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Speaker 7: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve grid. Today is

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Speaker 7: January the fourteenth, twenty twenty five. I have thank you

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Speaker 7: Grant Caroline joins me with more of that powerful conversation,

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Speaker 7: including the California wildfires, the future stay to California, the

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Speaker 7: Plus Elon Musk's name was being floated as a savior

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Speaker 3: Up at night. All of that a lot more coming

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Speaker 3: up in America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 7: But of course we start with everything going on on

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Speaker 7: Capitol Hill. We're diving into the key moments from Pete

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Speaker 7: haig Seth's confirmation hearing, a discussion that's already sparking major

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Speaker 7: conversations across the country, from policy priorities to leadership vision.

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Speaker 3: This meeting, this event.

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Speaker 7: This confirmation hearing tackled some of the most pressing issues

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Speaker 7: on the table right now. And here's some of the highlights,

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Speaker 7: so you can hear directly from Pete Haig Seth and

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Speaker 3: Let's start with this.

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Speaker 10: So just maybe if you could spend a minute just

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Speaker 11: The wokeness comes not from the uniform ranked senator, from

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Speaker 11: the political class. On day one, on January twentieth, when

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Speaker 11: President Trump is sworn in, he.

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Speaker 6: Will issue a new set of lawful orders, and.

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Speaker 11: The leadership of our services will have an opportunity to

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Speaker 11: follow those lawful orders or not.

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Speaker 6: Those lawful orders will not be based on politics.

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Speaker 11: They will be based on readiness, accountability, standards, and lethality.

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Speaker 11: That is the process by which leaders will be judged.

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Speaker 11: And accountability is coming, because everybody.

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Speaker 6: In this room knows. If you're a rifleman and you

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Speaker 11: But if you're a general who loses a war, you

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Speaker 7: Pete Hegseth totally dropkicked wokeness and wokeness in the military.

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Speaker 7: And like he said, wokeness comes from the political class.

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Speaker 7: Accountability is coming, like he said, from Donald Trump. And

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Speaker 7: That makes him extreme, Apparently a fringe player, a far

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Speaker 11: This position, the primary charge he gave me was to

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Speaker 11: He like me, wantce a Pentagon laser focused on lethality, meritocracy,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's been going on two or three different times

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Speaker 7: the people who have labeled him smeared him, tried to

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Speaker 6: I had been identified.

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Speaker 11: Someone who'd served in Iraq, in Afghanistan, in Guantanamo Bay

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Speaker 11: how many other men and women, how many other patriots.

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Speaker 6: How many other people of conscience.

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Speaker 11: We haven't even talked about COVID and the tens of

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Speaker 7: Those that were treated so poorly during COVID will be

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Speaker 3: I mean, that's a revelation in and of itself.

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Speaker 7: That is a clear indication that a new day is

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Speaker 3: Pet heag Seth did not disappoint.

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Speaker 7: He answered every challenge, every question, every slight, and there

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Speaker 12: It is have your criticism of your nomination since it

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Speaker 12: was announced in November. Let's get into this allegation about

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Speaker 12: sexual assault and appropriate workplace behavior, alcohol abuse, and financial

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Speaker 12: mismanagement during your time as a nonprofit executive. I should

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Speaker 12: know that the majority of these have come from anonymous

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Speaker 6: Sir, mister chairman.

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Speaker 11: Thank mister chairman, Thank you for that opportunity.

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Speaker 6: You are correct.

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Speaker 11: We undertook this responsibility with an obligation to the troops

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Speaker 11: became very evident to us from the beginning, there was

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Speaker 11: a coordinated smear campaign orchestrated in the media against us.

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Speaker 11: That was clear from moment one. And what we knew

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Speaker 11: is that it wasn't about me. Most of it was

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Speaker 6: They didn't print my quote. They didn't print any of

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Speaker 7: Can you imagine what that would be like, just for

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Speaker 7: a moment, just take a moment. What would that be like.

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Speaker 7: You're being smeared, attacked, accused of god awful things, and

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Speaker 7: it's all anonymous. It's all anonymous. It's from behind the

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Speaker 7: And we've been down this show. We know how this

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Speaker 7: movie ends. Remember Russia Hunter Biden's lap top, all these

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Speaker 7: anonymous sources, it's real, it's not real, and it's always

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Speaker 7: the same because it always undermines the conservative or Republican

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Speaker 7: point of view. It's always the same, never changes. These

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Speaker 7: anonymous attacks have never published quotes from actual sources that

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Speaker 7: we're proud to put.

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Speaker 3: Their names behind it. None of it.

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Speaker 7: You know, the media put a target and his back

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Speaker 7: from day one. People are coming after heg Seth in

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Speaker 3: For the jobs, smearing him.

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Speaker 7: Here's Senator Roger Wicker again trying to downplay hegsss achievements.

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Speaker 3: Listen, to this.

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Speaker 13: I'm just about trying to get things done, managing efficiently

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Speaker 13: and having the best people who have demonstrated that in

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Speaker 13: a large organization. And I'm sorry, but I don't see

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Speaker 13: that in your background. There are a lot of other

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Speaker 13: things you can do very well. You're a capable person,

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Speaker 13: but I do you have not convinced me that you're

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Speaker 11: Senator, I'm grateful to be hired by one of the

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Speaker 11: most successful CEOs in American history.

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Speaker 6: Should I be confirmed.

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Speaker 12: Mister Haig said that it seems to me that you've

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Speaker 12: supervised far more people than the average United States senator supervisors.

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Speaker 7: Today Senator Roger Wicker coming to his defense. There the

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Speaker 7: It's not based on skill or ability or accomplishment. It's

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 3: You get a place to sit and talk. Thankfully, someone called.

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Speaker 7: Out the ridiculous David and then Senator Mark Wayne Mullins

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Speaker 7: also what Gary Peters did, taking cheap shots. But listen

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Speaker 3: This is beautiful watch.

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Speaker 8: Senator from from Massachusetts brought up about serving on a

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Speaker 8: And then Senator Kane or I guess I better use

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Speaker 8: what if you showed up drunk to your job? How

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Speaker 8: Have any of you guys asked them to step down

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Speaker 8: and resign for their job? And don't tell me you

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Speaker 8: how many senators do you know have got a divorce

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Speaker 3: Did you ask.

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Speaker 6: Them to step down?

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Speaker 3: But it's for show, you guys.

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Speaker 8: the hypocrisy because the man's made a mistake and you

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Speaker 6: There and say that he's not qualified. Give me a joke.

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Speaker 6: It is so ridiculous that you guys hold yourself as

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Speaker 8: Standard and you forget you got a big plank in

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Speaker 3: We've all made mistakes.

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Speaker 8: I've made mistakes, and Jennifer, thank you for loving him

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Speaker 8: through that.

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Speaker 6: Mistake, you know.

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Speaker 3: And here's the thing. They forgot one big one, boys

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Speaker 7: Well it wasn't Bill Clinton in the Oval office when

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Speaker 6: One, Senator? There are two genders.

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Speaker 7: Two veterans, two veterans talking about the military. That's a

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Speaker 3: I've seen you at mar A Lago.

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Speaker 3: What a great day, What a marvelous day. That was

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Speaker 7: You have a relationship with Donald Trump. He says it

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Speaker 9: They're doing a deal on Greenland.

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Speaker 7: But you know, here's the thing, and most people don't

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Speaker 3: Deal with Denmark. Maybe you know this, maybe you don't.

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Speaker 7: Called the Virgin Islands of Virgin Islands. They were owned

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Speaker 3: It's not unheard of.

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Speaker 7: It's just a real estate deal, like the Louisiana purchase,

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Speaker 3: Let's make a deal, right.

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Speaker 9: Let's make a deal. Let's expand America. We should.

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Speaker 14: By the way, if you're not expanding, you're contracting or

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Speaker 14: We need to grow now. America needs to grow. We

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Speaker 9: That means some people are going to pay a price

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Speaker 14: And California is a perfect example of poor leadership, in competence,

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Speaker 14: I'm looking out of my window right now.

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Speaker 4: There's no electrical lines here.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Well, you know I've met the mayor of Miami.

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Speaker 7: He was on stage with you there in Avan Sura

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Speaker 3: Good policy leads to good outcomes. It's not that hard,

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Speaker 9: No, it's not that hard. As long as long as

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Speaker 14: You have to have penalties, and you got to have rewards,

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Speaker 14: They penalized him, so he left. Okay, I was there,

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Speaker 9: They raised taxes when they should have bloored them. By

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Speaker 14: They need to reduce the tax bill to the people

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Speaker 7: And you saw sensing right there. You said something right there. Granted,

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Speaker 3: The latest state to join the group is New Hampshire.

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Speaker 7: Well Vermont on one side raised taxes on its people

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Speaker 3: It's going to be just like that, isn't it.

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Speaker 9: And that's what happened in reverse in California.

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Speaker 14: Number one problem in California is the businesses exit and

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Speaker 9: I know you're going to run out of time here.

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Speaker 14: I'm telling you the Democrats have nobody to run in

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Speaker 9: Next election, they're going to lose.

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Speaker 14: I believe Newsom will drop out, Karen Bass will probably

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Speaker 9: You have no one. The Dems have no one. Kamala

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Speaker 14: Now, there's no confidence in Kamala in California as a governor.

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Speaker 7: He is exactly right, by the way, the Democrats have

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Speaker 7: Newsom have already begun. After break more with Grant Cardonan

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Speaker 3: I'll be right back, all right. Knowing how to protect

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Speaker 7: Security, future, it's not an option, it's responsibility. Your family,

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Speaker 3: All right, So I'd be remiss if I didn't ask

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Speaker 7: In this entire ecosystem that you've built, the largest business

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Speaker 3: America are hosted by you.

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Speaker 7: Grant Cardon and all your folks, Brandon Dawson and all

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Speaker 7: anybody that's not familiar with what it is that you

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Speaker 7: do and how you've inspired literally millions of people to

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Speaker 7: get serious about growing business and pursuing the American dream

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Speaker 7: share a little bit.

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Speaker 14: Yeah. So I wrote a book called the ten X Rule,

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Speaker 14: and it was really about and it's so relevant right

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Speaker 14: now because of what's happening. People underestimate things that can

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Speaker 14: happen that can set them back. I mean, you're going

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Speaker 14: to have you're going to probably have fifty thousand people

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Speaker 14: and across La County that are going to be displaced,

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Speaker 14: and they will have all underestimated the amount of money, savings,

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Speaker 14: investments that it took to keep their family protected. And

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Speaker 14: you know the big blackstones that you mentioned earlier, they

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Speaker 14: depend on this these are This is going to be

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Speaker 14: a land grab man. And the ten X rule basically

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Speaker 14: suggests you need ten times whatever your expectations are in

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Speaker 14: order to survive and flourish and prosper in this.

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Speaker 9: Great country we live in.

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Speaker 14: And it's just it's a shame to me that so

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Speaker 14: many people in the middle class, you know, I grew

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Speaker 14: up in the middle class, we underestimate what is needed,

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Speaker 14: the resources that are needed in order to take care

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Speaker 9: Much less have generational wealth to pass on to those

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Speaker 9: we love. And the ten x rule is basically.

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Speaker 14: A plan, an action plan for what preparation people need,

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Speaker 14: both from what's your target, to how to accomplish that

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Speaker 7: This was just the beginning. I mean, you have seven

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Speaker 7: best selling books, so I'm not mistaken. I think it

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Speaker 7: was seven that I read down the list of best

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Speaker 7: selling books. I don't know when you sleep. I don't

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Speaker 7: know if you sleep as much as Donald Trump, maybe less.

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Speaker 7: You're on the move all the time. Your growth conferences

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Speaker 7: go ahead.

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Speaker 9: Donald's bore of a beast than I am do. That

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Speaker 9: In Elon. I'm like, Wow, I'm a lazy man.

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Speaker 7: So yeah, I'm a little feller.

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Speaker 3: I'm a smelt.

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Speaker 9: I'm a smelt. Someone saved me.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so I have Matt, Matt.

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Speaker 14: You know, unbelievable admiration for all the people in this

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Speaker 14: country that work and hustle and grind and get up

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Speaker 14: every day to take care of their families.

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Speaker 9: We need to reward more that. And this is the

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Speaker 9: tenex Growth Conference.

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Speaker 14: Is basically people di from middle class Americans that have

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Speaker 14: created success for themselves and want more success for themselves

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Speaker 14: that join for three days to talk about business expansion, connection, networking,

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Speaker 14: and how to make the most of this great economy

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Speaker 14: and this great country that we live in.

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Speaker 9: It's a fantastic conference. This is going to be the last.

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Speaker 14: One we will we'll do. We've done ten of these.

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Speaker 14: This one's going to be over the top great and

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Speaker 14: we are. I mean, nobody disputes or argues. We think

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Speaker 14: we do the best business conference on planet Earth, bar

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Speaker 14: no company, no group, no matter how big or how

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Speaker 3: You know, you said something there that.

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Speaker 7: When did becoming really successful in America become something that

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Speaker 7: was bad? I mean, there's been this like when I

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Speaker 7: Or they live in a big house, Wonder what they do.

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Speaker 7: What do I have to do to earn that? To

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Speaker 7: earn that is the word earn, work hard to earn that.

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Speaker 7: And now people have got to go, oh, they must

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Speaker 7: be cheating. They're dirty. They've made being successful and hardworking

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Speaker 7: and accomplishing great things a bad thing in America.

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Speaker 3: In some circles, I find that to be insane.

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Speaker 14: Well, this is some of this is, you know, not

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Speaker 14: to be political, but a little bit. This is what

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Speaker 14: you hear from democrats and liberals. The rich are bad.

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Speaker 14: Republicans do not talk like this. I'm around these rich people.

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Speaker 14: I know people that these are less than ten percent

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Speaker 14: of all rich people in this country inherited their money.

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Speaker 14: Most of them are first generation eighty percent of all

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Speaker 9: Anyone could do this, by the way, anyone in America.

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Speaker 9: I don't care who you are, where you are. I

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Speaker 14: Anyone can create massive success for themselves and they should

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Speaker 14: be rewarded we should highlight this.

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Speaker 7: We should highlight this and talk about hard work.

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Speaker 3: What happened to work ethic in America? Do you ever

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Speaker 14: I do.

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Speaker 7: It's work ethic. Some people have it. If you have

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Speaker 7: Hop back for the great TikTok set to be banned

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Speaker 7: in the US on Sunday. Well, Elon Musk saved the day.

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Speaker 3: We'll talk about it up next.

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Speaker 4: All right.

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Speaker 7: According to a report that's coming out from Bloomberg News,

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Speaker 7: Chinese officials are mulling an option, a potential option to

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Speaker 7: sell TikTok to you, guessed at Elon Musk is The

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Speaker 7: Supreme Court is poised to uphold a US law forcing

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Speaker 7: the sale of the US operation over national security concerns.

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Speaker 7: The parent company of TikTok, byte Edance, is appealing the

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Speaker 7: law and continues to deny any Chinese commuist party influence.

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Speaker 7: Of course, we know better. Citing its own Internet regulations,

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Speaker 7: the US claims TikTok is a data collection conduit for

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Speaker 7: the CCP. In fact, we have tremendous amounts of evidence

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Speaker 7: showing that TikTok denied all claims in a variety report

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Speaker 7: calling the Bloomberg News fiction right fiction, Anthony, Bring Anthony

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Speaker 7: on in here, Anthony, let's talk about this and figure

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Speaker 7: out what we've got going on with TikTok.

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Speaker 3: Look.

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Speaker 7: I got into TikTok not that long ago, and I've

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Speaker 7: had fun with it, but I stopped playing with it

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Speaker 7: because if it's not going to be there, well, what's

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Speaker 7: the point.

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Speaker 3: What do you think is going to happen? Is Elon

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Speaker 3: Musk going to swoop in?

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Speaker 2: Well we can hope that Elon Musk can swoop in,

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Speaker 2: but you know, it's just a long list of apps

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Speaker 2: and other programs and platforms that have been decentralized and

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Speaker 2: heavily censored that a lot of users weren't able to

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Speaker 2: have access to. Now, TikTok I remember, don't you remember

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Speaker 2: a few years ago it was Parlor that was the

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Speaker 2: app that got kicked off Google Apps and the play

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Speaker 2: Store and all of these places and everywhere where nobody

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Speaker 2: could get information during COVID in twenty twenty, when everyone

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Speaker 2: was rushing over there just to give news. Now, a

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Speaker 2: lot of people who have been on the TikTok platform

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Speaker 2: have been people that have countless friends of mine that

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Speaker 2: have had up to seventeen different accounts created because of

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Speaker 2: the heavy censorship. And the big issue that a lot

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Speaker 2: of people had with the platform in the first place

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Speaker 2: was that it was used as Chinese spyware.

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Speaker 5: So a lot of people were happy that it was gone.

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Speaker 2: But a lot of people have made so much money

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Speaker 2: off of that, so much fame and you know, gratuity

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Speaker 2: off of the things that they have from the platform itself.

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Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens.

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Speaker 2: I mean, like at this point, Elon bought Twitter, you know,

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Speaker 2: like it would be a saving grace for a lot

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Speaker 2: of content creators that have actually used that to actually

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Speaker 2: give more information than mainstream media did and actually bring

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Speaker 2: more revelation to truth after all the digging that they

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Speaker 5: So we can see and we can hope that's what happens, you.

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Speaker 7: Know, Anthony, I would agree with that, except here's the

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Speaker 7: concern that I have.

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Speaker 3: I know people that have seen the back.

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Speaker 7: End of TikTok, if you will, where they create narratives

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Speaker 7: in China that are then distributed to the United States

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Speaker 7: for specific results, and sadly, some of that is to

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Speaker 7: create suicidal tendencies in American kids and it worked.

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Speaker 3: That's the evil side of TikTok.

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Speaker 7: What you're saying is exactly right, and I believe in

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Speaker 7: free speech right down the line. But Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 7: is a serious threat.

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Speaker 3: So I have mixed emotions about it, all right.

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Speaker 7: I mean, I have a TikTok account, It's got millions

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Speaker 7: of views, it's great. But the dark side of it's

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Speaker 7: what concerns me. The spying of the narrative, the undermining

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Speaker 7: of America. That's all there too, isn't it.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's been the narrative of everyone in this information

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Speaker 2: highway that we've seen over the past not even decade,

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Speaker 2: in the past five years, social media hasn't just been

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Speaker 2: a place for people to post an inside view of

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Speaker 2: the lives and the lifestyles that they live.

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Speaker 4: It's also become.

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Speaker 2: Now a high way of information, a high way of disinformation.

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Speaker 2: But I tell everyone where I go to speak, it's

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Speaker 2: just like a hammer, a saw, a screwdriver are all tools,

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Speaker 2: but in their hands of the wrong people, those can

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Speaker 2: all become weapons.

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Speaker 4: And the same thing with social media.

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Speaker 2: Social media is a great place where you can give

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Speaker 2: any message that you want to people that will believe

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Speaker 2: it and actually take it into account.

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Speaker 4: So it's not just the information that.

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Speaker 5: You give, it's how you give it.

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Speaker 2: It's the context in which it's given, and also you

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Speaker 2: have to take into.

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Speaker 4: Account how people are going to perceive it.

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Speaker 2: Now, information all today has been given with a bias

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Speaker 2: attached to it from both sides, because people want people

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Speaker 2: to desperately know the truth, and other people are desperately

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Speaker 2: trying to put fires out there and put out other

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Speaker 2: stories to either add fuel to the fire or to

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Speaker 5: In every other direction media and its generality.

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Speaker 2: When when it was old in the old days, was

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Speaker 2: simply people would give you the truth of what was

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Speaker 2: reported and then let the viewer have the option of

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Speaker 2: making it out to be what they wanted to. Nowadays

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Speaker 2: you have everyone that even in all of these things

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Speaker 2: you don't know what's true from what's fact and all

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Speaker 2: of the things that you see now you have a

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Speaker 2: mixed race of things. So I think it's up to

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Speaker 2: the users that are using this for the bad to

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Speaker 2: actually get it right, and for the people who want

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Speaker 2: to use it for good to continue to use it

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Speaker 2: if it's upheld, to continue to give people the right information.

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Speaker 7: Now, I don't think the Supreme Court's going up hold it.

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Speaker 7: I think it's going to have to be sold. I

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Speaker 7: think that's true. The only thing that concerns to be

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Speaker 7: real quickly on this wouldn't that give Elon Musk too

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Speaker 7: much influence? I mean, I love the fact that he

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Speaker 7: saved Twitter acts now, but wouldn't that give him too

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Speaker 7: much power or in the social media world. Just one

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Speaker 7: last thought on that, Well, you.

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Speaker 2: See what's happened with titans all over the social media

686
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Speaker 2: world with people from YouTube to Twitter to all of

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Speaker 2: these Instagram, Facebook, Meta, all of these different things where

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Speaker 2: a lot of people have had quote unquote too much influence.

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Speaker 2: But in the end you have a mass group of

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Speaker 2: things still getting fact check.

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Speaker 4: Bet that's true. So it's just like.

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Speaker 2: If someone can step up and make it even for everybody,

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Speaker 2: I'm all.

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Speaker 5: For making it an even playing field.

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Speaker 2: And at the end of the day, I always look

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Speaker 2: like saying that it's just like, only time will tell

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Speaker 2: if this makes Elon more evil or it makes him

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Speaker 2: more good.

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Speaker 4: But for now, we want people to.

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Speaker 2: Have a place on platform where they don't have to

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Speaker 2: worry about their information getting leaked, everything being spied on,

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Speaker 3: Anthony, really appreciate you being here.

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Speaker 7: I know you're on your way to say you the

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Speaker 3: Maybe I'll see you there, sir. Thank you, Yes, sir,

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Speaker 7: and you're stuck just trying to pay the bills and

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Speaker 7: keep the lights on.

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Speaker 3: Debt holds you back when you're trapped in debt.

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Speaker 7: It's not just about the money. Debt holds you back

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Speaker 7: from building the life you want. I mean, you lay

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Speaker 7: awake at night. It's it's I mean, it's a great

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Speaker 7: way to lose weight, or the worst way possible potentially.

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Speaker 3: I've invited Jillian Barbera here to share a brilliant way.

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Speaker 7: At attacking your debt and push the control back into

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Speaker 7: your hands so you can save it, invest and build

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Speaker 7: the life you've been wanting as well as everything else. Jillian,

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Speaker 7: thank you for being here.

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Speaker 16: Oh it's always great to see you. Steve. You know,

748
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Speaker 16: I had the divorced diet there for a while, and

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Speaker 16: then I had the cancer diet. Although I gained weight

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Speaker 16: when I was on chemo, I was the only person

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Speaker 16: and ordering Postmates. Let me tell you, everyone else went

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Speaker 16: out like a twig and I went out like a pig. Anyway,

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Speaker 16: here's the deal. I had all of that at my door. Right,

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Speaker 16: So I had a divorce and then I had the

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Speaker 16: cancer and I lost the job.

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Speaker 5: Gee, what else was going?

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Speaker 16: Oh single mom, no help from the X with but

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Speaker 16: paying for them AnyWho, life couldn't get any worse?

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Speaker 5: Oh yeah I could.

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Speaker 16: Because then my my manager at the time, money manager,

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Speaker 16: said oh well the other said of money, and I

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Speaker 16: was like, huh, I thought you were investing in like

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Speaker 16: I don't know, tied Apple.

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Speaker 9: No.

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Speaker 16: So I was paying him essentially as a lot of

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Speaker 16: entertainers do, sadly, three grand a month just to pay

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Speaker 16: my bills because you know, I'm not that micro manager.

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Speaker 16: So this was for twenty years, and I didn't stand

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Speaker 16: over him write. I gave him, please, don't ever do

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Speaker 16: this people. I gave him power of attorney. Oh dear lord.

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Speaker 16: So it put me in the biggest mess of my

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Speaker 16: life while battling you know, cancer, and I always tell

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Speaker 16: people like, oh you went through chemo, you got bullable,

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Speaker 16: I'm like, who cares? The money was the biggest thing

775
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Speaker 16: that kept me up at night. I was thinking, how

776
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Speaker 16: am I going to I have two kids to raise

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Speaker 16: forget dying, Like, what am I going to do? So

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Speaker 16: done with debt, let's talk about it. I wish I

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Speaker 16: would have known about them sooner, because I had four

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Speaker 16: years of honestly sleepless nights. I had to start taking

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Speaker 16: what do you call that? When I went on chemo,

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Speaker 16: they said, here's you're going to have a bunch of prescriptions.

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Speaker 16: I had like ten in front of me. Steve, I said, okay,

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Speaker 16: a lot of these are anti nausea.

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Speaker 7: I don't.

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Speaker 16: I've never taken a Xanax in my life. Why would

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Speaker 16: I need xanax?

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Speaker 4: What's that do?

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Speaker 16: They said, just take it's because your mind starts to go.

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Speaker 16: Am I going to die?

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Speaker 5: Do I need a will?

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Speaker 16: I never took a Xanax during that time, until I

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Speaker 16: found that I was in all that debt because my

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Speaker 16: mind couldn't stop. Oh my god, I'm going to lose

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Speaker 16: the house. Certainly did check. Everything that I thought was

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Speaker 16: going to happen happened. My anxiety through the roof. Didn't

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Speaker 16: want to open the mail. I freaked out every time

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Speaker 16: I saw a letter, freaked out every time anyone called

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Speaker 16: it's a horrible way to live. And listen, I'm not alone.

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Speaker 16: I know there are a lot of people out there.

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Speaker 3: No, you're not alone. It's millions of people and I

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Speaker 3: just I listen.

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Speaker 7: To your story and we've just talked about it before,

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Speaker 7: but it doesn't.

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Speaker 3: Get any user. All right, you're taking THO xanax.

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Speaker 7: Other people, you know, they're taking the ambient and sleep

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Speaker 7: walking around, which doesn't exactly improve their situation. But you

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Speaker 7: know they're trying to sleep, they're stressed out, they've lost

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Speaker 7: weight or they've gained weight because maybe they're the stress

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Speaker 7: eater in the end. But anyhow, it it just throws

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Speaker 7: you off completely.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, don't do it on your own. Feel how

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Speaker 3: to get rid of the debt. Let's get to it.

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Speaker 7: We got a couple of minutes here to tell people

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Speaker 7: how to get on track.

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Speaker 5: Go okay, thank you.

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Speaker 16: So you know, debt is huge business, unfortunately not for us,

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Speaker 16: for the credit card companies and for the debt agencies

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Speaker 16: and the banking institutions. So done with debt?

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Speaker 5: What do they do?

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Speaker 16: They come in. They're like your own personal team on

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Speaker 16: Like my guy who wasn't you know, on my team.

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Speaker 6: I think he was working.

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Speaker 16: He's on the apposition, he's on the other team. But anyway,

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Speaker 16: so they're your own team that develops a strategy for you, right,

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Speaker 16: and they'll stand in front and get all those letters

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Speaker 16: to stop, all those angry phone calls to stop. They

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Speaker 16: can help cut interest rates, penalties, they'll renegotiate balances because

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Speaker 16: they know what's going on behind the scenes, stuff that

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Speaker 16: we don't know. And they'll help put an end to

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Speaker 16: your debt. They put you on this plan. Some people

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Speaker 16: even end up with money in their pocket. But the

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Speaker 16: first step is actually, you know, getting out of your head,

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Speaker 16: getting out of your shell.

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Speaker 4: You don't have to tell.

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Speaker 16: Anybody in your family. You just have to go online,

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Speaker 16: go to Done with debt dot Com. Nobody has to know.

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Speaker 16: There's no shame in your game. The average person trying

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Speaker 16: to live, you know, it's gone up eleven grand a year.

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Speaker 16: People are living paycheck to paycheck. I lost my house.

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Speaker 16: I'm in an apartment. Now, let me tell you something.

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Speaker 16: I'm happier now not owning and freaking out constantly about

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Speaker 16: everything in my life like I did, because there's a

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Speaker 16: freedom that comes with it. Right, there's a freedom. No

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Speaker 16: more property taxes, no more. So you know, they help

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Speaker 16: They're almost you know, they just tell them everything.

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Speaker 6: I find you.

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Speaker 3: I find your story.

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Speaker 7: I find your story doing to be the most inspiring

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Speaker 7: because of the divorce, the cancer, the death.

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Speaker 3: And you came on the rest and you have a

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Speaker 3: smile on your face. Yeah, that says a lot. You know, the.

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Speaker 16: Divorce was that's put the smile on my face. So

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Speaker 16: that that's a great.

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Speaker 5: There's always there's always the rainbow. But I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 5: Done with debt dot com.

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Speaker 16: That's your first step to financial freedom and putting a

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Speaker 16: smile back on your face. I'm telling you you can

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Speaker 16: get there again. Thank you so much, Steve. It's always

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Speaker 16: great to see you, my friend. How fun at the inauguration.

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Speaker 7: I will and by the way, we're not advocating for divorce,

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Speaker 7: but hey, if it works for you, and done with

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Speaker 3: We'll talk again.

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Speaker 5: You got thank you.

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Speaker 7: There you have it after the break, A story that

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Speaker 7: reminds me of just how wonderful this country is. Plus your

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Speaker 7: answers to Our America's Voice Question of the Day, which

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Speaker 7: we do every day. After watching Pete Hegseth in today's confirmation.

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Speaker 7: Hearing what stood out to you the most, you feel

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Speaker 7: confident in his ability to do the job.

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Speaker 3: We'll be back all right.

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Speaker 7: Well, we want to give you something to smile about

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Speaker 7: every day. Here's a great story. What makes America wonderful?

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Speaker 7: How about this Spencer from sb Mowing is proud of

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Speaker 7: but they do it for free to help them out.

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Speaker 7: Spencer's journey brought him to the home of Beth. She

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Speaker 7: hadn overgrown lawn. Threads from the city included fines if

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Speaker 7: she could not keep her lawn. They wanted to charge

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Speaker 7: her two hundred and forty dollars. She didn't have it,

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Speaker 7: so Spencer went to work. You can see this time

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Speaker 7: lass he went to work, He stepped up. He brought

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Speaker 7: tears to her eyes when she saw her along. But

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Speaker 7: that's not all. Viewers were eager to help Beth beyond

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Speaker 7: her lawn, suggesting donations to address accessibility issues at her home,

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Speaker 7: such as installing a ramp, preparing a driveway, adding a

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Speaker 7: chair lift.

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Speaker 3: She's ninety.

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Speaker 7: Spencer set up a gofund me page with the goal

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Speaker 7: of one hundred thousand dollars. The donations quickly surpassed expectations.

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Speaker 7: Over twenty eight thousand people put in one donor twenty

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Speaker 7: five hundred bucks. Spencer recorded the moment he informed Bath

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Speaker 7: about the fundraising efforts. Her reaction was pure and emotional,

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Speaker 7: and she tearfully asked, why listen to this?

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Speaker 3: I wanted to tell you the mouth that we've got

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Speaker 3: for you.

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Speaker 10: So far, we're gonna be able to do a little

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Speaker 10: bit more than just your driveway and in your ramp here.

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Speaker 3: Take a deep breath with me.

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Speaker 13: You ready to hear?

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Speaker 1: How much?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: All right?

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Speaker 10: We raised five hundred and fifty thousand dollars since yesterday.

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Speaker 15: Oh Hi, can't even cried, can't even thank Oh my

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Speaker 15: good God?

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Speaker 3: What makes America wonderful?

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Speaker 7: Doing the right thing and taking care of people that

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Speaker 7: deserve it Like that lady right there, Just a little

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Speaker 7: kindness can mean the world to a lot of people.

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Speaker 3: That's a lot of kindness.

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Speaker 7: Five hundred and fifty thousand dollars real quickly, What do

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Speaker 7: you think of Pete Hegseth?

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Speaker 3: What was your takeaway? Could he handle it? That's the question.

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Speaker 7: Lindy lou Broom, Absolutely, Pete will bring us a victory

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Speaker 7: and his duties as Defense Secretary, Don Kirk, he did

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Speaker 7: a pretty good job fending the democrats smear campaign off.

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Speaker 3: I believe he will be confirmed. I believe the same thing.

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Speaker 7: Brian Sharky writes, absolutely, we need a pro military, not

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Speaker 7: a woke moron in charge, and Mike Fosche shares this.

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Speaker 3: Pete's a slam dunk for the position. I agree.

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Speaker 7: After watching him, I thought he did a masterful job.

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Speaker 7: Don't forget to start your day tomorrow. We'll talk more

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Speaker 7: about that on the Steview Show. To start your broadcast,

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Speaker 7: aid right here in real America's Voice twice a day,

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Speaker 7: every day. Get yourself more gruber, That's what I always say.

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Speaker 7: And then I'll see you right back here for America's

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Speaker 7: Voice Live