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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now tonight.

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Speaker 2: As President alec Donald Trump is preparing for a widespread

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Speaker 2: immigration crackdown when he takes office twenty five days from now,

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Speaker 2: we're seeing a crack between some of his top advisors

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Speaker 2: and his magabas. Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswami are both

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Speaker 2: basing major blowback from their own supporters for not only

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Speaker 2: backing but encouraging offering more visus to highly skill foreign workers.

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Speaker 2: Over the Christmas holiday, Musk posted this online, saying, think

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Speaker 2: of this like a pro sports team. If you want

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Speaker 2: your team to win the championship, you need to recruit

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Speaker 2: top talent wherever they may be. He later added, I'm

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Speaker 2: referring to bringing in via legal immigration the tom zero

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Speaker 2: point one percent of engineering talent as being essential for

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Speaker 1: He's talking about.

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Speaker 2: H one B visas, which allow employers to hire highly

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Speaker 2: skilled foreign workers. Musk, who himself is from South Africa,

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Speaker 2: said that he once had this kind of visa, and

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Speaker 2: he's arguing that Silicon Valley is facing a shortage of

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Speaker 2: excellent engineering talent, as he put it, but the annual

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Speaker 2: cap on those kinds of visas right now is at

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Speaker 2: sixty five thousand and another twenty thousand for those who

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Speaker 2: get a.

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Speaker 1: Master's or a doctor to the US.

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Speaker 2: Musk is being backed up by his partner and Trump's

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Speaker 2: government efficiency initiative. For Baker Amaswami, he says it's a

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Speaker 2: cultural issue that there aren't more competitive engineers in the US.

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Speaker 1: Here's what he said online. A culture that celebrates.

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Speaker 2: The prom queen over the math Olympiad champ, or the

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Speaker 2: jock over the valedictorian will not produce the best engineers.

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Speaker 2: A culture that venerates Corey from Boy Meets World, or

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Speaker 2: Zach and Slater over Screech Saved by develop or Stefind

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Speaker 2: over Steve Erkele and family matters will not produce the

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Speaker 2: best engineers. But that argument is not going over well

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Speaker 2: with Trump's MAGA base, certainly not online, some of them

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Speaker 2: saying we did not ask them to engineer an immigration policy.

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Speaker 2: Tech once indentured servants, not high skilled workers. You don't

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Speaker 2: even know what MAGA immigration policy is.

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Speaker 3: There are a significant number of Americans who I think

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Speaker 3: would love opportunities if they had the proper training and

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Speaker 4: Fairly well so why not start focus there.

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Speaker 3: But I think by focusing on increasing domestic skilled development,

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Speaker 3: you can decrease the furtherance of those deficits by Burt

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Speaker 3: just saying, you know what, We're going to spend more

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Speaker 3: of our time, more of our dollars educating our own

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Speaker 3: citizens to compete for these jobs versus less increase to

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Speaker 3: one hundred thousand, maybe even more for employers to bring

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Speaker 3: in individuals from India, which is a predominant country where

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Speaker 3: many of them come from. I don't agree with that

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Speaker 3: at all, and I think folks in the MAGA world

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Speaker 3: have every right to be angry with Rebecca and Elon Musk.

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Speaker 5: American workers are losing job because of a law designed

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Speaker 6: The H one B Visa Bill was written in nineteen ninety.

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Speaker 5: It lets companies recruit foreign talent for merging, engineering, and

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Speaker 5: scientific jobs, but loopholes allowed for outsourcing of American job

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Speaker 5: to foreign workers, often at lord pay. Bill Whittaker spoke

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Speaker 5: to some Americans displaced by H one B Visa workers

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Speaker 5: for Sunday sixty minutes. They say they were asked to

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Speaker 5: train workers who would take their jobs.

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Speaker 7: It wasn't called training and replacement it was called knowledge transfer.

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Speaker 8: Craig DiAngelo worked for Northeast Utilities now called ever Source

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Speaker 8: replaced by h one b Visa employees. D'Angelo says his replacement,

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Speaker 8: a worker from India, told him he was making half

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Speaker 8: di'angelo's salary with no benefits.

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Speaker 7: I didn't get laid off for lack of work. I

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Speaker 9: Cheaply could do my job.

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Speaker 8: We met with this group of workers who all had

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Speaker 8: to train replacements. Leo Perrero had just received high performance

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Speaker 8: reviews from Disney when he was called into a personnel meeting.

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Speaker 10: Instead I was given the news that in ninety days

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Speaker 10: my job was over and I had to train my replacement.

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Speaker 10: Never in my life did I imagine, until this happened

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Speaker 10: at Disney that I could be sitting at my desk

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, hope you had a wonderful Christmas. We are

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Speaker 6: here live in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona, as we are still

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Speaker 6: trying to recover from America Fest. Do you see I

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Speaker 6: have an empty wall behind me. I have nothing to promote.

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Speaker 6: I promote nothing this December twenty seventh. Every day of

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Speaker 6: was made for us the day after Christmas. Now, mind you,

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Speaker 6: I had a wonderful day with my wife yesterday, Erica.

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Speaker 6: We always do this the day after Christmas. We kind

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Speaker 1: About immigration and H one b visus.

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Speaker 6: The debate started on Sunday after Trump named venture capitalist

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Speaker 6: saying advocates for removing country specific caps on green cards,

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Speaker 6: who has benefited from the H one program himself, Elon Musk,

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Speaker 6: wrote a response on social media that in America, there

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Speaker 6: are not enough super talented and super motivated engineers in

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Speaker 1: Think of this as a pro sports team.

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Speaker 6: If you want your team to win the championship, need

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Speaker 6: to recruit top talent wherever they may be. That enables

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Speaker 6: and wrote this very very long tweet, a controversial tweet

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Speaker 6: often higher foreign born and first generation engineers over Native Americans.

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Speaker 6: A key part of it comes down to culture. So,

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Speaker 6: now this internet firestorm ensued where effectively the debate was

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Speaker 6: around H one B visus. Now, this is not something

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Speaker 6: So an H one B visa is a non immigrant

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Speaker 6: generally require a bachelor's degree or higher or some equivalent.

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Speaker 6: It's used almost primarily in the tech space. Now, this

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Speaker 6: Now you must understand that when it comes to H

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Speaker 6: is a form of international tech driven indentured servitude. But

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Speaker 6: as its premise. It sounds we want the world's best people.

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Speaker 6: That is a good premise to operate from. But in reality,

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Speaker 7: It wasn't called training or replacement. It was called knowledge transfer.

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Speaker 8: Craig DiAngelo worked for Northeast Utilities now called ever Source

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Speaker 1: I didn't get laid off for lack of work.

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Speaker 6: Now, in its ideal, the H one B visa is

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Speaker 6: that it's only for high high tech like people a PhDs.

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Speaker 8: Leo Perrero had just received high performance reviews from Disney

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Speaker 1: He expected a raise under promotion, and instead.

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Speaker 10: I was given the news that in ninety days my

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Speaker 10: job was over and I had to train my replacement.

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Speaker 10: Never in my life did I imagine until this happened

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Speaker 10: what I was doing. It was the most humiliating and

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Speaker 6: The biggest companies who hate us. The most that have

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Speaker 6: smeared US, slandered US, and transd our kids are the

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Speaker 6: top levels of our corporations and our entry levels. Now,

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Speaker 6: I want to be very clear about where we stand

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Speaker 6: on this. We are opposed to the mass importations of

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Speaker 1: Here are the facts.

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Speaker 6: The H one B visa program is heavily abused by

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to this real American's voice. News break Its baths.

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, welcome back, Brook writes us from pace In, Arizona.

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Speaker 1: Yes, you are correct. These jobs are.

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Speaker 1: That is an invasion.

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Speaker 6: Everyone must go mass deportation, close the border on This

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Speaker 6: So here is my common ground, because I have friends

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Speaker 6: We should have a once per year test of your IQ,

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Speaker 12: Terrence Bates, the man accused of trying to assassinate President

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Speaker 6: Lomez slash Jonathan, Welcome to the program, Charlie.

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Speaker 13: It is great to be here. Thanks so much for

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Speaker 13: having me on. It is an honor to be here.

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Speaker 13: You know, I've been watching your show for a long time.

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Speaker 13: I think you've done some amazing work helping to build

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Speaker 13: this America first Trump coalition, and you deserve a lot

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Speaker 13: of credit for what you've done.

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Speaker 4: So, you know, this is great to be here and

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Speaker 4: share this audience with you.

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Speaker 1: Thank you so.

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Speaker 6: Jonathan, You're incredibly smart, obviously a professor. I'd love a

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Speaker 6: different time. I'd love to have you on just talk

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Speaker 6: about what it was like being a professor at uc

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Speaker 6: Ervine as a white male conservative in the English department.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure that you were fighting for the classics while

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Speaker 6: your counterparts were not. But Jonathan, I want to talk

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Speaker 6: to you about because we were going to have Steve

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Speaker 6: Salor on but he was unavailable. I know you published

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Speaker 6: his book. This raging and spirited and passionate dialogue and

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Speaker 6: conversation that has been happening on X the last day

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Speaker 6: around h one BV says high tech and mass migration.

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Speaker 6: How should we think about this issue from an America

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Speaker 6: first perspective?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so, you.

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Speaker 13: Know, this is a very healthy debate and I'm glad

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Speaker 13: we're having it. I've seen, you know, a lot of

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Speaker 13: hot air on Twitter, and certainly some feelings have gotten hurt,

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Speaker 13: and people have said some things that I'm sure they

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Speaker 13: regret or wish they could take back.

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Speaker 4: But it's good to get this all out in the open.

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Speaker 13: You know, one thing we saw over the last six

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Speaker 13: months to a year with Trump getting elected was bringing

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Speaker 13: on these new coalition partners from.

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Speaker 4: Silicon Valley in the tech world.

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Speaker 13: This includes Elon Musk, this includes the guys in the

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Speaker 13: All In podcast, This includes Mark Andresen, Peter Tiel, of course,

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Speaker 13: and I think to some extent this new you know,

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Speaker 13: coalitional partner underestimated or didn't really understand the salience of

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Speaker 13: immigration and American First policy with regards to labor policy.

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Speaker 4: For the Trump coalition, and.

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Speaker 13: They got out over their skis a little bit over

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Speaker 13: the weekend supporting h one bs, And now, you know,

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Speaker 13: you're seeing a lot of pushback from people on the

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Speaker 13: right instructing them about why this is a bad idea,

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Speaker 13: about how there are actually better workarounds than just importing

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Speaker 13: an infinite amount of h one bs from places around

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Speaker 13: the world, primarily India but elsewhere too, that we can

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Speaker 13: actually build out our own labor supply for high tech,

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Speaker 13: high skilled jobs that doesn't require importing people at lower

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Speaker 13: wages to do that for us.

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Speaker 4: And it's a fairly simple fix.

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Speaker 13: And I think these guys are starting to figure that

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Speaker 13: out and retreat a little litle bit from that position,

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Speaker 13: and we're going to reform this coalition based on this

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Speaker 13: new understanding.

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Speaker 4: So that's the broad overview.

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Speaker 1: I love that.

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Speaker 6: So let's so you and I are in harmony and

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Speaker 6: the audience is in agreement around American workers First. We're

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Speaker 6: not going to pander to oligark multi trillion dollar companies,

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Speaker 6: no exaggeration worth trillions of dollars just because they don't

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Speaker 6: want to pay American workers. But let me steal man

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Speaker 6: the pro H one B visa argument, and then I

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Speaker 6: want to have you respond. They will say, if we

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Speaker 6: don't import these eighty to one hundred thousand people a year,

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Speaker 6: America will lose. It's about America winning. Our companies will

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Speaker 6: not be able to complete the modern equivalent of the

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Speaker 6: Manhattan Project when it comes to artificial intelligence. Therefore, for

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Speaker 6: America to win, which you and I both want, for

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Speaker 6: us to be able to win the AI arms race,

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Speaker 6: which I imagine you and I both want, therefore we

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Speaker 6: must open up the H.

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Speaker 1: One B visa process. What do you make of that argument?

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Speaker 13: So it's a worthwhile argument to take seriously, and I

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Speaker 13: think it starts with a bit of disagreement over the

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Speaker 13: premise and what it means for America to quote unquote win.

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Speaker 13: From an American first perspective, America winning means the flourishing

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Speaker 13: of the American people inside of America, and that takes

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Speaker 13: precedent over.

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Speaker 4: The people of the rest of the world.

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Speaker 13: That doesn't mean we have to neglect or be hostile

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Speaker 13: to the rest of the world, but America winning means

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Speaker 13: American people flourishing, and the difference between Trump and the

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Speaker 13: maga right and all that has come before, at least

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Speaker 13: in my adult lifetime, is the priority on American people.

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Speaker 13: So I want to emphasize that first. That's what comes first. Now,

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Speaker 13: winning the AI race, winning the tech race is super important,

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Speaker 13: and I don't want to make that subservient to all

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Speaker 13: other concerns, but it is very important.

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Speaker 4: The way we do that is by bringing.

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Speaker 13: In absolutely necessary world class talent. I don't think there's

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Speaker 13: anybody on the magaite who wants to prevent people like

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Speaker 13: Elon Musk from coming into the country. People like you know, Werner,

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Speaker 13: Ron Braun, Einstein, John von Neumann, you know, the people

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Speaker 13: from Operation paper Clip, the people who help to get

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Speaker 13: us to the Moon for example. We want to bring

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Speaker 13: in that world class talent, but there is a huge

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Speaker 13: difference here between that world class talent that can't be

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Speaker 13: replaced by your average worker and then a guy working

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Speaker 13: some entry level job for seventy thousand dollars that can

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Speaker 13: be an American job for Americans.

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Speaker 4: So I think something that's happening.

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Speaker 13: Here is this conflation between this extreme level of talent

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Speaker 13: that Elon Musk and others, including people on the magaite

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Speaker 13: want to bring into the country and then just the

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Speaker 13: flood of of you replacement level, mediocre talent, engineering talent

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Speaker 13: that can easily be replaced and be done by American workers.

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Speaker 13: And we want to preserve those jobs for Americans.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and so I agree on the premise. It's just

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Speaker 6: there is this cataclysmic undertone that if we don't do this,

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Speaker 6: we will fail. Can you talk about the brain power

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Speaker 6: that we actually have been able to train and unleash domestically.

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Speaker 6: We have three hundred and thirty million people. Here, is

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Speaker 6: there untapped capacity amongst the American body politic to be

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Speaker 6: able to accomplish some of these goals without having to go.

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Speaker 4: To hyderbod Absolutely, And this is the other thing.

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Speaker 13: There is nothing the American people cannot outcompete the rest

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Speaker 13: of the world on given a truly level playing field

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Speaker 13: for the American worker and for American talent to rise

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Speaker 13: to the top.

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Speaker 4: Something we've seen.

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Speaker 13: Over the last day decades with affirmative action, with disparate

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Speaker 13: impact hiring, with the absolute degradation and breakdown of our

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Speaker 13: higher ed system, with hiring practice practices with caps on

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Speaker 13: you know, white men in management, white men on boards.

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Speaker 13: We have actively suppressed our talent over the course of

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Speaker 13: several decades, and all we need to do is take

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Speaker 13: the knee off the neck of the white American worker

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Speaker 13: and the American worker broadly, and we will see all the.

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Speaker 4: Talent we need. Now.

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Speaker 13: Again, there may be some room to bring in other

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Speaker 13: world class talent from elsewhere, but the American people, if

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Speaker 13: nothing else, have proven over the decades that we can

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Speaker 13: do anything we set our mind to and anything we

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Speaker 13: set our talent to.

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Speaker 6: So let's now now do the opposite. Try to explain

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Speaker 6: to the tech world, if they're listening, why this is

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Speaker 6: such a passionate issue for the magabase. I was put

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Speaker 6: on a group text last night with a lot of

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Speaker 6: the tech bros and some of the MAGA people, and

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Speaker 6: the premise of the group text was, MAGA people, explain

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Speaker 6: to us why you do not agree with us, because

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Speaker 6: this particular issue, I have to say, has some of

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Speaker 6: the most fervent zeal by its proponents. I think you

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Speaker 6: would agree with that, Jonathan, that if you are in

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Speaker 6: favor of mass h one B, you do not even

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Speaker 6: understand the counter argument and to their credit, they wanted

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Speaker 6: to hear it. A couple things. Number One, Big tech

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Speaker 6: has censored us and smeared us and treated us terribly.

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Speaker 6: Why would we then accommodate their policy wishes that also

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Speaker 6: is against and contradictory to the core element of the

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Speaker 6: ascendant political majority in this country. Makes no sense, right,

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Speaker 6: I mean, this entire world has been very hostile to us.

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Speaker 6: Is there something you'd like to add that to explain

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Speaker 6: the sentiment of the average Trump voter and how they

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Speaker 6: view this To somebody who does not see it.

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Speaker 1: They don't get it at all.

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Speaker 6: As CEO of a multi trillion dollar company, Yeah, And

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Speaker 6: you know.

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Speaker 13: I have to say it's been very heartening the fact

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Speaker 13: that these tech guys, who you know, put forward these

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Speaker 13: H one B positions.

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Speaker 4: Want to hear what we have to say.

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Speaker 13: They understand on some level that they don't get it

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Speaker 13: and are willing to listen.

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Speaker 4: And I give them a lot of credit for that.

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Speaker 13: And I do actually trust that there's a lot of

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Speaker 13: you know, mutual interest here and that this coalition can

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Speaker 13: stay together despite some disagreements over this H one B question.

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Speaker 4: And what I'd say is simply from the time that

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Speaker 4: Trump came down.

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Speaker 13: The escalator in twenty sixteen when he announced his run.

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Speaker 13: Initially the thing he was running on was immigration, and

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Speaker 13: it was preserving America and its inheritance and it's largees

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Speaker 13: for the American people.

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Speaker 4: That is what maga ism at bottom is based on.

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Speaker 13: It's based on preserving in America that we know and

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Speaker 13: understand and is the greatest country in the world, preserving

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Speaker 13: its country and preserving.

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Speaker 4: Its people and its wealth for its people.

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Speaker 13: What this Age one one B issue does is cut

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Speaker 13: directly against that fundamental position that gave rise to MAGA.

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Speaker 4: In the first place.

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Speaker 13: Now we can haggle over some of the details and

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Speaker 13: how we negotiate around identifying talent, but what the tech

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Speaker 13: right needs to understand is this coalition exists, MAGA exists,

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Speaker 13: Trump exists because of this question over immigration. We fought

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Speaker 13: for decades on this issue. We have finally won a

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Speaker 13: resounding victory here in twenty twenty four and we don't

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Speaker 13: intend to relent on this issue now just because these

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Speaker 13: tech guys need a couple of engineers and their department.

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Speaker 13: This is going to be something we fight on. It's

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Speaker 13: something we care about, and it's something they need to

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Speaker 13: understand as a fundamental issue for the MAGA.

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Speaker 6: Right, Jonathan, please stay for another segment if you can,

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Speaker 6: I'm not want to ask the other element of this,

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Speaker 6: So someone goes to Caltech from a foreign country, they

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Speaker 6: when it comes to higher education, how that plays into

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Speaker 13: Yeah, this is such an important component to this because

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Speaker 4: That should be our higher education system.

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Speaker 13: I worked in the UC system at UC Irvine, in

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Speaker 4: We develop a ton of stem talent. Here's a few.

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Speaker 13: Facts for the people listening. When I was there in

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Speaker 4: There were more foreign born.

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Speaker 13: Now, there has been a massive displacement of the population

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Speaker 4: But that doesn't mean we don't do it.

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Speaker 6: Last point here, Again, I say this as a simpleton

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Speaker 6: Why is it that we're pushing for mass migration while

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Speaker 4: Those things don't add up. Now.

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Speaker 13: How much of this is just sort of a rhetorical

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Speaker 6: Jonathan, Thank you so much again. I, at least from

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Speaker 12: Bureau says every state saw an increase in quote international migration.

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Speaker 12: The country's most severe case of bird flu affecting a

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Speaker 1: Well, that's a quick.

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Speaker 6: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom at

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Speaker 6: Charliekirk dot com and become a member. So this whole

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Speaker 1: That's right.

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Speaker 6: We do this once a week. We're gonna be doing

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Speaker 6: That is members dot Charliekirk dot com. We're actually gonna

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Speaker 6: start doing it on our second hour, which will air

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Speaker 6: dot com, sign up right now. You can get in

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Speaker 6: the queue. And our first member is Scott.

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Speaker 1: Scott.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for being a member. Where are you from?

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Speaker 6: What is on your mind? And dare I say preemptive?

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Speaker 6: Happy New Year?

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Speaker 4: Hey, Charlie, can you hear me?

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Speaker 1: I can?

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Speaker 4: Yes?

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Speaker 1: Hi, Scott? How are you hey?

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Speaker 15: Excellent? First of all, we had a chance. You had

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Speaker 15: me on the show about two weeks ago and we

941
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Speaker 15: talked about Idaho.

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Speaker 6: I remember that there.

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Speaker 9: I don't know if you're yeah, And.

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Speaker 15: You said Daisy was going to follow up with me

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Speaker 15: to talk again.

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Speaker 4: I've got a lot of ideas. It'd be great if

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Speaker 4: she reached out. I'd love to do that.

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Speaker 6: Oh no, you're calling out Daisy. I will defend miss Daisy.

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Speaker 1: Though.

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Speaker 6: She was running a very good member's experience at America Fests.

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Speaker 6: So you got to cut us all a big thing

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Speaker 6: of slack because we were running a huge enterprise there.

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Speaker 1: But she will get back to you. So what else

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Speaker 1: is on your mind? My friend?

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Speaker 15: So my question is about the inauguration and drone threats.

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Speaker 15: And before I asked my question, allow me to share

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Speaker 15: real quick information about my qualifications and statements from the

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Speaker 15: US government that are really informative. So I worked in

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Speaker 15: the counter drone sector for several years. These are the

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Speaker 15: systems that are meant to detect, track, and then stop drones.

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Speaker 15: And as part of my work, I participated in meetings

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Speaker 15: with the Secret Service, DoD, DHS, FBI, and other government agencies.

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Speaker 15: The information I'm talking about today is available in the

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Speaker 15: public domain. It's not from these meetings. The first most

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Speaker 15: important thing, and people aren't talking about this, is that

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Speaker 15: Trump didn't go to Bedminster two to drone threats. That's

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Speaker 15: never happened before, right, And if he doesn't feel comfortable,

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Speaker 15: why should we. The second out of these three points

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Speaker 15: is is that DHS, FBI, FAA, and DD statement. They

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Speaker 15: came out and said that such drone sidings near or

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Speaker 15: over DoD installations are not new. I mean, come on,

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Speaker 15: and anybody encountered drone sector like myself, has known this

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Speaker 15: for years. Third, you're a football fan for the wrong

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Speaker 15: team New Oregon. Don sadly, but a couple of years

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Speaker 15: ago there were two drone sidings on one weekend alone

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Speaker 15: in Seattle, one at Husky Stadium and one at the

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Speaker 15: Seahawks Stadium. Neither time was the drone pilot found. So

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Speaker 15: this other question and the last point that people don't understand.

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Speaker 15: I can share some details if you want, but it's

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Speaker 15: ten times more difficult to detect, track and take town

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Speaker 15: drones in an urban environment than a wide open area.

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Speaker 15: I mean, think of you're out in a wide open

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Speaker 15: area and you're shouting, right, and your voice just carries

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Speaker 15: over a large area. Now, for an urban environment, you're

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Speaker 15: in an echo chamber, Charlie with me and another folks,

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Speaker 15: five or six people, and you're.

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Speaker 4: All shadow once and the.

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Speaker 15: Radar signals are like that, they're just bouncing.

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Speaker 4: Around and you can't hear you own message.

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Speaker 15: So urban environments, it's practically impossible.

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Speaker 4: To protect people.

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Speaker 15: So my question is, are you aware of the US

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Speaker 15: government can't guarantee the safety of people attending the inauguration?

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Speaker 6: Well, that's uplifting for me. That's going to inauguration.

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Speaker 16: Hello.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know if you can hear I don't

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Speaker 6: know if Scott can hear me or not. But let

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Speaker 6: me just let me just say one thing about this.

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Speaker 6: I hope the government gets sacked together to be able

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Speaker 6: to secure our safety because a lot of important people

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Speaker 6: are going. I can't say more than that, but I

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Speaker 6: certainly hope they get their act together. Scott, thank you

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Speaker 6: for being a member. You and I could talk more

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Speaker 6: offline about that. Okay, who do we have next to Rosetta,

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Speaker 6: not to be confused with the Rosetta stone Rosetta. Thank

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Speaker 6: you for being a member. What is on your mind?

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Speaker 1: My big issue is with the idea. Can you hear

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Speaker 1: me too, Yes, I can. How are you?

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Speaker 17: I just didn't know if I unmuted. I don't understand

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Speaker 17: how this Trump think can still come against him about

1011
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Speaker 17: the hush money. I'm really concerned about that. It's like

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Speaker 17: he never got to defend himself. It was way past

1013
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Speaker 17: the statute of limitations. Tell me what you're thinking here, Charlie.

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Speaker 6: Well, so that's a smart question, Rosetta. And that's why

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Speaker 6: you guys are the best audience in all of broadcasting,

1016
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Speaker 6: because we've got to keep our eye on the ball

1017
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Speaker 6: here and keep the main thing, the main thing, which

1018
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Speaker 6: is what if they try to lock up Donald Trump

1019
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Speaker 6: while he's president the United States and the hush money stuff.

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Speaker 6: That's still possible. It's unlikely, but it is very much

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Speaker 6: possible that that judge, is it Wan Marshan is that

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Speaker 6: is his name, Wan Mershon could lock him up. I'd

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Speaker 6: give that a low probability, Rosetta, but it's not impossible,

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Speaker 6: it's not zero. You're right, he was never able to

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Speaker 6: defend himself. And it's even more egregious than that. According

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Speaker 6: to New York law, there's a very specific statute of

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Speaker 6: limitations that I think was seven years they signed a

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Speaker 6: law or its like five and a half years they

1029
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Speaker 6: signed a law extending the statute of limitations because of

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Speaker 6: COVID only to try to still get Trump. You're exactly right,

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Speaker 6: Rosetta was it was a contortion, and they made it

1032
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Speaker 6: valid for one more year to be able to come

1033
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Speaker 6: against you. Thank you, Rosetta. We got to keep an

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Speaker 6: eye on it, and this is something that is increasingly

1035
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Speaker 6: serious and by the way, they wanted to be able

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Speaker 6: to do it to prosecute Trump in an election year. Yeah,

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Speaker 6: thank you. Okay, who do we have next, Daisy? Now

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Speaker 6: one Moreshan is not the next question? Try Thank you

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Speaker 6: for being a member members dot Charliekirk dot com. What

1040
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Speaker 6: is on your mind?

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Speaker 1: Hi, Charlie? Can you hear me? Yes?

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Speaker 18: Hi? So, I just wanted to introduce myself again. I

1043
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Speaker 18: met you at Amfest actually on Saturday. I'm the Turning

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Speaker 18: Point USA Chapter president for University of South Carolina.

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Speaker 1: And yes, we briefly said hello.

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Speaker 6: I'm sorry I wasn't able to spend more time, but

1047
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Speaker 6: that is how those events are. Hey, you're a busy man.

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Speaker 18: I get it.

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Speaker 6: I get it, my friend.

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Speaker 18: So, I wanted to basically ask you two questions so

1051
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Speaker 18: in your talks at Amfest, you said continuously that the

1052
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Speaker 18: left is going to come back with something stronger and

1053
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Speaker 18: a way to basically shut down the U or they're

1054
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Speaker 18: going to try and shut down the MAGA movements, They're

1055
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Speaker 18: going to try and shut down Turning Point, or they're

1056
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Speaker 18: going to at least.

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Speaker 6: Try their too.

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Speaker 18: And I wanted to ask you, what do you have

1059
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Speaker 18: in mind or what's on your mind about that? What

1060
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Speaker 18: do you see them trying to exit? A great question,

1061
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Speaker 18: pretty much is my first question. And then my second

1062
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Speaker 18: question is as a chapter president, what leadership qualities and

1063
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Speaker 18: traits do you look for in someone like me?

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Speaker 6: It's great. Well, first of all, love the question, and

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Speaker 6: thank you for being a member.

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Speaker 1: Two thoughts.

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Speaker 6: Number one, let's be let's start with what I think

1068
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Speaker 6: the left is going to do. Number one, as far

1069
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Speaker 6: as how they're going to try to go after Turning

1070
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Speaker 6: Point or their outside groups. They're going to try to

1071
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Speaker 6: use state attorneys general against people like us. That's what

1072
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Speaker 6: they're doing to de Bandon. They're trying to put Steve

1073
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Speaker 6: Bannon in prison on New York state charges. That's what

1074
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Speaker 6: they're trying to do. And so California, Massachusetts, they're going

1075
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Speaker 6: to be even increasingly weaponized against groups like ours, people

1076
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Speaker 6: like myself. I think we're going to be fine, but

1077
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Speaker 6: we have to be ready for that. Secondly, and you're

1078
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Speaker 6: starting to see this, If the Left was really smart,

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Speaker 6: they would try to peel Elon Musk away from Trump world,

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Speaker 6: that combination of world's richest man with most popular famous

1081
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Speaker 6: man and powerful man. Look, there's three things that really

1082
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Speaker 6: are the web of influence. There's power, there's wealth, and

1083
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Speaker 6: there's fame. Between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, you have

1084
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Speaker 6: an over abundance of a supply of those three things.

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Speaker 6: Worlds are dimned, world's most powerful forul men, and the

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Speaker 6: two most well famous men on the planet. So if

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Speaker 6: those two thenkind forces, it's an unstoppable movement to be

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Speaker 6: able to bring this country back to greatness.

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Speaker 1: So what I think the Left is going to try

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Speaker 1: to do is have very.

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Speaker 6: They haven't been too sophisticated yet, but I think they'll

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Speaker 6: increase in their sophistication of psychological splinter operations to try

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Speaker 6: I think that we have to be very, very very

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Speaker 6: careful about that to try to keep the keep those

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Speaker 6: successful in any way. They're already doing it, by the

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Speaker 6: way we're seeing it in real time. They're trying to

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Speaker 6: combo factor of Elon and that whole group that he represents,

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Speaker 6: is an American restoration likes of which we could never

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Speaker 6: have imagined. Stay right there, please, guys, members dot Charliekirk

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Speaker 6: the chapter leadership question, being a humble leader, going above

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Speaker 6: and beyond, asking your field representative how you can help,

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Speaker 6: engaged on campus, and then make it delivering the biggest

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Speaker 6: possible chapter that you can at the University of South Carolina.

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Speaker 6: Thank you really appreciate it. Email us Freedom at charliekirk

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Speaker 1: Members dot Charliekirk dot com. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 12: Terrence Bates. Mexico is preparing to receive thousands of its

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Speaker 12: citizens who are expected to be deported from the United States.

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Speaker 12: One's President Trump returns to office our southern neighbors, planning

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Speaker 12: to open more than twelve hundred beds in shelters across

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Speaker 12: that country. The twenty five shelters will reportedly each have

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Speaker 12: the capacity to hold five hundred people and are set

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Speaker 12: to open on President Trump's inauguration day, which is January twentieth.

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Speaker 12: Mexican officials say the shelters will only be for Mexican

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Speaker 12: citizens who are being returned home by the US government.

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Speaker 12: They will not be housing deported migrants from other South

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Speaker 12: and Central American countries. Five of the shelters will be

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Speaker 12: located just south of San Diego, in the busiest region

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Speaker 12: for illegal crossings. The migrants will be allowed to stay

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Speaker 12: for a few days before being returned to their hometowns.

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Speaker 12: As President Trump prepares to take office and initiate mass deportations,

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Speaker 12: there's new reporting this morning that immigration is largely to

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Speaker 12: blame for massive population growth in various states around the country.

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Speaker 12: According to Census Bureau data, Texas leads the way with

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Speaker 12: the population jump of nearly five hundred and sixty three

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Speaker 12: thousand people. Florida and California round out the top three

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Speaker 12: states with more than four hundred and sixty seven and

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Speaker 12: two hundred and thirty two hundred and thirty two thousand,

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Speaker 12: so called newcomers, respectively.

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Speaker 9: The nation's population.

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Speaker 12: Is now top three hundred and forty million people and

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Speaker 12: is growing the fastest it has since two thousand and one.

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Speaker 12: The Census Bureau says every state saw an increase in

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Speaker 12: quote international migration. The country's most severe case of bird

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Speaker 12: flu affecting a human is raising some serious concerns. The

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Speaker 12: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says an analysis of

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Speaker 12: samples from the case show mutations in the virus. While

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Speaker 12: the agency says the risk of an outbreak remains low,

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Speaker 12: the mutations detected in the American patient are rare plus

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Speaker 12: so far, no transmission from the Louisiana man who's infected

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Speaker 12: to other people who've been identified. All we know at

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Speaker 12: this point is that the patient is older than sixty

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Speaker 12: five years old and suffered from severe respiratory illness after

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Speaker 12: contracting the virus. That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 12: I'm Terrence Bates. Now let's get you back to the

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Speaker 12: Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 6: Email us as always, freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 6: subscribe to our podcast and open up your podcast application

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Speaker 6: and type in Charlie Kirk Show. Let's see we have

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Speaker 6: Kelsey next. Kelsey, what is on your mind? Thank you

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Speaker 6: for being a member.

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Speaker 4: Hi, Charlie, Hello, can you hear me?

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Speaker 1: What is on your mind? Yes? How are you?

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Speaker 4: Okay? So I'm great? Thank you.

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Speaker 19: So this is thought crime, but I'm interested in your

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Speaker 19: thoughts in the spirit of Maha. So it is child

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Speaker 19: abuse to not feed your child leading to low weight

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Speaker 19: and malnutrition? Should it be child abuse to have an

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Speaker 19: obese child? Thank you for all you do.

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Speaker 6: Thank you. Probably not, however, you can make an argument,

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Speaker 6: but that's actually an interesting thing. So malnourishing a child

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Speaker 6: is definitely child abuse. Feeding them too much? I mean,

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Speaker 6: I don't want to grow government to be that much

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Speaker 6: in a sense where we're over policing child's BMIs. But

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Speaker 6: you can make an argument that it is equally as damaging,

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Speaker 6: not equally but not as but very damaging to a

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Speaker 6: child to be type two diabetic by the time they're

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Speaker 6: eight years old, and that is completely on diet and

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Speaker 6: choices made by the parents. There was there's an incredible

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Speaker 6: conversation Tucker Carlson recently had on his program with doctor

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Speaker 6: Mark Hyman, and doctor Hyman said he was once working

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Speaker 6: as an er doctor as a nurse, and this woman

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Speaker 6: came in with her baby who was ten months old

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Speaker 6: and was drinking some brown liquid.

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Speaker 1: He said, what is the baby drinking? Said, Oh, it's

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Speaker 1: Coca cola.

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Speaker 6: The baby loves it ten months at ten months, and

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Speaker 6: you have to wonder, I mean, is that child abuse?

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Speaker 6: I mean, it's on the line right like giving a

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Speaker 6: ten month year old Coca cola. It is definitely bad

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Speaker 6: parenting to let your child become obese. And we want

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Speaker 6: to be sympathetic. We have allowed companies to make addictive,

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Speaker 6: hugely unhealthy foods, and we serve these foods in public schools.

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Speaker 6: So we can't put this all on parents that said,

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Speaker 6: we believe in responsibility. Even though it's not criminal abuse,

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Speaker 6: it is definitely it is definitely culturally indefensible. So look,

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Speaker 6: we have to address the root causes with the government,

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Speaker 6: and I think Bobby Kennedy's going to do that, and

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Speaker 6: I'd rather be cultural pressures and stigmas in the government.

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Speaker 6: That is why ozembic should not become on the Medicaid schedule.

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Speaker 6: We should not just say to kids, oh yeah, just

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Speaker 6: take your shot of ozembic once a week. No, it

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Speaker 6: is about lifestyle. It's about movement, it's about getting vitamin B.

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Speaker 6: It's about eating whole foods, that ultra process foods and

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Speaker 6: actually eating food with ingredients you can pronounce and that

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Speaker 6: God made. So thank you Kelsey, great question, very thought provoking.

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Speaker 6: Those are the ones I love. Thank you, Thank you, Bob, Bob,

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Speaker 6: Thank you for being a members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 6: What's on your mind?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, hi, Charlie.

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Speaker 9: Charlie.

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Speaker 20: You've been critical of the post nine to eleven American

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Speaker 20: military efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq. I don't disagree with you.

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Speaker 20: I just plead ignorance on what would have been a

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Speaker 20: better way to respond to the nine to eleven attacks.

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Speaker 20: Could you please build out your thinking on what a

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Speaker 20: better course of action would have been.

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Speaker 6: Great, great question. Let's thank you for that. So let's

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Speaker 6: first start with Iraq. Iraq did not attack us on

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Speaker 6: nine to eleven. Saddam Hussein was a completely separate issue.

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Speaker 6: It was largely unrelated. It was within the genre, I

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Speaker 6: guess you could say of bad men in the Middle East,

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Speaker 6: but Saddam hated Al Qaida. In fact, Saddam was constantly

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Speaker 6: at war with Iran and it was a sovereign country.

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Speaker 6: We should never have invaded Iraq. That was a reach

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Speaker 6: too far. And remember the invasion of Iraq happened two

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Speaker 6: complete years after nine to eleven. That was in early

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Speaker 6: two thousand and three that we invaded Iraq. When it

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Speaker 6: came to Afghanistan, the invasion of Afghanistan is different than

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Speaker 6: what we actually did in the first couple of weeks

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Speaker 6: after nine to eleven. We went in with incredible precision.

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Speaker 6: We went in with Navy seals units, Army rangers, green berets,

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Speaker 6: and we put people on the ground and we were

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Speaker 6: incredibly efficient at taking out the bad guys. So we

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Speaker 6: had a couple thousand person fighting force, very similar to

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Speaker 6: what Eric Prince would talk about of people that did

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Speaker 6: not require major tank assistants, did not require nation building

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Speaker 6: type support, auxiliar auxiliary support.

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Speaker 1: That was just going through the hills of.

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Speaker 6: Afghanistan, finding the bad guys and killing them. Where I

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Speaker 6: think we should have we should have done is had

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Speaker 6: a very agile, thin and covert fighting force with air

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Speaker 6: support all throughout the Middle East and found bad guys

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Speaker 6: and killed them. Very similar Bob to what I might

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Speaker 6: add of how Donald Trump took out isis you see

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Speaker 6: that is a lesser talked about element of Donald Trump's

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Speaker 6: first term. Donald Trump took out isis how did he

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Speaker 6: do that? Well, he didn't do that with two hundred

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Speaker 6: and fifty thousand ground troops. He did it with a

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Speaker 6: Green Beret unit here, a drone strike there, and that

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Speaker 6: F sixteen there, very targeted, very precise. Instead, we went

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Speaker 6: all in on an antiquated, expensive and costly version of

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Speaker 6: war fighting, which is that we are going to liberalize

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Speaker 6: Iraq and Afghanistan and turn them into Indiana and Alabama.

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Speaker 6: That was foolish, That was dumb, incredibly costly, and no

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Speaker 6: one doubts that there should have been a response after

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Speaker 6: nine to eleven. In fact, the first couple weeks after

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Speaker 6: nine eleven was actually our most effective, where after three

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Speaker 6: weeks we did a lot. After twenty years we had

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Speaker 6: very little show for it. And now we see, of

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Speaker 6: course the disaster, one hundred billion dollars in equipment left over,

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Speaker 6: complete humiliation. One of the darkest days in American history.

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Speaker 6: And I point to the Bush Chain Junta for creating

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Speaker 6: this mess in the first place.

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Speaker 1: Become a member, we'll be right back.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to this Real America's voice of news break.

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Speaker 12: I'm Terrence Bates. The massive Mega Million's jackpot drawing is tonight.

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Speaker 12: The prize is estimated to reach one point one five

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Speaker 12: billion dollars that's billion with the bee, making it the

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Speaker 12: fifth richest purse in the game's history. The jackpot continues

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Speaker 12: to grow since no one matched the winning numbers during

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Speaker 12: Tuesday's drawing.

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Speaker 9: Should the winner choose the cash option.

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Speaker 12: The take home for tonight's drawing will be five hundred

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Speaker 12: and sixteen point one million dollars. The last Mega Million's

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Speaker 12: jackpot was won back in September. That was September tenth,

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Speaker 12: to be exact. That hall was for eight hundred million

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Speaker 12: dollars before taxes, it looks like Microsoft's Bill Gates will

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Speaker 12: be the latest billionaire to make his way to Maro

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Speaker 12: Lago to kiss President Trump's ring.

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Speaker 9: In a truth social.

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Speaker 12: Post, the incoming president says Gates asks to visit mar

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Speaker 12: Lago tonight. Gates has been critical of President Trump in

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Speaker 12: the past, particularly over the first Trump administration's response to

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Speaker 12: the COVID nineteen pandemic. However, on the heels of Trump's

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Speaker 12: election when some of the biggest tech companies in the

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Speaker 12: country have pledged donations to Trump's inaugural fund, seeking more

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Speaker 12: favorable relations with the president elect. Among the tech companies

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Speaker 12: already on record donating to the Trump inaugural fund are

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Speaker 12: Amazon and Uber. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has also donated

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Speaker 12: a million dollars and met with President Trump at mar Alago.

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Speaker 12: Mexico is preparing to receive thousands of its citizens who

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Speaker 12: are expected to be deported from the United States once

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Speaker 12: President Trump returns to office. Our southern neighbor is planning

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Speaker 12: to open more than twelve thousand beds in shelters across

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Speaker 12: that country. The twenty five shelters will reportedly each have

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Speaker 12: the capacity to hold five hundred people, and they're set

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Speaker 12: to open on President Trump's inauguration day, which is January twentieth.

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Speaker 12: Mexican officials say the shelters will only be for Mexican

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Speaker 12: citizens who are being returned home by the US government.

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Speaker 12: They will not be for housing deported migrants from other

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Speaker 12: South and Central American countries. Five of the shelters will

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Speaker 12: be located just south of San Diego and in the

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Speaker 12: busiest region for illegal crossings. The migrants will be allowed

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Speaker 12: to stay for just a few days before being returned

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Speaker 12: to their hometowns. The country's most severe case of bird

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Speaker 12: who affecting a human is raising some serious concerns. This morning,

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Speaker 12: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says and analysis

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Speaker 12: of the samples from the case show mutations in the

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Speaker 12: virus and that is causing some serious concern.

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Speaker 9: That's a quick check of your having.

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Speaker 1: Truth incoming.

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Speaker 9: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 6: Email us as always, Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. That

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Speaker 6: is freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 1: What do we have here? Do we have anything? Daisy?

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Speaker 6: Okay, no, all right, I want to Shan thank you

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Speaker 6: for being a member members dot Charliekirk dot com, what's

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Speaker 6: on your mind?

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Speaker 21: Hey Charlie, I almost met you last time an Amfest,

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Speaker 21: but I kind of missed your signature signing thing on

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Speaker 21: their hats. I wish the schedule is a little bit perfect.

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Speaker 21: But my question is in a society that we all

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Speaker 21: live in, the biggest that the thing that people do

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Speaker 21: is idolize people from sports or Hollywood.

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Speaker 1: The biggest promise is.

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Speaker 21: That Donald Trumps that he will be releasing one of

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Speaker 21: those Diddy party lists and exposing those people who did

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Speaker 21: those freak offs. My question is would it be really

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Speaker 21: a great idea to be releasing names like Lebron James,

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Speaker 21: who has a lot of influence on a lot of

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Speaker 21: people's lives and some evil mold their lives around his name.

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Speaker 21: I feel like if they did release the names, it

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Speaker 21: will destroy a lot of hopes and communities knowing their

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Speaker 21: heroes are evil.

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Speaker 1: I think those lists should be released.

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Speaker 6: I think that people deserve the truth, and so if

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Speaker 6: these people went to freak out parties and did things illegal,

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Speaker 6: release the names. By the way, jay Z is not

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Speaker 6: having a great news cycle right now, not having a

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Speaker 6: good news cycle at all. Thank you, my friend, thanks

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Speaker 6: for being members dot Charliekirk dot com. Francis, what's on

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Speaker 6: your mind?

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Speaker 4: Hey Charlie, good to talk to you.

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Speaker 1: Yes, you too.

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Speaker 22: President Trump seems to be caving a little bit on labor.

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Speaker 22: I mean, gig economy was important, was hugely important California.

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Speaker 22: Is he going to be able to free up the

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Speaker 22: gigs again? Is he really going to support There's a

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Speaker 22: lot of money coming his way from many of the

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Speaker 22: many of the big corporations. It's not lobby money, but

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Speaker 22: I guess it is lobby money. Can he shake free

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Speaker 22: of that stuff and free up the American giger?

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Speaker 1: So good question.

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Speaker 6: I'm curious, are you pro gig economy or against? I'm

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Speaker 6: guessing pro right.

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Speaker 22: Pro pro gig economy, pro pro our youth being able

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Speaker 22: to do better than the H one B visa people.

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Speaker 1: Got it.

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Speaker 6: So you're talking about your two different things, got it.

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Speaker 6: So the gig economy is a completely separate issue.

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Speaker 1: Than the H one B thing.

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Speaker 6: The gig economy is basically forced not unionization, but benefits

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Speaker 6: for people that are working as independent contractors, essentially uber drivers.

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Speaker 6: So you're we're talking about two different things. So the

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Speaker 6: the gig thing, President Trump hasn't really weighed that much

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Speaker 6: on that. But President Trump definitely remains resolutely pro American

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Speaker 6: first when it comes to restricting the labor supply to

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Speaker 6: be able to prioritize our workers first.

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Speaker 1: We did an entire first hour on that.

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Speaker 6: Does that make sense what I'm articulating because the gig I.

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Speaker 22: Mean, we're not just talking uber drivers, We're talking about

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Speaker 22: grandmoms Okay, having to be paid insurance because now they're

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Speaker 22: taking care of their grandkids in California, that's what you're

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Speaker 22: talking about.

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Speaker 6: Oh, are you in favor of that law or not

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Speaker 6: in favor? I'm guessing not in favor.

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Speaker 22: I'm not in san I'm with you or restricting giggers.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm with you, and President Trump I don't think

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Speaker 6: has waited on that either way. But it is highly

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Speaker 6: restrictive of part time work and people that are just

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Speaker 6: trying to make ends meet. Now all of a sudden,

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Speaker 6: employers are less likely to employ them. AB five is

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Speaker 6: the California law that was restricting the gig economy work

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Speaker 6: that does not yet have a federal corollary as of yet.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, really great question. Yeah, go ahead please labor.

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Speaker 22: How do you think the Labor Secretary appoint d designate

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Speaker 22: at this point?

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Speaker 6: Is she's against Sanchez. Yeah, that's an interesting question. Actually

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Speaker 6: she is. She's more pro labor than Republicans past. That's

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Speaker 6: going to be a really that's a that's a thoughtful

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Speaker 6: and up profound question.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: Obviously the Labor Secretary serves at the pleasure of the president.

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Speaker 6: But this California law is outrageous. I mean, I think

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Speaker 6: it's completely out of control. It's it's a huge overreach.

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Speaker 6: And they say, oh, it's for good intentions, so on

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Speaker 6: and so forth, but it is it is a mess,

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Speaker 6: to say the least.

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Speaker 1: Thank you really appreciate it. Thank you. Let's go to.

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Speaker 6: Maddie now, Maddie, thank you for being a member. What

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Speaker 6: is on your mind? Members dot Charliekirk.

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Speaker 16: Dot com, Hi Charlie, thanks for having me. My question

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Speaker 16: is what are your thoughts on Department of Children and

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Speaker 16: Family Services so DCFS. Many believe it's one of them

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Speaker 16: most corrupt government agencies, often misusing power and using fear

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Speaker 16: tactics to pressure good parents into really cuishing their rights

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Speaker 16: based on minor or untrue complaints under the broad term neglect.

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Speaker 16: Do you think DCFS should be investigated for its practices.

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Speaker 6: Yes, I mean, I'm sure they do some good work,

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Speaker 6: but I hear almost nothing but complaints. I mean, one

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Speaker 6: of our employees that works for us, he does a

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Speaker 6: great job, phenomenal parent, father of four. They had DCFS

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Speaker 6: called on him because his kids were playing in his

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Speaker 6: driveway too close to the cul de sac that they

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Speaker 6: were in, and one of his neighbors who's super left

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Speaker 6: wing and super liberal, called DCFS. They had to hire

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Speaker 6: a lawyer, they had to go through this whole process.

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Speaker 6: They were threatening to take the kids away. So look,

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Speaker 6: I'm sure they do good work. I don't want to

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Speaker 6: label an agency as all bad or all good, but

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Speaker 6: I hear nothing but complaints. Do you agree with that, Maddie,

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Speaker 6: that they are over zealous and overreaching, especially in some

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Speaker 6: of the more liberal states.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely.

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Speaker 23: I witnessed it firsthand. Actually the same kind of like

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Speaker 23: the same scenario you had with your colleague there, that

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Speaker 23: they had to hire the lawyers, spend all the money

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Speaker 23: just to say like, hey, we're good parents, Like you're

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Speaker 23: focusing it's insane family here whenever there's people that need help.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, look, it's totally outrageous, it's insane. I

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Speaker 6: do want to say, though, I have known of instances

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Speaker 6: where dcfs really should take the kid away because they

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Speaker 6: are being abused and they are being beaten, and they're

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Speaker 6: not able to do that. Those are rare, but you

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Speaker 6: could admit those exist.

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Speaker 15: Right.

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Speaker 6: There are parents that do abuse their kids, but I've

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Speaker 6: seen it on the other extreme. I've seen it far

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Speaker 6: more often being the situation of the government haggling and

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Speaker 6: hassling good parents rather than trying to save kids from

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Speaker 6: bad environments. But I'm sure they do that. I'm not

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Speaker 6: saying that sarcastically. I'm sure there are plenty of instances

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Speaker 6: where they operate correctly and they're able to take kids

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Speaker 6: away from abusive environments. Thank you, Maddie, great question, Really

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Speaker 6: appreciate it. Thank you, Thanks all right, Shane, thank you

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Speaker 6: for being a member. What's on your mind, hey, Charlie.

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Speaker 24: First things, I just want to say thank you for

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Speaker 24: everything you guys did during the election. I watched a

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Speaker 24: whole bunch of your speeches going to different universities, and

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Speaker 24: I wanted to say thank you for all of the

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Speaker 24: hard work you guys put in.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 24: My question is my wife and I are hoping to

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Speaker 24: afford a home sometime in the near future. And I

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Speaker 24: wanted to know what other knowledge or ideas Trump has

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Speaker 24: planned to be able to combat the current housing crisis.

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Speaker 24: And during the break I saw that the illegal immigration

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Speaker 24: was a factor in this time.

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Speaker 1: But I just wanted to know where. Can you tell

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Speaker 1: me where you live?

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Speaker 6: What state you live in? I'm curious. I'm in Wisconsin, Wisconsin. Yeah,

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Speaker 6: So actually, housing prices Wisconsin have gone up, as you

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Speaker 6: will know, I tracked that.

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Speaker 1: So a couple things.

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Speaker 6: Number One, the price of everything that goes into buying

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Speaker 6: a home has gone up dramatically, from windows to citing

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Speaker 6: concrete to the nails that have to be nailed in.

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Speaker 6: And that is a byproduct of hyper inflation. So if

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Speaker 6: President Trump is able to bring down inflation, which of

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Speaker 6: course inflation is just very simple more money than goods

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Speaker 6: and services. When you have more money being pumped in

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Speaker 6: than the growth of goods and services, you get inflation.

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Speaker 6: You don't have to overthink it, that's just the basic equation.

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Speaker 6: So the first of which is trying to lower inflation.

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Speaker 6: How to do that by bringing down energy costs and

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Speaker 6: energy prices? Drill baby drill bring down the price of energy.

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Speaker 6: That will help a little bit, but that's not the

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Speaker 6: end all bo that's not the complete and total solution. Secondly,

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Speaker 6: deportation of illegal migrants that you don't have to compete

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Speaker 6: against illegals to buy homes or to at least have housing. Thirdly,

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Speaker 6: which is a more controversial take, but I think we

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Speaker 6: can all agree on this one, is that Blackrock and

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Speaker 6: this ten trillion dollar company should not be able to

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Speaker 6: come in and buy single family homes when you yourself

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Speaker 6: want to be able to buy a home. Fourthly, we

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Speaker 6: have to bring down interest rates. We have to bring

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Speaker 6: down the cost of money. You do that through a

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Speaker 6: robust and growing economy, and by the way, interest rates

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Speaker 6: go down.

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Speaker 1: When you do, you no longer have inflation.

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Speaker 6: Interest rates are the price of money, and you use

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Speaker 6: that as a lever to try to restrict the money

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Speaker 6: supply if you have too many dollar bills out there.

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Speaker 6: If we can bring reflation into retreat, it gives us

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Speaker 6: a signal to bring down interest rates. Now, let me

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Speaker 6: just give you some off the hand advice. And again,

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Speaker 6: my friends Andrew and Todd at Andrewintodd dot com are

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Speaker 6: the ones that talk to about they did my home loan.

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Speaker 6: They're amazing, They're phenomenal. But let me just kind of

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Speaker 6: give you some advice. The minute interest rates start to

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Speaker 6: go down, that is the point to actually go and buy,

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01:22:35,880 --> 01:22:38,519
Speaker 6: because prices are only gonna go up after that, if

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Speaker 6: that makes sense, Because eventually, once interest rates go down,

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Speaker 6: they're gonna go up even more. There's gonna be this

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Speaker 6: kind of low period where housing will stabilize, and then

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Speaker 6: it's gonna skyrocket because demand is going to go up

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Speaker 6: like a hockey stick. And then finally, hopefully working wage

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Speaker 6: is going to go up thanks to President Trump. And

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Speaker 6: it's really too bad. Good people like yourself are at

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Speaker 6: the outside looking at it. Some of the basic promises

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Speaker 6: that you were given by your parents and grandparents, Oh,

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Speaker 6: work hard, you'll be able to own a home. Save money,

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Speaker 6: you'll be able to own a home. Unfortunately, that was

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Speaker 6: a lot of deceit and misleading information given. Thank you, Michael, I,

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Speaker 6: Thank you Shane for being a member. Really appreciate it.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Shane. We just did Michael, thank you for

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Speaker 6: being a member. Members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 25: What's on your mind, Hey, Charlie, Just talking about the

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Speaker 25: next comments, and I'm wondering why so many people are

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Speaker 25: missing his main point. His main point is that the

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Speaker 25: American education system has been a disaster. Is a disaster,

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Speaker 25: and so has been lazy American parenting over the last

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Speaker 25: fifty years. It's a culture that has not producing American geniuses.

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Speaker 25: That was his main point, and everybody seems to be

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Speaker 25: skipping that. So I just want to get your.

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Speaker 6: Gud's fair and look, I love Avic, and I think

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Speaker 6: that is a very good reading what he what he wrote.

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Speaker 6: I think that the way people were gleaning it, of

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Speaker 6: which you can based on the Vic's articulate tweet, which

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Speaker 6: is that he was calling the American people mediocre and

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Speaker 6: was also there's a fair amount of people that did

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Speaker 6: spend their high school and college years enjoying themselves and

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Speaker 6: not necessarily studying all the time. I'm not one of

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Speaker 6: those people. I didn't go to college. I've just been

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Speaker 6: driven since day one. So I kind of sympathized with

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Speaker 6: a Vike's vibe here. However, not exactly wise to say

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Speaker 6: that to the population, because they say, wait a second, yeah,

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Speaker 6: I wasn't spelling bee champion, and I wasn't head of

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Speaker 6: the math club. But I got my act together when

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Speaker 6: I was twenty six, twenty seven, and I'm not mediocre

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Speaker 6: and I want to be better. And so the implication

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Speaker 6: of a Vikes tweet can be well, America sucks, therefore

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Speaker 6: bring in foreigner. And I know that's not what you're saying, Michael,

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Speaker 6: but can you understand how people read it that way?

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Speaker 20: Oh?

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Speaker 15: Absolutely.

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Speaker 4: I do think though that.

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Speaker 25: The American people need to face some harsh realities that

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Speaker 25: the way we've been doing things over the last several

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Speaker 25: decades isn't the path to a good future, and people

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Speaker 25: need to wake up about it.

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Speaker 6: I agree with that well, and again a lot of

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Speaker 6: veg saying there's some wisdom what he was saying. I

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Speaker 6: would have worded it a lot differently, and nor do

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Speaker 6: I share a lot of the views in that tweet.

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Speaker 6: But disagreement is what keeps a movement alive, keeps a

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Speaker 6: movement fun. We are not like the board. We're not

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Speaker 6: like the left where we're just in complete harmony all

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Speaker 6: the time, top down to talitary. No, we have spirited

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Speaker 6: disagreements and that's what keeps our movement moving and.

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Speaker 1: Zayin is with us, zay What is on your mind? Yes? Hello?

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Speaker 22: Can you hear me?

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Speaker 1: Yes? I can. How are you good?

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Speaker 4: How about you good?

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Speaker 21: And my question is how could I get involved with

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Speaker 21: the upcoming governor election in Virginia?

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Speaker 6: In Virginia, good question. In fact, we haven't talked about

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01:29:11,200 --> 01:29:13,400
Speaker 6: that governor's race. I don't know who's running now. It

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01:29:13,439 --> 01:29:16,760
Speaker 6: won't be Glenn Youngkin because governor's term out. They only

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01:29:16,800 --> 01:29:21,040
Speaker 6: have one term in the state of Virginia. My advice

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01:29:21,120 --> 01:29:23,200
Speaker 6: to you is find your favorite candidate who's running in

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Speaker 6: the primary, get behind them. I believe they have a

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Speaker 6: delegate process where they all meet as a convention and

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Speaker 6: they choose their candidates that way. But get involved in

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Speaker 6: your state party. Get involved in your state party, and

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Speaker 6: from there, in Virginia you could have a really big

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Speaker 6: safe and who becomes the next governor of Virginia. Thank you,

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Speaker 6: really appreciate it.

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Speaker 21: Okay, right now the lieutenant governor's Johnnie.

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Speaker 6: Oh Win, some series, got it? Got it very good.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for being a member. Really appreciate it. Brett.

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01:29:52,560 --> 01:29:55,240
Speaker 6: What is on your mind? Thank you, Brett, Thanks for

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01:29:55,280 --> 01:29:56,920
Speaker 6: being a member. What's on your mind? Where you're from?

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Speaker 26: I'm from Florida actually, and I have to say you

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01:30:02,640 --> 01:30:04,360
Speaker 26: guys have been a great inspiration.

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Speaker 1: First first person i've actually subscribed to. So thank you

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01:30:09,000 --> 01:30:10,600
Speaker 1: for thank you. It means a lot. Thank you.

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Speaker 9: I figured that since we've.

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Speaker 26: Already won so many things, the House, the Senate, Executive branch,

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Speaker 26: the Supreme Court, we talk a lot about macroeconomics, a

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01:30:20,240 --> 01:30:23,559
Speaker 26: lot inflation, things that we can't control. What I'm wondering

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01:30:23,600 --> 01:30:25,479
Speaker 26: is how do we get the administration in Congress to

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01:30:25,520 --> 01:30:30,520
Speaker 26: prioritize and consider legislating a combined package of fiscal policies

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01:30:31,040 --> 01:30:34,719
Speaker 26: that address non life essential costs of the typical American budget.

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Speaker 26: You know, for example, tackling the out of control property

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Speaker 26: taxes across the country. There's a movement in several states

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Speaker 26: that are doing that Florida home insurance. Property taxes make

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Speaker 26: up almost you know, the same amount as a mortgage

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01:30:50,040 --> 01:30:54,040
Speaker 26: in many cases interest rates. And then also fixing the

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01:30:54,160 --> 01:30:57,120
Speaker 26: entire credit card industry. Is terrible in the way they're

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Speaker 26: doing It's skewed against the consumer, and a lot of

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01:31:00,479 --> 01:31:02,840
Speaker 26: people can't get credit that probably should in the way

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Speaker 26: they do it. So I'm thinking, like, how do we

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Speaker 26: get down to kitchen table economics where they actually put

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Speaker 26: together a bill that has direct impact on people dealings.

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Speaker 6: That's a great question. So a lot of those issues

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Speaker 6: are going to be stated by state issues. The biggest

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Speaker 6: thing we can do first and foremost is a cut

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Speaker 6: government spending.

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Speaker 1: We have to cut.

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Speaker 6: Government spending because that will lower the rate of inflation

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Speaker 6: and return more money into the pockets of the American people. Definitionally,

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Speaker 6: secondly is we have to also lower the amount that

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Speaker 6: we tax on wages, fight attacks, social Security tax Medicare

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Speaker 6: tax through a working person's tax cut, and get rid

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Speaker 6: of Fiica for people below earning a certain amount. So

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Speaker 6: those are just some initial ideas. By the way, what

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Speaker 6: you are talking about in Florida flood insurance alone is

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Speaker 6: more than people's mortgage payment for people that own property

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Speaker 6: in Florida. It's outrageous. Thank you for having a member.

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Speaker 6: Really appreciate it. This will be our last question. My

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Speaker 6: friends Caleb and Michelle, they have a question about Shabbat,

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Speaker 6: and it was great seeing them at America Fest.

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Speaker 1: Caleb, Michelle, what's going on.

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Speaker 4: Hi, Charlie, it was great seeing you.

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Speaker 27: So as we're about to start Shabbat, Michelle and I

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Speaker 27: have decided to participate in it coming up with the

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Speaker 27: new year, and so we want to ask you what

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Speaker 27: your favorite activities are and how you spend your digital sabbath.

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Speaker 6: Yes, and so to be very clear, what the scriptures

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01:32:27,439 --> 01:32:30,320
Speaker 6: say is that for six days you shall work and

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01:32:30,360 --> 01:32:33,800
Speaker 6: the seventh day you shall rest. Now, I still allow

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01:32:33,840 --> 01:32:36,400
Speaker 6: myself to watch college football on Saturday because it's not work.

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01:32:36,439 --> 01:32:39,360
Speaker 6: It is pure enjoyment, even though it's technology. But I'm

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01:32:39,360 --> 01:32:41,479
Speaker 6: not communicating, I'm not doing any work. So I love

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01:32:41,520 --> 01:32:43,600
Speaker 6: watching college football all the time. Number two, though, I

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Speaker 6: love reading. I love reading on the Sabbath, I love journaling.

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01:32:47,040 --> 01:32:49,160
Speaker 6: I love reading, and then just going for a walk,

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01:32:49,200 --> 01:32:51,320
Speaker 6: having no phone and going for a walk. If you

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01:32:51,360 --> 01:32:54,880
Speaker 6: guys on this program have not gone for a walk

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01:32:54,920 --> 01:32:56,639
Speaker 6: without a phone, you're missing out.

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Speaker 1: I know that sounds extreme.

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01:32:57,880 --> 01:33:00,559
Speaker 6: When was the last time anybody on this pro under

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01:33:00,600 --> 01:33:02,800
Speaker 6: the age of thirty five went for a walk without

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Speaker 6: a phone.

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Speaker 1: It is amazing.

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Speaker 6: In fact, in the book Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter,

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Speaker 6: he talks about just a twenty minute walk without a

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01:33:11,360 --> 01:33:16,080
Speaker 6: phone literally changes your brain's plasticity, changes it and it's

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01:33:16,120 --> 01:33:20,160
Speaker 6: more in touch with its environment, more present, less anxious,

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Speaker 6: less neurotic. And so those are my favorite things to do.

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Speaker 6: And I'm a big believer in the Sabbath. That's my

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01:33:26,320 --> 01:33:28,559
Speaker 6: next book that I'm writing. Stop in the name of

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01:33:28,600 --> 01:33:31,920
Speaker 6: God and can't wait to shut off Tonight, I'm going

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Speaker 6: to do a true Friday to Sunday morning Shabbat. It's

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01:33:36,000 --> 01:33:37,760
Speaker 6: going to be amazing. God bless you guys. Thank you

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01:33:37,840 --> 01:33:41,439
Speaker 6: so much, Cale, Michelle, thank you, God bless you. Email

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Speaker 6: us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast.

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Speaker 6: coming up on Radio Shabat Shalom. Have a wonderful weekend.

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Speaker 6: Turn off that phone, go for a walk, read the Bible,

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Speaker 6: and see you guys on Monday.