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Speaker 2: So he wants a fifty percent Is that what he said?

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Speaker 3: Fifty vices point basis specific point Schmidt wants zero. The

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Speaker 5: What's the latest, Ken, Chris?

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Speaker 4: In a truth social post, the President has denounced Jack

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Speaker 4: There's congressional investigations, and there may well be a justice

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Speaker 6: I've seen this my whole career, Chris.

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Speaker 4: But what we've never seen is a person who has

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Speaker 7: That we have never seen before. There's no doubt about that.

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Speaker 9: I think that that decision was written, and I remember

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Speaker 7: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 6: On these people.

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Speaker 7: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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

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Speaker 10: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 7: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 5: Will be saved. Or here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 7: Bath Wednesday twenty nine at Cobra Your viler twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 7: you're getting it now. You see if you repeat it,

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Speaker 10: Post war WARDI too, Milton, freedmen free to choose capitalism,

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Speaker 10: to change the minds of Thomas Massey's and these libertarians

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Speaker 10: start to question, what has you know, a lot of

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Speaker 10: free trade done to us and how has it made

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Speaker 10: it dependent on us a dependent nation? And I think,

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Speaker 10: you know, if we can start to question that in

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Speaker 10: the universities and the academics can start to look at it.

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Speaker 10: And it's on the conservative side. I talked to a

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Speaker 10: great conservative college, and he's like, I love President Trump,

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Speaker 10: but I just will never do terrorists.

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Speaker 6: I was like, why why want you every He said.

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Speaker 10: Well, I learned in business class one oh one that

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Speaker 10: Milton Freeman said they're bad, and I think that I

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Speaker 10: would like to start the for Trump President Trump's legacy

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Speaker 6: First.

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Speaker 10: I believe in free trade within America's borders. Here's how

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Speaker 10: we don't have free trade. If I sell to a

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Speaker 10: my say a company within California puts a thousand dollars

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Speaker 10: per disorder in with me, well they have to pay.

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Speaker 6: Eleven hundred dollars.

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Speaker 10: They have to pay one hundred dollars sales tax ten percent,

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Speaker 10: but they buy that same.

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Speaker 6: Good from communist China they don't.

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Speaker 10: Have that sales tax. I believe in free trade with

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Speaker 10: in our borders, but if you want access to our

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Speaker 10: golden market, you have to pay. And how the post

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Speaker 10: World War two rules based international order basically crippled US

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Speaker 10: is they did not understand manufacturing, what it takes to

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Speaker 10: keep it here within a nation, and how it is

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Speaker 10: the backbone of importance for nation and national security and

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Speaker 10: the middle class, and how we keep our consumer market

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Speaker 10: that people want to get into is to rebuild our

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Speaker 10: middle class through manufacturing. And that's a big concern I

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Speaker 10: see coming on is the shrinking of.

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Speaker 7: Our middle class. Yeah, John, just hanger for a second.

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Speaker 7: I'm a hold Joe, Julie Kelly's going to join us.

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Speaker 7: We're going to get into all this fight with the

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Speaker 7: Deep States. You may actually have a scoop or to

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Speaker 7: break here. Gardner's right, they did not appreciate the power

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Speaker 7: of manufacturing. You know who did the Chinese companist party.

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Speaker 7: That's where they took it with Wall Street and the

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Speaker 7: corporatis helping him. We're still dealing with that and we'll

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Speaker 7: deal with it tonight at ten pm.

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Speaker 5: Use your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 7: Okay, welcome back. John Gardner is going to join us

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Speaker 7: tonight ten pm Eastern daylight time to one am Eastern

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Speaker 7: daylight time, special presentation by Real America's Voice in the

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Speaker 7: War Room. We're gonna have Natalie Winners, Alex Jones, Jack Pasovic,

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Speaker 7: Brian Kennedy, John Gardner, and Moore Well announce more as

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Speaker 7: we get up tonight. But it's going to historic meeting

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Speaker 7: between she and President Trump with geopolitical implications. Gardner, We're

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Speaker 7: gonna you want to hear more of John Gardner's brillants,

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Speaker 7: because you guys already text me during the break. Who

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Speaker 7: is this guy's brilliant? Of course he's briant. We only

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Speaker 7: have brain on the war room. Gardner, what are your coordinates?

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Speaker 7: People get your social media, particularly your brilliant book that

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Speaker 7: is manufacturing always promoted. You're always promoting manufacturer of the little.

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Speaker 6: Guy, manufacturer local.

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Speaker 10: How to make America the manufacturing superpower of the world

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Speaker 10: is to name my book. I'm on Exit John Gardner

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Speaker 10: v Oh. My website's John Gardner author dot com and

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Speaker 10: it's about to get a major upgrade.

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Speaker 6: And I'm on Getter at MFG gear Official.

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Speaker 10: And yeah, I'll have a lot more to say about

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Speaker 10: that post World War two rules based international order when

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Speaker 10: you have time.

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Speaker 7: We'll talk about it tonight. John Garden's going to join.

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Speaker 7: It's ten pm Eastern daylight time to one am. This

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Speaker 7: historic meeting in South Korea between the President United States

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Speaker 7: and the dictator that runs the Chinese Companies Party. It

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Speaker 7: ought to be. This is important because of chips, Taiwan, trade, geopolitics,

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Speaker 7: all of it. John Gardner, thank you so much, say tonight.

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Speaker 6: Thanks to having me see you tonight.

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Speaker 7: Pretty powerhouse Natalie Winners, Alex Jones, Jack Pisova, fantastic. Oh

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Speaker 7: my gosh, Oh my gosh, special alert in the war room.

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Speaker 7: Coming out of hair and makeup for real, nice tan,

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Speaker 7: not too shabby. You've been here in Florida.

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Speaker 12: No, okay, sorry, just too much makeup. No, you look

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Speaker 12: like amazing blood pressure. I don't know.

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Speaker 7: Last time I saw you, you and I were walking

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Speaker 7: in the main Justice Yes, anyway, and they tripped the alarm.

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Speaker 7: This okay, you've got I think I know where you're

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Speaker 7: back here. You're like a dog with a bone. Julie

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Speaker 7: Kelly gets on something, You're going to take it to

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Speaker 7: the bitter end. Tell me what you've been working.

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Speaker 12: On, so, Steve, I just posted and I'm breaking here

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Speaker 12: on my substacty Classified with Julie Kelly, our latest installment

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Speaker 12: with my crack researcher Hayley McLean.

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Speaker 1: Our next piece on the.

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Speaker 12: Suspicious circumstances surrounding the r NC pipe bomb. Now, we

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Speaker 12: posted a piece on Monday. You and I talked about

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Speaker 12: that talks about all the inconsistencies in Carlon Junger's story.

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Speaker 12: But Steve, the biggest inconsistency that we discovered and This

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Speaker 12: has been part of a key part of her story

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Speaker 12: all along is that when she discovered the device at

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Speaker 12: twelve forty on January sixth, that a timer, a hand

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Speaker 12: on the timer was set for twenty minutes, meaning it

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Speaker 12: was going to detonate twenty minutes later at one pm,

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Speaker 12: which just happened to be the start of the Joint

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Speaker 12: Session of Congress. Wow, here's a bigger wow. Okay, there

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Speaker 12: was no hand on the timer, right. So in my piece,

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Speaker 12: what we go through is and I had a timer.

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Speaker 12: I even got it on Amazon. I was going to

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Speaker 12: bring it for my stunt prop.

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Speaker 7: That's okay.

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Speaker 12: We have static displayers, so you anyone who's familiar with

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Speaker 12: using a kitchen timer. So it has the turn knob

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Speaker 12: zero through sixty. This is the timer that was used

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Speaker 12: in the two devices.

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Speaker 7: Like an egg timer.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 12: It's a kitchen timer right right, But it's housed in

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Speaker 12: a separate main unit where all the components are. But

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Speaker 12: there's a red arrow that's where you set the time

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Speaker 12: and then it ticks away from there. The dial that

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Speaker 12: has a zero through sixty hashmarks on it is a

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Speaker 12: fixed dial. It's fixed between zero and thirty. And I

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Speaker 12: have this inner piece of people want to see that.

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Speaker 12: You could see right there, only the front dial of

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Speaker 12: this timer and some of the components underneath.

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Speaker 1: Were attached to the device.

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Speaker 12: There was no way for Carlin Junger to determine in

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Speaker 12: any way, shape or form that there were twenty minutes

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Speaker 12: left on that device because the only thing on the

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Speaker 12: front of the device was this.

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Speaker 1: Dial.

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Speaker 7: Wow.

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Speaker 12: The casing the frame of the timer that has the

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Speaker 12: red mark which actually counts down all the time, had

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Speaker 12: been removed, so there was no way for her to

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Speaker 12: determine that any time was left on this timer. It

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Speaker 12: was only the face of the timer that acted as

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Speaker 12: the as the grip.

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Speaker 7: I realize you're out and you're doing this investigation because

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Speaker 7: the pipe bomb thing, Darren Beatty yourself, You guys have

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Speaker 7: been off from the beginn because something didn't feel right.

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Speaker 7: Especially However, didn't she already tell this information to people

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Speaker 7: who are professional investigators and shouldn't they have put two

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Speaker 7: and two together before? I don't know, five years is it?

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Speaker 7: Five years? Four years later?

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Speaker 1: Five years?

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Speaker 7: Five years later? Julie Kelly back coming back in five

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Speaker 7: years later, before she comes to the war room and

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Speaker 7: writes her piece, finds it isn't that suspicious.

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Speaker 1: It is highly suspicious.

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Speaker 12: And furthermore, Steve the documents that were released by the

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Speaker 12: new Select Committee on January sixth, that's headed by Barry Laudermilk.

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Speaker 12: He obtained the records related to Carlin Jungers two contacts

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Speaker 12: with the FBI. That's what we wrote about on Monday

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Speaker 12: on my substack Declassified with Julie kelly Off. She sent

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Speaker 12: in an online tip that she was the one who

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Speaker 12: discovered it, and then sat down with agents on January eleventh,

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Speaker 12: where she repeated the twenty minute timer story. So not

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Speaker 12: only did she tell FBI investigators this, she also told

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Speaker 12: the news media in subsequent report in subsequent interviews. The

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Speaker 12: problem for the FBI and for everyone involved in especially

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Speaker 12: the current FBI, is that the assessment that we based

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Speaker 12: our conclusions on the report was conducted investigative report into

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Speaker 12: the device at Quantico and was finished on January thirteenth

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Speaker 12: of twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 1: Forty eight hours later after she talked with Yes. So

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Speaker 1: the FBI has.

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Speaker 12: Known all along that her story about a twenty minute

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Speaker 12: timer on the R and C device indicating or what

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Speaker 12: she suggested, is that that bomb was set to detonate

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Speaker 12: at one o'clock.

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Speaker 1: She founded at twelve forty.

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Speaker 12: It was set to detonate at one o'clock just as

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Speaker 12: the Joint Session of Congress convened a few blocks away.

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Speaker 12: So her story now has completely unraveled, collapsed under all

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Speaker 12: the evidence of her FBI contacts and also her news

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Speaker 12: media interviews.

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Speaker 7: Is a strained credulity to think that a sophisticated FBI investigator,

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Speaker 7: particularly Quantico where they have I guess all those labs

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Speaker 7: and stuff, could have not seen what you saw.

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Speaker 1: No, they are.

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Speaker 12: They are the ones who said, as a piece together

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Speaker 12: this device, and they even purchased the timer that they

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Speaker 12: believed it was, this mainstays kitchen timer. They even purchased

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Speaker 12: one and disassembled it and tried to reconfigure the devices

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Speaker 12: both at the DNC and the RNC.

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Speaker 1: So they knew.

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Speaker 12: They knew that because that grip twist and you could

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Speaker 12: see it again right there. That is the device that

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Speaker 12: was allegedly found at the RNC when she was going

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Speaker 12: to do her laundry in the.

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Speaker 1: Middle of the day, et cetera, et cetera.

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Speaker 12: So but they've known that that grip twist, which only

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Speaker 12: turns the plastic dot, it's a plastic dial doesn't move,

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Speaker 12: so the only thing that would have indicated a time

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Speaker 12: would be that mainframe unit that was nonexistent. So why

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Speaker 12: did she say that there was a twenty minute timer

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Speaker 12: when it didn't exist to perpetuate this narrative that bombs

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Speaker 12: were going to explode as a joint session can mean.

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Speaker 7: And why did the FBI not publicize that at the

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Speaker 7: time and make a big deal about it.

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Speaker 1: I have no idea, correct me if.

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Speaker 7: I'm wrong, And far be it from barroom to point

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Speaker 7: the finger to anybody. They shouldn't have the finger point

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Speaker 7: to him. But MS Younger's testimony is problematic. I guess

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Speaker 7: in litigation they a we have some bad facts here

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Speaker 7: about her, about.

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Speaker 12: Her, you have some inconsistencies here, So tell me about that.

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Speaker 7: Now. I understand you kind of subtly said something the

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Speaker 7: other day I kind of picked up on because I'll goo,

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Speaker 7: I guess Julie's I guess she's she's messaging as somehow

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Speaker 7: what this is pretty glaring? Is it not?

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Speaker 1: It is extremely glaring.

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Speaker 12: Start with kind of this suspicious story of a woman

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Speaker 12: who's working from home on January sixth. She is working

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Speaker 12: for First Nut, so she's already tied to law enforcement.

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Speaker 12: First Nut is the kind of public private partnership she

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Speaker 12: was working for the Department of Commerce. And what the

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Speaker 12: what First Nut does is overseas broadband and this will

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Speaker 12: be a follow up story, overseas broadband for first responders

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Speaker 12: for emergencies and disasters. All of a sudden, at noon,

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Speaker 12: as the President starts his speech at the Ellipse, Carlin

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Speaker 12: Junger decides she's going to go do her life laundry

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Speaker 12: because why not, because who doesn't do their laundry on

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Speaker 12: a momentous day in freezing temperatures twenty mile an hour winds,

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Speaker 12: And just happened to walk first in front of the

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Speaker 12: Capitol Hill Club. There's that alleyway, you're very familiar with

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Speaker 12: it right next to the RNC. Just walks through that

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Speaker 12: alleyway at noon to do her first little laundry. And

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Speaker 12: then it's a communal room. It's just this room for

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Speaker 12: where her building is. So she goes into the basement,

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Speaker 12: starts her laundry, walks back twelve thirty five, thirty six.

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Speaker 12: Now this is someone really paying attention to their laundry.

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Speaker 12: I mean, I do laundry, but I don't like time

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Speaker 12: really had to get it done before she had to,

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Speaker 12: you know, log back in for teleworking. That's when she

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Speaker 12: allegedly discovers the device, as you could see there sitting

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Speaker 12: next to a garbage can and a rat trap. How

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Speaker 12: appropriate is that She alerts authorities, finally gets someone at RNC,

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Speaker 12: a guard there, He alerts Capitol Police, and the whole

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Speaker 12: thing unraveled.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 12: Then the whole thing is initiated from there, and that's

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Speaker 12: by Steve and this goes back to Arctic frost, and

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Speaker 12: I know we'll talk about that as well, because January

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Speaker 12: sixth was and has been the predicate for this abusive, unconstitutional, unaccountable,

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Speaker 12: sprawling investigation into the president and everyone around him in

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Speaker 12: the entire MAGA movement.

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Speaker 1: It's imperative that we get the truth about.

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Speaker 12: Everything on January sixth, starting with this pipe bind because

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Speaker 12: that launched everything that day.

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Speaker 7: Well, as Darren Betting, you guys said five years ago,

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Speaker 7: you think a half a decade. I know, it was

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Speaker 7: the dramatic nature of the pipe bombs at DNC and

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Speaker 7: r and C that kind of kicked off the insurrection, right.

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Speaker 12: Well, think about the timeline of the discovery of this

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Speaker 12: RNC device, and we have this in our piece.

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Speaker 1: She's found it. She finds it at twelve forty, alerts authorities.

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Speaker 12: They then divert Capitol police to the RNC twelve fifty three,

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Speaker 12: the first exterior breach of the Capitol with Ray Apps

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Speaker 12: right there. The first exterior breach happens one to oh five.

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Speaker 12: The device is found outside found I have to say,

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Speaker 12: found outside the DNC, prompted by the discovery at the RNC.

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Speaker 1: Just so happens. Kamala Harris is there. Still don't know

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Speaker 1: why random so.

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Speaker 12: Random led about that for a year in court documents

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Speaker 12: djally random so this really was that lit the match

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Speaker 12: of January sixth, and now that her story has completely collapsed,

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Speaker 12: and I think this lie about the twenty hand on

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Speaker 12: twenty minutes is the most suspicious part of her involvement,

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Speaker 12: and her account that involves other inconsistencies as well.

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Speaker 7: Quite suspicious. We're gonna hold you through. We got another segment.

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Speaker 7: I want to get all your thoughts on, because you've

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Speaker 7: been all over this. I want to get all your

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Speaker 7: It's been pretty intense. Birch Gold. Now more than ever

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Speaker 7: We talked about earlier the post war international rules based order.

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Speaker 7: How about the underpinnings of that was the US dollar

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Speaker 7: is in the house.

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Speaker 5: Use your Stephen came back.

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Speaker 1: That happened, But all right, I'm going to send this.

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Speaker 7: Okay, here we go, Julie Kelly, we got six minutes.

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Speaker 7: I want to take a couple of minutes on Arctic frost.

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Speaker 7: Your thoughts.

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Speaker 12: So there was just release more two thousand more pages

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Speaker 12: released today by Senator Grassley.

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Speaker 1: There was a press conference on the Hill today.

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Speaker 12: Senator Grassley Senator Blackburn, Ted Cruz, others senators who are blasting,

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Speaker 12: you know, Jack Smith's really unconstitutional pursuit of records by

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Speaker 12: sitting lawmakers that, as anyone knows, is covered by his

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Speaker 12: feature debate clause, But that was of no concern to

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Speaker 12: the DOJ and especially Jack Smith. So more documents being released,

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Speaker 12: as to I believe, Chuck Grassley said today close to

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Speaker 12: two hundred subpoenas that Jack Smith issued around forty five individuals,

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Speaker 12: and then about one hundred and forty five, one hundred

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Speaker 12: and fifty organizations, and then by extension, close to five

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Speaker 12: hundred individuals who were then subjected to these subpoenas. Communications companies,

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Speaker 12: financial institutions, et cetera. Who they were seeking all of

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Speaker 12: these records and communications with these groups and individuals and

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Speaker 12: major companies, which Steve raises the question and we talked

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Speaker 12: about this in the J six the J sixer prosecution

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Speaker 12: is why these companies voluntarily worked hand in glove with

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Speaker 12: the DOJ and FBI. Those companies also need Bank of

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Speaker 12: America cell phone companies who worked hand in glove with

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Speaker 12: this DOJ to run roughshot over not just privacy rights,

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Speaker 12: but the constitution to let this lawless thug and his

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Speaker 12: goons Jack Smith, J.

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Speaker 1: Bratt, David Harbuck, J. P.

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Speaker 12: Cooney, Molly Gaston, who are now representing Jack Smith, by

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Speaker 12: the way, and others responsible for just and can we

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Speaker 12: stopped comparing this to Watergate?

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Speaker 1: This has nothing to do.

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Speaker 7: With water Well, it's one hundred times bigger, a million

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Speaker 7: million times.

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Speaker 1: There's no comparison.

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Speaker 12: So it's just like, stop saying that there's no comparison

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Speaker 12: to this.

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Speaker 1: In the history of this.

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Speaker 12: Country anyway, happens all the time in other countries, has

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Speaker 12: never happened here.

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Speaker 7: You also see the lawlessness in it's not the autopen

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Speaker 7: it's it's just a lawless government where you don't know

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Speaker 7: who's in charge, people making decisions and the signing of

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Speaker 7: the executive orders. Side the pardons are bad enough, but

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Speaker 7: the pardons of pardons, the executive orders, they would sign

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Speaker 7: executive orders by an auto pen. To me, the unlimited

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Speaker 7: liability of what these guys did and how they can

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Speaker 7: be sued is outrageous. Your thoughts on.

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Speaker 12: That, yes, I mean, look, you just go back to

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Speaker 12: the fact they never thought that Donald Trump was gonna win.

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Speaker 1: They never thought they would get costed.

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Speaker 7: If you look at the Arctic frosts and the way

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Speaker 7: the companies work with them. They thought that they were

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Speaker 7: this was it, and this is how they're going to

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Speaker 7: kill our movement and drive us into.

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Speaker 12: The That's exactly right, and that you know, that's what

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Speaker 12: I wrote about in my book published now four years

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Speaker 12: ago January twenty twenty two, that they used it to

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Speaker 12: launch a war domestic tear against American citizens.

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Speaker 1: On the right. And we're learning more and more of it.

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Speaker 12: I mean, I was even off base saying that who

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Speaker 12: would have envisioned this.

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Speaker 3: No, so.

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Speaker 7: To Grassly, such a staypleur hands to shock him yeaheah,

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Speaker 7: pretty deep. But still the key of this is when

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Speaker 7: they got them. We aren't tapping the Senate, when it

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Speaker 7: got to the when it got to the you know,

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Speaker 7: the vestal virgins in the Senate.

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Speaker 1: Exactly right, That's what changed everything.

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Speaker 11: You know.

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Speaker 12: And it is frustrating to see US senators who said

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Speaker 12: nothing while their own constituents were being had battering rams

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Speaker 12: used against their front doors and being awakened at five

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Speaker 12: point thirty in the morning, having armed agents point guns

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Speaker 12: at children and elderly women. And to hear John Cornyn

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Speaker 12: today say if they did this to US senators.

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Speaker 1: Oh imagine what they could do to you.

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Speaker 12: Well, John Cornyn, we tried to get your attention for

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Speaker 12: years because Texas is second only to Florida in the

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Speaker 12: number of J six defendants. And you know how many

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Speaker 12: times he went to his own constituent's defense.

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Speaker 7: Would be zero, none, none, zero. He's a terrible guy. Quickly,

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Speaker 7: louder Milk, you're spending a lot of time with this.

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Speaker 7: He just got authorization to do this. Do you anticipate something,

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Speaker 7: because I mean, if you're going to go redo J six,

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Speaker 7: you should be at that committee. You should be able to.

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Speaker 12: See everything, right, Yes, exactly. So I spoke with him

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Speaker 12: a few weeks ago. He is putting together. They just

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Speaker 12: got authorization for the new committee staffing up. He's got

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Speaker 12: a full agenda. The pipe bombs, it is towards the

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Speaker 12: top of that list. So I really believe that he

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Speaker 12: will be digging into that as well.

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Speaker 7: Are you going to go to a special Are you

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Speaker 7: going to be a special advisor to that committee or

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Speaker 7: to main Justice Maam noy?

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Speaker 1: Why would I do that?

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Speaker 7: Because you're you're the person that knows more about this.

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Speaker 1: They can they can subscribe to my subset eight bucks

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Speaker 1: a month. That's my payment.

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Speaker 12: Where do people go to get your declassified?

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Speaker 1: With Julie Kelly on substack acts?

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Speaker 12: Julia undersquare Kelly too, and then I also have some

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Speaker 12: work on Real Clear Politics, Real Clear Investigations.

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Speaker 7: Your last name is Kelly, but that's not your maid name.

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Speaker 7: What's your maiden name?

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Speaker 1: Copeland?

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Speaker 7: Okay, different though, Okay, and that's the English. I guess

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Speaker 7: yes it is, no, because you've fallen wasps. I knew

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Speaker 7: something because she comes in here and what she's saying,

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Speaker 7: the University of Florida is given a smack my producer.

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Speaker 7: She goes, you know, sorry, I am convinced that the

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Speaker 7: University of Florida is more obnoxious even than Notre Dame.

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Speaker 7: And coming from Chicago, I realized you had to be

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Speaker 7: a wasp.

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Speaker 12: Yes, well, let's not talk about Notre Dame. But I

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Speaker 12: know enough domers and now I know enough gaitors because

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm so sorry.

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Speaker 7: Mike Lindell. You've been You've had the boot on your

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Speaker 7: neck from these guys Arctic Frost the Committee, Uh sir,

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Speaker 7: because you're an insurrectionist. What do you got for us?

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Speaker 11: Well, And by the way, Allison Steinbeck, my great reporter,

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