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Speaker 1: Coming up on Special Report, where gearing up for DC

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Speaker 1: to look a lot different in just a matter of weeks.

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Speaker 1: Journalist Emerald Robinson joins us to discuss what the incoming

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Speaker 1: administration and the one hundred and nineteenth Congress will look.

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Speaker 2: Like and what rule did free speech and viewers like

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Speaker 3: Jeff Bermant will join us to break.

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Speaker 4: Down an actor, singer and director Robert Davey joins us

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Speaker 4: to talk about how the arts can actually be a

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Speaker 3: All that and more right now on Special Report. Welcome

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Speaker 3: in to Special Report.

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Speaker 1: I'm Emily Finn alongside Michelle Backus, Bo Davidson and Kor.

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Speaker 2: And we start with some major world news today. For

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Speaker 2: the first time, one thousand days into the war, Ukraine

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Speaker 2: has fired US made longer range missiles into Russia, hitting

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Speaker 5: That's right.

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Speaker 6: The attack comes just two days after the Biden administration

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Speaker 6: gave Kiev the green light to use the American weapons

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Speaker 6: against targets inside Russia, and.

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Speaker 4: Many leaders now saying that this authorization was an unconstitutional

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Speaker 4: act of war.

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Speaker 3: We will continue to.

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Speaker 4: Monitor this situation as an unfold and have a live

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Speaker 4: breakdown with Tara Dole later on in the show.

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Speaker 3: But now we're turning our focus to the.

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Speaker 1: US and President elect Trump here to help us break

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Speaker 1: it all down. As host of The Absolute Truth on

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Speaker 1: Frankspeech dot com. Emerald Robinson, Emerald, thanks so much for

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Speaker 1: being with us.

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Speaker 3: Hi, thank you so much for having me. Wonderful to

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Speaker 3: see you, Bo, wonderful to see you.

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Speaker 1: So to start here, the first openly transgender member of

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Speaker 1: Congress is set to take office, and Republican Congressman Nancy

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Speaker 1: Mace she's wasting no time to stand up for women's rights.

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Speaker 1: In fact, Monday, she introduced her resolution to ensure that

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Speaker 1: men use men's bathrooms and women use women's bathrooms. Seems

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Speaker 1: like this is pretty common sense, right, Well, she's already

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Speaker 1: getting some pushback from the woke left, so let's take

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Speaker 7: A radical left is calling me an extremist for being

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Speaker 7: and being a feminist makes me an extremist.

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Speaker 8: Or a bigot or a monster.

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Speaker 7: I am totally here for it because I'm going to

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Speaker 3: For every woman and every little girl.

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Speaker 7: Across this country to protect you and keep you safe.

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Speaker 1: I mean, Emerald, using a restroom that aligns with your

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Speaker 1: genitals seems pretty simple, right, what's your reaction to all

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Speaker 9: Well, for both Americans, yes, that is that's pretty basic

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Speaker 9: known for a lot of common sens And there's so

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Speaker 9: much that I could say about those who you know,

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Speaker 9: the first openly transgender member of Congress. Look, Nancy Mays

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Speaker 3: It is just common sense.

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Speaker 9: With all the issue us that the United States is

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Speaker 9: love that Nancy Mace is standing up. She's absolutely right.

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Speaker 9: It is just common sense. Here's what I want to

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Speaker 3: And that means using the power of the purse.

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Speaker 9: I want to see people like Nancy Mason others stand

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Speaker 9: I just want to see an even tougher Republican Congress,

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Speaker 3: Agreed well, Emberd.

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Speaker 4: There's still one position everyone is keeping an eye on,

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Speaker 4: and that's the FBI director. We're seeing some reports that

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Speaker 4: Trump is considering Cash Patel for the role, but ex

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Speaker 4: Patel would do quote massive damage to the three letter agency.

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Speaker 4: Why do you think that Trump wants Patel for this position.

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Speaker 9: Cash Hotel has definitely become a very well known figure,

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Speaker 9: which doesn't hurt Donald Trump's betting process or his application process.

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Speaker 9: But you have to remember Cash was there from the

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Speaker 9: that they had conducted illegal, illegal spying activities. And you know,

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Speaker 3: Ability to dig up the dirt.

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Speaker 9: And as Donald Trump is looking to clean out these

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Speaker 3: An obvious go to, just like with Matt.

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Speaker 9: Gates and picking him for the DOJ, it is a

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Speaker 9: figurehead you have the more well known, But I also

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Speaker 3: The bad actors, to shake in their boots.

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Speaker 9: I am loving the consternation over the nomination from Matt Gates.

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Speaker 3: Whether he's confirmed or not, it's already.

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Speaker 9: Been fantastic because it already has the bad actors and

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Speaker 3: Running for the hills and gnashing their teeth.

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Speaker 9: But then there's the other positions that Donald Trump has nominated.

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Speaker 3: Great people for.

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Speaker 9: If Matt Gates is confirmed at the DOJ, he's going

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Speaker 9: Rod Rosenstein was the original deputy Attorney General that Donald

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Speaker 3: Job for him already. He's happed to list.

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Speaker 8: These are people who've.

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Speaker 3: Already burned the bridges to work for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 9: And that's the kind of people you want in those

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Speaker 3: They've already burned those bridges.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly right. We'll be keeping an eye on all

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Speaker 4: appreciate you. Great speaking with you likewise, and now to

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Speaker 4: We turned to editor in chief of Just the News

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Speaker 4: No Noise, John Solomon.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for being here, John.

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Speaker 10: Going to be really guys.

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Speaker 5: Good to be on set here in West Polin.

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Speaker 3: Is awesome, fantastic. We're so happy here in Stute.

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Speaker 11: Let me out of the Marvelsylomon, Washington.

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Speaker 3: That's so John.

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Speaker 1: I want to stay on this topic that Emerald was

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Speaker 1: Gates paid them for sex and actually witnessed him having

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Speaker 11: I think before we get to a confirmation hearing, I

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Speaker 11: I haven't been able to get that nailed down of

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Speaker 11: I think that's a very important question. Did the president

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Speaker 11: I think we'll know more when the more specific details

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Speaker 11: his judgment. He's not afraid of a fight. He's fought

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Speaker 10: For law and order.

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Speaker 11: And I think that still remains to be vetted in

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Speaker 11: Oh, there's so much going on. We're going to have

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Speaker 11: I think it'll be really enlightening to people for evidence

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Speaker 11: that's been kept from the American people for four years.

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Speaker 5: Happy Tuesday.

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Speaker 6: We're one day closer to President Trump's inauguration on January

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Speaker 12: Now.

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Speaker 6: One of the very reasons for our existence here on

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Speaker 1: Obviously that's right, and President Trump is clearly taking free

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Speaker 10: Hey, great to be on with you. Yes, freedom is

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we saw the alignment towards this patriot

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Speaker 6: You're right, I mean the results in November clearly provide

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Speaker 5: Which is obviously very popular.

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Speaker 10: But but the Google Search.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's fantastic to have an alternative.

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Speaker 1: Now, Jeff, I understand that you all are running a

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Speaker 10: All you need to do is come on and use tusks,

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Speaker 14: Try use us for ten times and a month, and

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Speaker 5: No, that's awesome, Jeff.

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Speaker 5: You know, we got Trump coming.

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Speaker 14: There, I would go back to you remember if you

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Speaker 6: We appreciate you. We'll be getting in the ring for

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Speaker 6: that grocery giveaway. I know I got a baby on

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Speaker 14: Hey, great to be with you, guys. You've been a

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Speaker 14: fast job. Let's make America great again.

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Speaker 5: God, I love that.

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Speaker 6: Well, coming up, everybody, are we on the brink of

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Special Report. The question many are asking today.

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Speaker 6: Whenever you see Michelle, it's the first thing out her mouth.

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Speaker 6: But when I elaborate a little more. With five out

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Speaker 6: of the six US made missiles, they were actually intercepted

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Speaker 6: by Russia, with one falling on a military facility in Russia,

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Speaker 6: causing a fire, but luckily there were no casualties or

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Speaker 6: widespread damage. This comes after Biden authorized Ukraine to use

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Speaker 6: long range missiles inside of Russia.

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Speaker 5: Well.

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Speaker 2: In response to Ukraine firing the US made missiles, Russian

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Speaker 2: President putin updated Rusha's Russia's nuclear doctrine and let's bring

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Speaker 2: in host of special report and hosts of threat assessment.

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Speaker 3: Tara doll for reaction. Tara, thanks so much for joining us.

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Speaker 3: It's great to be with you guys. It's great to

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Speaker 3: have you here, Dara.

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Speaker 2: I have to get right to the question that I've

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Speaker 2: been trying to ask you all day. Calen talks about

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Speaker 2: it as well, But are we on the brink of

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Speaker 2: World War three?

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Speaker 15: Well, I think this is a major escalation that we're

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Speaker 15: seeing and it's very unpredictable. We don't know what is

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Speaker 15: going to happen in Russia right now with the war

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Speaker 15: between Ukraine and Russia. But what is significant about this

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Speaker 15: is what I think the next two months we're going

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Speaker 15: to be. It's going to be very uncertain what's going

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Speaker 15: to play out. Because ultimately this is a bargaining chip.

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Speaker 15: We know that Ukraine is holding territory right now, Russian

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Speaker 15: territory in the region of Kursk. They want to keep

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Speaker 15: that territory, but that is where Russia has deployed North

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Speaker 15: Korean troops about ten thousand of the North Korean troops

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Speaker 15: in that Kursk region to.

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Speaker 3: Be able to fight back.

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Speaker 15: Well, this is a bargaining chip now when President Trump

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Speaker 15: comes in, because they know that when Trump comes in,

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Speaker 15: they are going to have to end this war and

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Speaker 15: there's going to have to ultimately be a peace deal,

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Speaker 15: a ceasefire. We don't know what will take place, but

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Speaker 15: President Trump will do but we know the war will end,

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Speaker 15: and they and Zelensky knows it, and Putin knows it.

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Speaker 15: So they're trying to take territory now so that they

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Speaker 15: can go to the negotiable negotiating table having the upper hand.

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Speaker 3: And so that is what is playing out right now.

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Speaker 15: They're trying to have hold cursed region Ukraine is trying

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Speaker 15: to hold territory there as Russia is taking more territory

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Speaker 15: into Ukraine. So we'll see what plays out, but ultimately

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Speaker 15: it's going to be does Putin want to take all

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Speaker 15: of Ukraine? Will he allow a peace deal? And will

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Speaker 15: he allow a ceasefire deal? That's the big questions I

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Speaker 15: think guys that are going to be on the table

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Speaker 15: in the next couple months, and we'll see a lot

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Speaker 15: more of it.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Tara, A lot of people, a lot of Americans

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Speaker 6: are really concerned over this escalation, and you know rightfully,

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Speaker 6: so right I mean again, Michelle's.

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Speaker 5: Talking about World War three.

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Speaker 6: Our very own Charlie Kirk he posted on Twitter today

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Speaker 6: writing to the Russian people that quote, very few Americans

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Speaker 6: want war with you. Most of us are glad the

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Speaker 6: Cold War ended and want a friendly relationship. Now what

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Speaker 6: message does this send to the Russian people, how are

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Speaker 6: they interpreting things like this.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, well, I think we have a really good relationship

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Speaker 15: with the Russian people. Americans and the Russian people have

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Speaker 15: a good relationship. We're not hostile at all towards each

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Speaker 15: other at all. And Ukraine and the Ukrainian people as well.

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Speaker 15: And so I think you're starting to see backlash in

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Speaker 15: the Cursed Region because now those the people that lived

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Speaker 15: in the Cursed Region, the Russians are having to be evacuated,

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Speaker 15: they're being displaced, and they're putting pressure on.

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Speaker 3: Putin to be able to be able to go back home.

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Speaker 15: So it'll be very interesting to see what happens if

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Speaker 15: the pressure against Putin will arise from the Russian people.

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Speaker 3: Because they don't want to go to war. We don't

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Speaker 3: want to go to war.

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Speaker 15: Americans don't want to go to war, and we do

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Speaker 15: not want that. That's what's so significant about. You know,

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Speaker 15: when we gave Trump a mandate, a lot of that

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Speaker 15: was mass deportations and to avoid going into another World war.

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Speaker 3: We do not want that.

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Speaker 15: The American people sent a very strong mandate to Trump

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Speaker 15: that that's not what we want. And so I think

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Speaker 15: this is to people the people. To see Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 15: come out and say that to the Russian people, that's

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Speaker 15: very significant because it's saying, put.

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Speaker 3: Pressure on your leaders, we don't want this.

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Speaker 2: Well, Tara, This most recent escalation comes as Russia's threatening

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Speaker 2: to hire one hundred thousand North Korean troops. Do you

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Speaker 2: think that this is going to happen? They're going to

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Speaker 2: tap more into North Korea.

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Speaker 15: I think that's what's so significant in the escalation. I

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Speaker 15: think that Putin is actually doing by bringing these ten

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Speaker 15: thousand North Korean troops on the ground to be able

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Speaker 15: to fight back in that cursed.

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Speaker 3: Region against Ukraine.

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Speaker 15: But they're talking about having one hundred thousand, and this

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Speaker 15: wouldn't be one hundred thousand all at one time. It'd

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Speaker 15: be rotations about about fifteen thousand every two to three months.

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Speaker 15: But hopefully before Trump takes office that will end anyway.

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Speaker 15: And the thing with the North Koreans is that they

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Speaker 15: don't know the cod clture, they don't know the language,

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Speaker 15: they don't need, they don't know the technology they don't know.

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Speaker 3: They can't catch up in.

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Speaker 15: Enough time to make a significant impact in this. So

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Speaker 15: I think it's less likely to see that you're actually

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Speaker 15: having going to have one hundred thousand North Korean trips

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Speaker 15: actually fight there because they can't. They can't adapt, they

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Speaker 15: don't they can't be trained in enough time to be

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Speaker 15: able to make a difference.

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Speaker 3: That's a good point.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.

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Speaker 6: I want to switch gears now we're going to talk

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Speaker 6: about the war in Israel, something that you are the

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Speaker 6: premia expert on here on our network. I want to ask,

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Speaker 6: now the ka Kamala's lost the election, and I have

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Speaker 6: to say her name right otherwise we get.

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Speaker 5: Called out on it.

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Speaker 6: Now that she's lost the election, the Biden administration is

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Speaker 6: actually once again sanctioning Israel, slapping new sanction on Israeli Jews,

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Speaker 6: who they say are fomenting violence against Palestinians in the

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Speaker 6: West Bank.

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Speaker 5: I mean, Tara, what do they do?

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Speaker 6: Why are they sanctioning our ally in Israel instead of

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Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe going after Hamas or Hesbla or

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Speaker 6: any their allies. I mean, how does this make sense?

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Speaker 6: Help us circle that square?

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Speaker 15: Well, this is why you saw the historic amount of

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Speaker 15: the Jewish American people vote for President Trump.

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Speaker 3: Guys. He had over forty five percent of.

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Speaker 15: The Jewish vote, which mainly they vote historically left right.

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Speaker 15: In the United States, they usually vote left, and you

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Speaker 15: had a historic number switch over to vote for President Trump.

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Speaker 15: A lot of Democrats that were pro Israel just saw

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Speaker 15: the practice or the policy coming out of the Biden

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Speaker 15: Harris administration, and even Arabs voted for Trump historic numbers

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Speaker 15: because they want peace. But now that the election is over,

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Speaker 15: now they're able to again show their true colors and

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Speaker 15: how they're giving two hundred and thirty million more of

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Speaker 15: your tax payer dollars over to the Palestinians, which will

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Speaker 15: therefore go to supporting Hamas. At the same time they're

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Speaker 15: funding terrorist organizations.

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Speaker 3: They are sanctioning.

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Speaker 15: Israeli settlers who they claim are using violence in the

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Speaker 15: Bank Judea and Samaria.

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Speaker 3: So this is just their true colors.

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Speaker 15: They're going to push through all these bad policies before

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Speaker 15: they leave in January, and they're going to try to

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Speaker 15: degrade israel I believe as much as they possibly can

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Speaker 15: with the time that they have left.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, keyword your taxpayer dollars. Tara.

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Speaker 2: I also want to get your reaction to the release

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Speaker 2: of a secret meeting with an Israeli parliamentary committee where.

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Speaker 3: Israeli Prime Minister.

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Speaker 2: They are talked about how Biden threatened to withhold critical

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Speaker 2: military weapons day Israel if they enter Rafa.

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Speaker 3: Now Biden telling that.

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Speaker 2: In Yahoo that quote, you will be left alone. Are

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Speaker 2: you surprised by this?

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Speaker 3: We've always known this.

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Speaker 15: We've always heard internally that Biden has been pressuring net Yahoo,

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Speaker 15: pressuring Israel behind the scenes, threatening to cut off AID,

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Speaker 15: threatening to withhold.

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Speaker 3: Arms and weapons.

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Speaker 15: And this is something that Naania got leaked about during

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Speaker 15: this meeting, this parliamentary meeting, where he was saying that

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Speaker 15: is absolutely true that Biden himself said, if you go

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Speaker 15: into Rafa, we're going to cut off aids or arms

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Speaker 15: and you are going to be all by your stuff.

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Speaker 15: But we've already known this. And what did Israel do?

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Speaker 15: They went right into Rafa. And here Biden had said,

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Speaker 15: you know, the US had predicted that there'd be like

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Speaker 15: twenty thousand casualties.

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Speaker 3: If you do that, it will be genocide.

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Speaker 15: You cannot do that, you know, catastrophic, And it wasn't

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Speaker 15: anything like that at all. They were able to go

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Speaker 15: into Rafa limit the casualties and it was very successful

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Speaker 15: and they needed to do that and then also cut

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Speaker 15: off the Philadelphia corridor which was smuggling in arms and

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Speaker 15: weapons coming in from Egypt. So it wasn't as catastrophic

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Speaker 15: as the Biden administration was threatening that it was, and

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Speaker 15: it was very successful and it helped Israel to be

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Speaker 15: able to defeat Hamas and make make grounds take ground

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Speaker 15: in the war in Gaza. But it's just another example

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Speaker 15: of how the Biden administration it was threatening Israel constantly

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Speaker 15: behind the scenes, which we all knew, but it's now

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Speaker 15: just being exposed and reported as it was being done.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Well, well, Tara, with about twenty seconds left on the clock,

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Speaker 6: here very quickly, what kind of message is the current

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Speaker 6: cabinet appointments of the president is making. What kind of

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Speaker 6: message is that sending to some of our allies like

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Speaker 6: those in Israel or some of our enemies like Hamas

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Speaker 6: and Hezwilla.

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Speaker 3: Real quickly, like a new boss is in town.

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Speaker 15: So you better watch out all of our adversaries because

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Speaker 15: it's not going to be the same as it used

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Speaker 15: to be.

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Speaker 3: So watch out. America is back. America is back. We're

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Speaker 3: We're back, absolutely all right.

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Speaker 2: Tara Dall, thank you so much for our expertise. As always,

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Speaker 2: we're ending it on that America is back. I'll tell

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Speaker 2: you what Washington DC. I'm told a different aura in

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Speaker 2: the air. I'm telling you Washington DC is coming back.

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Speaker 2: Coming up later in the show, we welcome after singer

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Speaker 2: and Goop commentator Robert Dommie.

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Speaker 3: You won't want to miss it. Got anywhere. We'll be

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Speaker 3: back in just a moment. Welcome back to Special Report.

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Speaker 3: Our economy has been under stressed the last four years.

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Speaker 2: I know I've felt it, and now we need to

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Speaker 2: understand why the decline of inflation has stalled and if

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Speaker 2: we should be concerned about a recession. Well, Philip Patrick,

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Speaker 2: precious metal specialist at our partners of our Birch Gold Group,

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Speaker 2: joins us Live now to discuss Philip, thanks so much

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Speaker 2: for being with us.

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Speaker 16: Thank you so much for having me.

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Speaker 3: Guys, so Philip to start here.

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Speaker 1: Last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released October inflation numbers.

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Speaker 3: Can you please walk us through what they revealed?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, of course the numbers were not good and to

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Speaker 17: be expected quite frankly. We saw core inflation at three

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Speaker 17: point three percent, and core is concerning is zero point

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Speaker 17: three percent price increase for the month.

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Speaker 16: That's where we were in April it's where we were

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Speaker 16: in August and we're still here today. So it's sticky,

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Speaker 16: to say the least.

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Speaker 17: The only bright spot with CPI numbers were gas prices,

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Speaker 17: which have come down significantly, I think, largely thanks thanks

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Speaker 17: to recession fears in Europe and China. So inflation numbers

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Speaker 17: not looking good, looking, very sticky, and I think will

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Speaker 17: continue to be so.

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Speaker 18: Well.

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Speaker 2: It seems like the decline of inflation has stalled yet.

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Speaker 2: The Federal Reserve has cut rates twice in the last

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Speaker 2: few months. Do you think they'll continue to do so

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Speaker 2: despite stubborn inflation.

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Speaker 16: Look, it's tough to say. At the moment.

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Speaker 17: Prior to the election, they priced in another rate cut

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Speaker 17: in the betting markets.

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Speaker 16: Now the betting.

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Speaker 17: Markets have nearly even odds between a twenty five basis

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Speaker 17: point cut and no cut at all.

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Speaker 16: So it really is fifty to fifty.

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Speaker 17: It depends, I think, on how the Fed view Trump's

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Speaker 17: economic policies. They may say tariffs are inflationary and use

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Speaker 17: that as a rationale to keep interest rates where they are,

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Speaker 17: so it'll be interesting to see that bending markets about even.

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Speaker 16: At the moment.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, So the economy, it's continuing to stagnate, should we

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Speaker 1: be concerned about a recession?

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Speaker 3: What indicator should we be watching for?

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Speaker 17: All of the indicators have been flashing red for quite

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Speaker 17: a while. I believe, I know Trump's walking into a disaster. Listen,

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Speaker 17: there's no better man for the job, but he is

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Speaker 17: inheriting a mess.

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Speaker 16: Look, I think it's likely we're already in recession.

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Speaker 17: So if we look at recession indicators, the Conference Board

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Speaker 17: Leading Economic Indicator or LEI. Basically, it's an indicator, an

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Speaker 17: index that aggregates ten different factors to create a very

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Speaker 17: informative forecast of short economic activity that suggests we went

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Speaker 17: back into recession in September.

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Speaker 16: Then you've got the Institute of Supply.

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Speaker 17: Managements PMI index, which basically gives a snapshot of the

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Speaker 17: manufacturer in sector's health. PMI decreased in our October and

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Speaker 17: has done for the twenty third time in twenty four months. Finally,

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Speaker 17: perhaps the most useful economic indicator is the Federal Reserve itself.

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Speaker 17: Over the last fifty years, they've started cutting interest rates

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Speaker 17: once a recession has always started every single time.

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Speaker 16: Now, obviously I'm.

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Speaker 17: Not suggesting the feeder causing a recession, but they react

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Speaker 17: slowly to declining economic conditions. So it doesn't look good

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Speaker 17: and I wouldn't be surprised if the second Trump gets

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Speaker 17: in office, the NBER announcers an official recession as a

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Speaker 17: little parting gift from the Biden regime.

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Speaker 1: So what does Trump need to do the second that

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Speaker 1: he gets in office to try to get this economy.

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Speaker 3: Back on track.

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Speaker 16: Look, there's a few priorities. First of all, slashing spending, which.

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Speaker 17: Is going to be difficult to do if we're going

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Speaker 17: to grow the economy. We need to close our borders.

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Speaker 17: A lot of illegal immigration has created a huge strain

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Speaker 17: on the administration. We have to revitalize our manufacturing base.

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Speaker 17: These are all things that Trump is prioritizing, but they're

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Speaker 17: going to take time to manifest, right, Revitalizing a manufacturing

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Speaker 17: base will take half a decade to a decade. So

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Speaker 17: the hope is that Trump can sow the seeds and

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Speaker 17: lay the groundwork for economic boom in the future.

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Speaker 2: Philip, I also want to get your opinion quickly about

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Speaker 2: this new Trump nomination on Howard Lutnik for Secretary of Commerce.

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Speaker 3: What are your opinion on that.

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Speaker 17: Look, it's a move in the right direction. He was

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Speaker 17: CEO of Canter Fitzgerald. This is a market guy. He

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Speaker 17: understands the markets very well. And that's what Trump is doing.

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Speaker 17: He's filling his cabinet with business people who are independently successful,

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Speaker 17: and I think that's what we need to drive forward.

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Speaker 17: He's obviously Latnik, very keen on tariffs. He was referring

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Speaker 17: to the heyday of the United States in the early

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Speaker 17: nineteen hundreds with no income tax and tariffs, so I

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Speaker 17: think he talking Trump's language. It's an interesting pick. I'm

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Speaker 17: watching Treasury Secretary as well. Besson's looking favorite for that,

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Speaker 17: so really interested, but getting excited by the cabinet he's

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Speaker 17: putting together.

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Speaker 1: All right, Well, it does look like we're in pretty

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Speaker 1: rough shape if we're headed towards the recession.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about gold and silver. How do they perform

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Speaker 3: during those times?

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Speaker 17: They perform very well, both of them up over thirty percent.

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Speaker 12: For the year.

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Speaker 17: Both of them doubled in value when we last had

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Speaker 17: a recession. Ina, I think the fundamentals today are stronger.

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Speaker 17: What we're dealing with today is debt. We're dealing with deficits.

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Speaker 17: We're dealing with a world running away from the US dollar.

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Speaker 17: These things will take time to fix. And gold is

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Speaker 17: the best hedge. Listen, there's a reason central banks have

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Speaker 17: been buying gold at record quantities for the last two

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Speaker 17: and a half years, and we expect that to continue.

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Speaker 17: What applies to them, it applies to us, just at

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Speaker 17: a smaller scale.

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Speaker 2: So, Philip, where can people find out more information if

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Speaker 2: they're curious about investing in golden silver?

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Speaker 16: It's really easy.

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Speaker 17: You text America to nine eight nine eight nine eight. Again,

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Speaker 17: America to nine eight nine eight nine eight. That will

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Speaker 17: get them access to free information. Immerse yourself in information,

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Speaker 17: and solutions.

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Speaker 16: Will will become clear.

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Speaker 17: So America to nine eight nine eight nine eight.

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Speaker 1: All right, fantastic, Well, Philip, thank you so much for

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Speaker 1: joining the program. We really appreciate all of your insight

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Speaker 1: on the economy. And yikes, like I said, it looks

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Speaker 1: like we're in pretty rough shape. Hopefully we're not headed

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Speaker 1: towards a recession.

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Speaker 16: It's cross, thank you, guys, bingers crossed.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely All right, Well.

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Speaker 1: Coming up, we have some interesting guests.

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Speaker 3: Robert Davi. He's going to be joining us to talk about.

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Speaker 1: The confluence of the arts and politics. You might just

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Speaker 2: ready to see the launch of Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket ship.

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Speaker 3: Special Report.

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Speaker 4: Andrew Breitbart used to say that politics is downstream of culture,

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Speaker 4: and in many ways politics has been corrupted by culture

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Speaker 4: in this sense. But occasionally culture and especially art can

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Speaker 4: be a canarian, a coal mine. It can signify dangers

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Speaker 4: and warning signs for us to notice and remain vigilant.

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Speaker 2: Actor, director, and singer Robert Dave is someone who notices

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Speaker 2: these cultural cues and even creates some of his own.

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Speaker 3: He's played everything from an opera.

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Speaker 2: Batty in Gooni's to James Bond, villain Franz Sanchez and

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Speaker 2: Licensed to Kill to FBI special agent Big Johnson in

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Speaker 2: die Hard, and we are so lucky to have him

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Speaker 2: on special Report with US today, Robert, welcome.

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Speaker 4: Thank you for having me, Bro Robert, I want to

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Speaker 4: go back to my initial notion of Andrew Breitbart's theory

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Speaker 4: that politics runs downstream of culture and in truth, Kamala

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Speaker 4: Harris's campaign was a train wreck that was a product

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Speaker 4: of cultural garbage, a desperate attempt at relevance based on

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Speaker 4: phony likes rather than actual substance.

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Speaker 3: Would you agree with that.

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Speaker 13: Well, I wrote about it on Bryboard. They talked about

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Speaker 13: joy I said she was a manufactured.

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Speaker 12: Candidate. Even said that to Rob Reiner on X.

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Speaker 13: I said, Rob, if you were directing a film about

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Speaker 13: the first female president, Kamala Harris wouldn't.

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Speaker 12: Get past the casting director.

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Speaker 13: So it was kind of an absolute train wreck as

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Speaker 13: far as I'm concerned in terms of their choice. She

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Speaker 13: was vetted in twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, she had no votes,

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Speaker 13: She didn't have that kind of the gravitas. And when

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Speaker 13: she said it was when Tim Waltz said it was

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Speaker 13: a campaign. Joy I then wrote an article on Briy

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Speaker 13: but which I've been writing for since two thousand and nine.

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Speaker 13: As a matter of fact, that day Trump announced, I

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Speaker 13: said he was the guy. In twenty fifteen, he came

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Speaker 13: down the escalator that Trump would win and why. And

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Speaker 13: then I've written hundreds of articles, even calling America the

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Speaker 13: first transgender nation.

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Speaker 12: So if people catch the.

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Speaker 13: Cultural aspect and the need to understand culture and how

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Speaker 13: it affects our society, it's very important.

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Speaker 10: And she.

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Speaker 13: It was a movie Bough in twenty eighteen called The

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Speaker 13: Black Godfather about Clarence Avant, who was the biggest black influencer,

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Speaker 13: great man.

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Speaker 12: I met him.

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Speaker 13: I knew him through Quincy Jones. And Clarence Avant is

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Speaker 13: the son the father of Nicole Avant, who is the

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Speaker 13: head of Netflix. Now follow me on this because you'll understand.

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Speaker 13: So they do a documentary. Now this is as a

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Speaker 13: young man, Clarence Avant was taught by a Jewish agent

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Speaker 13: that had Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington Ella Fitzgerald, and he

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Speaker 13: was paid homage to by every single major celebrity.

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Speaker 12: Sports figure that there is.

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Speaker 13: Also in that documentary was Kamala Harras there was Obama

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Speaker 13: and Bill Clinton. Kamala Harris shows up and I texted

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Speaker 13: my friends, she was just ordained by the Hollywood community.

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Speaker 12: Now, how do I know that?

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Speaker 13: Well, because Nicole Ivant was the first one to bring

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Speaker 13: Obama to the Hollywood community and this was her coming

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Speaker 13: out party, so to speak. And they tried to manufacture her,

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Speaker 13: and they tried to brand her, and it just the

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Speaker 13: American people need and want and we're looking for authenticity,

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Speaker 13: of which Donald Trump is the king of.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and that was extremely clear what the voters.

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Speaker 2: Robert, Now, you've been a big supporter of President Trump,

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Speaker 2: and I'm curious if you had any doubt that he'd win,

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Speaker 2: And do you think he'd win so unanimously as he

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Speaker 2: did sweeping electoral College in the popular.

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Speaker 13: Vote when I heck him back to twenty fifteen and

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Speaker 13: twenty sixteen, and at that time I had a strong

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Speaker 13: feeling he would win. I even said it many times.

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Speaker 13: George Clooney one time at the con Film Festival said

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Speaker 13: that there was no way, no way that Trump was

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Speaker 13: going to be the president of the United States, as

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Speaker 13: many of the elite in Hollywood did. And I bet

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Speaker 13: George Clooney one thousand dollars to his favorite charity, that

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Speaker 13: Trump was going to win. This is twenty sixteen, now

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty. I had an air of something going on.

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Speaker 13: I didn't know quite what it was. But now twenty

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Speaker 13: twenty four, there was no way I said Trump was

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Speaker 13: going to win. The tide was there, and I think

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Speaker 13: biblically he needed to lose in twenty twenty to find

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Speaker 13: out exactly the cesspool that's DC and the political parties,

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Speaker 13: both sides.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Well, Robert, you know, speaking of these cultural cues that

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Speaker 4: we can learn about from the artistic community, you talk

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Speaker 4: about the famous movie Doctor Jivago and how that movie

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Speaker 4: is not quite what it seems on the surface, but

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Speaker 4: rather an indication of the world economic forms approach.

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Speaker 12: Explain that for us, Well, if.

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Speaker 13: You watch Doctor Jivago, most people, I don't think you'd

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Speaker 13: remember it, but or some might not remember it. But

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Speaker 13: if they do, it's a love story between Omar Sharif

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Speaker 13: and Julie CHRISTI. Well, it's much more than that. It's

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Speaker 13: exactly what happened in the Soviet Union with the bolshev

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Speaker 13: the Bolshevik Revolution, and how guns were taken away land

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Speaker 13: was taken away, things were confiscated to bring this new

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Speaker 13: world order into play, and that's what it foreshadows that.

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Speaker 13: And if you watch that with those eyes, you'll see

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Speaker 13: exactly the it points to someone like David Lean. You know,

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Speaker 13: some filmmakers are prophetic, and this film is a prophetic film,

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Speaker 13: as is a terrific film. I don't know if you

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Speaker 13: saw it, but it was mister Jones, and I urge

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Speaker 13: the audience to see mister Jones because mister Jones is

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Speaker 13: another film about a man named Walter Duranti who won

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Speaker 13: several Politicer prize from the New York Times when he

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Speaker 13: was reporting on Joseph Stalin. And this mister Jon winds

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Speaker 13: up going to Moscow and uncovers the truth about Stalin,

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Speaker 13: that theft.

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Speaker 12: The left in Hollywood, the left in politics.

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Speaker 13: The left in America all bought into much like we

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Speaker 13: saw in twenty twenty four, and how the left continues to.

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Speaker 12: Misstep what America really stands for.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and keyword, Robert continues, I wish we had more time,

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Speaker 2: but thank you so much for being on the show

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Speaker 2: with us today.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, Robert, Thank you Bo. You should do a

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Speaker 12: tribute to John Denver.

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Speaker 3: Robert Dobbie, thank you so much for being with us

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Speaker 3: all right, and thank you all for watching Special Report today.

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Speaker 3: Stay tuned for war Room. It's up next. For going

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Speaker 3: to continue to wander these stories. We'll see you right

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Speaker 3: back here tomorrow four o'clock