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Speaker 2: That is Cash Mattel.

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Speaker 3: That's the man Donald Trump nominated to run the FBI.

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Speaker 3: He's never worked for the FBI, but he does host

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Speaker 1: The Chinese, the CCP helped fund portions of the Biden campaign,

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Speaker 1: arrest MERRILYC.

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Speaker 2: Garland.

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Speaker 1: They want everything in every way to rig this system,

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Speaker 1: just like the censorship regime. We're going back to Wuhan,

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Speaker 1: We're going back to Corvett origins, and we're going back

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Speaker 1: to another form of a megavirus that can take out

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Speaker 1: China's enemies. But they're in on it with the mainstream media,

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Speaker 1: the Biden, Harris Waltz campaign, and of course the FBI.

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Speaker 3: Like so many guys in Trump world, Patel just can't

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Speaker 3: stop talking, which you know game recognized game. Zach bo

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Speaker 3: Shop is a senior correspondent box for he covers democracy

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Speaker 3: in the far right. His latest piece is titled I

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Speaker 3: listened to hours of Trump's FBI pick on Steve Bannon's podcast,

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Speaker 4: Concern about the potential nomination of Cash.

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Speaker 2: Battel to lead the FBI. What are your concerns, Yeah,

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Speaker 5: Little bit different concern with Cash Battel, and that is

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Speaker 5: his threats is outright threats, repeated threats to weaponize the FBI,

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Speaker 5: local law enforcement. That's actually a role that not a

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Speaker 2: To take it from that and to turn.

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Speaker 5: It into an entity whose primary focus would be enacting

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Speaker 5: So you know, he again should not be in this role.

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Speaker 6: Theperation William why this is so delicate, because the White

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Speaker 6: Or do we offer preemptively pardons to people who there's

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Speaker 2: But he gets economic nationalism. He calls it economic patriotism.

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Speaker 2: twenty questions on this because I love this series. But

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Speaker 2: I want to know people now, I think more than ever,

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Speaker 2: and I'm not saying go out and buy gold. Here's

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Speaker 2: what I'm telling you to do. Go talk to sophisticate

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Speaker 2: They have tons of free information. They want you to

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Speaker 2: and client is a repeat client. So Philip, where do

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Speaker 2: people go? Because now, more than ever, I tell you

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Speaker 2: this is I'm saying, Hey, we give me access to

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Speaker 7: Very simple, Birchgold dot com forward slash spanning again, birch

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Speaker 7: Gold dot com forward slash spanning. That'll get them access

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Speaker 7: to free information as well as the end of the

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Speaker 7: Dollar Empire series. And they can get me at philippatrick On.

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Speaker 2: Geta Philip in the turbulence we're going to go through

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Speaker 2: because there's so many things that are coming together. We're

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Speaker 2: trying to right now work it all out so we

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Speaker 2: can actually give you a critical path. The global capital

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Speaker 2: markets are going to have a lot to say in this.

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Speaker 2: I mean, we're the whole world's or I think there's

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Speaker 2: three hundred tree in a debt if you add up everything,

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Speaker 2: If everything in the world kind of comes with three

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Speaker 2: hundred three and a debt, is what I think guys

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Speaker 2: have said on the back an envelop roth and I

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Speaker 2: keep saying, the worst thing could happened to us now

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Speaker 2: right now is to have a global margin call. But

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Speaker 2: that is really the risk of the turbulus. Give me

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Speaker 2: a minute on that before we go to break your thoughts.

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Speaker 7: It is the risk, and this is what we've talked about.

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Speaker 7: Trump's job right now is to grow the economy. And

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Speaker 7: the gamble that we have here is that GDP growth

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Speaker 7: outpaces debt growth. But it is a tough gamble. Debt

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Speaker 7: is growing at a rapid pace and has been since

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Speaker 7: the nineteen seventies, so it's a tough task and I

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Speaker 7: think shorter term, what we have to expect is economic

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Speaker 7: turmoil Trump's policies are extreme. We need extreme policies. We

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Speaker 7: need to address trade deficits, but that's going to involve

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Speaker 7: shaking up the economy. Shorter term. I've said it before

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Speaker 7: and I'll say it again, shorter term pain for longer

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Speaker 7: term gain. Precious metals specifically, I think will be a

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Speaker 7: very useful vehicle in weathering that storm.

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Speaker 2: Hedge for I don't know five ten thousand years of

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Speaker 2: man's recorded history, pick the date a long time, Philip Patrick,

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Speaker 2: love you brother, social media where they get.

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Speaker 7: You man at Philip Patrick on gheta At Philip Patrick

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Speaker 7: on Ghetta.

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Speaker 2: Philip Patrick, honor have you on here, sir? Thanks Birch

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Speaker 2: gold end of the Dollar Empire. We're doing this so

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Speaker 2: you can get up to speed on over the holidays,

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Speaker 2: taking a couple three days off. We're not here in

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Speaker 2: the war room. We can't. The reason we can't is

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Speaker 2: that we're trying to seize the institutions. Remember every day

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Speaker 2: here we're burning daylight until the twentieth of January in

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Speaker 2: the vanguard of the cadres and the posse need to

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Speaker 2: be here too. Tough times, hard times. Right now, We're

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Speaker 2: gonna take a suret commerci RK. We're gonna have a

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Speaker 2: partner's discussion, we get back of where we are and

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Speaker 2: where I think we need to go on. Next to

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Speaker 2: the Ward.

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Speaker 8: Was another Republican who is today you know, typically is

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Speaker 8: a very fair supporter of Trump's obviously the Senate, but

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Speaker 8: he said he was not sure about Trump's plan forward.

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Speaker 8: Listen to what he had to say.

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Speaker 9: I was supposed to sit down with them tomorrow, but

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Speaker 9: then cancel that meeting, So I don't I don't know where.

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Speaker 2: Things stand at the moment.

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Speaker 4: Do you think he's kind of more drown.

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Speaker 2: I don't know. But listen, I just the president. They

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Speaker 2: get a lot of the president, a lot of difference here.

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Speaker 9: I've said on support to folks, my perceptions will support

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Speaker 9: whoever he wants and.

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Speaker 2: Thinks he's gonna be great for his Canada. I'm not

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Speaker 2: one hundre percent clear to me who he wants the

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Speaker 2: secretary of Defense right now?

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Speaker 8: That sound a notable given you know, we've heard from

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Speaker 8: some of these senators saying let him have his confirmation

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Speaker 8: here and let's see, let's see what he has to say.

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Speaker 8: To Hally saying today, I don't know who Trump wants

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Speaker 8: to be Defense secretary, right, And.

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Speaker 4: That's my point from before, Caitlin that you know, if

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Speaker 4: if Trump is is very actively discussing other options, and

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Speaker 4: I know this from multiple sources. I'm sure you do too,

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Speaker 4: and Ronda Santa is one of them. Other people would

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Speaker 4: like to see Mike Waltz, it would still be sort

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Speaker 4: of mind boggling if ron DeSantis does get chosen and

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Speaker 4: Trump does pull the rug out from under hag Seth,

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Speaker 4: because you will just hear a replay of all of

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Speaker 4: these things that DeSantis said about Trump in their primary,

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Speaker 4: including about Trump's first indictment in Manhattan and the trial

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Speaker 4: related to a hush money payment to a porn star.

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Speaker 4: Putting all of that aside, Trump is sending signals to

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Speaker 4: these senators again. You know, I'm not really committed on

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Speaker 4: this until he starts really working the phones on this himself.

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Speaker 4: It sort of leaves hag Seth dangling there.

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Speaker 2: Okay, As a partner's discussion. The mandate President Trump got

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Speaker 2: in the verdict that the American people came into was

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Speaker 2: they want fundamental change. So many of the people that

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Speaker 2: are now part of our coalition Independence and Democrats were

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Speaker 2: some of the people that voted for Barack Obama once again.

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Speaker 2: This is still we're still dealing with the after effects

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Speaker 2: of the financial collapse of the financial markets in two

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Speaker 2: thousand and eight. They weren't properly recomposed, and the people

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Speaker 2: that caused that were not held accountable. Just not Danbury Prison.

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Speaker 2: There's a couple of white collar guys there. They can't

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Speaker 2: go to camps because their sentences are too long. Some

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Speaker 2: people got forty years, some people got twenty five years,

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Speaker 2: thirty years for what I would say was essentially marginalia

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Speaker 2: compared to what the criminals that brought about and profited

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Speaker 2: from those years leading up to two thousand and eight

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Speaker 2: and then ran for the hills right and had no accountability.

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Speaker 2: Why they're the lords of easy money. The sociopathic overlords

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Speaker 2: start with their backup as the lords of easy money.

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Speaker 2: It's about money and power. You know this, This is

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Speaker 2: why you watch the show. We don't there's so many

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Speaker 2: stories that we just don't chase. One, we don't do

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Speaker 2: them as well as other people they're do it great.

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Speaker 2: And number two, we just don't think they're all that important.

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Speaker 2: At the end of the day, we just don't. This

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Speaker 2: is the main event. This is the thing itself, or

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Speaker 2: as Captain Fanel always tells me, keep the main thing,

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Speaker 2: the main thing. Now that regard it's the Chinese cameras

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Speaker 2: Party and how it's the centerpiece of this global economy

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Speaker 2: that's upside down. But when you get down into the practical,

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Speaker 2: into the trenches, and the reason the show is so

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Speaker 2: powerful is that you people are the people not just

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Speaker 2: manned the trenches. You're those folks that are not worried

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Speaker 2: about going over the top and going into the fire.

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Speaker 2: That's a huge no. Everybody talks a big game until

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Speaker 2: it comes down to it. Everybody says, I'm going to

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Speaker 2: do this. I would do that if I was with

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Speaker 2: If I was at Lexington and Concord, I'd be there

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Speaker 2: at the Lexington Common Green. I'd be there at the

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Speaker 2: stone Bridge where Emerson wrote the poem about. I'd be there.

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Speaker 2: I'd be at Bunker Hill, right, I'd be at Valley Forge,

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Speaker 2: be after Valley Forge and those two winners in Morristown

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Speaker 2: that were worse than Valley Forge. I'd be at Yorktown,

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Speaker 2: King's Mount, all of it. I'd be there, all of it.

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Speaker 2: In Brooklyn when they're getting runoff, right, the American Dunkirk all,

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Speaker 2: I'd be there, I'd be there. Very few were there

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Speaker 2: just thinking this sphere. Very few, very few were ever

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Speaker 2: at the point of contact. What makes you so special

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Speaker 2: and unique is that you want to be at the

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Speaker 2: point of contact. You're like those great athletes. You remember

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Speaker 2: kids growing up, men or women, that they wanted the

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Speaker 2: ball when the game was on the line, not for ego,

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Speaker 2: but for some deeper, deeper, deeper point of just their being.

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Speaker 2: They wanted the ball because they knew that they could

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Speaker 2: do something to win. A god given talent. You can't

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Speaker 2: coach that got that or you don't. What's amazing about

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Speaker 2: this audience I keep talking about agency is that you

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Speaker 2: folks have it. It's pretty unique. And you've got to

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Speaker 2: remember we're not a show like Joe Rogan getting you know,

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Speaker 2: nine million bros every day, and I love those things.

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Speaker 2: Those things are great and they're fantastic. What these guys

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Speaker 2: do and how they give access your palette's different. You've

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Speaker 2: moved up the learning curve. We're kind of gone through

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Speaker 2: one oh one, and you know in two oh one

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Speaker 2: and now we're in the third or fourth year and

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Speaker 2: you're getting ready for graduate school. You saw this the

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Speaker 2: other day when President Trump put out that tweet or

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Speaker 2: the true social and bricks, I had very what is

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Speaker 2: exactly again is a brick? You don't need to tell

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Speaker 2: the war and possive that they understand it. They understand

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Speaker 2: the inextricably linked the nature of the US dollar being

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Speaker 2: the prime reserve currency, how important it is, and how

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Speaker 2: quite frankly, it comes with all types of kind of

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Speaker 2: empire maintaining things that one has to do that maybe

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Speaker 2: we don't want to do, and we should have a

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Speaker 2: national discussion on that. But hey, baby, if all of

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Speaker 2: a sudden you're not the prime reserve currency, now you

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Speaker 2: got big problems, right, you got big problems. But it

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Speaker 2: gets back to human agency, and it gets back to

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Speaker 2: what are we here for. We're not here just to

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Speaker 2: have a standard stock republican neoliberal, neo Kon administration. That's

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Speaker 2: not what the American people voted for. They didn't vote

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Speaker 2: for that for Obama. And why was Obama's popularity not

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Speaker 2: as strong as when he left Because he didn't make

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Speaker 2: the changes the American people, and the American people don't

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Speaker 2: actually fully know what those changes are because they're kept

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Speaker 2: in the dark about what the real problems are and

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Speaker 2: that's why cable news chases shiny toys. We don't chase

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Speaker 2: shiny toys here. You know, it gets back, It gets

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Speaker 2: back to some basic central things, the sovereigntyer of our

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Speaker 2: nation and the sovereignty of our nation against an internal

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Speaker 2: apparatus called the administrative of deep state that thinks it

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Speaker 2: has created a kind of a permanent empire and we

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Speaker 2: just all have to be there and kind of support

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Speaker 2: it no matter what it wants to do. And it's

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Speaker 2: made its global partners in the idea of the globe

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Speaker 2: more importantly more important than this nation, the sovereignty of

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Speaker 2: this nation and the paramount, the paramount status of her citizens.

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Speaker 2: As our movement matures, we're going into phase two and

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Speaker 2: phase two, yes, make America great again. The driving force

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Speaker 2: of this the President Trump's talk last night was so

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Speaker 2: powerful when he talked about what type of people in

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Speaker 2: this Biden regime would open up the floodgates and allow

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Speaker 2: I don't know, ten to fifteen million people into our

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Speaker 2: beloved country, unvetted, who would do that. To hear the

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Speaker 2: anguish in his voice and how that seared his soul,

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Speaker 2: you start to understand why being the American Cincinnatus to

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Speaker 2: have come back at the time for mar Lago to

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Speaker 2: go on the campaign trail, to do this all over again.

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Speaker 2: You understand his deep and abiding love of this republic,

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Speaker 2: his deep and abiding love of this country. For all

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Speaker 2: his imperfections. He's got imperfections. He's not perfect, as none

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Speaker 2: of us are perfect or even close to being perfect.

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Speaker 2: But he is an instrument of divine providence. Of that,

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Speaker 2: there is so much factual basis from the sixteen campaign

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Speaker 2: all the way to the one thousand millimeter of turning

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Speaker 2: his head and not having his head blown off on

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Speaker 2: Global TV or being impaired for the rest of his life.

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Speaker 2: He's providential and even providential. And brother Glenn Beck, I

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Speaker 2: think finally got this yesterday, that it was providential that

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Speaker 2: had twenty twenty stolen. It's providential. I went to prison.

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Speaker 2: You don't ever hear me wanted about prison. Now. I

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Speaker 2: was meant to go to prison. I had to go

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Speaker 2: to prison, just in the dynamics, in the in the dialectic,

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Speaker 2: the dialectics of this movement of thesis, antithesis, synthesis. Right,

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Speaker 2: if you're not prepared to go to prison. I tell

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Speaker 2: people this, you're not prepared to go to prison. You're

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Speaker 2: in the wrong line of work. And now we see

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Speaker 2: on the other side, they ain't prepared to go to prison.

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Speaker 2: They're scrambler, getting passports, leaving the country, whining, throwing the

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Speaker 2: toys of the PRAM, crying every night. Try to do

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Speaker 2: preemptive pardons right for actions that they have done to

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Speaker 2: try to destroy this country, to try to destroy this country.

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Speaker 2: No accountability days coming, but to get there, this interregnum

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Speaker 2: so so so so important, and we have to always

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Speaker 2: be at flood tide. This is why I say flood

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Speaker 2: the zone activity activity urgency, activity urgency put them on

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Speaker 2: their back foot. Would they still have the huge power

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Speaker 2: of the media, the huge power still of Wall Street.

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Speaker 2: The established order is just because you win an election,

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Speaker 2: They're just not going to sit there and go, oh,

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Speaker 2: this is terrific. The guys in overhauls, the women with

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Speaker 2: the crazy hat right, the anti vaxxers, the election deniers,

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Speaker 2: all these all these marginal people, right, What did they

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Speaker 2: say they can smell the Walmart? What do they say

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Speaker 2: in the text messages between the f bad, the beloved, honored, FBI.

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Speaker 2: They can smell the Walmart on you in their text,

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Speaker 2: mean they can smell the Walmart on you. And you

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Speaker 2: know why you're deplorable and bind said allowed your garbage.

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Speaker 2: That's what they think, you're garbage. You've done so many

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Speaker 2: great things and have with President Trump and having his

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Speaker 2: back and putting him on your shoulders as our leader,

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Speaker 2: have saved this republic. But now it gets down to

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Speaker 2: the nitty gritty, nasty, just unpleasant reality of how you

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Speaker 2: have to take on to confront the established order. And

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Speaker 2: with these folks, you're not going to reason it away.

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Speaker 2: They're not looking for a rational argument. They kind of

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Speaker 2: know what the what should be done. They're not going

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Speaker 2: to do that. They know what's in their own interests,

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Speaker 2: and their own interests is they're going to keep control

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Speaker 2: of this apparatus and screw you. Trump's got for He's

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Speaker 2: already lame duck, according to them. They think he's a

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Speaker 2: lame duck. Trump will lose interest, Trump will los energy.

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Speaker 2: He's seventy eight years old. You want to go play golf,

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Speaker 2: And so we'll pick them off. We'll pick off these

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Speaker 2: fire breathers one at a time, Alynski, one on one,

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Speaker 2: pick them off one time. Gates, let's call him from

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Speaker 2: the herd, make a big deal about this stuff. Stuff.

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Speaker 2: He was never charged with stuff that, I think fully.

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Speaker 2: Just put it all out. There is a news story

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Speaker 2: for two days and then let's get on with it.

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Speaker 2: It's not what happened. Gates is gone. Polisa's Attorney general

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Speaker 2: may turn back up as a special counsel, special prosecutor.

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Speaker 2: Never know. Oh, remember, folks on the other side, there

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Speaker 2: were more tears shed for answered prayers than for unanswered

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Speaker 2: So watch what you pray for the law of unintended consequences.

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Speaker 2: Now we're in the second one. Pete Hexas pte Hex's

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Speaker 2: good man. P Hexas will make some change changes. Pete

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Speaker 2: Hexas comes from the generation that saw combat, that actually

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Speaker 2: got things done. Remember that was the greatest generation. The

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Speaker 2: greatest generation were not General Marshall and the people that

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Speaker 2: kind of led the war, General Patten. It was g

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Speaker 2: I Joe, it was Rosie the Riveter, That's what it was.

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Speaker 2: It was kind of those folks that actually got on

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Speaker 2: with it, that hit the beaches and by the way,

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Speaker 2: Sharon Stone, they hit the beaches at Normandy with no passports.

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Speaker 2: They didn't need a passport to get into France. You

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Speaker 2: know what got them into France. The courage, ma'am. Their courage,

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Speaker 2: their undaunted courage, just like this audience. So we have

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Speaker 2: another fight now, partners in this fight, we have to engage,

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Speaker 2: as Pete hegsath. If President Trump wants him, and every

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Speaker 2: indication I hear from everybody's President Trump wants him his

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Speaker 2: secretary Defense, then he will be the Secretary of Defense.

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Speaker 2: We'll we'll have to power through this. The same with

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Speaker 2: Cash Mattel, same with Tulcy Gabbard, the same with Christy

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Speaker 2: No and the same with Bobby Kennedy. Because they're coming

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Speaker 2: for all of them and more. But they want to

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Speaker 2: take that out. They want to cripple President Trump. They

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Speaker 2: want to just they want this to be a standard

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Speaker 2: stock Bush two point oh. Whall, he ain't going to

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Speaker 2: be Bush two point oh. You know why? Donald Trump

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Speaker 2: ain't Bush. Donald Trump is at the level of General

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Speaker 2: Washington and President Lincoln. This is the age of Trump.

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Speaker 2: And I know that hurts the feelings of the Morning

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Speaker 2: Meeker crowd, but this is the age of Trump. The

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Speaker 2: short commercial break back in a moment, here's your host,

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Speaker 2: Stephen k bat It's all like that. I can't hear

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Speaker 2: any of them. Okay, welcome back. We've got a little

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Speaker 2: technical problem, so bear with me, folks. Pete Hegsath has

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Speaker 2: put up and we'll try to get up here momentarily.

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Speaker 2: But Pete Hegxas just tweeted out, and I think Pete

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Speaker 2: Hexa is throwing down hard as Pete should. Uh. And

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Speaker 2: this is a very moving tweet if we can get

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Speaker 2: it up down but I know you just got it.

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Speaker 2: But it's got a picture of some men in combat

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Speaker 2: honoring one of the one of their dead, with how

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Speaker 2: they do the how they do their rifles and the helmets.

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Speaker 2: Very moving. Here's what it says. Maybe it's time for

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Speaker 2: a secretary of Defense who has letting combat, been on

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Speaker 2: patrol for days, pulled a trigger, heard bullets, whiz by,

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Speaker 2: called in close air support, led medovacs, dodge IED's, and

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Speaker 2: understands to his core the power of this photo because

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Speaker 2: he's been on that knee before this people taking a

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00:41:56,719 --> 00:41:58,480
Speaker 2: bend at knee. If we can show that right there,

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Speaker 2: very power. Let's put it up. If we got it, yeah,

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Speaker 2: right there, look at that Pete Hexath, Pete Heexas throwe

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Speaker 2: down hard. We got Pete Hexas back. Pete Hexath is

751
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Speaker 2: not perfect, far from perfect. Maybe actually say May has

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Speaker 2: a couple three issues, that's okay, he'll work through those.

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Speaker 2: He's working through those. But he's the Secretary of Defense.

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Speaker 2: We need in the Secretary of Defense. We need today

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Speaker 2: taking on the Defense department, and Pete's going to be

756
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Speaker 2: with a great team around him. Is going to be

757
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Speaker 2: a struggle and we have to, I believe strongly, have

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Speaker 2: to cut the defense budget. We're not smartly using economic warfare,

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Speaker 2: and we're not smartly using information warfare, and we're not

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Speaker 2: smartly using cyber warfare. Enough. Remember the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 2: as our adversary, and know Mike Pence, Mike Pens gives

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Speaker 2: some mindless thing to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, shall say,

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Speaker 2: Judas Pence, and he's yammering on about, Oh, they're a

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Speaker 2: competitor and strategic competitor. We don't want to make them

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Speaker 2: an enemy. No, sir, you got the intelligence briefings for

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Speaker 2: all those years. Now, we didn't need the intelli just

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Speaker 2: briefing is to tell us that, but they certainly reinforced it.

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Speaker 2: If you remember anything in that kind of dim brain

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Speaker 2: the United States and the enemy of the people the

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Speaker 2: United States. And remember, as this movement mature is it's

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Speaker 2: America first. But now next phase is American citizens first.

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Speaker 2: And so everything we do in regards to the Chinese

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Speaker 2: We know they're hacking every phone company right now in

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Speaker 2: to they will get to kinetic warfare. Micha Lindell joins us,

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Speaker 2: like I said, that little technical problem, I don't know

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Speaker 2: Brother, thank you so much. We'll give you a little

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Speaker 2: air cover on that. How about that? Thank you, brother,

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Speaker 2: Thanks Steve, thank you okay. From Saint John the Evangelist

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Speaker 2: The Book of Revelations via one of the greatest American

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Speaker 2: artists in the history of our arts, Johnny Cash, Billy Strings,

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Speaker 2: to put back up. If Denver could do this for me,

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Speaker 2: put back up the Pete Hexath tweet. The battlefield cross

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Speaker 2: Hexa represents a new generation, a new generation of leaders,

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Speaker 2: They're all volunteers. And I know from a film I

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Speaker 2: Terrible and Pelolu. They said, man, these young men and

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Speaker 2: women are the bravest of the brave, and coming from

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Speaker 2: the greatest generation's tip of the spear. That sends a lot.

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Speaker 2: But Pete Hexas says that he's been there with a

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Speaker 2: couple of three battlefield crosses. Well, hey, guess what, You're

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Speaker 2: in a new battlefield now, Pete, and we got your back.

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Speaker 2: And anybody that doesn't support the president of this starts

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Speaker 2: talking about all alternatives. You're not helping the program. They

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Speaker 2: want us. They want to get defeat after defeat to

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Speaker 2: take the momentum off President Trump. Remember that now we

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Speaker 2: should be flooding the zone in seizing control of the institutions.

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Speaker 2: One that's going to be seized control of is the

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Speaker 2: Federal Bureau of Investigation, and that is going to be deconstructed.

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Speaker 2: And I realized the criminals over there, the American Gestapo

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Speaker 2: doesn't like that. Guess what, Like Lincoln said about the

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Speaker 2: Emancipation Proclamation, we put you on the ballot, folks for

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Speaker 2: two years, and the American people rendered their verdict. They

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Speaker 2: rendered their verdict and cash but Tell and others are

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Speaker 2: going to execute on that verdict. Tough break for some

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Speaker 2: swell guys and gals all across the administrative in the

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Speaker 2: Deep State. Charlie Kirk is next. Jack Besovik follows that

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Speaker 2: we're back here five to seven live tonight, as we

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Speaker 2: are every night. See then back in the world,