

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Speaker 17: That is not a proper parliamentary inquiry, mister Speaker Saras,

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Speaker 1: Okay, this situation down there where sores put in three

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Speaker 18: Hi Steve, Hello to all of our MAGA friends. We

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Speaker 18: and round. It will be a landslide. I'm currently in Paris.

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Speaker 12: So we presume that they.

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Speaker 12: Things are shaping up good.

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Speaker 18: We had the Marine Lepen and all the leaders you

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Speaker 18: Romanian audience. The Romanian citizens remain in our support. They

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Speaker 12: They they threw Collein out.

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Speaker 18: He won the first round with twenty two percent and

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Speaker 1: Are you feel confident that you're the worst nightmare? Because yeah,

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Speaker 4: Guys.

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Speaker 1: Now you're going to come back and win bigger than ever.

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Speaker 1: So uh, you know, I want to run to the

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Speaker 1: Aren't you concerned that the EU and the other gangsters

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Speaker 18: They can try, but the difference is quite big. I'm

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Speaker 18: is not to be frightened. The solution is to fight back.

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Speaker 18: The solution is to organize. The solution is to have solidarity,

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Speaker 18: and we are having plenty of this if you are

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Speaker 18: not frightened, because this is what they tried to do.

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Speaker 12: In between the two rounds. We started.

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Speaker 18: Instead of celebrating the victory, we started with the attack

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Speaker 18: of the Romanian currency, like in Solo style when he attacked,

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Speaker 18: for example, the British pound in the early nineties. Now

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Speaker 18: they attacked food JP Morgan the Romanian level and said

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Speaker 18: it is because of me, because I won with such

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Speaker 18: a big difference in front of the establishment candidates. Now

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Speaker 18: they will try to do something on the stock markets.

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Speaker 18: They will try to threaten us like we will not

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Speaker 18: get EU funds in the future, but they cannot kick

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Speaker 18: us out.

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Speaker 12: From the European Union.

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Speaker 18: We are here to stay, so we put our trust

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Speaker 18: in to the Almighty God. We put our trust in

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Speaker 18: a miracle that happened in Romania that the Romanian people

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Speaker 18: are not manipulated anymore through the TV channels, through mainstream media,

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Speaker 18: are not manipulated through the fake news that are spreading

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Speaker 18: about us. They don't know, really what can they say

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Speaker 18: about us?

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Speaker 12: Because I'm not corrupt. They really invented.

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Speaker 18: They tried to make like a gay porn movie with

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Speaker 18: me last week. They hired, they hired the guile that

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Speaker 18: resembled me. But people from the institutions and people from

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Speaker 18: the secret services are starting to give us info.

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Speaker 1: So George's hanging for one second. We're going to take

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Speaker 1: a short commercial break room. Come back, George Simeon in

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Speaker 1: Paris the Romanian election on Sunday. Back in a moment,

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Speaker 1: use your.

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Speaker 19: Host Stephen kut George, because we got Philip Patrick exploding

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Speaker 19: information on the on Capitol Hill about the big beautiful.

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Speaker 1: Bill coming out of a budget committe. I'm gonna get

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Speaker 1: to Philip in a moment. But when George said, hey,

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Speaker 1: they're they're faking, doing fake gay porn tapes of him.

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Speaker 1: So what is going on is the deep state? What

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Speaker 1: are they doing?

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Speaker 18: Sir so they were trying how they can impress, impress

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Speaker 18: our conservative audience, our conservative voters.

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Speaker 12: They should invent something about me.

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Speaker 18: So they hired an actor that looked like me and

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Speaker 18: they paid him to uh to film.

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Speaker 12: Like a gay porn. Maybe they enjoyed it.

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Speaker 1: But by the way, was that was Lensky free? Was

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Speaker 1: Lensky free and taking gigs again?

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Speaker 18: I am I'm sure they all make a make parties

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Speaker 18: with Manuel mccron and the rest of where people.

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Speaker 12: For this.

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Speaker 1: I started it, I started keep going it's.

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Speaker 18: Not my it's not my style. So we had the

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Speaker 18: information we had some people uh filming what they were filming,

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Speaker 18: so not working with the manipulation.

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Speaker 12: They are quite desperate.

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Speaker 18: I'm now protected by the Secret Service in Romania in

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Speaker 18: order nothing to happen with me, because we can think

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Speaker 18: they could do everything in their power to stop. Also,

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Speaker 18: this time the elections, we will fight. We yeah, we

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Speaker 18: will fight. We we don't surrender. And the Poland Polish

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Speaker 18: elections come come next. They have the first round Sunday,

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Speaker 18: then on the first June the second round.

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Speaker 12: I went there.

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Speaker 18: I am supporting Karl Navotsky, the conservative candidate. People are

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Speaker 18: behind him. I had a speech in in lors Ilisia

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Speaker 18: in Poland, and after I'm elected president, I will go

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Speaker 18: for one week to campaign with Carol because it's important

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Speaker 18: to have too important pro NATO pro Trump to presidents

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Speaker 18: on the eastern flank sovereigntist.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to actually had they had they had

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Speaker 1: the gun deck test. They had a conference as tech conference,

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Speaker 1: all these business leaders that brought all the American lefties there.

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Speaker 1: Obama for a Mallion Bucks I think it was today

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Speaker 1: or actually anyway, we're going to have Pasovaco. We expose

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Speaker 1: all that on tomorrow Morning show. George is going to

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Speaker 1: join us again tomorrow night after his debate with his opponent. George.

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Speaker 1: Your social media, sir, where do people follow you between

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Speaker 1: now and the time you come back on the show tomorrow?

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Speaker 18: On next Georgia Simeon, this is this is my account

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Speaker 18: and uh, of course in Romania, much more popular for

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Speaker 18: politics for the Romanian citizens are Facebook, on TikTok with

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Speaker 18: the same name, with my name, the official accounts that

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Speaker 18: have one million, five hundred and one million, six hundred followers.

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Speaker 12: We're really going viral.

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Speaker 18: Their mainstream media are watched by half a million people.

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Speaker 18: We are watched on x and on Facebook and on

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Speaker 18: TikTok by six million, seven million.

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Speaker 12: Viewers each day in.

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Speaker 18: The campaign, we have like one hundred million impressions.

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Speaker 12: Things are going good. It's the voice of the people.

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Speaker 18: We don't really need to campaign because the citizens, the

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Speaker 18: normal Romanians are making the campaign instead of us.

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Speaker 1: Fight on. Sir, you're one of the leading sovereigntis in Europe.

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Speaker 1: We look forward to having me back on tomorrow.

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Speaker 12: Here tomorrow, greetings.

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Speaker 1: See you, sir. These guys you got to imagine, you

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Speaker 1: got to admire the courage of the lipenza the world

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Speaker 1: and Nigel AfD people. The deep state is just there

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Speaker 1: to crush and thinking about this the gay porn thing.

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Speaker 1: It's sick. These are sick people trying to stop the

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Speaker 1: same people trying to put President Trump in prison, the

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Speaker 1: same people trying to put Balston Or in prison. Do

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Speaker 1: we have a clip to open with Philip Patrick? Okay, fine,

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Speaker 1: we've got The reason we don't have any audio is

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Speaker 1: that it's all coming on tweets today. The Budget Committee's

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Speaker 1: got to kind of pass the budget part of the

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Speaker 1: big beautiful bill, because remember it kind of comes together

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Speaker 1: in all these pieces. I think three votes it wouldn't happen.

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Speaker 1: They got three no's that here are writ in the committee.

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Speaker 1: They had a conference I think this afternoon, and that's

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Speaker 1: turned into a fracas. Philip Patrick, this was kind of inevitable,

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Speaker 1: was it not, Sir, Yeah, it.

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Speaker 14: Was, but still surprising. Right, it's crazy. There's always a problem.

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Speaker 14: We've got three Republican hardlineers is Ralph Norman, Josh Breech,

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Speaker 14: and Chip Roy, and they're saying that the problem, the

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Speaker 14: reason that they're not going to vote for it is

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Speaker 14: a lack of estimates from the CBO for specific parts

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Speaker 14: of the bill, particularly for the Medicaid overhaul. Estimates for

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Speaker 14: the Energy and Commerce committees portion of the bill, for example,

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Speaker 14: won't be available until early next week. But you know,

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Speaker 14: this isn't a reason to stop the bill, right. The

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Speaker 14: GOP leadership is rightly working to advance the legislation because

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Speaker 14: this was President Trump's agenda.

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Speaker 20: Right.

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Speaker 14: The problem is, as you mentioned, we've got a narrow

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Speaker 14: Republican majority in the House, so even three dissenting votes

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Speaker 14: is going to put it cause a big problem for

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Speaker 14: the bill. But it is important to get this through, right.

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Speaker 14: This has to happen before Congress adjourns for the last

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Speaker 14: four years. The GOP have been capitulating time after time

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Speaker 14: after time, and now we have a bill that makes

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Speaker 14: necessary changes. All of a sudden, these guys are getting

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Speaker 14: cold feet. Like you said, it's not surprising, but it's

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Speaker 14: absolutely absurd. President Trump ran his campaign on this platform

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Speaker 14: and he got elected, and it's because it's what the

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Speaker 14: American people want, right. It's impossible to understand how Congress

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Speaker 14: always found the money for Biden's priorities for years and

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Speaker 14: years and years, eight trillion dollars and more, and now

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Speaker 14: all of a sudden they can't do anything without CBO estimates.

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Speaker 20: It's absolute nonsense.

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Speaker 1: Steve, what is the but the tenure Treasury's going up?

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Speaker 1: In your mind? Are you concerned? One of the reasons

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Speaker 1: Norman and Roy and these other guys are, and Arrington's

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Speaker 1: kind of a budget hawk. They're sitting there going this

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Speaker 1: thing just doesn't have enough cuts. When you look at

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Speaker 1: some of the gimmicks on the tax side that are

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Speaker 1: not permanent, you could be driving this off a cliff.

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Speaker 1: Are you concerned with that? I mean you more concerned

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Speaker 1: at getting something passed or making sure that we don't

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Speaker 1: like Senator Johnson saying, Holly saying you're gonna you're on

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Speaker 1: a glide slope indicator to sixty three dollars in ten years.

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Speaker 1: Sixty three dollars dead and ten years. Does that concern

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Speaker 1: you less than just let's get this pass. Get this through.

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Speaker 20: Listen, we have to get this pass.

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Speaker 14: This was President Trump's mandate, this is what the American

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Speaker 14: people want, this is what he was voted in for.

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Speaker 20: So we have to get this pass.

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Speaker 14: Ultimately, tax cuts are going to help him grow the

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Speaker 14: economy longer term, and I am I concerned about a

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Speaker 14: national debt that's increasing. Absolutely, yes, But this bill mandated

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Speaker 14: significant spending cuts nine hundred billion dollars over the next decade.

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Speaker 14: Is it enough to close the gap. No, but it's

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Speaker 14: a step in the right direction. We've got to let

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Speaker 14: these guys work to get something done. What's the alternative

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Speaker 14: We do nothing and we push the cam further down

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Speaker 14: the road. That isn't an alternative either. So longer term,

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Speaker 14: we're going to have to look at curbing spending.

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Speaker 20: I think tariff revenues will be important.

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Speaker 14: I mean, doge if they can get anything done, will

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Speaker 14: be important. But yeah, I think short term we've got

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Speaker 14: to get this bill through because the alternative.

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Speaker 1: Is even worse, even worse. How do you think this

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Speaker 1: is going to affect with You have this issue with

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Speaker 1: the big beautiful bill, and particularly on the spending side.

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Speaker 1: You've then got the rear reset by the Bricks Nations

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Speaker 1: and you saw how she and Putin were hanging out

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Speaker 1: in Moscow. Then you've got the debt ceiling itself, which

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Speaker 1: right now my mass shows are at the four train

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Speaker 1: dollars increasing the debt setne will blow through that before

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Speaker 1: the duration period of after the midterm elections. I think

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Speaker 1: we'll do it actually in the summer of twenty six.

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Speaker 1: Those three events, how do you think that's going to

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Speaker 1: impact your thinking about gold and precious metals?

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Speaker 20: Listen why and bullish on gold?

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Speaker 14: JP Morgan came out with a potential prediction for gold

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Speaker 14: that's six thousand dollars over the next few years, depending

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Speaker 14: on what happens with trade wars. So I'm certainly bullish

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Speaker 14: on gold. The bricks, we have to keep an eye

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Speaker 14: on it's gathering steam. It was a frightening thing to

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Speaker 14: see Chinese, North Korean and Russian troops marching in Unison,

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Speaker 14: so they're clearly sticking together. The bricks are not a

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Speaker 14: natural alliance, but they're alliance through desire or through need

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Speaker 14: at the moment, so I think that will continue to

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Speaker 14: gather scheme as steam. As I've said the whole time.

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Speaker 14: Longer term, we're going to have to close that gap.

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Speaker 14: We're going to have to kill the deficit because if

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Speaker 14: we don't, if debt continues to amass, as you say,

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Speaker 14: to the sixty trillion point, there's nothing President Trump where

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Speaker 14: anyone else can do, we will look like a bad

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Speaker 14: investment to the rest of the world and they will

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Speaker 14: pull away. But look, I'm encouraged. I'm encouraged through the

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Speaker 14: tariff negotiations. I think President Trump short term got us

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Speaker 14: a good deal. I'm encouraged by the trade deal with

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Speaker 14: the United Kingdom designed to try and isolate China on

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Speaker 14: the international stage. We'll have to see how this plays out, honestly,

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Speaker 14: but I'm getting more encouraged on the tariff side. The

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Speaker 14: death side of things, I'm not encouraged, but I think

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Speaker 14: it's a case of watch this space and see what these.

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Speaker 20: Guys can do.

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Speaker 1: What we just came out with the seventh free installment

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Speaker 1: on end of the Dollar Empire, called the Real Reset,

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Speaker 1: that tease people up and every other day we're doing

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Speaker 1: the road to Rio, which we're doing today. Why should

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Speaker 1: people read, particularly peer were up to speed? I understand

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Speaker 1: the debt, I understand, said, what is it about the

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Speaker 1: seventh free installment that is important for people to read

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Speaker 1: about the real reset?

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Speaker 14: Look, I think, and this is the premise of your show, right,

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Speaker 14: the more informed people are, the more they can take

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Speaker 10: Many of them gang members and the rest of it.

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Speaker 13: Wait till you see the footage. But this is just

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Speaker 13: We saw the nonsense last week in New Jersey as

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Speaker 13: They're being mistreated, they're being treated better than you or I.

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Speaker 10: They've got a massive soccer field out in the back.

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Speaker 10: Why they say they're drinking out of toilets. They're trying

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Speaker 1: But you know we had yawn on about the colony

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Speaker 10: Sir, Well, they are. They're doing it as quick as

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Speaker 13: We were again, we were with the Ice Field Office

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Speaker 10: Now. Talking to Bradford, he said.

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Speaker 13: The working relationship they have with the different agencies is

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Speaker 10: Speaking of Colony Ridge.

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Speaker 13: The biggest week they've had since President Trump took office

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Speaker 10: They got over six hundred people that week.

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Speaker 13: But again, that's only six hundred fifteen million that we

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Speaker 1: And why are the taxes authorities? Yeah? Why is the

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Speaker 4: then call eight hundred eight seven three one zero six two.

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Speaker 2: I told the operators. They all know that you'll be

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Speaker 2: calling in because.

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Speaker 4: We actually ended this earlier today for our email exclusive,

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Speaker 4: So you guys get one last chance to get those

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Speaker 4: GE's and dream sheets at the best prices in history.

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Speaker 1: Promo Code Warroom Michae Lindell, fantastic. We will see you

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Speaker 1: tomorrow morning in the in the ten to noon, probably

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Speaker 1: in the second half of the show. Fight on brother,

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Speaker 1: Michael Lindell. That's a fighter right there, incredible fighter. Okay,

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Speaker 1: there's a firestorm happening on Capitol Hill. Natalie's going to

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Speaker 1: pick it up from here. I'm going to be back

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Speaker 1: ten am Eastern day like time tomorrow morning. The show

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Speaker 1: the next hour is going to be on fire. You're

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Speaker 1: going to get aspects of tacking what's happening here that

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Speaker 1: you're not going to get anyplace else. There's also so

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Speaker 1: much going on behind the scenes, particularly in this budget

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Speaker 1: and tax fight. We'll try to make it a little

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Speaker 1: clearer tomorrow morning. Also, we're going to have this get posts.

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Speaker 1: So they're rigging this deal in Poland. They're so nervous

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Speaker 1: in this first round of the Conservatives. They're so nervous.

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Speaker 1: The party at Davos is going to shut down the

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Speaker 1: sovereigntist shore commercial break back

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Speaker 10: In a moment