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Speaker 7: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 9: Well, it's because Epstein was used as a sword during

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Speaker 9: And it's my belief that when you look at the

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Speaker 9: But there will still be traffic in the intelligence records.

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Speaker 7: quote unquote, he you know, he taught math or he

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Speaker 7: was a tutor for math. And after Bill Barr's father

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Speaker 7: hired him, Ace Greenberg's son, I think, took a new

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Speaker 7: Ace Greenberg. Next thing you know, he's at Bursterns. Next

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Speaker 7: thing you know, he's a he's he's a partner. Oh,

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Speaker 7: by the way, another coincidence. Bill Barr was the Attorney

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Speaker 7: General that drew up the whole new charging document on Epstein.

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Speaker 7: It was in Bill Barr's control and an authority that

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Speaker 7: the Bureau Prisoners reported to that Epstein was murdered, Oh

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Speaker 7: excuse me, committed suicide, suicided himself. It's it stinks to

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Speaker 7: high heaven, does not, Mike Ben's for someone that goes

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Speaker 7: through these files all the time, this one's particularly odd.

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Speaker 9: Yes, Donald Barr, Bill Barr's father, was the head master

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Speaker 9: of the Dalton School, the one who hired Jeffrey Epstein

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Speaker 9: without a college degree to be the mathem physics teacher

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Speaker 9: there where. You know, he then went on to bear

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Speaker 9: Stearns through A. S.

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Speaker 4: Greenberg.

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Speaker 9: The but Donald Barr also was c i A. He

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Speaker 9: started his career in the OSS and then Bill Barr is,

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Speaker 9: you know, starts his career in this. It's a CIA family.

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Speaker 9: It's a family of secrets and Epstein, you know, like

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Speaker 9: it's a little bit in house that the entire you know,

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Speaker 9: the key question lording over the whole, the whole plea

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Speaker 9: deal was did he belong to intelligence? Is relegated to

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Speaker 9: a single footnote and there's no public disclosure.

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Speaker 4: That was a voluntary interview.

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Speaker 9: Alex Acosta geb every single question and every single twist

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Speaker 9: in turn of the handling of that OPR investigation. Was

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Speaker 9: there any editorial discretion done either by Bill Barr or

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Speaker 9: by Jeffrey Rosen, the deputy who would have handled the

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Speaker 9: day to day in terms of asking them to.

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Speaker 4: Do or not do various things.

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Speaker 9: Now we know that the incoming emails to alex Acosta

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Speaker 9: were deleted between two thousand and seven and two thousand

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Speaker 9: and eight. Do they have the balls to have deleted them?

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Speaker 9: In November twenty twenty, just a couple of years ago

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Speaker 9: to purge the investigation. We need answers and Pam Bondi

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Speaker 9: does not need to run a giant labyrinth to give

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Speaker 9: them to us. Make a show of good faith that

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Speaker 9: you're taking this investigation seriously and make those documents public.

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Speaker 9: We want the transcript around the intelligence questions.

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Speaker 4: You have it. There's no excuses.

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Speaker 7: Ben's, where do people get you? On social media? You're

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Speaker 7: on fire brother.

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Speaker 9: On x at, Mike ben Cyber, also there on YouTube

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Speaker 9: and Instagram.

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Speaker 7: You're incredible. Mike Ben's knows it better than anyone short breaking.

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Speaker 5: Out the US paying for someone from additional weapons through John.

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Speaker 3: Anthorty found because basically what the president is saying that

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Speaker 3: he's feeling of course, taking consideration what the US needs itself.

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Speaker 3: And so it's not that you can have a shopping

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Speaker 3: list and you can order whatever you want, because the

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Speaker 3: US has to make sure that the US keeps his

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Speaker 3: hands on what the US needs also to keep the

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Speaker 3: whole world safe, because in the end, you are the

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Speaker 3: police agent of the whole world. You're the most powerful

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Speaker 3: national on earth, most powerful military on Earth. But given

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Speaker 3: that the USS decided to indeed massively supply Ukraine with

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Speaker 3: what is necessary through NATO. You're being one hundred percent

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Speaker 3: paying for that.

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Speaker 7: And what we have been doing over.

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Speaker 3: The last couple of days is talking with countries and

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Speaker 3: just mentioned to ones we in a first wave immediately

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Speaker 3: said we want to chip in. And then you're really

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Speaker 3: talking about being numbers.

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Speaker 5: Take care.

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Speaker 7: I can't I can't stand anymore right there, route And

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Speaker 7: he's a slick, very cunning, very canny European politician, But

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Speaker 7: that right there, you hear the Davis mindset. The Davis mindset.

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Speaker 7: Where the cops, you, your sons and daughters, and we're

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Speaker 7: paying for where the cops of the world, the United

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Speaker 7: States keeps the world safe. You're the what the police

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Speaker 7: agent for the world know. No, the America for us

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Speaker 7: exactly won eighty and back of that. And what's interesting is,

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Speaker 7: to me, the most explosive thing he said all day

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Speaker 7: was that, because it shows.

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Speaker 4: You their mindset.

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Speaker 7: No mainstream media clipped that at all. This is the

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Speaker 7: beating heart of it. Remember EU, President Trump, let's not

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Speaker 7: don't let it be lost on you that he's dropping

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Speaker 7: a thirty percent tariff on these brothers on August first,

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Speaker 7: Why they wouldn't even negotiate with us and they've been

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Speaker 7: ripping us off for years. You got two carried battlegroups

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Speaker 7: down on the Red Sea fight and the hooties. Why

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Speaker 7: to keep to keep the Suez Canal open. That ninety

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Speaker 7: seven percent of the traffic is support European trade. We're

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Speaker 7: going broke. We're upside down on every trade deal. The

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Speaker 7: commercial relationship is a terrible President Trump is bringing back.

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Speaker 7: That's where the terror, that's where we had a surplus

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Speaker 7: in June of twenty seven billion dollars. We were supposed

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Speaker 7: to have a deficit I think of eighty seven billion

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Speaker 7: somewhere like that. And yet the mindset of route and

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Speaker 7: that's how they're playing you. That's how they're playing you.

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Speaker 7: They still think America is the beat cop. Now, if

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Speaker 7: you're the beat cop and got a special deal maybe

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Speaker 7: on I don't know, trade or commercial right, they're screwing

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Speaker 7: you on that. And who bears the brunt of it,

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Speaker 7: the American working man and woman. That's the whole purpose

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Speaker 7: of MAGA summed up right there, that arrogance of the

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Speaker 7: Party of Davos. What's very important, because you know you

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Speaker 7: keep the world safe. We screw you, dude. How about

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Speaker 7: you guys pick up some of the slack and the

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Speaker 7: percent ten years is too late. Let's get five percent. Now,

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Speaker 7: Let's get five percent. Now, this is an escalatory measure

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Speaker 7: that the people you know, this is the Lindsey Grahams

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Speaker 7: and the Tom Cottons and the neocons. And do not

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Speaker 7: think that the Yo Khans and they're on the payroll.

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Speaker 7: They're on the payroll of the defense industry. Defense they're

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Speaker 7: doing an NDAA in secret? Is that out there? The

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Speaker 7: votes are not even recorded. You heard Hawley say that

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Speaker 7: the other day. Senators don't even know what's going on.

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Speaker 7: Why Chris, they're cutting the deals for the defense industry.

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Speaker 7: And I'm no pacifist, but baby, we got to start

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Speaker 7: beating some swords into plowshares here. We have to. This

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Speaker 7: is why I said this thing the other day. The

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Speaker 7: deep state, they are drawing us in. You see it,

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Speaker 7: and mark my words, I've told the audience says over

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Speaker 7: and over and over again, these crises are starting to converge.

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Speaker 7: And now you're going to have the Ukraine situation start

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Speaker 7: to converge with the Persian situation. And by I don't know,

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Speaker 7: let's pick a random date, Labor Day where net Yahoo,

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Speaker 7: because you know he's figuring out how to get regime

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Speaker 7: changed there, how to draw us into that one, and

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Speaker 7: the Israel First crowd is cheering him on across all

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Speaker 7: the neo cons. You know, Lindsay Graham's skipping around. Hey,

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Speaker 7: like Lindsey Graham making your national security policy. That's sit

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Speaker 7: well with You think he's lord to President Trump and

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Speaker 7: you think he's loyal to the MAGA move, But no,

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Speaker 7: he's loyal to the defense industry. He's over there. Remember

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Speaker 7: President Trump the other day saying, watch what you're doing,

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Speaker 7: Watch what you're saying over in Ukraine. That was a

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Speaker 7: couple of weeks ago. Pompeios down in Odessa saying, we're

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Speaker 7: going to take a stand in Odessa. Is that the

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Speaker 7: hills Odessa, Your sons and daughters gonna die in the

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Speaker 7: defense of Odessa. Well, think about it, because this is

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Speaker 7: where we're heading. Sam Sorba Joints. What we should be

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Speaker 7: doing is taking care of business here. We've got a

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Speaker 7: massive war here in the Los Angeles, in Chicago and

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Speaker 7: soon to be New York. If you don't see it,

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Speaker 7: then you're not seeing what you see. Sam Sorber for

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Speaker 7: Parents Defending Demanding Justice Alliance, what are you guys demanding

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Speaker 7: Why are you coming to Washington? Sam? I know you

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Speaker 7: don't like this place. Why are you here? You're going

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Speaker 7: to have a press conference to where we're going to

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Speaker 7: what is going on?

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Speaker 5: Well, thank you for having me, and I just want

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Speaker 5: to reiterate you know you say that we're at war

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Speaker 5: here in the United States. There are various wars. One

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Speaker 5: of the most important ones to me and to the

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Speaker 5: American people is the war that the government waged against

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Speaker 5: its own citizens, most recently with the Merrick Garland's categorization

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Speaker 5: of parents as domestic terrorists, which shifted the entire sort

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Speaker 5: of offset of how the schools dealt with parents who

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Speaker 5: disagreed with policy and with certain books that were in

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Speaker 5: the classrooms or just maybe in the mass policies, and

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Speaker 5: they sicked their local law enforcement and the FBI against

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Speaker 5: these parents. These parents are the parents that we are

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Speaker 5: now defending. Parents demanding justice. Alliance is asking for an

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Speaker 5: executive order from the White House to at least acknowledge

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Speaker 5: that there are parents who went to bat for their kids,

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Speaker 5: and that we want parents who go to for their kids.

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Speaker 5: Steve the number one predictor of academic achievement for children

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Speaker 5: is parental involvement. So when a school board singles out

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Speaker 5: parents and says you are not allowed on school property

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Speaker 5: or you must shut up now and we will escort

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Speaker 5: you out, and they do that, and they did that

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Speaker 5: to these parents. That is a school board and a

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Speaker 5: school association that is actually against the parents and against

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Speaker 5: the academic achievement of children. It actually is a raid

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Speaker 5: against education itself. And so we're holding a press conference.

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Speaker 5: We have many speakers. Congressman Ogyls will be there as

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Speaker 5: well as many others to talk about this, to bring

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Speaker 5: attention to it and to hopefully get some traction with

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Speaker 5: the White House.

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Speaker 7: I'm seking the President, Sam hang on, yeah, hangover for

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Speaker 7: a second. I know Kelly Walker's working with you and

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Speaker 7: some other great folks. No, but here's our stand. The

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Speaker 7: parents getting involved was the expansion of the mag with

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Speaker 7: the Make America Health again in the parental rights movement merging.

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Speaker 7: This is why we had and this is why so

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Speaker 7: many African American men, Hispanic families, this was part of

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Speaker 7: not just the economics, but what they saw going in

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Speaker 7: the culture. The parents in the parents' rights move was

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Speaker 7: so huge in our victory. I'm kind of stunned that

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Speaker 7: we have to have a press conference, that Sam has

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Speaker 7: to fly back to DC. How is this not already done?

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Speaker 7: I mean, this seems like one of the easiest ones

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Speaker 7: to do the exist What is there something you guys

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Speaker 7: are asking for in the executive Order that's so over

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Speaker 7: the top that that's what's made Because look, I know

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Speaker 7: it looks cash and Dan Bongino and Pam. Parental rights

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Speaker 7: has been at the top of the mind for those

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Speaker 7: guys from the beginning. Merrick Garland, President Trump said today

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Speaker 7: Lisa Monica Monico is a criminal, right the deputy over

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Speaker 7: at the FBI, which our guy, Brian Constell has been

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Speaker 7: telling us for a year. Is there something in the

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Speaker 7: executive order that's so over the top. Is that's why

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Speaker 7: you're not getting traction? It seemed to me this will layup.

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Speaker 5: No, that's not it at all. And in fact, this

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Speaker 5: is the first press conference. So let's not go too

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Speaker 5: hard on the people who are actually on our side.

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Speaker 5: I think that they aren't maybe aware of just how

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Speaker 5: egregious the efforts of Merrick Garland's DJ and the FBI

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Speaker 5: and the individual school boards, and mind you, this is

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Speaker 5: all fairly localized. So the FBI was involved, but they

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Speaker 5: tended to offshoot to local law enforcement. And so a

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Speaker 5: lot of these people may have charges that are brought

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Speaker 5: against them, may have arrests on their record, and they

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Speaker 5: can't get it expunged. It's local, and so bringing it

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Speaker 5: to the federal level is not going to expunge their record.

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Speaker 5: But having the President at least at least acknowledge that

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Speaker 5: this egregious targeting went on. And by the way, we

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Speaker 5: need to reinstate parents. See, we need to make parenting

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Speaker 5: great again. And Donald Trump, let's face it, he's the

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Speaker 5: pay parents in chief, so he's perfectly situated to do this.

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Speaker 5: This is an easy win for the White House and

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Speaker 5: it's an easy win for domestic policy because we need

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Speaker 5: to put parents back in the center of children's education,

658
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Speaker 5: because that's where children, that's where the education starts. It

659
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Speaker 5: starts in the home, and it starts with parents, and

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Speaker 5: it starts with character. We've taken all of those things

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Speaker 5: out of the schools and we've bifurcated the family've basically

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Speaker 5: destroyed the family through our schools. We need to turn

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Speaker 5: that around, and we need to get parents back involved

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Speaker 5: in the schools and we need to make the school

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Speaker 5: boards aware that parents should be speaking out on behalf

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Speaker 5: of their children, and that schools need to inform the

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Speaker 5: parents and bring them in. And the fact that we

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Speaker 5: are having this conversation is proof that the schools tried

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Speaker 5: to subvert the parents and get stuff done under their

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Speaker 5: noses without them knowing about it. And that is egregious,

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Speaker 5: it is terrible, and its child abuse.

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Speaker 7: What is a a couple of things in the executive

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Speaker 7: ority you want or when you say demanding justice, what

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Speaker 7: are the top two or three things that we have

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Speaker 7: to push forward to make sure we get well.

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Speaker 5: For one, we're looking for restitution, which is not the

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Speaker 5: same as reparations. Restitution is some people, some of the

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Speaker 5: people in our list of we have a dossier that

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Speaker 5: we've compiled of over forty parents, and they represent by

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Speaker 5: the way, let's take a moment and understand that those

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Speaker 5: parents represent the intimidation tactics of the federal government and

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Speaker 5: the local governments against its own citizens, and that was

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Speaker 5: done as a way of silencing all of the other

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Speaker 5: parents who otherwise may have spoken out. So even though

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Speaker 5: our dossier is full of this content, it represents a

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Speaker 5: mass amount of parents across the United States. So restitution

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Speaker 5: is what we're looking for. That means we want these

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Speaker 5: people brought back to a net zero. That they've lost

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Speaker 5: so much is not acceptable because it's the government that

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Speaker 5: precipitated those losses, and they need to be brought back

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Speaker 5: to whole. They need to be made whole. That's what

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Speaker 5: restitution is. Then the other thing that I'm asking for,

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Speaker 5: I would like President Trump to hold a ceremony to

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Speaker 5: acknowledge these parents and to lift them up and to

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Speaker 5: show other people this is what we look for in

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Speaker 5: our parents. The way that they behaved is what we

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Speaker 5: want for our parents and for our families. We need

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Speaker 5: to bring the family back, Steve, or we will lose

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Speaker 5: this nation.

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Speaker 7: Sam, what time tomorrow is the press conference? We're going

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Speaker 7: to cover it live, but I want the audience so

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Speaker 7: particularly people that are here locally that can attend. Where

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Speaker 7: do people go and what times are it going to be?

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Speaker 5: Yes, it's on the Capital Triangle, which is at the Capital.

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Speaker 5: It will be outside. It is at eleven am in

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Speaker 5: the morning. You can go to realfreedomtalk dot com for

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Speaker 5: more information and also if you are an a grieved parent,

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Speaker 5: if you suffered at the hands of your local government

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Speaker 5: and your school board. Please reach out to us because

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Speaker 5: we are still compiling this dossier. We will be we

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Speaker 5: will be releasing the dossier so that the press can

712
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Speaker 5: see some of the drastic measures that were taken against

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Speaker 5: these parents who did nothing wrong but express themselves verbally

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Speaker 5: and without any kind of anger or vitriol. They were

715
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Speaker 5: just expressing their opinions and these things happen to them.

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Speaker 5: This is a matter of freedom of speech, and it's

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Speaker 5: a matter of the fourteenth Amendments, and it's a matter

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Speaker 5: of the Second Amendment as well. I mean, this is

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Speaker 5: it's unconstitutional what happened to these parents. They need restitution,

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Speaker 5: and we need to set the record straight so that

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Speaker 5: this never happens again.

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Speaker 7: It's outrageous, it's a great cause. Eleven o'clock tomorrow, warre

723
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Speaker 7: and be covering it live. You can go right when

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Speaker 7: we go in the capital. I think on the east

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Speaker 7: side south it should be I guess the southeast side.

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Speaker 7: You can see the podium right there, so it's quite

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Speaker 7: easy what they call the triangle to attend. So if

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Speaker 7: you're in the area, want to attend, It'll be something

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Speaker 7: eleven am eastern daylight time tomorrow we will cover it,

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Speaker 7: Sam Sorbo. Thanks to Sam. Where do people go to

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Speaker 7: find out all the information? And what is your personal

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Speaker 7: Twitter account? People can follow you?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, they can follow me at the samsorbo. The for

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Speaker 5: all the information is realfreedomtalk dot com. And we are

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Speaker 5: very happy that Congressman Ogles has sponsored this and also

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Speaker 5: Congressman Andy Biggs will be there speaking as well, and

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Speaker 5: we will have parents who are there speaking. We have

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Speaker 5: a great lineup of speakers. This is something that is

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Speaker 5: very important for the future of the United States of

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Speaker 5: America to set us back on the right track. Thank

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Speaker 5: you so much for covering.

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Speaker 4: This the I appreciate you.

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Speaker 7: Sam. Of course, great speakers and some real hammers.

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Speaker 2: Sam.

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Speaker 7: Look forward to seeing to more love an am parents

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Speaker 7: Demanding Justice, Alliance shortbreak.

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Speaker 4: War confuse your hosts, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 7: We are not isolationists. They want to make us isolationists

749
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Speaker 7: or pacifist or anti world We're none of that. We're

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Speaker 7: realists and we understand what's happened to this great country.

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Speaker 7: We're not an empire and we never wanted to be

752
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Speaker 7: an empire. Are found that the revolutionary generation broke off

753
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Speaker 7: from an empire. They want us about being an empire,

754
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Speaker 7: and you see what happens when you become an empire.

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Speaker 7: This is what this fight's about. And this is why

756
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Speaker 7: I said the other day, you've got to take the

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Speaker 7: deep state on and Sam Sorbo and there are we

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Speaker 7: got a hundred of these domestic issues that have to

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Speaker 7: be dealt with. They have to be dealt with. Now

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Speaker 7: we're not going to have a country. We have enemies

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Speaker 7: within and enemies without. But the enemies without don't scare me,

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Speaker 7: don't concern me. I shouldn't say don't concern me. They

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Speaker 7: don't scare me. We can handle even the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 7: Party if we stop the enemies within from collaboration with

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Speaker 7: our enemies out. And that's where we are. Know it's

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Speaker 7: a country under siege.

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Speaker 4: We have to understand that.

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Speaker 7: If you don't understand that, if you're just playing traditional politics,

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Speaker 7: then you're just going to be wandering around your e

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Speaker 7: This is the thing with the Republican Party was controlled

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Speaker 7: opposition for decades and decades and decades. That's how we

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Speaker 7: got in this situation.

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Speaker 4: They just got.

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Speaker 7: Tapped along conservatives. They didn't really stand for anything. Look

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Speaker 7: at all the conservatives are sitting there yammering on about Ukraine,

776
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Speaker 7: and Ukraine is getting so dangerous. It's a European problem.

777
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Speaker 7: It's a European war. Let Europe deal with it as

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Speaker 7: they can. They have the resources, they have the manpower,

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Speaker 7: they don't have the will. What does that tell you

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Speaker 7: we're supposed to come in and provide that, because that's

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Speaker 7: really what they're asking for. This is not just about weapons.

782
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Speaker 7: This is about well and will and all the flag waving.

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Speaker 7: Your sons and daughters are going to be defending Odessa.

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Speaker 7: What do you think Paton would say about that? What

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Speaker 7: do you think Montgomery you say about that?

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Speaker 8: What?

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Speaker 7: What what would Eisenhower or General Marshall, or Chester Knimits

788
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Speaker 7: or Bull Halsey? What would they say about that? Are

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Speaker 7: you not say you crazy? We're going to say we're

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Speaker 7: going to get involved in the Bloodlins where the Germans

791
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Speaker 7: in the in the in the and the Russians bled

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Speaker 7: themselves out, and it's a cursed region of the world.

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Speaker 8: It is.

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Speaker 7: Some of the worst, most horrific things in world history

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Speaker 7: have happened there. That is not America. Our folks left

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Speaker 7: all that and came here. You're being sucked back into

797
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Speaker 7: things that generations of Americans left behind for good reason.

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Speaker 7: We have to fight this. We have to fight this.

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Speaker 7: We're not going to have a country. We're coming back,

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Speaker 7: and we're coming back in a big way. But every

801
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Speaker 7: day you must focus on the actions we have to

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Speaker 7: do to sort this mess out. Just look at look

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Speaker 7: at the major cities of the country. You don't control them,

804
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Speaker 7: and you're about to lose the crown jewel. You're going

805
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Speaker 7: to lose the crown jewel to the sore hand. And

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Speaker 7: there's a May and other of him. There's a man

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Speaker 7: of those guys that the source of the world have promoted.

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Speaker 7: It's not just that Obama, it was a sore hand,

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Speaker 7: it's Amandami. They get a million of backup. So that

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Speaker 7: this is where the country is. That has to that

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Speaker 7: boil has to be lance. It has to be Lance.

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Speaker 7: Now turbulence, You're going to see turbulence, Like you can't

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Speaker 7: believe we're so far from being through this thing. And

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Speaker 7: there's quite frank a lot of people in the MAGA

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Speaker 7: movement walking around, fat, dumb and happy that hey, this

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Speaker 7: is all great. It's not when you see what the

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Speaker 7: reality is of where we are and where we have

818
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Speaker 7: to go, and you're not going to have President Trump forever.

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Speaker 7: Even when we get him in the ability to run

820
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Speaker 7: in twenty eight, you're not going to have him forever. Eventually,

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Speaker 7: you're going to stand up in your own two feet

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Speaker 7: and get it done yourself. And sometimes in doing that,

823
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Speaker 7: you're not going to be disappointed because now by continuing

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Speaker 7: you're going to get some documents on this Epstein situation,

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Speaker 7: something's going to happen. You're gonna have a special prospect

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Speaker 7: you're and get documents. It's going to start unfolding because

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Speaker 7: you were determined. You're not you're not rude or you're

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Speaker 7: not unappreciative. You're sitting there going this has to be

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Speaker 7: done because cynicism leads to complacency, and complacency leads to

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Speaker 7: four five percent is everything right now. And of course

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Speaker 7: running around. You know, it's just their incentive is not

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Speaker 7: Birch Gold. Well, now you've got to understand turbulence. Turbulence

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Speaker 8: Right on, Steve, and you know you hear your spot

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Speaker 8: on about the controlled opposition Republicans. I've been fighting these

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Speaker 8: uniparty Republicans for four and a half years and I'm

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Speaker 8: on my.

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Speaker 2: Way back to Minnesota.

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Speaker 8: We're gonna have great being proactive after the big win

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Speaker 8: in Colorado for my pillow, we're being proactive as a company.

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Speaker 8: You guys were closing out our slippers that we've had.

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Speaker 8: This is our famous slippers. We're only doing it with

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Speaker 8: the war room policy. We're raising kapitl here selling it

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Speaker 8: for wholesale price thirty nine ninety eight.

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Speaker 2: Once they're gone, they're gone.

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Speaker 8: These are and plus we have the sandals for nineteen

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Speaker 8: ninety eight. Guys, get as many as you want. Let's

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Speaker 8: get him out to the war room.

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Speaker 2: Posse.

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Speaker 8: You guys deserve it. Thirty nine ninety eight Promo Code Warroom.

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Speaker 8: Go to the website, scroll down, click on Steve the

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Speaker 8: crosses of their one hundred percent made in the USA,

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Speaker 8: all the pillows. I'm going to be in my factory tomorrow.

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Speaker 8: You guys, I want to see that we're breaking records.

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Speaker 8: Tonight on the Warroom with Promo Code Warroom. All my

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Speaker 8: home reps Reckers. Tonight on the Warroom with Promo Code Warroom,

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Speaker 8: All my home Reps eight hundred and eight seven three

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Speaker 8: one zero six y two. They love it when I'm

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Speaker 8: on here. They love talking to you all. And you

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Speaker 8: guys have helped us get through. We broke on through

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Speaker 8: the biggest cover up of the biggest crimes in history.

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Speaker 8: Here we are going to secure our elections. And they

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Speaker 8: came after the wrong company when they came after my pillow.

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Speaker 2: You guys helped us get it through. We're here to

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Speaker 2: say Steve.

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Speaker 7: And they came after the wrong guy. In d Mike

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