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Speaker 4: Earlier today, the Washington DC Police Chief issued executive order

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Speaker 12: Events Daily here live Washington, DC. Today is August fourteenth,

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Speaker 12: And I very famously back in twenty twenty, had this refrain.

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Speaker 5: But then you have the city cons and the city con.

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Speaker 12: We all know the story the Somalians at the Mall

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Speaker 12: of America. So the time has come for a coalition

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Speaker 5: And when I say America, I don't mean just one

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Speaker 5: right back. Jack Pasobic, real America's voice. Human Events do.

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Speaker 13: So.

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Speaker 14: Then you talk about influencers, These are influencers and they're

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Speaker 5: Right, Jackisoby here?

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Speaker 12: We are back live Human Events Daily, Washington, d C.

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Speaker 12: The Anchorage Accords, The Anchorage Accords taking place tomorrow Round one.

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Speaker 12: Quite frankly, World War III is on the line. I

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Speaker 5: Colonel, how are you great?

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Speaker 6: Jack? Good to be with you?

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Speaker 12: lot of skepticism surrounding this.

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Speaker 10: I don't think I'm expecting a terribly negative outcome. I'm

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Speaker 10: just not expecting anything.

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Speaker 6: Of substance really to emerge.

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Speaker 10: My hope is that we will not repeat the mistake

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Speaker 10: that was made by Tony Blincoln and his little delegation

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Speaker 10: when they met with the Chinese Foreign Minister and his

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Speaker 10: delegation in Alaska. That meeting was a catastrophe because Blincoln

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Speaker 10: and his friends went in and tried to lecture the

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Speaker 10: Chinese and tell them what was wrong with them and

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Speaker 10: what they needed to do, and of.

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Speaker 6: Course that failed miserably.

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Speaker 10: The real question here is what are the facts that

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Speaker 10: we can agree on? And that's something I have no

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Speaker 10: idea what's being discussed between the Russians and US. You

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Speaker 10: can't go into a meeting like this unless you can

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Speaker 10: agree on the facts.

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Speaker 6: So that's the first question.

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Speaker 10: I don't know if they can agree on all the facts,

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Speaker 10: because I continue to hear sort of nonsense narratives come

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Speaker 10: out of President Trump that have no relation to reality.

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Speaker 6: When it comes to the war in Ukraine.

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Speaker 10: The second thing is we talk about can we avoid

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Speaker 10: World War three?

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Speaker 6: Well, that's easy for us.

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Speaker 10: We have no vital strategic interest in Ukraine, and I

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Speaker 10: wish that President Trump would get back to that.

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Speaker 6: We never have and I don't think we ever will.

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Speaker 10: So the one interest that we have is the same

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Speaker 10: one we had when the war began that we ignored,

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Speaker 10: and that is we want stability and we want prosperity,

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Speaker 10: and to get that you need order and peace.

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Speaker 6: So we can do our part.

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Speaker 10: The problem is he's got to deal with the European allies,

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Speaker 10: and in specif I think that's.

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Speaker 6: Not everybody in Europe.

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Speaker 10: That's really London, Paris and Berlin who seemed committed to

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Speaker 10: support this van Zelensky and his criminal regime in Kief.

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Speaker 10: So under those circumstances, it's a tough road for President Trump.

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Speaker 5: It certainly is.

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Speaker 12: And we notice, of course that Secretary Bessent has was

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Speaker 12: announced on the delegation. So I saw Rubio JD. Vance Bessent,

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Speaker 12: and of course Steve Whitcoff as well, Notably the Secretary

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Speaker 12: of Defense appears, at least from what I've seen so far,

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Speaker 12: it doesn't appear to be going so it seems though,

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Speaker 12: and there's this sort of information that's leaked in the

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Speaker 5: We're taking that, of course with the green of.

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Speaker 12: Salt, But it seems though that President Trump may be

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Speaker 12: trying to offer some sort of trade deal to the Russians.

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Speaker 12: We've seen this in the past with the Ukrainians to

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Speaker 12: establish some sort of balance. We know that he's used

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Speaker 12: trade deals in the past in the past. Do you

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Speaker 12: think that's something that could be on the table.

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Speaker 10: Well, you know, I think the Russian just like President Trump,

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Speaker 10: I think they all want to normalize relations. We should

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Speaker 10: have good relations with Russia. There is no fundamental reason

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Speaker 10: for conflict between the United States and Russia. I think

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Speaker 10: President Trump has always known that, go back to twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 10: twenty sixteen. In the statemans he made then, they're all

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Speaker 10: still accurate today. So bringing along vest In is a

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Speaker 10: good thing because there's conceivably an opportunity for some serious

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Speaker 10: discussions about progress in that particular area. The problem is,

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Speaker 10: I said before, is that this NATO alliance, which is

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Speaker 10: frankly on life support, it's a zombie, is more a

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Speaker 10: burden than an asset now to us. It has been

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Speaker 10: for some time now. I think it's a real burden.

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Speaker 10: You have London in particular and MI six working with

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Speaker 10: the CIA in Wassade.

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Speaker 6: They want war in Ukraine. But that's not in our interest.

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Speaker 10: We have an interest in ending it and putting a

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Speaker 10: stop to the killing.

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Speaker 6: That's what President Trump has said. He can do that.

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Speaker 10: But the only way to do that is to say, look,

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Speaker 10: let's let's acknowledge the truth on the ground. Where are

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Speaker 10: the forces now, and we can agree to something. I

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Speaker 10: think President Trump can. The problem is you turn to London,

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Speaker 10: Paris and Berlin and they want to shove this van

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Speaker 10: Selenski in everybody's face. And I don't know about you,

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Speaker 10: but the last time I saw Zelenski in the Oval office,

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Speaker 10: I wanted him to be picked up and thrown out

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Speaker 10: out of the nearest window. I thought the troll was

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Speaker 10: despicable and disgusting and completely disrespectful towards the president in

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Speaker 10: our country. But you know, obviously I hold Minorready opinion,

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Speaker 10: and this guy is Zelenski is still with us. But

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Speaker 10: I think President Trump is in a position where he

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Speaker 10: can come out of this and say, look, we come

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Speaker 10: to some arrangements on different levels. One, we want to

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Speaker 10: talk again about nuclear weapons, and I think he would

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Speaker 10: like to do that, go back to the I and

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Speaker 10: F treaty, look at areas where we have mutual interest

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Speaker 10: in ratcheting down the nuclear thread. Number Two, we really

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Speaker 10: do want to do business, and we want a framework

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Speaker 10: for going forward regarding how we're going to interact economically

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Speaker 10: in the world, get out of this weaponized tariff business,

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Speaker 10: and I think he would like to do that.

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Speaker 6: The problem is then you get to Paris.

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Speaker 10: London, and Berlin, and the only way we're going to

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Speaker 10: make any progress with those people is if those governments

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Speaker 10: are thrown out.

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Speaker 6: They need to be thrown.

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Speaker 10: Out because they're killing their respective nations. What you're seeing

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Speaker 10: in DC is what you're seeing all over those places.

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Speaker 10: It all needs to stop, and they've got to stop it.

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Speaker 10: We can't fix that, and I think President Trump knows

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Speaker 10: that as well, So I think he can come out

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Speaker 10: and say we've made.

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Speaker 6: Some progress here. But otherwise I've decided that.

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Speaker 10: We have done as much as we can do, and

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Speaker 10: we are now leaving. We are pulling air forces out,

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Speaker 10: are people who are in Ukraine, We're getting out, and

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Speaker 10: we're suspending any future aid unless it's humanitarian to Ukraine.

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Speaker 15: Now.

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Speaker 10: I don't know if he could do that, but I

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Speaker 10: think in his heart of hearts, that's what he'd like

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Speaker 10: to do.

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Speaker 12: And certainly we're seeing the rolling collapse in eastern Ukraine

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Speaker 12: as we speak. These areas facing encirclements, and really these

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Speaker 12: are the last fourtified areas up until the river itself.

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Speaker 12: It's open country for the most part, all the way

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Speaker 12: up to the Never River, where the Russian forces are

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Speaker 12: pushing out in a number of salients right now along

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Speaker 12: the contact line. So the real question is is from

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Speaker 12: the Russian perspective, is why stop? I've got just about

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Speaker 12: one minute, Colonel McGregor, unfortunately a little truncated because of

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Speaker 12: President Trump's Oval Office speech earlier today. Where can people

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Speaker 12: go to follow you and get access to your work?

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Speaker 6: Oh? Anywhere on YouTube?

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Speaker 10: You can go to Doug McGregor dot com at my website.

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Speaker 6: That's easy.

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Speaker 10: Well, let's hope that President Trump can shed the burden

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Speaker 10: of the European constraints and break out and do what

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Speaker 10: is interested, what is in the interest of the United States,

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Speaker 10: which is to repair Russia, relationships with Russia, get out

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Speaker 10: of this terrible.

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Speaker 6: Point bliss war. That's my hope.

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Speaker 10: And by the way, I think he's on the right

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Speaker 10: track here in the United States, and here is where

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Speaker 10: we must focus. We're going to win or lose as

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Speaker 10: a people and as a nation, not overseas, but.

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Speaker 12: Here, focus on the homeland. That's the whole point of MAGA.

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Speaker 12: That's the entire point of America. First Colonel Douglas McGregor,

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Speaker 12: thank you for joining us once again here Human Events Daily,

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Speaker 12: right back Real America's voice.

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Speaker 16: Jack.

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Speaker 13: Where's Jack?

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Speaker 6: Where's Jack Worthy?

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Speaker 10: Jack?

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Speaker 5: I want to see you.

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Speaker 16: Great job, Jack, Thank you.

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Speaker 5: What the job you do?

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Speaker 6: You know, we have an incredible thing.

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Speaker 16: We're always talking about the fake news.

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Speaker 2: With the bank, but we have guys, and these are

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Speaker 2: the guys that're be getting policies.

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Speaker 12: All right, Jack Pizilvic, We're back live here Human Events Daily, Washington,

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Speaker 12: d C. And we're talking about this preview of the

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Speaker 12: Anchorage Accords, as we've dubbed this year at Human Events,

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Speaker 12: where to bring on Matt will Now from Breitbart News,

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Speaker 12: who just conducted an incredible interview rend Robin with President Trump.

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Speaker 5: Want to bring him on now, Matt, How are you, Pach.

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Speaker 13: How are you sir? Yeah?

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Speaker 17: We spent a lot of time with President Trump in

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Speaker 17: Scotland at his golfer z Or Turnberry, and I can

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Speaker 17: tell you he is very focused on trying to reach

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Speaker 17: peace deals and trade deals, and that was the big

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Speaker 17: stuff we talked about. Right before we sat down, he

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Speaker 17: had succeeded in getting the unconditional immediate ceasefire between Cambodia

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Speaker 17: and Thailand, and then the evening before he got the

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Speaker 17: big trade deal, the biggest trade deal in world history

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Speaker 17: and currently in the world anywhere, between the US and

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Speaker 17: the European Union with Ursula vander Land there. And he's

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Speaker 17: since rolled out a trade deal of course with Korea,

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Speaker 17: South Korea. And I know he's very focused on you know,

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Speaker 17: and he just got the piece deal between Armenia and Azerbjahan.

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Speaker 17: I think that he is very focused on trying to

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Speaker 17: end this. This is the big one, right like and

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Speaker 17: in the war in Ukraine. This is a war that

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Speaker 17: Joe Biden's responsible for. Kamala Harris was of course over

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Speaker 17: there saying crazy things and the lead up to this,

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Speaker 17: and I believe that it is ultimately within reach. So

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Speaker 17: we'll see as the talks continue here, as the meeting

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Speaker 17: between these two leaders goes forward. But Trump and Putin meeting,

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Speaker 17: this is a huge step towards ending the war in Ukraine.

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Speaker 5: And I believe we actually.

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Speaker 12: Have a clip of you with President Trump talking about China.

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Speaker 18: Sure getting along very well with China. The trade deals

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Speaker 18: so far as good. I actually raised the tariffs. At

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Speaker 18: one point there were one hundred and forty five percent,

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Speaker 18: which means you can't do any business. But it was

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Speaker 18: a little bit exert to put it mildly, and basically

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Speaker 18: that's stopped trade between the United States and China for

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Speaker 18: one month, and that was not good for China. That

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Speaker 18: was you know, they had a tough period of time.

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Speaker 18: We're having very productive discussions with China. That soil, I

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Speaker 18: can tell you it's a little bit different than China

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Speaker 18: is different. The European interestingly, is the biggest trading deal,

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Speaker 18: but the China is very important.

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Speaker 12: And there you go, Matt, So it's exactly as you

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Speaker 12: were saying, this is all about the geopolitics of trade.

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Speaker 12: And really looking I think at the implications of As

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Speaker 12: we've always said, President Trump's a businessman. He's looking at

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Speaker 12: all of this from the perspective of does this help

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Speaker 12: the Americans with the average American family when it comes

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Speaker 12: to their prosperity, their wealth, the price of goods, trade,

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Speaker 12: all of it.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, And I think that the big picture.

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Speaker 17: Here is this is all about the US and China.

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Speaker 17: Where we stand in the twenty first century. Here is

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Speaker 17: that the Cold Wars over for decades between the United

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Speaker 17: States and the old Soviet Union, which has broken up,

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Speaker 17: the Berlin Wall came down. The foreign policy establishment here

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Speaker 17: in the United States has been still fighting the Cold

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Speaker 17: War for decades, longer than after we want it. The

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Speaker 17: question is is can we effectively change our focus from

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Speaker 17: Russia to China in China as our greatest adversary. That

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Speaker 17: being said, that doesn't mean that we have to be

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Speaker 17: confrontational with China right like, in much the same way

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Speaker 17: you're seeing with Trump meet with putin the broader clip there,

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Speaker 17: Beyond the part that you played there, I'd ask the

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Speaker 17: president if.

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Speaker 13: He's willing to meet with Jijiping.

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Speaker 17: There have been talks about President Trump possibly going to

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Speaker 17: He mentioned that all of those things are on the table,

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Speaker 17: not America, right like it's not the United States. Trump

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Speaker 13: A meeting with China.

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Speaker 17: It's the Chinese that are clamoring for a meeting with

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Speaker 17: Trump because Trump has all the leverage. And then that

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Speaker 17: gets to when I interviewed Secretary Bessint at our event

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Speaker 17: in Washington, d C. Secretary Bessant told me that the

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Speaker 17: world is with us now, right because what Trump has

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Speaker 17: done is he has pulled together a coalition of the

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Speaker 17: percent of world gross domestic product with the deals that

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Speaker 17: he's pulled together with Japan and the European Union and

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Speaker 17: the United Kingdom. Obviously we had done that interview with

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Speaker 13: So what's happening is is.

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Speaker 17: That they've pulled together, basically a coalition of the willing

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Speaker 13: And so the rest of the world is with the

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Speaker 17: And this is exactly what we predicted what happen when

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Speaker 17: you go back to Liberation Day in April, all the

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Speaker 17: globalists and the Wall Street Journal crowd and the Wall

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Speaker 13: Out about the terriffs.

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Speaker 17: Well, what's happened is is that they've been proven wrong

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Speaker 17: and President Trump has been proven right.

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Speaker 13: Which is that?

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Speaker 17: And this is another thing that I asked the President about,

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Speaker 17: which is that do you think the critics have egg

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Speaker 17: on their face now? And he said that many of

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Speaker 17: them have already apologized to him. And you've seen the

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Speaker 17: Wall Street Journal come out and admit that President Trump

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Speaker 17: was right on this, and that he has pulled together

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Speaker 17: or at least some of them have admitted that, not

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Speaker 17: all other people that work there, but I think their

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Speaker 17: editorial board ran something saying that Trump is winning his

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Speaker 17: trade war. But the thing is is that what he's

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Speaker 17: done is he's pulled together a global coalition here, and

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Speaker 17: that means that the United States has all the cards.

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Speaker 17: And I will tell you this. This is from the

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Speaker 17: part of the interview that we aired, but we had

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Speaker 17: a lot of time with President Trump. We hung out

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Speaker 17: with him for a little bit before a little bit

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Speaker 17: after the interview.

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Speaker 13: I can tell you he's somebody.

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Speaker 17: Who knows, you know, is a guy who wrote the

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Speaker 17: Art of the Deal, who knows how to negotiate. He knows,

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Speaker 17: and he knew in the moment when we were talking

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Speaker 17: to him that he has the cars, He's got the leverage.

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Speaker 17: You hear him talk about this with regard to Zelenski,

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Speaker 17: right like in the Russia Ukraine situation, He's like, you know,

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Speaker 17: you don't have the cards. Right, Like remember that meeting,

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Speaker 17: the blow up in the Oval office. He said to Zelenki,

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Speaker 17: you don't have the cards. He's saying he doesn't have

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Speaker 17: the leverage. Well, Trump knows that the United States has

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Speaker 17: the cards as the leverage that we've never had before

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Speaker 17: because of what President Trump has been able to pull

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Speaker 17: together here with using the economic might of the United States.

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Speaker 17: Peace through strength was a core part of the Wagon doctrine,

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Speaker 17: but the strength that Ragan used was military strength. It

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Speaker 17: was military might. But President Trump has done. In his

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Speaker 17: first term, he started this, and now in his second

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Speaker 17: term he's really flashing it out. He's using the economic

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Speaker 17: might of America in addition to the military might of

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Speaker 17: America that we saw under Ragon, to truly implement peace

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Speaker 17: through strength. And this is why you're seeing peace deals

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Speaker 17: around the world, from India and Pakistan to Rwanda and Congo,

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Speaker 17: to Azerbaijan and.

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Speaker 13: Nominia, to Cambodia and Thailand.

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Speaker 17: Again, he's using the economic might of the United States

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Speaker 17: to accomplish a better world. And this was the biggest

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Speaker 17: thing that I asked him about. I was like, what

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Speaker 17: does the world look like? What does America look like

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Speaker 17: when you're done? And America's great again?

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Speaker 1: Right like?

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Speaker 17: And he said at the end of the interview, he says,

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Speaker 17: it's a more peaceful world and a more peaceful country

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Speaker 17: where people can prosper. I'm paraphrasing him here, of course,

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Speaker 17: but the point is is that that seems to be

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Speaker 17: the bigger picture goal here. So hopefully, as President Trump

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Speaker 17: enters this summer with Vladimir Putin in Anchorage the Anchorage

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Speaker 17: Accords as you call them, that they're.

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Speaker 13: Able to reach an agreement.

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Speaker 17: And this is something that everybody in the political establishment

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Speaker 17: and the foreign policy establishment did not think was possible.

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Speaker 17: But it does appear within reach as the two leaders

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Speaker 17: head there. So we'll see cautiously optimistic here that this

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Speaker 17: will be a huge step in the right direction.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 12: I mean, when you look at some of this, the

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Speaker 12: biggest piece of what Trump could do in terms of

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Speaker 12: pivoting America and the American forest, farm policy, jurisprudence, American

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Speaker 12: military strategy, etc.

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Speaker 5: Towards China, would.

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Speaker 12: Be affecting basically a reverse Kissinger, and a reverse Kissinger,

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Speaker 12: of course, would be affecting a Sino Soviet split, whereby

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Speaker 12: in rather than sidling up with the Chinese like Kissinger

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Speaker 12: did and the Knicks administration with Nixon's great visit to China,

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Speaker 12: what you would, in said effect is get America and

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Speaker 12: Russia to be then aligned. Maybe you're not going to

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Speaker 12: get the Russians to be hostile to China in that sense,

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Speaker 12: but maybe drive a wedge between them and the rest

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Speaker 12: of the bricks nations.

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Speaker 5: And when you look at what President Trump's been doing

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Speaker 5: with the tariffs, it's obvious.

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Speaker 12: Look India, Brazil, South Africa. Okay, So He's going down

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Speaker 12: the list of the bricks with every letter other than China,

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Speaker 12: so Brazil, India, South Africa, and then the next one

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Speaker 12: is Russia, and then the final one would be China.

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Speaker 12: That's the final piece of it. It's obviously his strategy.

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Speaker 12: Final minute to you met Boyle.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, And the thing I would say is is that

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Speaker 17: that's exactly what they're trying to do.

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Speaker 13: I asked Secretary Rubio about this.

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Speaker 17: I interviewed Secretary Rubio back in February at the States

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Speaker 17: Apartment and we did a huge thirty forty minute on

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Speaker 17: camera video interview and people can.

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Speaker 13: Go back and find it.

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Speaker 17: I asked him exactly that question about is this a

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Speaker 17: reverse Nixon goes to China? Right like this is Trump

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Speaker 17: goes to Russia, Trump goes to Moscow.

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Speaker 13: And that seems to be what's going on here.

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Speaker 18: Now.

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Speaker 17: It's taken a long time for the president to be

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Speaker 17: able to get all the leverage to the point where

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Speaker 17: he can get there, but that exactly is the strategy here.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 13: They also deeply understand Rubio.

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Speaker 17: Gets this, President Trump gets it, Vice President Vance gets uh.

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Speaker 17: The whole team understands that Russia is never going to

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Speaker 17: fully turn on China there, but they won't be a

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Speaker 17: full junior partner of the Chinese Communist Party if the

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Speaker 17: United States is successful here.

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Speaker 13: So we'll see.

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Speaker 17: But there's a lot of talk that there is a

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Speaker 17: big economic component to the meeting heading into tomorrow, Like,

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Speaker 17: for instance, the Russians struck over an American company called

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Speaker 17: Glave Product here.

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Speaker 13: That's going to be on that right now.

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Speaker 19: Jack a guy, everybody's talking about it. Go get it.

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Speaker 12: All right, Jackie back Live, Human Events Daily, Real America's

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Speaker 12: Voice with Matt Boyle.

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Speaker 5: Breke Barton News.

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Speaker 12: Got cut off a little bit talking about the Anchorage

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Speaker 12: Accords and the way out of it.

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Speaker 5: Matt Boyle, by deal, want to get you to finish

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Speaker 5: your point.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I was just saying that there's a massive economic

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Speaker 17: component of this US Russia meeting.

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Speaker 13: There are there.

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Speaker 17: Are reports emerging that the US is going to really

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Speaker 17: press the Russians on their seizure of an American company

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Speaker 17: called glaff Product. It's like a canned foods maker. It's

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Speaker 17: like the Campbell's soup or something of Russia.

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Speaker 10: Uh.

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Speaker 17: But it's owned by an American businessman, Lenn Smirnov Uh.

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Speaker 17: And so from where we hear the President will push

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Speaker 17: on that, but then also talking about broader economic opportunities

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Speaker 17: between the two nations. And so if the President is

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Speaker 17: able to open up, you know, an economic channels with

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Speaker 17: the Russians and there's talk about minerals with the Ukrainians,

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Speaker 17: et cetera, then that could help flip the script back

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Speaker 17: to the point where the Russians stop supplanting and do

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Speaker 17: stop doing everything that the Chinese want, right like, so

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Speaker 17: they stop becoming being a junior partner to shijimping and

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Speaker 17: become more of aral neutral.

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Speaker 13: Player in the whole thing.

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Speaker 17: And that's what Secretary Rubio Secretary best saying President Trump.

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Speaker 17: Vice President vance Wall made clear, is there in tent

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Speaker 17: with this broader piece through strength economic component throughout the

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Speaker 17: course of the year.

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Speaker 5: Couldn't agree more. Mapoil Where can people go to follow

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Speaker 5: you your stuff?

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Speaker 17: Just mboil one on x Twitter and at real map

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Speaker 17: ooil on true.

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Speaker 13: Social and just go to Writebart dot com. Our team's

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Speaker 13: working around the clock.

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Speaker 12: Appreciate it man, great job and congrats on an incredible

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Speaker 12: series of interviews. All right, folks, coming up, We've got

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Speaker 12: Larry Ward here because I'm going to shift gears a

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Speaker 12: little bit He's got a new op ed up at

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Speaker 12: human events dot com. And this is really interesting. It's

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Speaker 12: so Larry's been talking about AI. He comes on all

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Speaker 12: the time. He's the founder of market Rhythm. But look

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Speaker 12: at this. This is the affirmative addiction. How AI is

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Speaker 12: creating a generation of digital yes men.

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Speaker 5: And I wanted to get them on.

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Speaker 12: Because I read this op ed and full and I said,

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Speaker 12: this is incredible.

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Speaker 5: Larry, walk us through what does so? Now? I guess

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Speaker 5: we talked about the rise of AI. AI is now here.

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Speaker 12: We're seeing people having these relationships with AI, people getting

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Speaker 12: their emotional validation, their justification from AI.

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Speaker 5: What is a digital yes man?

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Speaker 15: Well, look, this actually started in social media and gaming.

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Speaker 15: The Silicon Valley engineers discovered that they could basically get

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Speaker 15: people addicted to their product, their game, their their social

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Speaker 15: media platform by targeting dopamine hits in our brain, basically

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Speaker 15: making us addicted to dopamine. And and you've heard this

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Speaker 15: and how damaging it could be within social media, but

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Speaker 15: within AI it brings it to a whole other level.

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Speaker 15: We're talking a thousand times more damaging. And like you said,

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Speaker 15: people are having relationships with AI, whether it's it's it's

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Speaker 15: friendly or whether it's you know, uh, romantic people are

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Speaker 15: having romantic relationships with AI. And look, this all starts

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Speaker 15: with this affirmation addiction, because everybody wants to be affirmed.

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Speaker 15: And when you have the smartest, most intelligent thing that's

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Speaker 15: ever hit the entire planet telling you that you're brilliant,

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Speaker 15: that you're that you're your ideas are incredible, that you're smart,

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Speaker 15: and you're handsome and all of this other kind of stuff,

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Speaker 15: it's it's intoxicating and it brings you back and it

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Speaker 15: keeps you addicted to it. And look, it was programmed

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Speaker 15: into the AI, it can be removed from the AI.

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Speaker 15: And that's what I'm calling these LM companies's AI companies

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Speaker 15: to do.

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Speaker 11: So this is.

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Speaker 12: Interesting and I've certainly seen this as well, but but

891
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Speaker 12: so it's basically, where you're going to input something, you're

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Speaker 12: looking for a way to find facts that support your argument.

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Speaker 5: Let's say, let's say an argument someone you're a debate

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Speaker 5: with someone you're you're a college kid. You're about to.

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Speaker 12: Go up in front of Charlie Kirk on campus or

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Speaker 12: something like that, you know, like on a South Park episode,

897
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Speaker 12: and suddenly you know you want.

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Speaker 5: To think of something to say.

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Speaker 12: Okay, I got five people ahead of me, Let me

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Speaker 12: hit up jat GBT.

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Speaker 5: Let me dig through some facts right here.

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Speaker 12: What you're saying is that these AI companies won't necessarily

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Speaker 12: give them the other side of the argument.

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Speaker 16: Oh, you're absolutely right.

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Speaker 15: Look, and so what happens is they go up against

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Speaker 15: Charlie Kirk and get destroyed, you know, and because it's

907
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Speaker 15: not earned praise, it's synthetic praise. And what happens is,

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Speaker 15: you know, look, this is just kind of the everyday

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Speaker 15: decision making. It's influencing people in the corporate level, in

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Speaker 15: the personal level, in the governmental level, which is very

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Speaker 15: very dangerous, feeding people's egos and making them think that

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Speaker 15: bad ideas are good ideas. And quite franctly I took

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Speaker 15: because you know, as I always writing the article, I

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Speaker 15: wonder what Claude would think of this particular article. So

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Speaker 15: I shared it with Claude and it said it's absolutely brilliant.

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Speaker 15: Matter of fact, you use the term civilization level important. Now,

917
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Speaker 15: it's a good article, and I really like the outbed.

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Speaker 15: It is probably one of the most important I've read.

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Speaker 15: But I don't know that it's civilization level important. But

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Speaker 15: here's here's the thing is. Then I called it out

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Speaker 15: and I said, you know, by the way, you just

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Speaker 15: threw this article correct and its two word in response

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Speaker 15: was only s and quite frankly, that's what happens. And

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Speaker 15: that's just more affirmation, you know, addition trying to tell

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Speaker 15: me that I am incredibly I'm incredibly right on this.

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Speaker 15: And look, there are very very real world dangers and

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Speaker 15: you can compare it to the transgender movement, and how

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Speaker 15: could you compare it to the transgender Well, the whole

929
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Speaker 15: transgender cancer really happened because of gender affirming care because

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Speaker 15: people on the left said, we have to affirm the

931
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Speaker 15: way they feel, we have to affirm their bad ideas,

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Speaker 15: and it spread like wildfire, and it had children looking

933
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Speaker 15: for sex change operations because nobody set them straight and said, look,

934
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Speaker 15: you have some other problem that you needs to be addressed.

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Speaker 15: They were affirming their problem instead of actually speaking the truth.

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Speaker 15: And AI doing this as a super intelligence, you know,

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Speaker 15: telling our kids and our corporate leaders that their bad

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Speaker 15: ideas are great is very very dangerous in the world.

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Speaker 12: Well, and that's such a good point because what you're

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Speaker 12: saying is that AI, we always said this right we

941
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Speaker 12: always said, we want a computer to be able to

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Speaker 12: give us the rational answer to what the biggest problems

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Speaker 12: in society are. But of course the issue is, and

944
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Speaker 12: a lot of futurists have talked about this for years

945
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Speaker 12: and certainly no shortage of sci fi movies on the subject,

946
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Speaker 12: that these are all designed by people, and so people

947
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Speaker 12: are going to put their biases into them to begin with.

948
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Speaker 12: And what's crazy here is that even as you're pointing

949
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Speaker 12: out the root user is going to have their bias

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Speaker 12: reflected to them. And of course you and I have

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Speaker 12: talked before about how the training model, so whatever ingestion

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Speaker 12: these roll ms get. So they're using these large language models,

953
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Speaker 12: so you're taking huge blocks of that.

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Speaker 5: Look if you're if you're sucking up.

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Speaker 12: The New York Times and the Guardian and the Washing

956
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Speaker 12: and Posts and MSNBC and CNN, guess what they are

957
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Speaker 12: all going to be regurgitating the exact same bias.

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Speaker 16: And that's that's what's happened.

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Speaker 15: So the President is trying to force these whole companies

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Speaker 15: now to you know, to remove their woke bias.

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Speaker 19: Uh.

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Speaker 15: But I will say Chatchipt five just came out and

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Speaker 15: it failed. My bias test immediately, so on the first try.

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Speaker 15: So they have not done the job. And President Trump

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Speaker 15: absolutely has to not only enforce this, but like you said,

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Speaker 15: if it's only taking garbage from the New York Times

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Speaker 15: and the and the Politico, you're only going to get

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Speaker 15: garbage out, garbage in, garbage out. That hasn't changed that.

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Speaker 15: That is an absolute truth in computer science. And here's

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Speaker 15: the thing is we have to balance that with.

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Speaker 16: The other side.

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Speaker 15: So they have to start, like we talked about earlier,

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Speaker 15: is paying conservative publishers, Real America's Voice, Human Events, the

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Speaker 15: Post Millennial and others paying for that type of content.

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Speaker 16: So you see the other side of the article, our.

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Speaker 15: Argument, and you can weigh it properly in the response

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Speaker 15: from the AI.

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Speaker 16: And that's the only way it's going to get fixed.

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Speaker 5: No, I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 12: Larry Ward, tell people where they can go to get

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Speaker 12: access to the outbed.

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Speaker 15: You can go to human events dot com.

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Speaker 16: It's in there.

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Speaker 15: Like I said, it's the affirmation addiction and it is real.

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Speaker 15: And what I do stress to listeners here is do

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Speaker 15: not take this from take this lightly. You have to

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Speaker 15: make sure that you're checking your bias when you're using AI.

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Speaker 12: Couldn't agree more when it comes to that. Larry Ward,

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Speaker 12: thanks for so much for coming on met Thanks a lot.

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Speaker 12: All right, folks, incredible week. We are on the eve

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Speaker 12: of the Anchorage Accords. Stagred never hire NATO, the European leaders,

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Speaker 12: many people the military industrial complex do not want this

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Speaker 12: peace to break out.

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Speaker 5: But I will say this.

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Speaker 12: If wars can be started by lies, peace can be

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Speaker 12: started by truth.

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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen. As always, you have my permission to

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Speaker 5: lay short