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Speaker 2: Vice President Harris after the certification of the twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: Take a look here, all right, January sixth is the

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Speaker 4: Look at this.

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Speaker 8: I think we need to find moral clarity, you know,

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Speaker 6: And when you think about.

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Speaker 8: The worst moments in American history, you know, like World

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Speaker 9: And I would say one thing about rewriting of history

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Speaker 9: That effort to rewrite the history of January sixth has

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Speaker 11: If you woke up on January seventh of twenty twenty

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Speaker 11: Anybody who says that today is not telling you the truth.

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Speaker 12: John January seventh, twenty twenty twenty one. There were certainly

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Speaker 6: It in just to this is January six day forward

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Speaker 10: Sorry, utterly shameful.

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Speaker 6: Today is not a day to commemorate. Yes, we've got

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Speaker 10: But for God's sakes, let's at.

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Speaker 6: Least have the decency and dignity to be a little embarrassed.

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Speaker 6: and fourteen days from today you will hear many soberly

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Speaker 7: Well, I hate to be.

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Speaker 6: The fly at the picnic table, but you can't peacefully

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Speaker 3: For being honest, take a look here, all right, January

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Speaker 10: Look at this.

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Speaker 7: Wow, just why that is something? It's just five percent.

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Speaker 3: I mean, most folks simply were willing to dismiss it

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Speaker 10: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 13: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval in

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Speaker 14: The people have had a belly full of it.

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Speaker 10: I know you don't like Gary mad I.

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Speaker 13: Know you try to do everything in the world to

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Speaker 14: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 6: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 13: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 13: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 13: is because of two reasons. The moral courage of President

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Speaker 13: most importantly, his followers were insurrectionists. Everything they did to you,

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Speaker 13: Last night was absolutely an eye opener that the mainstream

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Speaker 13: Just always remember four years ago this morning. Remember that

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Speaker 14: Now we got many more adherents at the same time,

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Speaker 13: That's what was important, is the people that wanted to fight,

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Speaker 13: The biggest crime, among many crimes, of this administrative state,

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Speaker 13: Now, Matt, they were in total and complete meltdown yesterday

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Speaker 13: Was the Wall Street Journal of Fox News or it's

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Speaker 16: things that they agree with with regard to the Trump administration.

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Speaker 16: It's a very globalist newspaper that's very much focused on

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Speaker 16: the post war international rules based order and anything that

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Speaker 16: would question that as seen as you know, somewhat retrograde, right,

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Speaker 16: So I am somewhat surprised that it does as we

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Speaker 16: were talking, as you were talking about before, you know,

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Speaker 16: perhaps unlike the Bourbons, there are some people at the

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Speaker 16: FT that are actually starting to learn something and understanding

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Speaker 16: why there's such political angst, not just in the United

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Speaker 16: States but around the world. That people enjoy being part

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Speaker 16: but she's generally speaking a very thoughtful person. But I'm

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Speaker 16: happy to see it, even in a unlikely and unlikely source.

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Speaker 13: No, it's a major it's really a seminal moment in

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Speaker 13: our movement. Peter Navarro really an incredible story about him,

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Speaker 13: about his career, about his thinking from Harvard and the

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Speaker 13: really under the underlying economics of the MAGA movement in

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Speaker 13: President Trump's populist nationalism. It's quite done in a very

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Speaker 13: even handed way, critical where it should be, but really

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Speaker 13: talks about the collapse of kind of the David Ricardo's

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Speaker 13: from what the eighteenth century is thinking from the eighteenth century.

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Speaker 13: So a seminal moment, Jason, where do people get you?

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Speaker 13: Why we have time to get you? Where do people

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Speaker 13: go to get your common man? Your common man, the

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Speaker 13: common man into You've got.

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Speaker 16: Common man CPI, so they could go to WWWSTRTIGASRP dot com.

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Speaker 16: We're at Jason trent at Underscore on.

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Speaker 13: X brother, Thank you so much, appreciate you, Thank you, sir,

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Speaker 13: Thank you Trente. One of the architects Scott Bess and

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Speaker 13: Peter Navarro, Jason trennet ej and Tony Steve Cortes.

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Speaker 10: Who else?

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Speaker 13: Oh day Brett, D Day Brett, the collection of thinkers

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Speaker 13: around the worm last couple of years, huge article in

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Speaker 13: the Financial Times of London. A seminal moment the not

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Speaker 13: embrace themganomics, but at least let's study it, think about it.

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Speaker 13: See what President Trump's really talking about on trade and tariffs.

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Speaker 13: The Great Matt ball's going to hang around. We got

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Speaker 13: Tom Finton, Eric Prince. We're going to go live tomorrow

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Speaker 13: lago around eleven o'clock when the President elect forty seven

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Speaker 14: Trump. This swarning eleven o'clock short break.

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Speaker 4: Con here's your host, Stephen K. Bah.

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Speaker 13: We have ninety minutes left in the morning show. And

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Speaker 13: here's who we have, Matt Boyle, Tom Fitton, Eric Prince,

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Speaker 13: Ladies, that's twenty seven Yankees right there. That's murderer's row.

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Speaker 13: I can't believe this kind of lined up, just when

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Speaker 13: it's incredible. Boyle, Finton, Eric Prince and Donald Trump bat

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Speaker 13: and clean up. Donald Trump, what a show. I'm just

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Speaker 13: say he just watch it. Birch Gold Times of turbulence.

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Speaker 13: Think President Trump's going to talk a little bit. Today's

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Speaker 14: Hope.

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Speaker 13: One of the questions is two bills versus one bill.

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Speaker 13: Can't have an omnibus, can't have a summer omnibus. We'll

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Speaker 13: be so bled out, we will be bled white.

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Speaker 14: By that time. Gotta have one. Gotta get on it now.

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Speaker 13: Gotta have something on the border, immigration, energy, get maybe

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Speaker 13: throw a little defense in there.

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Speaker 14: But get on it now. Hit them with fifty.

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Speaker 13: Executive orders, a bang, bang bang muzzlevelocity.

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Speaker 14: Do it now?

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Speaker 13: Given me be times are Turbulent's already seen in the

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Speaker 13: bond market.

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Speaker 14: Yes, you are.

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Speaker 13: Also seen in the British bond market the guilt, Yes

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Speaker 13: you are. I don't think the bond market thinks that

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Speaker 13: inflation's finished. Although Bernank came out yesterday and said President

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Speaker 13: Trump's plan does not look inflationary to him. I agree

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Speaker 13: with that, but we got to get on with it.

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Speaker 13: Birch Gold dot Com into the dollar Empire. Make sure

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Speaker 13: up to speed this audience, modern monetary theory, the idea

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Speaker 13: that broke the world. We're not there to make you

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Speaker 13: the smartest person at the cocktail party. We're making sure

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Speaker 13: that when you go fixed banets on the debt ceiling

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Speaker 13: and all this, that we have some intellectual backup for

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Speaker 13: because ideas have consequences. Matt's going to hang with his

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Speaker 13: princes on deck. I got to bring in Tom Finton,

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Speaker 13: the Great Tom Fitton. Tom, when you put these videos up,

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Speaker 13: which man, I absolutely love you, I don't know if

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Speaker 13: you're in the coffee room over there it and but

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Speaker 13: you just these are imprompt but they're so powerful.

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Speaker 14: The one year stay blew me away. You now have evidence.

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Speaker 13: About Fannie Willis and Nancy Pelosi colluding together on this

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Speaker 13: other j six ers.

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Speaker 14: Judicial watch is the go to.

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Speaker 13: It's the people's justice departments are what do you got

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Speaker 13: for us?

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Speaker 10: You know, pretty simple request.

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Speaker 17: We asked for records about her communications with the January

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Speaker 17: sixth Committee, the Pelosi operation there Jack Smith Justice Department,

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Speaker 17: and I think they told us one, two, three, four

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Speaker 17: times they had no documents. We said, well, hold on

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Speaker 17: a second, there's at least one letter Jordan really showing

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Speaker 17: that Fanny yourself wrote a letter to Benny Thompson, I think.

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Speaker 17: And so we sued and they didn't even bother to

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Speaker 17: into default, which if you know, you don't have to

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Speaker 17: be a lawyer, and understand if you don't show up

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Speaker 17: in court and you're a government agency, that's kind of

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Speaker 17: a big deal. And the court said, you know that

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Speaker 17: not only need the show up, you need to give

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Speaker 17: judicial Watch to documents, search for records and lo and behold,

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Speaker 17: they found a bunch of records and they don't want

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Speaker 17: to give them to us. So now we've got proof

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Speaker 17: positive there's a series of records communications between the January

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Speaker 17: sixth committee and the so called independent investigation in Fulton

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Speaker 17: County to target Trump on January sixth. Of course, that

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Speaker 17: was over what he was indicted for was his activities

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Speaker 17: related to trying to defend free and fair elections and

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Speaker 17: dispute that Biden election victory to use the.

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Speaker 10: Term in quotes. And so we caught her.

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Speaker 17: She finally had the fest up to having documents, and

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Speaker 17: just last night the court told her she has to

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Speaker 17: give us her office has to give us twenty thousand dollars.

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Speaker 10: In attorney's fees for what she did here. So we're

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Speaker 10: not even we're still in the middle of the battle

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Speaker 10: of getting the darn documents. But we fester.

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Speaker 17: We forced her to fess up that she had to

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Speaker 17: begin with after her telling us and frankly, the court

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Speaker 17: repeatedly there was no there there, Tom.

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Speaker 14: We keep talking about this.

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Speaker 13: There's got to be an investigation totally open about the

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty election, the whole FEDS direction on j six

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Speaker 13: and now the Hills lead story about the Senate about

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Speaker 13: now they're starting to ask a question amongst each other,

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Speaker 13: like how do we investigate Biden not even being on

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Speaker 13: the job for the last two years, right, And that's

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Speaker 13: their admission, not ours their admission.

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Speaker 14: What's judicial watch?

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Speaker 13: Since you guys really kind of always keep the big

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Speaker 13: picture and drilled down and get the receipts, what is

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Speaker 13: your recommendation to both the Trump Justice Department going forward

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Speaker 13: and also the investigative apparatus and particularly in the Hill

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Speaker 13: going forward to make sure the American people understand exactly

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Speaker 13: what went on here?

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Speaker 17: Sir, Well, if our President Trump I would appoint a

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Speaker 17: special council directly, I wouldn't allow the Justice Department to

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Speaker 17: do the investigation, wouldn't allow the FBI to do the investigation.

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Speaker 10: They have to be the subjects of the investigation.

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Speaker 17: And the President has the power to appoint special prosecutors

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Speaker 17: directly out of the White House. And that's how any

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Speaker 17: criminal investigation into what went on here should be done. Certainly,

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Speaker 17: Congress has an interest in understanding how it is our

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Speaker 17: government was run for four years by an oligarchy where

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Speaker 17: a president has now been confirmed six ways to Sunday

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Speaker 17: was mentally out to lunch. Of course, he was also

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Speaker 17: compromised by his China and Russia money, which led, in

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Speaker 17: my view, to the invasion of Ukraine and Russia and

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Speaker 17: Chinese adventurism and attacks on American sovereignty. All that ought

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Speaker 17: to be part of the investigations as well. You know,

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Speaker 17: the challenge for Congress, even if they wanted to do

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Speaker 17: the right thing and had the capacities, is that, you know,

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Speaker 17: with the corruption here in DC and fires on the horizon,

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Speaker 17: and where do you send your resources to to uncover

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Speaker 17: combat and make sure they don't spread further? And that

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Speaker 17: should be the only question is not what they investigate,

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Speaker 17: is how much they investigate, because there's just so much

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Speaker 17: to be done. And of course we've got our independent

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Speaker 17: FOIA cases right our lawsuit we just fought, you know,

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Speaker 17: we filed a lawsuit for Ashley Rabbit for instance, I

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Speaker 17: mean her killing. Its Congress to ask any questions about

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Speaker 17: our killing by DC US Capitol Hill police officer.

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Speaker 14: Tom.

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Speaker 13: The reason that judicial watchers revered and you're beloved in

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Speaker 13: this movement is that you guys have an amazing track record.

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Speaker 13: I know, you know, I think for ten twelve years

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Speaker 13: of under promising and overperforming. I just want to repeat

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Speaker 13: Tom Finton is advising President Trump that he should immediately

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Speaker 13: install a special counsel special prosecutor, independent from the Justice

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Speaker 13: Department to go through all of it and to staff

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Speaker 13: it up. However, he's got to staff it up, but

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Speaker 13: to go through and when you do special counsel special prosecutors,

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Speaker 13: these are criminal investigations. I just want to make sure

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Speaker 13: I'm clear that is what you're recommending to President Trump.

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Speaker 17: That's right, And you know, I'll leave it to the

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Speaker 17: lawyers to figure out how that process would work, and

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Speaker 17: how grand juries could be impaneled, and how they could

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Speaker 17: partner with US attorneys and such. But there's got to

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Speaker 17: be a separation between the Justice Department. It's this isn't

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Speaker 17: on a dis on Pam Boondi or Cash Betel.

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Speaker 10: God help us, that's for sure.

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Speaker 17: This is a recognition the agencies are compromised, and they

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Speaker 17: will spend half their time fighting and tens of thousands

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Speaker 17: of James Comey's, and Andrew mccabs.

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Speaker 10: And Peter Strucks and Lisa page Is who.

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Speaker 17: Will be there for a good period of time opposing

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Speaker 17: everything they do. This is why you know, I always

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Speaker 17: go back to the Remember the movie Kevin Costner, Uh,

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Speaker 17: battling the mobster in Chicago, the names forget, I'm forgetting

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Speaker 17: the name.

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Speaker 14: The the the the untouchables.

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Speaker 10: I remember the jury was compromised at the end of

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Speaker 10: the movie. And what did the judge do? He said,

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Speaker 10: you know what, bringing the jury from the next courtroom. Yes,

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Speaker 10: the FBI and d o j's.

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Speaker 17: Compromise should bring a new set of investigators completely untouched

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Speaker 17: by that operation.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: Sean Connery's word of advice to young Kevin Costner playing right.

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Speaker 17: Now working on a support at the Justice Department to

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Speaker 17: smear Trump through this Jack Smith operation.

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Speaker 13: They just they Trump Trump last night moved to to

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Speaker 13: hold the report until they take over, which is the

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Speaker 13: thing to do.

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Speaker 14: Jack Smith's a criminal.

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Speaker 10: Uh.

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Speaker 13: Sean Connery's advice to the young Elliott Ness played by

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Speaker 13: Kevin Costners that when they bring a knife, you bring

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Speaker 13: a gun. Right, That's what has to happen here, Tom.

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Speaker 13: Where do people go to find out more about judicial watch?

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Speaker 13: One of the great institutions have been created on the right.

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Speaker 13: And where they go to track you on social media?

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Speaker 10: Sir, Well, they can go to judicialwatch dot org.

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Speaker 17: I think we're on x We're also on Facebook, which is,

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Speaker 17: I guess, a new free land under.

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Speaker 10: The Zuckerberg regime.

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Speaker 17: So we're everywhere judicialwatch dot Org all over social media.

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Speaker 17: Got a great new book out, Your Rights and Freedoms

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Speaker 17: in Peril. If they want to know what Trump should

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Speaker 17: be doing and what the crisis is that has to

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Speaker 17: be confronted by this new administration.

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Speaker 10: The book is well worth picking up.

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Speaker 13: Fantastic, Go to Amazon to get that. Tom Finton, you're

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Speaker 13: a hero and a patriot. Thank you very much for

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Speaker 13: joining us this morning.

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Speaker 10: You're welcome. Thank you.

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Speaker 13: So boil when Tom Finton's calling for a special prosecutor, folks,

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Speaker 13: this is this is how things roll, This is how

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Speaker 13: things get started. Tom Fitton is a revered guy and

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Speaker 13: President Trump's inner circle. Tom Fitton doesn't say a lot,

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Speaker 13: but when he says, some people pay pays attention.

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Speaker 14: Matt, you've known this, You've worked with Tom for over decade.

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Speaker 14: Your thoughts, sir, Yeah, Look, I think he's right.

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Speaker 15: I think the President has to run this out of

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Speaker 15: the White House, right like. And so that that being said,

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Speaker 15: and I agree with him one hundred percent too. I

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Speaker 15: have a great admiration for Pamboni. I've known her for

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Speaker 15: a decade, known Cash for even longer, Like I think

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Speaker 15: the world of both of them. The fact is is

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Speaker 15: that the you know, I do think this has to

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Speaker 15: come out of the White House because it's so all encompassing,

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Speaker 15: right Like, it's so there's so many facets to all

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Speaker 15: of this. Right, there's the president, the current outgoing president

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Speaker 15: in the United States or so they say, uh, that

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Speaker 15: has you know, not really been in command of things.

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Speaker 15: I mean, this is unchartered waters by the way in

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Speaker 15: and of itself, right, Like, We've never had a president

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Speaker 15: that is so gone as Biden is, but also so corrupt,

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Speaker 15: right Like, I mean this stuff, all the foreign money

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Speaker 15: and all this kind of stuff.

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Speaker 7: But then in addition to all of that, all.

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Speaker 15: Of these deep state agencies and departments and so on

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Speaker 15: and so forth.

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Speaker 7: I mean, this needs to.

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Speaker 15: Come from the White House. And so I agree with Tom.

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Speaker 15: I hope the President Trump sees that and is listening.

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Speaker 15: Next time I talk to him, if I do soon,

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Speaker 15: which I hope I will, I will talk to him

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Speaker 15: about this.

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Speaker 10: I will bring it up with him.

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Speaker 15: I hope that the President Trump takes the actions from

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Speaker 15: the White House.

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Speaker 13: So yeah, I want to make I want to make

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Speaker 13: sure it's very important because the media follows this show closely.

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Speaker 13: I want to make sure that we're right on our

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Speaker 13: nomenclature and ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 14: This is why with Tom Fitton just recommend it so important.

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Speaker 13: Remember they had talked about when Gates is going to

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Speaker 13: be Attorney General, they also talked about maybe a special

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Speaker 13: prosecutor to appointed by the.

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Speaker 14: Attorney General.

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Speaker 13: Are working over there, Pambondy and cash in their jobs

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Speaker 13: as head of DOJ with all the clean out they

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Speaker 13: got to do with that Rats, that's Pam Bondy and

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Speaker 13: you've seen the team around her with Todd and Emil

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Speaker 13: and all that.

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Speaker 10: You've got.

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Speaker 13: Then Cashow at FBI, he's got to clean all that out.

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Speaker 13: What Tom Finton is calling for and what Matt Bull's

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Speaker 13: recommending also is that a special prosecutor be appointed I

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Speaker 13: guess by the president. Right by the president. Because this

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Speaker 13: gets back to that unified theory of the executive. He

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Speaker 13: is the chief executive officer, he's the commander in chief.

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Speaker 13: He's also the chief magistrate and their nose is going

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Speaker 13: to have to be rubbed in this that by the constitution,

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Speaker 13: he's the Chief Law Enforcement officer of the country. Matt,

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Speaker 13: we got about sixty seconds. I'd love to hang around

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Speaker 13: for the next one of your thoughts.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: Look, I think that I don't know if you call

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Speaker 15: it a special counselor whatever the terminology is, but as

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Speaker 15: somebody that directly reports to the President, that has brought

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Speaker 15: investigative authority, subpoena.

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Speaker 7: Power, law enforcement powers.

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Speaker 15: Et ce, you know, and again is run directly out

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Speaker 15: of the White House, that could dig into basically everything, right, Like,

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Speaker 15: I mean, the whole thing, the whole swamp. Right, we

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Speaker 15: want to drain the swamp. This is our shot. We've

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Speaker 15: never had a shot like this ever before. And there's

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Speaker 15: so much to pick at, There's so much to dig into.

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Speaker 15: And I agree with the thing that Tom said there

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Speaker 15: that that really stuck with me is that it's just

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Speaker 15: like how much and where do you focus and how

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Speaker 15: many fires do you go after? I mean, from you know,

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Speaker 15: covering this stuff for the better part of the last

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Speaker 15: fifteen years, I mean, I can tell you there's a

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Speaker 15: million different ways you can go at any given moment,

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Speaker 15: and so you need somebody that has broad authority, broad

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Speaker 15: powers to be able to accomplish that.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, a special prosecutor, somebody that that has subpoena.

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Speaker 14: Power can panel grand jury. Matt Hanger for one second.

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Speaker 13: I know you get a bounce for just hanging on

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Speaker 13: one second, Eric Prince, the President United States, Donald Trump,

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Speaker 13: all that next in the war.

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Speaker 10: Room, we.

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Speaker 14: You also go text.

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Speaker 13: the team. Matt, I'm so proud of the job you've done.

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Speaker 14: You're a true warrior.

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Speaker 13: Matt is, folks know, is the only living human being

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Speaker 13: to have worked for Andrew Breitbart, Tucker Carlson, that Steve

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Speaker 13: Bannont and survived. Okay, Matt, tell us about tell us

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Speaker 13: you've got a few upgrades you're doing at Breitbart.

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Speaker 14: Tell before you bounce, tell us what you guys are doing.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: So we're making an intense focus on coverage of this

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Speaker 15: that the establishment media is leaving open for us again.

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Speaker 15: The first big thing is is that we've named Nick Gilbertson,

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Speaker 15: one of our top political reporters here at Breitbart, is

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Speaker 15: going to be our new White House correspondent. The second

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Speaker 15: big thing is is that Bradley Jay, who's been a

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Speaker 15: reporter for us for the last couple of years and

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Speaker 15: worked for a number of different top conservatives on Capitol

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Speaker 15: He got his start actually working under Stephen Miller, who

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Speaker 15: is going to be obviously top immigration aid to President

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Speaker 15: Trump in the White House, but Bradley Jay worked for

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Speaker 15: him in the Senate in Jeff Sessions His office back

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Speaker 15: in the very early days of this immigration battle that

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Speaker 15: we've seen in the aftermath of the twenty twenty twelve election.

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Speaker 15: But Bradley's going to be our deputy politics editor and

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Speaker 15: going to work with me on working with a lot

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Speaker 15: of our reporters. We've named Olivia Rondo, who's covered breaking news,

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Speaker 15: general breaking news for us, to be a new political reporter,

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Speaker 15: So she's going to work with us on Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 15: And then both me and Christina long A, who's our

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Speaker 15: Pentagon correspondent, are going to be back in DC.

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Speaker 7: So I'm going back part time.

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Speaker 15: I've been in Florida for the last four years writing

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Speaker 15: out the Biden presidency, but we're going to be back

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Speaker 15: up there quite a bit. So we're storming into the

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Speaker 15: Washington We're going to take take the swamp by forrest

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Speaker 15: here right like we got to be these people.

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Speaker 13: Brother, Where do people go to get you at Breitbart?

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Speaker 14: Where they get you on social media?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, just go to Breitbart dot com.

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Speaker 15: I'm on ex Twitter at n boil one and true

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Speaker 15: social arion.

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Speaker 13: I think one of the last moves I made at

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Speaker 13: Breitbart was to get man Bull off social med.

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Speaker 14: Make sure you're seeing back on the ball. Love. You

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Speaker 14: look forward to seeing back up in the Imperial Capital.

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Speaker 13: I will be there see you soon, Eric Prince, You're

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Speaker 13: one of the best geostrategic thinkers in the world.

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Speaker 14: Please help me out here.

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Speaker 13: I'm just a simple country boy. We have two carrier

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Speaker 13: battle groups in the Red Sea defending the sea lanes

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Speaker 13: for the Suez Canal so that the European elites can

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Speaker 13: have their trade. You got American young men and women

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Speaker 13: out there. We're taking incoming from the Hooties. They shot down?

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Speaker 13: Correct me if I'm wrong? Are they purportedly shot down

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Speaker 13: or we shot down our own F eighteen? I happen

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Speaker 13: to think they did it. We just almost shot down

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Speaker 13: a second. We're in an actual gunfight off of Yemen.

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Speaker 13: Am I reading this correctly? That Joe Biden just released

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Speaker 13: from GITMO a dozen or twenty houties to go back

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Speaker 13: to Yemen?

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Speaker 14: Did I read that correctly? Or is that some parody accounts?

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Speaker 14: Sir No, I'm.

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Speaker 18: Afraid that's not a parody account, Steve. Indeed, they did

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Speaker 18: release a number of Yameni's supposedly to custody in Oman,

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Speaker 18: but you know there's plenty of close relationship there, so

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Speaker 18: I would not be surprised if they're fully released back

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Speaker 18: into general circulation where they can continue their malevolent behavior.

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Speaker 18: It's it is truly a it's an irrational move. I

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Speaker 18: don't even understand what the administration is thinking. Yes, just

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Speaker 18: as recently as less than two weeks ago, the Navy

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Speaker 18: US Navy shot down one of its F eighteens while

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Speaker 18: it was on final flying back into to land on

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Speaker 18: a US aircraft carrier, almost shot down a second one

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Speaker 18: were it not for the invasive maneuvers of the pilot.

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Speaker 13: So Eric, Eric, haven't haven't been on haven't been on

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Speaker 13: a destroyer around a carry battle group in the North

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Speaker 13: Arabian see in the Persian Golf.

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Speaker 14: I don't buy that.

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Speaker 13: I don't buy it's it almost boggles the imagination that

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Speaker 13: a fire control solution could come up on an F

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Speaker 13: A eighteen with everything that we have sophisticated. I think

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Speaker 13: the hoodie shot, I think they shot it down, and

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Speaker 13: we're just afraid to admit a drone shot it down.

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Speaker 14: Whatever, it's impossible.

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Speaker 13: We could I just can't imagine all the checks and

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Speaker 13: double checks.

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Speaker 14: How could you shoot it down on final sir?

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Speaker 10: Uh?

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Speaker 18: Not only did they shoot, it was the Gettysburg, the

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Speaker 18: cruiser Gettysburg got fired multiple missiles and the and the

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Speaker 18: even more ridiculous thing is that they shot they shot

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Speaker 18: missiles again. Having shot down the first f eighteen, they

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Speaker 18: were literally on final the first I saw the text

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Speaker 18: messages of both the Dash two and Dash one, the

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Speaker 18: guys that got shot down.

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Speaker 14: They were also dumbfounded.

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Speaker 18: The guys in Dash one punched out just before they

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Speaker 18: were hit by the missile. The second guys went to burner,

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Speaker 18: went down really on the deck and managed to avoid

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Speaker 18: the incoming But yes, it was really that bad. The

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Speaker 18: US Navy has shot down its own aircraft while they

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Speaker 18: were on final It's not even Steve. It's not like

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Speaker 18: there were out thirty fifty miles from the carrier where

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Speaker 18: they could have gotten mixed up with some incoming missile.

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Speaker 18: They were on final approach to the aircraft carrier and

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Speaker 18: a ship, our ship shot it down.

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Speaker 13: If you know the checks that you have to go through,

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Speaker 13: I mean, this just shows you the sea worthiness and

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Speaker 13: the lack of just basic fundamental combat information, fire control.

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Speaker 13: It's stunning. I'd have to sit through the border of inquiry.

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Speaker 13: I'm still calling the Hooties to hang on for a second.

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Speaker 13: We're gonna go live tomor Lago. But before we start, Eric,

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Speaker 13: I got so much more to go through with you.

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Speaker 13: Now that I got you, we'll finish with the music

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Speaker 13: from the right stuff. Eric, Prince's got it. It's that quality.

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Speaker 13: You just know somebody's got it or not. They got

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Speaker 13: the right stuff. Stunning, absolutely stunning the Biden regime. This

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Speaker 13: is why Tom Finton's right. It's got to be a

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Speaker 13: special counsel, special prosecutor.

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Speaker 14: It has to be.

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Speaker 13: You can't burden Pam Bondy and Cash Hotel. They will assist,

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Speaker 13: but they can't be burdened with us. It's so deep.

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Speaker 13: They released Yemeni's back into that region where we got

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Speaker 13: two care battle groups of I don't know when you

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Speaker 13: add them up. You got two care battle groups. You

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Speaker 13: got what twenty thousand sailors, marines, naval air personnel. It's shocking,

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Speaker 13: not even including this fast attack submarines and direct support.

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Speaker 14: Mind boggling, mind boggling.

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Speaker 13: If you don't call a congressional hearing on that immediately

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Speaker 13: try to stop it. Whose side is this Biden regime

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Speaker 13: planned for. That's the question. Short break, mar Lago, President

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Speaker 13: United States, and Eric Prince All next in the war room.