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Speaker 1: And we haven't been talking about this much because we're

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Speaker 1: all doing the exact same thing right now. I'm doing

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Speaker 1: the exact same thing you are doing.

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Speaker 2: We won the election. Everything's good.

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Speaker 1: We're all kind of wincing and cringing every time Joe

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Speaker 1: and all that. But we're all doing the same thing.

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Speaker 1: I'm in the exact same boat you are. But the

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Speaker 2: Of what they've done. To the value of the dollar.

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Speaker 1: And it looks like right now that's going to get

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Speaker 1: even worse. You see, inflation is because of government spending

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Speaker 1: and printing, period, end of story. Inflation is because of

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Speaker 2: I know you already know that. But the norms and

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Speaker 1: They don't even if they get mad about the latest

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Speaker 2: Oh, troion dollar.

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Speaker 1: Bill, that sucks, they don't put two and two together.

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Speaker 1: That is why you can't afford eggs anymore. Washington spending

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Speaker 1: and the communists are trying to torch as much as

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Speaker 1: Inflation just came in hotter than it should have been.

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Speaker 1: getting worse. It continues to get worse. And what's Joe

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Speaker 2: This is gosh.

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Speaker 1: I can't believe I'm gonna use this word. I hate

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Speaker 1: In fact, you've probably heard me ask a question along

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Speaker 2: You can't you can't go on like this.

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Speaker 1: You can't spend twice as much as you take in

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Speaker 2: Everybody knows this has to stop.

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Speaker 1: And nobody wants to stop it. I can't stand it.

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Speaker 1: But we know, everyone knows there's a limit on the

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Speaker 1: This is what he said.

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Speaker 3: The federal government has a significant spending problem, driving deficits

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Speaker 3: Trump has said, we will unlease the American economy by

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Speaker 3: If confirmed, I look forward to working with President Trump

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Speaker 1: I did enjoy him tearing apart Senator Widen, who's piece

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Speaker 4: Now there is a big effort in the Trump administration

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Speaker 5: Senator the Senator Widen, Just so we can frame this

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Speaker 1: Of course, the communists in this country have told you

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Speaker 2: Now, maybe you heard Chip Roy come on this show.

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Speaker 1: Doesn't sound like Congress wants to turn on the lights

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Speaker 2: Party, does it.

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Speaker 6: My colleagues have their head up their rear right now,

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Speaker 6: Now talking about taking the debt ceiling probably four years

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Speaker 1: Does that sound like these people are going to tackle

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Speaker 1: But Trump's Office of Management and Budget looks to be

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Speaker 8: What it does is it's a sort of tip of

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Speaker 7: They set it up so that.

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Speaker 8: There is this office that's big enough to help kind

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Speaker 8: them make them support the president's agenda. Sometimes you have agencies,

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Speaker 7: And so that's that's what OMB does by and large.

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Speaker 1: Russ killed it.

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Speaker 9: Today, nearly eighty percent of Americans do not feel confident

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Speaker 1: Sounded pretty good, and we always enjoy it when our

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Speaker 10: And I'm deeply concerned about reporting that indicates that you

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Speaker 12: I've an example of one.

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Speaker 1: Okay, what does that mean? I mean this Ashley Moody character.

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Speaker 2: Who is she? What's she all about?

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Speaker 14: Well, Ashley Moody is one of the good Republicans who

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Speaker 12: We know on the issue of illegal immigration.

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Speaker 14: She's also been very tough on border, so again, just

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Speaker 1: Okay, speaking of Senate seats, we're now being told that

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Speaker 14: Well, you know, when he started basically going silent over

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Speaker 14: But look, he's a pretty effective communicator, and when he

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Speaker 1: Speaking of dark money, there's a lot of talk about

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Speaker 7: We need to get dark money.

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Speaker 15: That's that hidden funding behind too many campaigns contributions. We

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Speaker 2: I thought Joe Biden was the king of that.

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Speaker 14: He just gave George Soros a Medal of Freedom like

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Speaker 12: That doesn't mean we stop scrutinizing them.

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Speaker 14: But the idea that the Left is somehow speaking for

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Speaker 14: With Joe as he as he made that address last night,

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Speaker 1: The External Revenue Service, this is an idea of Trump's,

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Speaker 2: To follow through on. What do we think about this?

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Speaker 2: What do we know about this?

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Speaker 14: Well, this gets to the point that the President made

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Speaker 14: and that was to impose tariffs on foreign countries and

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Speaker 12: They rely on slave labor.

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Speaker 14: I mean, it's about as awful as it can possibly

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Speaker 14: the External Revenue Service, I'm feeling good about.

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Speaker 12: That already, and in terms of how it would work.

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Speaker 14: Look, these agencies, including the Treasury Department specifically, they've already

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Speaker 1: I like it, but a more serious Trump this time,

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Speaker 1: Come back soon, please, all right, we should probably talk.

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Speaker 1: See what he thinks about all these confirmation hearings, the

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Speaker 1: Four years, guys, guys, been running the country for four years.

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Speaker 11: still holds whatever power he seems to hold. He's using

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Speaker 11: it quite a bit. But man, it is fascinating to watch.

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Speaker 11: I hadn't seen that clip yet. I had heard about it,

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Speaker 11: but I hadn't.

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Speaker 2: Seen it yet.

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Speaker 16: It's he's not kidding.

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Speaker 11: He doesn't go to the audience and be like, oh,

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Speaker 11: can you guys fill in the dates? They all laugh

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Speaker 11: he's just an old man who doesn't know what he's

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Speaker 11: supposed to do.

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Speaker 16: Don't laugh at him, Stu.

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Speaker 2: You mentioned about all the damn they're doing on the

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Speaker 2: way out.

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Speaker 1: He's springing you many terrorists from Guantanamo Bay, handing out

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Speaker 1: billions and.

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Speaker 2: Checks somebody did you name it? They're doing it right,

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Speaker 2: letting people off scott free.

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Speaker 1: Is Joe Biden? I can't help but think as I

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Speaker 1: look at all the crap he's doing. Is he just

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Speaker 1: completely free of worrying about the Democrat parties since they

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Speaker 1: screwed him over So if he's going to hurt their

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Speaker 1: pull numbers some more on the way out, screw them.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I think that might be.

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Speaker 11: That might be part of why they're removing Cuba from

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Speaker 11: the terror list, which was a pretty big one that

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Speaker 11: a lot of Democrats in Florida were pissed off about.

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Speaker 11: They're like, we're already getting killed in this state, Like

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Speaker 11: now you're going to do this. He doesn't seem to

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Speaker 11: care about much of anything right now, and you know, he.

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Speaker 16: Keeps doing the things that he's doing.

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Speaker 11: You mentioned, you know the student you know student loans,

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Speaker 11: more of these unconstitutional student loan you know, situations where

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Speaker 11: they're just giving basically our money to people who took

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Speaker 11: out loans and they don't have to repay them anymore.

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Speaker 11: You've got that going on. Of course, the off sor

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Speaker 11: drilling is another one. We've been doing a series of

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Speaker 11: shows called Biden's Parting Shots, and he just keeps doing

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Speaker 11: them over and over and over again. One that wasn't

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Speaker 11: covered all that widely. You know, you may have hit it, Jesse,

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Speaker 11: but I don't think a lot of people know about it.

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Speaker 11: Was this idea that they are now forcing. They're implementing

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Speaker 11: a situation where they cannot put medical.

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Speaker 16: Debt on credit reports.

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Speaker 11: So if you owe one hundred thousand dollars because of

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Speaker 11: some surgery, you know, some terrible thing that's happened, and

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Speaker 11: you go to get a loan, they are making it

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Speaker 11: so the banks can't see that you owe one hundred

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Speaker 11: thousand dollars to somebody else. And like, while I can

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Speaker 11: I have empathy for people who go through a situation

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Speaker 11: like that. Obviously it's terrible and you hope to avoid it,

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Speaker 11: but like, what what does that put into place? Like

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Speaker 11: these companies are going to make loans to people they

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Speaker 11: don't understand their credit score they don't understand what's going

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Speaker 11: on with them. When they can't make the payments, all

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Speaker 11: of their projections are going to be off. Does anybody

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Speaker 11: remember two thousand and eight? Does anybody remember what went on?

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Speaker 11: It's the same situation and he's implementing it intentionally this.

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Speaker 1: Time, Stuve Houston get remembered. Is it a Jimmy Carter

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Speaker 1: style presidency where even today, I mean my sons who

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Speaker 1: obviously were not alive when Jimmy Carter was there. I

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Speaker 1: wasn't alive when Jimmy Carter was there, but everyone just

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Speaker 1: kind of knows all in Jimmy Carter.

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Speaker 2: It's kind of sucked. Is that how Joe's going to

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Speaker 2: be remembered? Because that's really how he should be remembered.

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Speaker 11: Oh, you know, I Jesse, I would say that is

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Speaker 11: his absolute best case scenario, if he could be seen

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Speaker 11: in his eyes as Jimmy Carter, who I think we

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Speaker 11: all look at him as incompetent and a bad president,

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Speaker 11: but generally speaking, you know, a nice guy and not

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Speaker 11: like I don't think of him as one of the

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Speaker 11: villains of America American history per se. You know, I

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Speaker 11: have a much lower opinion of a guy like Lyndon

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Speaker 11: Johnson than I do of Jimmy Carter.

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Speaker 16: Biden, though, is in that camp. I mean he has.

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Speaker 11: He has governed as the most progressive president arguably in history.

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Speaker 11: Thank god that damage is only limited to four years.

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Speaker 11: But he's packed a lot of entertainment in those four years.

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Speaker 11: And I made this point before the election, and I

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Speaker 11: think it will hold true to the day I die.

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Speaker 11: The remembrance of Joe Biden, whether he should be elected

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Speaker 11: or not, how he should be seen on presidential lists,

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Speaker 11: just Afghanistan is enough. You need nothing else to know

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Speaker 11: about this guy's legacy. He's done dozens of other horrible

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Speaker 11: things throughout his presidency, but just the way that Afghanistan withdrawal,

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Speaker 11: if you can call it that, played out is so

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Speaker 11: destructive to the American experiment, to the legacy of this country.

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Speaker 16: To what we've done, what it means globally to our allies.

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Speaker 11: It was so horrible that just that one thing is

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Speaker 11: enough to put him near the very bottom of all presidents.

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Speaker 11: And if he's not, I mean, he may be at

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Speaker 11: the very bottom, honestly, I think is the way that

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Speaker 11: people are going to remember him.

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Speaker 1: They really maybe at the very bottom. Speaking of bottoms.

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Speaker 1: Where do they dig up their next candidate from. I

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Speaker 1: mean Pete Budajeedge obviously is going to run, Gavin Newsom

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Speaker 1: is going to run. Who's on the bench because I

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Speaker 1: know Dome will probably run again. But after you tear

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Speaker 1: through one point five billion dollars, she's gonna get the

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Speaker 1: same two percent in the next primary that she got

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Speaker 1: in the last one she actually ran in.

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Speaker 2: Who's the next guy?

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Speaker 1: They got to come up with one pretty quick?

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Speaker 16: You know, it's a good point.

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Speaker 11: I think you know, the terrible La fires as a

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Speaker 11: city burned down, so did Gavin Newsom twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 11: So I think that one's gone at this point. You know,

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Speaker 11: you're right with Kamala. I don't think she has any chance.

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Speaker 16: She's not.

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Speaker 11: I don't think she's hated in the way that Hillary

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Speaker 11: Clinton is hated on the on the left, because they

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Speaker 11: saw the Hillary Clinton thing as this like unimaginable loss.

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Speaker 11: How did you blow this? Where Kamala I think they've

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Speaker 11: they've ended with this excuse series where they're like, oh, well,

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Speaker 11: you know, she got in last minute, and they keep

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Speaker 11: coming up with excuses. I don't think they despise her,

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Speaker 11: but I don't think she can win. I think the

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Speaker 11: big winner of the twenty twenty four campaign for the

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Speaker 11: Democrats was Josh Shapiro, the fact that he wasn't picked

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Speaker 11: when I think quite obviously he should have been the

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Speaker 11: pick instead of Tim Walls, who's an absolute embarrassment and

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Speaker 11: will be forgotten if he isn't forgotten already in weeks.

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Speaker 11: But Josh Shapiro was the guy who I think, now

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Speaker 11: you kind of look back and maybe they should have

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Speaker 11: picked him.

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Speaker 16: He's still kind of clean in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 11: He hasn't had, you know, any big national scandals of

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Speaker 11: note that people know about. So I mean, I guess

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Speaker 11: if I were to pick one right now, I might

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Speaker 11: lean towards Shapiro, who has a lot of that sort

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Speaker 11: of you know they say, has that Obama style charm,

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Speaker 11: and he's been at times oddly pragmatic and sane. Like

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Speaker 11: after the Trump assassination, he wasn't.

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Speaker 16: Like, actually he wasn't shot, it was glassed.

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Speaker 11: From the telepropert. He was really, you know, he was

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Speaker 11: like pretty sane at that point. It's saying how terrible

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Speaker 11: it was, And I thought, handle that situation.

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 16: He's had a couple of other.

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Speaker 11: Situations He's handled okay when it comes to you know,

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Speaker 11: bridge collapses and such.

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Speaker 16: So I don't know if you're going to pick one this.

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Speaker 11: Far out, which is probably too early, i'd say, Shapiro.

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Speaker 1: I guess we'll see if the whole being Jewish thing

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Speaker 1: is still a problem for Democrat primary voters, because it

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Speaker 1: certainly was the last time. Still sure was you are

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Speaker 1: the man brother, come back soon? Almost forgot I almost

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Speaker 1: forgot that after Trump got shot in the head. We

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Speaker 1: even had people like Christopher Ray speculating, well, I mean,

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Speaker 1: might have just been glass. We're not really sure these

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Speaker 1: people are psychopaths.

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Speaker 2: Anyway, We're not quite done yet.

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Speaker 17: Hang on, we're sort of dancing around who gets to

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Speaker 17: take credit for the steal?

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Speaker 2: No one's dancing around here.

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Speaker 18: Apartment for our colleagues that Present Times was critical and

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Speaker 18: getting the steal over the line.

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Speaker 7: Do you not agree with that?

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Speaker 15: I mean, look, I'm not going to speak to a

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Speaker 15: random person.

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Speaker 2: I don't know who this person is.

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Speaker 9: I'm not gonna learn.

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Speaker 18: Oh what I can say is, look, obviously Matt Miller

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Speaker 18: will speak for himself.

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Speaker 1: Some random person the spokesman for their own state department.

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Speaker 1: What an odd, odd bunch of communists in the White

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Speaker 1: House joining me now my friend Sean Spicer of the

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Speaker 1: Wonderful Sean Spicer's Show. Sean, you have stood at that podium.

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Speaker 1: You've done that job. Not an easy job by any

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Speaker 1: stretch of the imagination. Give old Coron diversity higher a grade.

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Speaker 1: How'd she do what?

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Speaker 19: I don't know this because the best I got an

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Speaker 19: f once, but I don't know what's below that because

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Speaker 19: back actually they I got like this circle around it.

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Speaker 7: It was like you were actually really failing.

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Speaker 19: Let me just tell you a couple things that are

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Speaker 19: important since you played that clip. Number one, it really

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Speaker 19: shows how what a moron she is. The idea that

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Speaker 19: you call the State Department spokesman a random person. Number two,

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Speaker 19: that you don't know them. Number three, you haven't coordinated it.

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Speaker 19: What do I mean by that? Just your viewers get this.

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Speaker 19: If I were going out when I was at the

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Speaker 19: US Trade Reps Office and I was the spokesman Dana

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Speaker 19: Prino Tony Snow with the press secretaries in the White House,

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Speaker 19: I would tell them I'm going out. We're going to

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Speaker 19: announce something. This is what we're saying. Here are talking boys.

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Speaker 19: Here's our statement. On it for approval to make sure

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Speaker 19: that that was consistent with what they were going to

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Speaker 19: say on the podium.

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Speaker 7: Conversely, when I was Press.

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Speaker 19: Secretary, I would make sure all the agencies, etc. Let

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Speaker 19: me know what they were going to be saying, so

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Speaker 19: I could say earlier, the White House, I mean, the

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Speaker 19: State Department, the Department Defense, etc.

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Speaker 7: Said the following right.

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Speaker 19: So that reveals such a level of incompetence that I

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Speaker 19: don't know where to begin.

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Speaker 7: But as I was getting ready for the.

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Speaker 19: Show and your team said that they wanted to play

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Speaker 19: this clip, I thought of another thing that I'm going

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Speaker 19: to give exclusively to Jesse Kelly. I have said that

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Speaker 19: there are two things that Caroline Levitt has going for

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Speaker 19: her coming into this job as White House Press Secretary.

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Speaker 19: Number One, she worked there before. That's just an inherent advantage.

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Speaker 19: She understands the logistics of the press operations that most

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Speaker 19: folks don't get the opportunity to do. Number Two, she

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Speaker 19: has a fantastic relationship with Donald Trump. Okay, those are

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Speaker 19: the two things that I've been telling people why I

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Speaker 19: think she'll be successful. When your producer said that they

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Speaker 19: were going to play.

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Speaker 7: This clip, I thought, I'm adding a third.

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Speaker 19: When I became pres secretary, I've succeeded Josh Ernst, who

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Speaker 19: was President Obama's last pre secretory. Josh was very competent

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Speaker 19: at the job. He's a very nice guy, very well

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Speaker 19: liked by the press corps, and so it was difficult

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Speaker 19: coming into a job where you knew that everybody liked Josh.

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Speaker 19: You did a very good job, right, So I had

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Speaker 19: to go, oh, gosh, I'm following this guy. Granted he's

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Speaker 19: from the other party that clearly everybody likes and they

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Speaker 19: respect him. Caroline's walking into a job where as long

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Speaker 19: as you breathe, you are going to do a better

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Speaker 19: job than this one.

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Speaker 2: It's all about the starting point.

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Speaker 7: It's all about where the bar is.

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Speaker 19: I had a buddy of mine back in the day

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Speaker 19: who was taking a job and he said, the current

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Speaker 19: person in there is horrible, and I said, that's the beauty.

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Speaker 19: All you have to do is suck less. You don't

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Speaker 19: even have to do a good job. And that's what

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Speaker 19: Caroline has to do going in now. Unfortunately, Donald Trump's

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Speaker 19: a tough boss. But literally after cringe onhn Pierre, you

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Speaker 19: just have to suck less.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean, tough boss?

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Speaker 1: He call you in after your press conferences and whip

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Speaker 1: you for things or what.

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Speaker 7: There was no physical violence, but there was the verbal equivalent.

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Speaker 1: Oh oh, Sean, I've got to know what you grew

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Speaker 1: up that made him mad.

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Speaker 2: Give it to me.

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Speaker 7: Oh.

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Speaker 19: I remember during the transition, at one point I had

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Speaker 19: recommended there was this opportunity. The New York Times wanted

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Speaker 19: him to go to the New York Times and I said,

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Speaker 19: what are you kidding me?

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Speaker 7: You just became president. You don't go to them.

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Speaker 19: They come to you, and frankly, the New York Times sucks,

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Speaker 19: and I don't think we should do it.

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Speaker 7: And he lit into me.

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Speaker 19: And I never forget this because another senior aide at

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Speaker 19: the time looked over at me and said, don't worry,

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Speaker 19: that's nothing, And I said, are you kidding me?

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Speaker 7: I've never been you know.

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Speaker 19: But but Trump just he's I mean, on the flip side,

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Speaker 19: just to be fair and clear, when you knock it

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Speaker 19: out of the park, he lets you know that too, right,

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Speaker 19: So he is unbelie.

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Speaker 7: You never worry about where you stand with Donald Trump.

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Speaker 19: Like when I when I did well, he I mean

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Speaker 19: I got a bear hug from him once.

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Speaker 7: But when you screw up.

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Speaker 19: You don't have to wonder what he thinks.

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Speaker 1: Sean doesn't this back up the point I made a

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Speaker 1: long time ago switching gears back to university higher that Jensaki.

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Speaker 1: Of course, I was not a fan of Jensaki, but

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Speaker 1: she did the job of press secretary very well.

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Speaker 2: She had to be press secretary for.

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Speaker 1: A non functional old man surrounded by communists, but she

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Speaker 1: lied very well, represented herself, represented him as good as

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Speaker 1: you can possibly do. And I used to tell everyone that,

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Speaker 1: and they said I was crazy until a carein got there,

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Speaker 1: and I remember, everyone sees what I saw. Jenzaki was

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Speaker 1: not bad at the.

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Speaker 19: Job, right, Cring Jumpierre is like asking me to perform

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Speaker 19: orthopedic surgery. I have no ability to do that and

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Speaker 19: no formal training. Jensaki, lover hater, your analysis is exactly right.

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Speaker 7: She was a trained professional. Okay, she spent a career.

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Speaker 19: She was the State Department's booksman, Obama's campaigns booksman. She'd

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Speaker 19: been the White House communications director. Kring Jompierre was Kamala

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Speaker 19: Harris's campaign chief of staff. She was a few organizer

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Speaker 19: for that's not kidding seriously, and she was John Edwards.

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Speaker 19: If you're North Carolina a field organizer for him.

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Speaker 7: She she wasn't a press person.

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Speaker 19: They literally and I will tell you this because I've

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Speaker 19: had this discussion with others and this isn't anything and

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Speaker 19: you know secret that I've shared with Caroline. But your

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Speaker 19: principal deputy in the press office is, in military terms,

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Speaker 19: your exo. They are your right hand. They are keeping

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Speaker 19: the trains on time. They are making sure that when

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Speaker 19: you are in countless meetings of massive importance that they

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Speaker 19: have your They are your eyes and ears, Corine. I mean,

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Speaker 19: Jensaki chose her to be her exo, her right hand,

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Speaker 19: her number two, her senior.

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Speaker 7: Executive vice president.

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Speaker 19: I wouldn't hire that woman for anything, and so it

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Speaker 19: does make me question jen Saki, her judgment, the idea

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Speaker 19: that you tell people. And by the way, on the

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Speaker 19: way out, she's the most qualified person to do this job.

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Speaker 19: I mean that's look, I get you have to lie

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Speaker 19: for Biden, but at some point that's for your reputation, Sean.

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Speaker 1: One thing I have really enjoyed is Jill Biden not

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Speaker 1: really keeping that much of a lid on the complete

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Speaker 1: disdain she has for Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, all the

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Speaker 1: rest of them. I am so enjoying the Palace intrigue,

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Speaker 1: mainly because we're not involved, and it's all the worst

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Speaker 1: people in the world throwing poop.

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Speaker 2: At each other. I think it's fantastic.

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Speaker 7: So I'm going to give you the word of the day,

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Speaker 7: and I'm gonna steal it.

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Speaker 19: I gotta, I gotta give credit where credit is do

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Speaker 19: my buddy, Tony Katz. The word of the day is bitter,

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Speaker 19: and Jill Biden is bitter. If you read the story

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Speaker 19: in the Washington Post, She's pissed at Nancy Pelosi. The

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Speaker 19: interaction with her at the with with Kamala at the

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Speaker 19: Carter funeral was epic. I mean it is. She is she.

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Speaker 19: She does not mince words. She is petty and bitter

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Speaker 19: and it shows. And I, frankly, it's not that I

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Speaker 19: don't understand it. I mean Kamala Harris trashed bo Biden.

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Speaker 19: She trashed them. She lost the race in epic fashion.

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Speaker 19: She blamed Joe Biden. She did a horrible job after

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Speaker 19: having the mantle handed to her. She's pissed at Nancy

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Speaker 19: Pelosi for throwing her her husband under the bus and

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Speaker 19: thought that they actually were friends.

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Speaker 7: Welcome to Washington get a dog.

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Speaker 19: I mean these guys couldn't I mean, by the way,

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Speaker 19: just as a side note, the Bidens couldn't even get

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Speaker 19: a dog the right way, the dog bit it.

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Speaker 7: I mean they.

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Speaker 19: Always you know, what's that famous saying like if you

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Speaker 19: can't find a friend and get a dog, they can't

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Speaker 19: even get that right the dog bit everyone.

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Speaker 2: Sean.

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Speaker 1: Does this take some of the bloom off of Barack

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Speaker 1: Obama's rose? I know, Barack Obama was instrumental in knifing

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden out the White House.

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Speaker 2: Barack Obama was also.

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Speaker 1: Instrumental and rallying one point five billion dollars for Kamala

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Speaker 1: Harris to light on fire in front of the entire country.

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Speaker 1: Barack Obama is a mover and a shaker in Democrat circles?

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Speaker 2: Does this diminish him a little?

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Speaker 7: So there's two ways to look at this.

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Speaker 19: I've generally looked at it for the longest time as

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Speaker 19: he can't get anybody to succeed him, they're not rallying.

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Speaker 7: But on the same time, you do have to flip

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Speaker 7: it and say, does this make him look better?

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Speaker 19: Like, look at all I was able to do, and

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Speaker 19: nobody can hit that bar again, right, look at how

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Speaker 19: awesome I am. Joe Biden couldn't hit it, Kamala Harris

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Speaker 19: couldn't hit it. I'm the only one who can hit it.

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Speaker 19: I'm the only popular person. You've got to stick with me.

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Speaker 19: I'm the only one who can beat anybody. I'm the

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Speaker 19: only one who can mobilize and organize and unify the party.

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Speaker 19: Everybody else has tried. So I guess the question is

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Speaker 19: what is his goal? Is his goal to create an

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Speaker 19: army of successors or all because you can't. I mean,

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Speaker 19: Bill Clinton's tarnished, right, no one wants to be I

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Speaker 19: mean we all have now come to realize that, like

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Speaker 19: you know, the literally what they're what the bloom and

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Speaker 19: all the pedals and everything has come.

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Speaker 7: Off that rose.

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Speaker 19: So Barack Obama is the only living guy in the

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Speaker 19: Democratic Party that's a draw. And there's got to be

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Speaker 19: something inside him that says, hey, this isn't bad being

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Speaker 19: the kingmaker, the guy that everybody who wants to run

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Speaker 19: has to come kiss their ass. I mean, there's all

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Speaker 19: those stories Pete boodaggch others, and they make the trip

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Speaker 19: and they ask him, what can you do?

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Speaker 7: And how should I win?

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Speaker 19: And what should my strategy be the second that there's

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Speaker 19: a next person.

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Speaker 7: Then he's not the guy anymore.

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Speaker 19: And I have started to think that he enjoys everyone

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Speaker 19: else losing because he remains in pole position in the

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Speaker 19: Democratic Party.

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Speaker 2: I could see that John as always, thank you, my friend.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Light in the mood. Time next. All right,

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Speaker 2: it is time to lighten the mood.

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Speaker 1: And as always, do not forget to go subscribe to

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Speaker 1: the YouTube channel. We have things on there you can't

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Speaker 2: I know it's a mouthful, so just scan the whole thing.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 2: If there's one thing.

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Speaker 1: We enjoy on this show, now and forever, it's making

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Speaker 1: fun of Adam Schiff, who fell asleep yesterday.

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Speaker 7: Iks you do you agree with me?

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Speaker 2: It?

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Speaker 5: an existential threat, nappy time, it.

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Speaker 18: Is an existential threat, Senator. And also I have not

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Speaker 18: seen it yet, but from what I've heard about FBI.

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Speaker 18: Former FBI Director of raised comments on sixty minutes regarding

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Speaker 18: China sleep, our cells within our our water systems, our

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Speaker 18: natural gas lines, telecomune.

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Speaker 7: A very.

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Speaker 2: Coouldn't happy time killed me. I'll see them

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Speaker 3: M