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Speaker 2: Fulton County is right now the target, the only county

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Speaker 2: right now fighting over an election that already happened, but

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Speaker 1: This is the.

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Speaker 2: Beginning of the chaos of twenty twenty six that.

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Speaker 3: You can put that pretty clearly, because many of us

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Speaker 3: are wondering, what is the FBI, what's Telsea Gabbert, what

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Speaker 3: are they all doing at this Fulton County election hub?

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Speaker 1: What's your sense of what the goal is here?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 5: I mean we already know what the goal is.

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Speaker 2: Create chaos, create distrust, you know, manufacture a crisis that

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Speaker 2: doesn't really exist. I mean, this is his playbook and

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Speaker 2: there's nothing new about it. It was not surprising when

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Speaker 2: I got the phone call that they were there.

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Speaker 1: I knew exactly what.

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Speaker 5: They were trying to do.

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Speaker 2: Trying to do, which is to circumvent a case that

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Speaker 2: is right now in state court that would set forth

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Speaker 2: because we all know that they have been reviewed multiple

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Speaker 2: there would be costs to the Republicans to review this document,

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Speaker 2: and there would be only copying, not originals taken of

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Speaker 2: these documents. But he decided to circumvent that civil court

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Speaker 6: I hope everybody's inspired to join together as a community

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Speaker 6: of artists and speak out again to what's going on.

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Speaker 1: And I'm gonna leave. Isn't say ice.

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Speaker 6: There are signs that they're trying to build a large

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Speaker 7: Of states reviews.

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Speaker 6: Let me just say that I'm going to be looking

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Speaker 7: Is there zoning involved?

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Speaker 6: Is there you know, maybe is there some you know

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Speaker 6: Know, So I just want that's a warning sign I'm

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Speaker 6: concerned about but I think they know that if you've

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Speaker 7: You do not want to go there.

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Speaker 8: This is why we have the amazing music we have.

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Speaker 8: This is why we are able to export culture back.

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Speaker 8: What if we didn't have this culture to export? Where

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Speaker 8: is the greatness?

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Speaker 8: America is in a situation where we are trying to

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Speaker 8: fight for our greatness and our greatness is under attack

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Speaker 8: is why I have an ice Ole pin. My parents

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Speaker 4: And Uh, this.

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Speaker 8: Designer that designed my dress, she is all over the place.

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Speaker 8: We are making things happen, and we're doing everything we

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Speaker 1: But I don't know where this goes, Like what's Trump

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Speaker 3: He's going to claim that he won the twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: There he gets a do over of his presidency. How

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Speaker 9: I think it's really important to connect the dots between

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Speaker 9: Donald Trump cannot cancel the twenty twenty six midterms, but

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Speaker 9: what he's showing right now is that he has many

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Speaker 9: when it comes time to vote. If you see this

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Speaker 9: you saw the introduction of the Mega Act, so called

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Speaker 9: a long way towards demanding voter ID, towards purging voter rolls,

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Speaker 9: of these things, all of these patterns, and not fear

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Speaker 4: Remember, breathe, exhale in hell.

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Speaker 10: Leftist white women. This is a Karen into Fada. It

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Speaker 10: is saw that online. It's so right. It's a Karen

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Speaker 7: Just seems really clear.

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Speaker 10: Let's be honest, Okay, if you're getting some at home,

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Speaker 10: You're not this angry all the time, Like, don't we

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Speaker 1: They're pissed off.

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Speaker 10: There's a reason you don't see slim, fit, good looking

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Speaker 10: Every single one of these women is like they spent

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Speaker 10: too much time with the lazed potato chips and the

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Speaker 10: Not that you can have. You can have lovely lesbians.

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Speaker 10: I haven't seen any of them in Minneapolis. So that's

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Speaker 10: part of what we're seeing here. It's on the Karen Intofada.

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Speaker 11: Which is a ban on federal agents wearing masks or

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Speaker 11: using unmarked vehicles.

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Speaker 7: How will you enforce that?

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Speaker 1: Well, we're working with.

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Speaker 12: Our mayoral administration, our police department to talk about these things.

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Speaker 12: Important is that in Philadelphia, our police department has a

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Speaker 11: But you don't wear on cibersycond So we know what

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Speaker 12: This is ongoing conversations with the police department. This will

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Speaker 12: Most important thing is we're trying to set.

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Speaker 5: The standard right.

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Speaker 12: We are trying to show that our expectations of when

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Speaker 13: To wear masks.

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Speaker 5: You're not wearing masks.

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Speaker 12: You got to show your badge, and you got to

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Speaker 14: I'm going to say, eyes out, We're not disavas, we're

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Speaker 1: We definitely have something to worry about about.

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Speaker 2: And this is what he knows, and this is this

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Speaker 2: type of intimidation that keeps people home, makes them afraid

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Speaker 2: that the poles are going to become militarized. I am

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Speaker 2: concerned that that is going to happen, that there are

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Speaker 1: That is coming up. Of course, people.

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Speaker 5: Would react the way.

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Speaker 2: It's that way, and this is exactly what he wants.

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Speaker 5: Them to do.

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Speaker 2: But I always tell people I've been flooded on my

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Speaker 2: social media, Well what can I do? What can I do?

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Speaker 2: You need to protect your right to vote. You need

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Speaker 2: You need to make sure that you're registered. You need

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Speaker 15: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 15: for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 13: You got a free shot. All these networks lying about

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Speaker 13: the people. The people have had a belly full of it.

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Speaker 15: Are you gonna like hearing that? I know you've tried

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Speaker 13: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 1: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 15: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 1: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 13: War Room.

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Speaker 15: It's Monday, two February and the year of over Lord, twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty six. A political earthquake or was it yesterday at Texas.

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Speaker 15: We're going to have Luke Massias on momentarily, one of

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Speaker 15: Mike Davis this insurrection, which only gets more heated now

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Speaker 15: they're saying President Trump and Fulton County does tie to

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty all the investigations they're coming after Tulsi Gabbard.

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Speaker 15: This morning, there's some leak, some whistleblower about Tulsi gabartt

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Speaker 15: since she's overseeing this. We've got a couple of minutes

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Speaker 15: in this segment, I'm going to hold you over. The

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Speaker 13: And we're going to up armor on that.

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Speaker 15: But unless we're invited in by mayors of these sanctuary cities,

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Speaker 13: Not be doing patrols right now.

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Speaker 15: The government's going to go through a shutdown unless they

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Speaker 15: They can't do patrols. They're not indemnified. You have to

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Speaker 16: Your thoughts, Well, Congress has this power under the US

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Speaker 13: Your thoughts on that.

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Speaker 15: Mike, this is going to get very tough in the

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Speaker 15: If all that passed, first off, you wouldn't have anybody

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Speaker 16: This is a hell no, this is a red line.

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Speaker 15: What would you say to the president. The President says

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Speaker 16: Shut down the government. I mean, the Democrats shut down

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Speaker 5: Right, it's not Republicans.

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Speaker 16: We don't we don't need the federal governments to send

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Speaker 15: What would you say to Tom Homan. There's this philosophy now,

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Speaker 16: They certainly like to put their Somali pirates on the

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Speaker 15: Mike Davis, where do people get you? Now? More than

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Speaker 15: And where do they go for your to go to

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Speaker 16: One final point, immigration is a suble proceeding immigration enforcement.

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Speaker 16: They need to be primaried, or people just need to

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Speaker 16: stay home and let them lose.

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Speaker 5: And it's article three.

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Speaker 16: Projects dot org Article number three Projects dot org donates

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Speaker 16: follow us on social media, and again the war Room, Posse,

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Speaker 16: Superpower Action Action Action and thank you Steve.

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Speaker 15: Thank you brother. Good way to start off the week.

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Speaker 15: We're going to go to Texas next. Luke Musius is

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Speaker 15: going to join us. As you remember, he was here

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Speaker 15: during the entire packs and impeachment. Gave us great guidance

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Speaker 15: every day. A couple of things. Number One, I told

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Speaker 15: you this was going to happen. The Chinese Companiest Party.

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Speaker 15: She came out huge article over the weekend. They're making

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Speaker 15: all efforts. This is part of the reasons they're having

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Speaker 15: having these discussions with Germany. In France, they're going full

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Speaker 15: out to make their currency a prime reserve currency, a

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Speaker 15: reserve currency to compete with the United States of America. Now,

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Speaker 15: gold and silver have been all over the map ever

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Speaker 15: also a hawk on interest rates, kind of the polar

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Speaker 15: opposite of President Trump. President Trump is a kind of

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Speaker 15: it drives exports. Two different philosophies, but gold and silver

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Speaker 15: Plus get direct access to Philip Patrick and the team.

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Speaker 15: They're going to get Philip on tomorrow to walk us

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Speaker 15: through everything's going on these turbulent capital markets.

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Speaker 17: And this is all about a special election for a

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Speaker 17: Texas State Senate seat YEP, around fort Worth.

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Speaker 18: That's exactly right, Texas nine, Texas nine. Because what happened

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Speaker 18: in Texas nine, it didn't just swing to the left.

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Speaker 1: It took a rocket ship to the left.

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Speaker 18: My goodness, gracious, the Texas nine Senate district election marchers.

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Speaker 18: This was a district that Donald Trump won by seventeen

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Speaker 18: points in twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 1: The Democratic candidate.

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Speaker 18: In the special election on Saturday, Hello, won it by

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Speaker 18: fourteen points. That's an over thirty point shift to the left.

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Speaker 1: Any Republican unlike Ron.

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Speaker 18: De Santis, who doesn't take this seriously, they should realize

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Speaker 18: that this is very perilous.

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Speaker 1: They ignore this result at their wrong peril.

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Speaker 18: Ron DeSantis is right to say, hey, special elections can

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Speaker 18: be quirky, but this ain't no quirk.

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Speaker 17: Conor's Repete Sessions from Texas basically told me, he said,

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Speaker 17: no Democrat should ever win in North Texas like this.

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Speaker 17: Although we also say that there was an storm thirty

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Speaker 17: one points.

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Speaker 1: That's not an ice storm. No, that ain't no ice storm.

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Speaker 18: If you ignore this, you're going to ice yourself out

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Speaker 18: of a majority come to midterm.

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Speaker 17: All right, When we look at these special elections, and

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Speaker 17: this is something you and I talk about a lot

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Speaker 17: and look at very closely in between the federal elections,

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Speaker 17: what can they tell us?

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Speaker 18: Okay, so you know, you see this thirty one point

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Speaker 18: shift to the left right. If this were just one election,

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Speaker 18: that would be one thing.

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Speaker 1: But it's the slew.

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Speaker 18: Of special elections that together paint a picture. And it's

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Speaker 18: a picture that Democrats should love and a picture that

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Speaker 18: Republicans should be really worried about, because what are we

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Speaker 18: talking about here?

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Speaker 1: Okay, The average twenty twenty five, twenty six special.

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Speaker 18: Elections Democrats are doing get this, twelve points better, twelve

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Speaker 18: points better than Kamala Harris did in.

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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 18: You know that was a state special election that happened

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Speaker 18: in Texas on Saturday. If you look at the federal

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Speaker 18: special elections, this twelve points is actually north the fifteen

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Speaker 18: points in average. I was looking back through the history books.

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Speaker 18: This looks a whole heck of a lot like what

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Speaker 18: we saw during the twenty seventeen twenty eighteen cycle where

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Speaker 18: you saw these Democrats outperformed.

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Speaker 15: It may not be twenty seventeen, twenty maybe twenty ten.

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Speaker 15: I mean, people got to get focused on this. Bringing

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Speaker 15: Luke Mucius from the Luke Macias Show. Luke, you were

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Speaker 15: great during the packs and impeachment. Every day you were

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Speaker 15: on war room walking people through what the grassroots needed

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Speaker 15: to do. Give us your assessment of what happened. Was

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Speaker 15: it low turnout? Did the Trump people frustrated? Are they

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Speaker 15: just not focused? I mean, to have this election on

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Speaker 15: a January and a Saturday, months after the first round

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Speaker 15: I always thought was ridiculous.

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Speaker 13: I thought you should have.

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Speaker 15: It three or four weeks after the whatever Texas law allowed,

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Speaker 15: have it in November early December, and not wait, but

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Speaker 15: people did so. Walk you're the best of feeling at

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Speaker 15: the grassroots.

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Speaker 13: What happened.

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Speaker 15: Well.

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Speaker 19: I like our former Texas GOP chair Matt Rinaldi's views.

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Speaker 19: He said, my view on the recent electure results is

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Speaker 19: that they completely validate all my political opinions, disprove everyone

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Speaker 19: who has disagreed with me, and showed that if my

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Speaker 19: faction got everything we want, we would win every election

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Speaker 19: every time. So that's probably what almost every single person

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Speaker 19: is saying right now. I think there's an important thing

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Speaker 19: that's missing out of that CNN piece. When this election

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Speaker 19: happened in November, it already showed us that Democrats had energy,

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Speaker 19: more energy than Republicans. You and I have talked offline

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Speaker 19: about this problem.

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Speaker 5: Steve.

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Speaker 7: Two thousand less Democrat votes.

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Speaker 19: Were cast in the special election for Taylor Remot in

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Speaker 19: that swing, even though he came short in the first round.

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Speaker 19: But more than twenty thousand people that came out and

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Speaker 19: voted for a Republican for Senate in November did not

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Speaker 19: come back out. Governor Abbott actually called this as soon

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Speaker 19: as he could. By Texas law, there's some restrictions on

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Speaker 19: mail and ballots and oversees people and things like that,

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Speaker 19: but the reality is that Republicans did not take this

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Speaker 19: race as seriously, And I think there are three factors

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Speaker 19: that we need to think about. One is that there

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Speaker 19: are some disenfranchised Conservatives. They're patriots, they're people that you

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Speaker 19: and I know very well that are just very frustrated

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Speaker 19: with the lack of things that are happening. But some

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Speaker 19: of those people are not participating in elections. The Democrats

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Speaker 19: think they are at war, they think they are about

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Speaker 19: to lose. They think they're, you know, one election away

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Speaker 19: from some fascist takeover of our country, and that's their mentality.

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Speaker 19: So they're showing up in droves, and honestly, you don't

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Speaker 19: even have to spend a lot of money talking to them.

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Speaker 19: The Left doesn't have to talk to them tremendously. They're

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Speaker 19: just showing up where we're having to yell at our people.

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Speaker 19: So there's some disenfranchised individuals. There's some Republicans that just

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Speaker 19: think we're winning. They're consuming the daily media storm from

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Speaker 19: Fox News and other places, and they just think Republicans

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Speaker 19: are winning. Democrats are losing. What do I have to

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Speaker 19: worry about? And then the third thing, and this is

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Speaker 19: the most heinous part, is that the other Republican who

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Speaker 19: lost this, John Huffman, who's a more moderate Republican. He

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Speaker 19: represents that Bush moderate, Chamber of Commerce establishment wing of

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Speaker 19: the GOP. He was celebrating the night of this election

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Speaker 19: and put a statement out basically saying that he and

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Speaker 19: his people didn't feel that Lee had done enough to

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Speaker 19: ask them to vote.

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Speaker 7: And understand that that moderate wing is trying.

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Speaker 19: To not only in this special election, but I think

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Speaker 19: they're thinking about doing this for November. Is they're thinking

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Speaker 19: about sitting out for any Republican nominee that is a

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Speaker 19: true strong Conservative in an attempt to try to take

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Speaker 19: the party back in the direction of the Bush wing.

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Speaker 19: The moderates in the Texas GOP that have been out

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Speaker 19: of power for a decade are already trying to recruit

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Speaker 19: someone to try to take the party back so that

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Speaker 19: they can get a Texas GOP chair who's not actually

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Speaker 19: holding Republicans accountable. So you see a lot of different

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Speaker 19: things at play here. I'm sure there's several ways we

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Speaker 19: could take this conversation.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, Look, one thing I don't think people are cognizant of,

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Speaker 15: maybe down here in Texas, but this guy was a

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Speaker 15: machine shop foreman. He's a part of a union, and

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Speaker 15: nothing about him personally, but the energy you see in

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Speaker 15: the Democratic Party is not your old Democratic Party DSA

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Speaker 15: and more of these far left wing you see with Mandami.

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Speaker 15: You see it in Minneapolis. You nailed it.

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Speaker 13: These people believe they are war.

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Speaker 15: If you go back to the Make Elections Great Again legislation,

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Speaker 15: we're asking for basic stuff voter id right, purge the

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Speaker 15: ballot purge the roles of people that are not eligible

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Speaker 15: to vote in these districts anymore, right, and just do

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Speaker 15: some basic stuff on mail in ballots so they can't

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Speaker 15: be abused like they've been in the past, like signature verification,

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Speaker 15: very modest things. They think it's the end of them

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Speaker 15: because they know if that is enforced, it is the

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Speaker 15: end of them. You have DSA, Working Family Party, Working

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Speaker 15: Family Party DSA down in Houston is already a pretty

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Speaker 15: prominent thing. You're seeing the tactics. This was they had

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Speaker 15: a grassroots movement. This movement is energized because they do

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Speaker 15: believe that President Trump in Maga is the end of them,

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Speaker 15: and they're fighting like it is the end of them.

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Speaker 13: We are not yet for some reason.

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Speaker 15: People are just sitting there going, hey, President Trump's We've

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Speaker 15: got the House, we got the Senate. I look at

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Speaker 15: various broadcasts.

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Speaker 13: A see is winning.

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Speaker 15: It's too much winning, and they have the energy to

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Speaker 15: get out. And these people are a far left wing.

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Speaker 15: This is not These are not moderates, These are not

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Speaker 15: old school Texas Democrats. It's a whole different reality. It's

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Speaker 15: closer to what Mendomi stands for in New York City.

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Speaker 13: Your thoughts.

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Speaker 19: The war room posse is probably hearing this, going, what

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Speaker 19: are you talking about? Because everybody I know knows we're

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Speaker 19: at war. And the truth is, that's why they know

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Speaker 19: who Lee Wamskonce is. That's why those who were in

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Speaker 19: Terrn County went out and voted for her. The reality is,

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Speaker 19: though most of the Republicans you know in your life

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Speaker 19: do not have that mentality. They don't believe that we're

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Speaker 19: actually one election away from having Democrats take a substantial

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Speaker 19: amount of power back. This is happening in the reddest

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Speaker 19: county in America, the largest red county in America, Terrent County,

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Speaker 19: Fort Worth Arlington. Democrats have been trying to get a

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Speaker 19: larger foothold in Texas for a long time, and they're

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Speaker 19: going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars this election

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Speaker 19: to do so. The problem is, if you just consume

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Speaker 19: your average Republican media, you think we are winning. They

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Speaker 19: focus on the things that are happening, and they talk

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Speaker 19: about how dumb the left is. But I think what

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Speaker 19: you understand is that the left is energized. You do

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Speaker 19: not even have to tell them to vote. I'm telling you,

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Speaker 19: these guys are just showing up. And that's what I'm

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Speaker 19: concerned about. The Republican Party of Texas was texting and

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Speaker 19: reaching out to every Republican, the Tarrant GOP actually our

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Speaker 19: local gopchair, grassroots guy working really hard, the statewide elected officials,

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Speaker 19: Lee's campaign, other outside groups reaching out to people. There

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Speaker 19: were individuals who got ten texts, five mailers, the addresses

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Speaker 19: people talk to them, They get invited to teletown halls

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Speaker 19: with Ted Cruz and Brandon Gill and all these people,

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Speaker 19: and they didn't show up to vote. And the Democrats

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Speaker 19: were showing up every single day. So I think understanding

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Speaker 19: just how much energy they have is really important. But yeah,

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Speaker 19: I will say this, CNN is not accurate to say

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Speaker 19: this means that Texas is going to shift by thirty points.

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Speaker 19: But what is an indicator of is the fact that

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Speaker 19: they have way more energy on their side, and if

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Speaker 19: we don't wake up, we are going to lose seats

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Speaker 19: we otherwise wouldn't have lost. And know that the moderate

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Speaker 19: establishment forces in Texas are doing everything they can to

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Speaker 19: make sure that any Conservative Republican nominee does not fare

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Speaker 19: well in an attempt to steer the entire party apparatus

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Speaker 19: back into the middle.

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Speaker 13: Two things.

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Speaker 15: Number One, they think they're going to pull a Colorado

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Speaker 15: on Texas. You can see how they're already laying the

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Speaker 15: issues down, et cetera. Also, twenty eighteen is I warned

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Speaker 15: if you didn't focus on twenty eighteen and do the

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Speaker 15: work that Nancy Pelosi was doing that summer, she was

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Speaker 15: promising they were going to peach Trump and they didn't

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Speaker 15: peach Trump.

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Speaker 13: And that's going to happen, my fear.

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Speaker 15: Right now, if you look at it, it's not a

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Speaker 15: twenty eighteen problem. I think you have a twenty ten

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Speaker 15: the Great Tea Party revolt. We won sixty sixty three seats.

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Speaker 15: These people are putting in the work and the effort,

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Speaker 15: and they have the energy. Is what's the primary. We're

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Speaker 15: down here and we're going to spend the month in Texas.

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Speaker 15: What is this primary on three March, going to tell

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Speaker 15: us about what our prospects are for November. Sir.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, my dad always told me that I was really

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Speaker 19: good at running with the football before I caught it

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Speaker 19: when I was a receiver, and that's what often.

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Speaker 7: Happens to the primary.

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Speaker 19: So look, next month, if you're over sixty five, you

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Speaker 19: might be getting a mail in ballot to your house

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Speaker 19: if you requested one. There's about five or six percent

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Speaker 19: of the people to vote that way. In two weeks

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Speaker 19: you can go early vote and then you can go vote.

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Speaker 19: Of course, this election is four weeks from Tuesday. This

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Speaker 19: thing is going to be upon us before we even

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Speaker 19: know it. And the reality is that there are a

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Speaker 19: lot of liberal Republicans, especially in the rural areas, that

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Speaker 19: are being challenged by conservative challengers who should be held accountable.

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Speaker 19: Now there's a really good opportunity we have to make

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Speaker 19: sure that the Republicans are on the ballot in November

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Speaker 19: are actually the conservatives, the ones who are going to

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Speaker 19: walk the walk after they win in November. So I

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Speaker 19: think there's a massive battle going on in Texas for

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Speaker 19: the next thirty days. You know this, but seventeen Republican

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Speaker 19: incumbents lost their primary two years ago to conservative challengers.

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Speaker 19: We have been moving this state to the right consistently

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Speaker 19: every single election cycle, and this election cycle should be

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Speaker 19: no different. So there's open seats that matter. There are

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Speaker 19: current champions in the legislature, Andy Hopper, David Lowe, Brian Harrison,

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Speaker 19: these guys who are being challenged from their left. Okay,

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Speaker 19: so the Austin Swamp has recruited people to try to

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Speaker 19: take them out. They are running, So everybody needs to

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Speaker 19: be on the alert. And I just want to remind

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Speaker 19: everybody you know this, but if they vote and actually

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Speaker 19: just post on their social media that they did vote,

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Speaker 19: that they research the candidates that they know who actually

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Speaker 19: are the good conservative choices, they're going to have multiple

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Speaker 19: friends reach out and not even though there's an election

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Speaker 19: going on, they're not going to cast one ballot. They're

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Speaker 19: going to cast two, three, four or five legally because

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Speaker 19: they're actually informed. So I think there's a really good

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Speaker 19: opportunity here in the next thirty days and I hope

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Speaker 19: we can keep talking about that. Thank you for coming

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Speaker 19: down to Texas to focus on these important elections.

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Speaker 15: Steve Luke, one more time before I'll let you go

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Speaker 15: your advice and warning to the grassroots of Texas. Theroots.

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Speaker 15: As Texas goes, so goes the nation and particularly President

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Speaker 15: Trump's presidency. If we're to lose these mid terms, we

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Speaker 15: lose the House, it's going to be a very different deal.

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Speaker 15: Starting at twenty twenty seven, What is your advice in morning?

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Speaker 13: We got about a minute, sir.

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Speaker 19: First, let's focus for the next thirty days on making

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Speaker 19: sure that the Republican ticket that we have going forward

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Speaker 19: in November is one that we can be proud of

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Speaker 19: and know with confidence is going to deliver on the

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Speaker 19: promises that give us the energy to go out and

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Speaker 19: tell every single person we know to go vote. And

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Speaker 19: then when that happens, we have to make sure that

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Speaker 19: we also don't start shooting other conservatives in our own party. Now,

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Speaker 19: we do have moderate forces in our party, but we

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Speaker 19: have really good conservative leadership that's actually been willing to

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Speaker 19: be a voice for the grassroots.

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Speaker 7: Everybody's really frustrated right.

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Speaker 19: Now, so I think we need to really hone in

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Speaker 19: our frustrations on the most moderate forces in our party

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Speaker 19: and try to minimize their influence. Win in March and

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Speaker 19: then actually cartails off knowing that the Democrats are really

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Speaker 19: really really angry, really scared, and we're not. Some of

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Speaker 19: that lack of fear comes from our faith in Christ,

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Speaker 19: but some of that just comes from a complacency. We

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Speaker 19: can't be complacent because if you wake up in November

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Speaker 19: and Democrats have made serious grounds, you're going to have

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Speaker 19: red counties that went blue. You're going to have a

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Speaker 19: House majority that has swung not just a little in

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Speaker 19: Democrats favor, but a ton in Democrats favor, which gives

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Speaker 19: them a lot of wiggle room to screw up the

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Speaker 19: America First Agenda for not just one cycle, but the

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Speaker 19: next ten years.

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Speaker 13: Social media and where do we get to your show, sir.

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Speaker 19: At Luke mess TX on x and on YouTube The

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Speaker 19: Luke Messius Show follow at any time. We do once

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Speaker 19: a week, not every single day, Sorry, Steve, I just

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Speaker 19: don't have the stamina. But we talk about what's happening

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Speaker 19: in Texas less than thirty minutes, the inside of Texas politics.

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Speaker 15: Sir, you're terrific. Thank you for coming on this morning,

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Speaker 15: Short Break.

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Speaker 16: War Real.

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Speaker 1: Here's your host, Stephen Kban, welcome back.

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Speaker 15: Make sure you go uh, Peter and I are going

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Speaker 15: to talk doctor Navara. We're going to go to the

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Speaker 15: White House. He's going to join us momentarily. You know. Uh,

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Speaker 15: Peter Navar is one of the best analysts and observers

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Speaker 15: of what's going with the Chinese Commist Party, not just

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Speaker 15: their economics but also their military political all that She's

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Speaker 15: come out over the weekend and let the ket out

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Speaker 15: of the bag that he's very focused on making the

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Speaker 15: Chinese currency a competing reserve currency to the United States dollar.

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Speaker 13: That is something we've worn about for years.

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Speaker 15: This is why we did the End of the Dollar

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Speaker 15: Empire because it is quite evident that the Chinese Commists

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Speaker 15: Party is going to kind of compete with us everywhere

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Speaker 15: to become a Hedgemont Go to birch Gold dot com

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Speaker 15: promo code Bannon End of the Dollar Empire. Get all

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Speaker 15: up to speed. In her five years we've been putting

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Speaker 15: this out. Started whing goal with a thousand goals all

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Speaker 15: over the place. Now talk to Philip Patrick and the

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Speaker 15: team do it today. I'm trying to get Philip on tomorrow.

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Speaker 15: So I've got a bunch of hitters in a rug

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Speaker 15: at Peter Navarre. I got Peter Schweitzer, UH, Captain Fanel,

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Speaker 15: Natalie Winners, all We're going to talk about China, geopolitics

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Speaker 15: and your money.

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Speaker 13: Uh in the in the Foreign Powers.

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Speaker 15: CCP in Mexico assisting this invasion of the country. Doctor Navarre,

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Speaker 15: want to come on with you, UH, bring you up now.

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Speaker 15: By the way, the President put out a very nice

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Speaker 15: photo if we can put that up today, said some

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Speaker 15: nice things about doctor Navarr and yours truly, and I

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Speaker 15: wanted that is from Peter Navarre's wedding. I was. I

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Speaker 15: think I was giving a toast to you, Peter. It

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Speaker 15: was a great tell. Your bride was absolutely beautiful, Bonnie

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Speaker 15: basically definitely are you were?

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Speaker 20: I think you were talking about the rise of gold Man.

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Speaker 15: Well, I had to you know, I was given I

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Speaker 15: was given a toast. I had to make it, I thought,

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Speaker 15: and I get a sponsor hid in there just in case.

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Speaker 15: You had a pretty priminate proof exactly the golden Peter growth,

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Speaker 15: economic growth. President, I think it is quite concerned about

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Speaker 15: a government shutdown. You know.

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Speaker 13: His theory is that, hey, it took a.

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Speaker 15: Couple of points off of last year's growth, as your

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Speaker 15: guys economic plan, particularly teriffs forcing manufacturing back here. Also

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Speaker 15: the money cash is coming into tariffs. The big beautiful bill,

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Speaker 15: the supply side tax cut. It's all clicking. I'm here

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Speaker 15: in Texas. In the Sunday paper in Texas because they

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Speaker 15: had a huge freeze last week, Peter, it had this

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Speaker 15: huge story on the front it said freezes over economy

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Speaker 15: heats up in North Texas, in the Dallas area.

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Speaker 13: I think things are starting to kick in.

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Speaker 15: As you guys forecasted, how treacherous is the Demo or

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Speaker 15: the Democrats right now, because we talked with Mike Davis.

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Speaker 15: I mean, they are really trying to jam us up

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Speaker 15: on immigration enforcement, particularly mass deportations, with all these things

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Speaker 15: they want from President Trump, including judicial warrants to basically

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Speaker 15: deport anybody your your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 20: Chapter thirty seven in the Democrats hate Trump more than

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Speaker 20: they love this country. This is just a variation on

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Speaker 20: that theme. I mean, the shutdown will slow things down,

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Speaker 20: it'll cost people's jobs, and it will lessen the good

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Speaker 20: pressures to increase wages. So I guess what's important is

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Speaker 20: we move into the November cycle. Steve is just to

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Speaker 20: keep reminding people of how we got to where we

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Speaker 20: were when Trump took over. We were in one of

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Speaker 20: the worst places we've been in since the Great Depression,

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Speaker 20: we had skyrocketing inflation, we had the recession on the horizon.

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Speaker 20: We had real wages which were once again negative, meaning

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Speaker 20: that inflation was out running the wage level. And Donald

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Speaker 20: Trump has turned that around in twenty twenty six, absent

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Speaker 20: the shocks like government shutdowns and things that could happen geopolitically,

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Speaker 20: is position to be, Steve, one of the best years

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Speaker 20: in this country's history. It's pretty amazing, and it's all

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Speaker 20: Trump policy driven. I mean, the fountain head is the

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Speaker 20: drill baby, drill policies because it's not just lower gas

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Speaker 20: pay and lower heating oil. I mean it filters through

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Speaker 20: transportation costs for companies, fertilizer and food prices in the

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Speaker 20: whole ball of wax. We've got the largest tax rebate

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Speaker 20: coming in history in April for sort of middle class

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Speaker 20: and that's going to be a tremendous lift to economy.

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Speaker 20: We've seen eighteen trillion dollars of investment pledged and already

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Speaker 20: beginning to bear fruits. And one of the things I'm doing, Steve,

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Speaker 20: is do these little three minute hits on the Borrow

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Speaker 20: Express podcast where I look at the data and actually

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Speaker 20: give you the right interpretation the data, for example, like

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Speaker 20: this on Friday day, the producer price index came out

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Speaker 20: and it was like people were like tearing their hair out, Oh,

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Speaker 20: what's inflationary? This, that and the other thing. But when you

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Speaker 20: look beneath the hood of that, the increase was driven

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Speaker 20: purely by an artifact of I don't know if you

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Speaker 20: know this, tea, but when the stock market goes up significantly,

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Speaker 20: it actually pushes the inflation index out. But it's got

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Speaker 20: nothing to do with meat and potatoes, bread, bread and

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Speaker 20: things like that on the table. And in fact, the

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Speaker 20: same PPI report showed that what I've been watching very

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Speaker 20: carefully is the birth of our manufacturing capacity, so that

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Speaker 20: you know, one hundred percent expensing on a big, beautiful bill,

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Speaker 20: and then people are gonna have money in their pockets.

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Speaker 20: It's not just the rebate, it's the no tax on tips,

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Speaker 20: no tax on overtime in seniors, no tax on story

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Speaker 20: of social security, Steve. That's huge, that's a big hit.

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Speaker 20: So and of course the trade deficit. I mean, I've

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Speaker 20: been saying this for ten years now. It's like when

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Speaker 20: you have a falling deficit that's reflected in higher GDP growth,

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Speaker 20: it's purely a mathematical equation, and we were losing one

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Speaker 20: to two percent of GDP every year for the last

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Speaker 20: twenty years as our factories have gone off shore, and

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Speaker 20: now that's coming back, so things look really good. The

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Speaker 20: new FED share announcement, I think you and I agree,

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Speaker 20: is puzzling in the sense that he has a reputation

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Speaker 20: for being hawkish and a strong dollar guy. And I

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Speaker 20: always thought the term week a strong dollar were We're wrong.

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Speaker 20: That's not what it's all about. It's like, what's a

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Speaker 20: fairly value dollar in a world of fair trade? And

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Speaker 20: it's been hurting us. And by the way, you let

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Speaker 20: off with the Chinese teed, It's like, how is she

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Speaker 20: in pain going to create a global currency when they've

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Speaker 20: got like thirty years of history engaged in currency manipulation.

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Speaker 20: I mean, why would any country want to tie their

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Speaker 20: currency to the biggest currency manipulator in world history doing

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Speaker 20: that to avoid sanctions.

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Speaker 13: We just want to hold you quickly.

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Speaker 15: I know you got a boat. We just want to

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Speaker 15: hold you quickly through the break the bold choice of

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Speaker 15: President Trump for FED Shair Kevin Warshaw got some very

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Speaker 15: interesting theories on productivity and how to grow with no inflation,