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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, we're coming in a little bit lighter than expected.

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Speaker 2: So we came in at point two percent month over month.

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Speaker 2: The street was looking for point three, so that's actually

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Speaker 2: better than what the street thought was going to happen here.

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Speaker 2: Two point three percent is the headline number year every year.

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Speaker 2: The street's estimate was two point four, so again that's

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Speaker 2: a lighter number than expected.

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Speaker 1: Point two percent.

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Speaker 2: Core month over month the estimate was point three, again

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Speaker 2: better than expected. Core year over year came in at

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Speaker 2: two point eight percent. That was actually in line.

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Speaker 3: US and inflation is showing slowing, i should say, to

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Speaker 3: its lowest rate in more than four years. That according

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Speaker 3: to April's Consumer Price Index report, it's an unexpected and

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Speaker 3: very welcome development that's defying economists expectations.

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Speaker 4: Amid President Trump's ongoing trade.

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Speaker 5: War, questions, are you comin if there was actually a

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Speaker 5: genocide happening like there is in other places in Sudan

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Speaker 5: and the Congo, would I'm not opposed for Congolesee and

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Speaker 5: for the Sudanese to come to Africa, just like I'm

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Speaker 5: not opposed to Venezuelans. It's not about being against them.

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Speaker 5: What I am against is that they are being given,

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Speaker 5: especially Steven, when there is not a genocide happening in

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Speaker 5: South Africa and they.

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Speaker 6: Just don't like the law of the land.

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Speaker 7: So the Trump administration they're saying that essentially these white

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Speaker 7: South Africans assimilate better and they're also not as as

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Speaker 7: much of a security risk. That's really causing a lot

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Speaker 7: of people to be appalled.

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Speaker 1: Frankly, and I issu to tell.

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Speaker 7: People that this violence that they're talking about that are

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Speaker 7: dealing with these Africaners. I've been hearing from people that

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Speaker 7: say there is violence in South Africa, but it's affecting

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Speaker 7: everybody of every single race.

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Speaker 8: Katie, I think it's a great gesture from Guitar. I

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Speaker 8: appreciate it very much. I would never be one to

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Speaker 8: turned down that kind of an offer.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I could be.

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Speaker 8: A stupid person say no, we don't want a free,

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Speaker 8: very expensive airplane, but it was I thought it was

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Speaker 8: a great gesture what.

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump's doing. He's saving American.

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Speaker 9: Money and you know, he's really you know, put in

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Speaker 9: America first again. And you know, I guarantee that Dems

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Speaker 9: would be okay with this if it was a plan

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Speaker 9: full of legal immigrants coming to America.

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Speaker 10: The UAE was said to be helpful to the United States,

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Speaker 10: has tried the d escalate tensions between Pakistan and India.

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Speaker 10: So these are not just economic friends, wealthy and able

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Speaker 10: to invest in the US, their strategic partners. And that

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Speaker 10: to me, that's a big difference from what we saw

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Speaker 10: eight years ago during the last trip.

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Speaker 11: Well, in my view, what makes it different is that

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Speaker 11: they are white South Africans. The President, in my view,

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Speaker 11: has not hidden his racism behind a bushel. In fact,

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Speaker 11: you know, in his policy, whether it's removing government workers

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Speaker 11: or in this case admitting white South Africans while denying

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Speaker 11: refugee status asylum seekers from other countries principally Central and

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Speaker 11: South American and Black nations to come into this country.

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Speaker 12: You know, I think it's important for us to understand

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Speaker 12: that the Trump administration is a lot of things, but

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Speaker 12: one thing it certainly is is a white nationalist project.

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Speaker 13: I mean, if Donald Trump just didn't want immigrants, would

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Speaker 13: you'd have all of the terribleness we have. But it

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Speaker 13: actually turns out he does.

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Speaker 1: Want some immigrants.

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Speaker 13: He wants the white Christians from South Africa to be

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Speaker 13: immigrants to this country.

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Speaker 8: Now South Africa leadership is coming to see me, I

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Speaker 8: understand sometime next week. And you know we're supposed to

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Speaker 8: have a guess a G twenty meeting there something, but

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Speaker 8: we're having a G twenty meeting. I don't know how

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Speaker 8: we can go unless that situation's taken care of, whether

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Speaker 8: it's a genocide that's taking place. Said you, people don't

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Speaker 14: Okay, everybody, welcome, Happy Tuesday, live from the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 14: Right out of the gate, here we have a wonderful

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Speaker 14: fighter for liberty, someone who I really respect, I've known

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Speaker 14: for quite a while, Senator Ran Paul from the great

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Speaker 14: state of Kentucky. Senator, great to see you, Thank you

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Speaker 14: for taking the time. The breaking news today is that

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Speaker 14: President Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia announcing a closer

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Speaker 14: partnership with many Gulf states. Something I know that you

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Speaker 14: and I both care about is trying to prevent a

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Speaker 14: war with Iran. It seems if some of the neo

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Speaker 14: cons in DC have been talking about more and more

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Speaker 14: military engagement in Yemen and against Iran. How do you

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Speaker 14: think we should balance an alliance with some Golf states

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Speaker 14: all the while trying to prevent another no when endless

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Speaker 14: war in the Middle East.

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Speaker 6: You know, I commend the President for going to the

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Speaker 6: Middle East.

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Speaker 17: Some of the Democrats are up in arms, you know,

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Speaker 17: criticizing it. But part of complomacy is showing up, being

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Speaker 17: in the areas, talking to the leaders and then ultimately

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Speaker 17: trying to you know, resolve differences with diplomacy rather than war.

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Speaker 17: I do think that the wars in the Middle East

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Speaker 17: and the tension in the Middle East, sometimes we don't

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Speaker 17: pay enough attention to the conflict that is between Iran

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Speaker 17: and Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States. So there's considerable

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Speaker 17: amount of tension and it goes into the thinking of

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Speaker 17: Iran as well, not just their animosity or relationship with

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Speaker 17: the US, but also the relationship with Israel, which is

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Speaker 17: pretty obvious, but then also their relationship with the Golf

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Speaker 17: of peace agreement with Iran, I'm proud of President Trump

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Speaker 17: for actually opening a dialogue and discussion, but to get

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Speaker 17: to peace ultimately, it has to I think sort of

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Speaker 17: include some of the Golf States as well, including Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 17: So Saudi Arabia could be a more constructive player here,

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Speaker 17: and hopefully that's part of the discussions.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, and so let's broaden this a little bit more.

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Speaker 14: There are some in DC that seems so insistent on

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Speaker 14: trying to escalate military tensions with Iran. You are, without

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Speaker 14: a doubt one of the most morally clear and principled

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Speaker 14: to see us invest money and in our own country

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Speaker 14: and to defend liberty.

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Speaker 1: What is the status of this.

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Speaker 14: It seems like there's been an increase in the amount

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Speaker 14: of chatter about potential military strikes against Iran.

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Speaker 1: Let's just let me ask it this way.

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Speaker 14: Why would an American military strike against Iran be a

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Speaker 14: bad idea? Some people in our audience, so I really respect,

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Speaker 14: say Charlie, they can have a nuclear weapon, it's just

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Speaker 14: military strikes.

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Speaker 1: It's just air strikes against an airfield. Or again, I

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Speaker 17: Yes, nobody wants them, including myself, to have nuclear weapons,

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Speaker 17: but strictly from a military point of view of.

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Speaker 6: How we prevent that.

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Speaker 17: Once they get to enrichment of say ninety five to

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Speaker 6: So once you have about ten cupfuls, you got enough

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Speaker 17: And can that be hidden in places that you can't

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Speaker 17: militarily get to without a ground invasion and taking over

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Speaker 17: ultimately the discussion about trying to get an agreement is

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Speaker 17: one that is going to be necessary. I think you

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Speaker 17: can't really bomb them out of the nuclear age. You

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Speaker 17: have to sort of have a negotiation. We have a

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Speaker 17: great deal of leverage. They have an economy that hurts,

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Speaker 6: Their people aren't necessarily that happy. But I think we

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Speaker 17: Our sanctions in a way we rarely do it, and

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Speaker 17: that is to trade them trade sanctioned relief and trade

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Speaker 17: not enriching. And there have been discussions of them not

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Speaker 17: I think that's something we ought to explore.

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Speaker 6: I think Trump is exploring it.

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Speaker 17: And I'm excited, at least optimistic that these discussions are ongoing.

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Speaker 14: So the one big beautiful bill is working its way

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Speaker 14: through Congress. I would like to see a lot more

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Speaker 14: What is your take on the early drafts of this

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Speaker 14: big beautiful bill. I'm sure there's some things that you

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Speaker 14: Where are you standing on this reconciliation bill?

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Speaker 17: So in twenty seventeen, I voted for the Trump tax

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Speaker 6: I was all in. I think they did a great job.

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Speaker 17: I think they created that economy that Trump was always

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Speaker 17: into the pandemic. I'm still for all of that, and

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Speaker 17: I'm for making it permanent. That's one big aspect of

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Speaker 17: with wimpy spending cuts and permanent tax cuts if we

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Speaker 17: weren't going to increase the debt ceiling by five trillion.

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Speaker 17: And the reason why the debt ceiling is so important

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Speaker 17: to me and used to being important to most conservatives is.

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Speaker 6: That the debt ceiling is adding.

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Speaker 17: Everything up and gives you a simple number that represents

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Speaker 17: really what's going to happen. So when they tell you

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Speaker 17: they're going to cut eight hundred billion or one point

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Speaker 17: five trillion, the numbers are confusing, and you don't want

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Speaker 17: to know exactly what that means, what does it add

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Speaker 17: up to.

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Speaker 6: What I can tell you for certain is that.

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Speaker 17: If you raise the debt ceiling five trillion, you're going

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Speaker 17: to raise the debt five trillion. Five trillion over two

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Speaker 17: years is just something I can't support. So come September thirtieth,

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Speaker 17: there will be a deficit of two point two trillion.

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Speaker 17: We will spend two point two trillion, or Congress will

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Speaker 17: more than comes in. And you say, well, whose responsibility

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Speaker 14: In politics and final Thoughts forty five second, Senator Web said,

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Speaker 6: You can't stay.

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Speaker 17: I wasn't part of the problem Yep, they are the problem.

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Speaker 17: The Conservatives assume the problem.

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Speaker 6: That's what we're losing.

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Speaker 1: Well said, centered around Paul, Thank you, It'll be right.

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Speaker 8: Back, Okay, They're going to show something special, very good

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Speaker 8: people everywhere we can. My administration is pursuing peaceful engagement,

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Speaker 8: for the people of the Middle East, the great, great

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Speaker 4: It really is.

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Speaker 8: It's like a center of the world and the spiritual

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Speaker 1: Like you've done.

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Speaker 8: Right here, a cultural and commercial crossroads of the planet.

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Speaker 8: Security and stability will lift millions into lives of safety

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Speaker 14: Back and write email us Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 14: President Donald Trump is in Saudi Arabia right now, issuing

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Speaker 18: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 18: Terrence Bates. President Trump is wrapping up an already busy

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Speaker 18: which the White House says will benefit American defense companies

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Speaker 18: to the tune of one hundred and forty two billion dollars.

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Speaker 18: Just moments ago, he wrapped up comments there in Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 4: By the way, during his three.

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Speaker 18: Country Middle East trip, the Commander in Chief will also

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Speaker 18: visit Cutter and the United Arab Emirates.

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Speaker 8: Before our eyes, a new generation of leaders is transcending

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Speaker 8: the ancient conflicts of tired divisions of the past and

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Speaker 8: forging a future where the Middle East is defined by commerce,

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Speaker 8: not chaos, where it exports technology, not terrorism, and where

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Speaker 8: people of different nations, religions, and creeds are building cities together,

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Speaker 8: not bombing each other out of existence.

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Speaker 6: We don't want that.

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Speaker 18: There's also reporting out this morning that President Trump may

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Speaker 18: go to Turkey at the end of this trip if

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Speaker 18: he happens to think that his presence may be needed

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Speaker 18: in order to complete a cease fire deal between Russia

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Speaker 18: and Ukraine. Presidents Voldemir Zelensky and Vladimir Putin are slated

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Speaker 18: to meet in Istanbul on Thursday. We of course, are

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Speaker 18: continuing to monitor this developing situation as both leaders are

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Speaker 18: quote expected to show up for the talks. American is

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Speaker 18: rarely now. Former hostage Eiden Alexander is back with his

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Speaker 18: family this morning. The New Jersey raised American was among

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Speaker 18: two hundred and fifty one people taken by Hamaseo on

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Speaker 18: October seventh. He's now twenty one years old and a freeman.

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Speaker 18: In fact, Eden is the final American hostage to be

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Speaker 18: released from Hamas captivity. That's a quick chuck of your headlines.

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Speaker 18: I'm Terrence Bates. America used to be overflowing with opportunity, energy, agriculture,

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Speaker 18: clean water, strong forests, but all of that is slipped

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Speaker 18: away by outsourcing, regulating, and slowing the pace of building. Rainmaker, though,

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Speaker 18: is part of the solution. It's an American based company

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Speaker 18: using breakthrough drone technology to support our farms, restore timber production,

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Speaker 18: and strengthen energy independence. This isn't climate hype, It's a revival.

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Speaker 18: Visit rain Maker and join the mission to make America

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Speaker 18: beautiful again.

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Speaker 16: Will not be silenced. You're listening to the Charlie Kirkshow, and.

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Speaker 14: So Brad, let's riff on this just a little bit

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Speaker 14: more and then I'll know you got to run back

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Speaker 14: to all the Saudi friends there. This could change the

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Speaker 14: game and make people capitalists at age seven. I could

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Speaker 14: imagine a bunch of nine and ten year olds being like, hey.

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Speaker 1: Our stock is up today.

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Speaker 14: By the way, if you win a spelling bee, they

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Speaker 14: could be like, Hey, I'm gonna put twenty five bucks

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Speaker 14: into your Invest America account if you win a sports championship.

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Speaker 14: It's a way where moms, dads, grandfathers, companies, employers. You

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Speaker 14: can tokenize this where kids can actually then save their

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Speaker 14: entire childhood and have something to point forward to and

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Speaker 14: be co owners in America, not just renters, Brad.

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Speaker 19: More likely to buy a home, more likely to start

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Speaker 19: a business, more likely to pay axis, more likely to

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Speaker 19: graduate from high school and college, less likely to be imprisoned.

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Speaker 19: Because every kid has a shot, they all have skin

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Speaker 19: in the game. It changes their perspective on the country.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 19: We can't blame you know, folks when they feel like

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Speaker 19: the system is rigged against them if they never have

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Speaker 19: a shot of owning anything. We get everybody in the

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Speaker 19: game from birth. They all own an upside in this economy.

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Speaker 19: I think it changes everything. And remember, this is going

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Speaker 19: to be every rural town in America. I came from

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Speaker 19: small town Indiana, every urban block, right, this is every district,

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Speaker 19: every county, every town. The President is pushing his main

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Speaker 19: street agenda. This is the definition of the main street agenda.

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Speaker 19: Gets everybody into the game. I think it's going to

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Speaker 19: unlock so much human potential and continue to drive the

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Speaker 19: productivity and the economic growth that we need in this country.

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Speaker 14: What's the action item, Brad, It's in committee just for

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Speaker 14: everyone joining that vitamin op. President Trump gets this Reconciliation

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Speaker 14: bill as it's written, and you are pushing it. If

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Speaker 14: you have a baby in you know, December one thousand

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Speaker 14: dollars in a tax free account. What is the call

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Speaker 14: to action for this audience to make sure this becomes

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Speaker 14: a reality.

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Speaker 1: This could change the game.

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Speaker 19: Thanks for having me on, Charlie. Follow it at invest

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Speaker 19: America twenty four on x on Twitter for all the updates.

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Speaker 19: Senator Ted Cruz introduced legislation today in the Senate to

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Speaker 19: support this, so they'll add that to the Reconciliation bill.

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Speaker 19: Just follow along, follow Charlie. Charlie's you know understands importantly

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Speaker 19: that the cheapest way we defend capitalism is by making

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Speaker 19: every child a capitalist.

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Speaker 1: So amazing, Let's get after it.

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Speaker 19: Let's get this Reconciliation bill passed.

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Speaker 14: I love it, Brad, We're going to do it. Go

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Speaker 14: back and represent our country abroad. Well, thank you so much,

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Speaker 14: Brad for taking the time.

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Speaker 1: Thank you great great to be here.

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Speaker 11: Thanks, thank you.

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Speaker 14: And so just to repeat that if you guys missed it,

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Speaker 14: because we kind of did a short kind of a

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Speaker 14: combo segment there. What Brad has been pushing, by the way,

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Speaker 14: one of the more successful people in Silicon Valley.

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Speaker 1: Great guy.

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Speaker 14: I've only known him for about a week, but I've

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Speaker 14: known him from Afar. He's from ultimate or capital. So

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Speaker 14: Brad's idea is this, and we're going to get this

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Speaker 14: done in the Reconciliation Bill. Upon birth assigned to your

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Speaker 14: social Security number in a one way lock box, one

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Speaker 14: thousand dollars loan from the treasuries put in That is

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Speaker 14: then basically a four toh one K for kids. The

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Speaker 14: kid cannot access it until.

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Speaker 1: They turn age eighteen. It grows tax free.

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Speaker 14: People can put into it, so companies can put into it,

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Speaker 14: Philanthropists can put into it, schools can put into it,

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Speaker 14: States can put into it. If the kid, all of

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Speaker 14: a sudden wins a spelling bee, they can put money

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Speaker 14: into it. And that isn't even much money compared to

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Speaker 14: the stuff we blow money on. One thousand dollars per kid,

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Speaker 14: that's three point seven million kids a year. That's three

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Speaker 14: point seven billion a year. In perspective, we spent three

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Speaker 14: hundred billion dollars on Ukraine, So what is the significance

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Speaker 14: of So all of a sudden, if you know, Erica

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Speaker 14: and I have another baby, so social Security number one

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Speaker 14: thousand bucks there, I then can be like, hey, we're

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Speaker 14: going to put one hundred bucks a month into this

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Speaker 14: one way drop box and it's very simple. It just

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Speaker 14: buys the S and P. It's not sophisticated wealth management.

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Speaker 14: You're betting on the future of America basically. And then

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Speaker 14: these kids at age ten, eleven, twelve can open up

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Speaker 14: their app and say, Wow, that's my money that is growing.

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Speaker 14: And when I turn eighteen, I will be able to

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Speaker 14: access that money. And President Donald Trump on our two

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Speaker 14: hundred and fiftieth anniversary, the Buy Centennial next July, he'll

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Speaker 14: be able to make a speech telling Americans, I just

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Speaker 14: gave your kids money that no other politician will and

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Speaker 14: Democrats are going to vote against it, and we might

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Speaker 14: even have a baby boom as that number goes up.

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Speaker 14: And so these kids then could just let it ride

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Speaker 14: until they're sixty five if they want, or by the

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Speaker 14: time they're eighteen.

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Speaker 1: That thousand dollars.

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Speaker 14: By the way, just so we are clear, you are

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Speaker 14: going to see people that are worth fifty or one

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Speaker 14: hundred billion dollars be like, I'll give I'll give twenty

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Speaker 14: billion towards this. You're going to see major companies that

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Speaker 14: instead of donating the Black Lives Matter, instead of donating

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Speaker 14: to all this trans stuff. We're gonna put pressure on

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Speaker 14: companies like Navidia, pressure like Johnson and Johnson. Instead of

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Speaker 14: doing all that nonsense, go give a billion dollars to

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Speaker 14: Invest America. You're gonna see major philanthropists. We're gonna have

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Speaker 14: matching grants. Think about it in schools where if they

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Speaker 14: want to encourage good behavior, if they say, hey, if

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Speaker 14: you're on time to school every single day, we'll put

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Speaker 14: one hundred bucks into your Invest America account. It's going

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Speaker 14: to become a tally scorecard for future generations to be

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Speaker 14: able to get real money that they can't access because

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Speaker 14: we don't want them access at their thirteen. They know

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Speaker 14: what they're doing at thirteen, but it's an incentive structure

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Speaker 14: where they can aim towards something. And if it's just

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Speaker 14: one thousand dollars, that money on average will double every

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Speaker 14: seven years if you average a ten percent annual return.

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Speaker 14: And you could even be as provocative as saying like, hey,

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Speaker 14: we're gonna put five hundred bucks if you don't have

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Speaker 14: any truancy, any delinquency, and any crimes that you're committed

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Speaker 14: for eighteen, we're gonna put five hundred bucks a year

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Speaker 14: into your Invest America account.

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Speaker 1: Major charities.

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Speaker 14: Is that to say, hey, We're gonna go give money

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Speaker 14: to racial justice. We're going to go to the city

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Speaker 14: of Chicago until every young kid in Chicago, primarily black kids.

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Speaker 14: We're gonna go put one thousand bucks a year into

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Speaker 14: Invest America account. If you don't commit crimes in your

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Speaker 14: fourteen fifteen, sixteen seventeen, all of a sudden, instead of

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Speaker 14: joining a gang, they might be.

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Speaker 1: Like, man, I kind of want that money. And what

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Speaker 1: it does.

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Speaker 14: We know this in human psychology is that it then

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Speaker 14: has delayed gratification and they can access the access it

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Speaker 14: as far as the money, they can see it at

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Speaker 14: any time. As the market goes up, they will to

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Speaker 14: tell their friends, yo, I now have four thousand bucks

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Speaker 14: waiting for me. I now have six thousand bucks waiting

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Speaker 14: for me. They'll start caring more about markets, start caring

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Speaker 14: more about tax policy, They'll start caring more about regulatory policy.

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Speaker 14: And all of a sudden, when AOC and Bernie Sanders

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Speaker 14: starts saying let's go confiscate the wealth, these kids that

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Speaker 14: are ten years old and thirteen years old to say,

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Speaker 14: wait a second, I own scucks. I don't want you

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Speaker 14: to confiscate the wealth. I want my Invest America portfolio.

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Speaker 1: To do well.

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Speaker 14: It's an investment in the psychology of capitalism. And that's

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Speaker 14: why when Brad told me this idea, I said, this

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Speaker 14: is it. We've been looking for this. More likely to

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Speaker 14: own a home, less likely to commit crimes. And Blake

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Speaker 14: is right in the chat three point seven billion bucks

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Speaker 14: a year of all the garbage that we spend money on,

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Speaker 14: you know, Sesame Street in Iraq and transgender surgeries and

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Speaker 14: just the most insane stuff. We should then pump this

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Speaker 14: up even more. And again, imagine being raised in a

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Speaker 14: country where now you're five, six or seven years old

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Speaker 14: and your parents can then teach you about economics from

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Speaker 14: an ownership standpoint. And what's amazing is a lot of

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Speaker 14: these families or have actually a lot. They have no money.

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Speaker 14: Half of our country only has debt. Half and these

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Speaker 14: kids will be wealthier than their parents. Now they can't

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Speaker 14: access the money, but they'll be able to say I

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Speaker 14: have something to live for. Stable countries need lots of

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Speaker 14: small owners. Aristotle famously said that if you do not

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Speaker 14: have a middle class, your country will disintegrate. When people

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Speaker 14: don't own anything, they want to blow things up. This

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Speaker 14: is going to be in the Reconciliation bill. It was

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Speaker 14: proposed yesterday. Majority of the country cannot get hands on

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Speaker 14: four hundred dollars cash in an emergency. To be clear,

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Speaker 14: the parents cannot raid this account. Sorry, the parents cannot

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Speaker 14: go access this thousand bucks to go pay for something.

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Speaker 1: That's not what this is for.

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Speaker 14: Instead, it's for the kid that is raised seeing their

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Speaker 14: parent go paycheck to paycheck to say in the back

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Speaker 14: of their head, I got something waiting for me. I

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Speaker 14: got something for me, something that is going to make

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Speaker 14: my my future brighter better. The the economics of this

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Speaker 14: are incredible. And then on top of it, the in

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Speaker 14: just so we are clear, just based on market averages,

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Speaker 14: Brad sent me this, it would be a million dollars

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Speaker 14: by age fifty five if you saved seven hundred and

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Speaker 14: fifty dollars per year.

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Speaker 1: It's amazing.

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Speaker 14: And then we can challenge all the major philanthropists.

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Speaker 1: Of the West, go give a billion, Go give a billion.

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Speaker 14: For example, Bill and Melinda Gates, big story in the

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Speaker 14: New York Times over the weekend. Bill Gates and Melinda says,

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Speaker 14: we're done. We're sunsetting our foundation. We got two hundred

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Speaker 14: billion dollars, so they could go spend all that money

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Speaker 14: on a new mRNA gen altering vaccine or some goofy

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Speaker 14: Or Bill Bill and Melnda Gates can combine with Zuckerberg

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Speaker 14: go put fifty billion dollars together and scatter it into

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Speaker 14: Invest America accounts. It's a much better way to do

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Speaker 14: it than funding some racket ngo in the Congo. Go

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Speaker 14: straight to Americans. And again, I cannot reiterate the psychological

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Speaker 14: benefit that this will mean for the nation. You have

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Speaker 14: more market principles when people own stuff. This is against

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Speaker 14: all the world economic form ambitions. They want young people

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Speaker 14: to own nothing and to be happy. We are the opposite.

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Speaker 14: We're actually saying that a six month old is gonna

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Speaker 14: own something in this country. And here's something honestly we

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Speaker 14: should do. We should go to all the major billionaires

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Speaker 14: across America. I know some of them and say, hey,

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Speaker 14: let's go create a one trillion dollar fund and all

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Speaker 14: it does is put one percent of that one trillion

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Speaker 1: Do you see how big this can be?

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Speaker 14: This could change the entire financial future, especially of a

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Speaker 14: generation that doesn't own anything, and imagine the politics of this.

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Speaker 14: Black America always says, what have you done for me?

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Speaker 14: I will now be able to go on a college

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Speaker 14: real cash for you when you get to age eighteen.

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Speaker 14: It wasn't the Democrats, it wasn't Joe Biden. They've been

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Speaker 14: promising you stuff for years. Donald Trump is giving you

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Speaker 14: real money by the time get you reach age eighteen.

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Speaker 1: Whoa, it's big.

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Speaker 14: They're always calling for reparations and all this. Instead, let's

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Speaker 14: just have you guys have ownership. In fact, let's use

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Speaker 14: one of their favorite words, equity. What we're giving you

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Speaker 14: guys equity. And by the way, there's a reason why

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Speaker 14: Joe Biden the Democrats never push this. They actually don't

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Speaker 14: want people to own. This is literal equity in the system,

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Speaker 14: literal co ownership. You can actually tangibly track it. You

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Speaker 14: could see it go up and see it minor lege

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Speaker 14: go down. You'll have a whole generation watching the markets

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Speaker 14: shareholders in America We are creating generational shareholders in America.

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Speaker 14: And I can't give Brad enough credit for pioneering this

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Speaker 1: This will be a legacy item.

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Speaker 14: They will talk about this the same way that FDR

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Speaker 14: started Social Security. It is one of the best ideas

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Speaker 14: Will be alone from the treasury. Every new baby will

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Speaker 14: be co owners in America. We'll be right back everybody.

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Speaker 16: One hundred percent American maid and you darn proud of it.

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 14: Email us is always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 14: But it's just amazing how people are trying to find

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Speaker 14: something wrong with this idea. The objections are laughable. You

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Speaker 14: have an entire generation that owns nothing. Their parents don't

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Speaker 14: own anything. It's a great idea to get them an

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Speaker 1: Ownership.

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Speaker 14: Somebody says, here, stop the nonsense. Social Security was supposed

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Speaker 14: to be in a lockbox. This is not social security.

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Speaker 14: This is something completely different. It's not social security. This

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Speaker 14: for example, someone says, here, Charlie, where does the one

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Speaker 14: thousand dollars come from. It's a loan from treasury that

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Speaker 14: will be repaid. Someone says, here, Invest America is a

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Speaker 14: money grab, So for every kid a few hedge funds

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Speaker 14: get one thousand dollars locked up. No, there's no hedge fund.

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Speaker 14: That's not how this works. Someone says, stupid, One Wall

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Speaker 14: Street is casino. The house will always win. No, that's

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Speaker 14: actually not true. Like you guys are wrong. Actually you're

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Speaker 14: completely wrong. If you literally buy a stock and do

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Speaker 14: not sell it, you win. Someone says, here, but everyone

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Speaker 14: lost money in two thousand and eight. Yeah, you lost

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Speaker 14: if you sold. No one told you to sell, if

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Speaker 14: money over the last seventeen years. Wall Street is actually

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Speaker 14: not the market is not a casino. It's a casino.

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Speaker 14: If you sell and buy, If you just hold and

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Speaker 14: the again, I just say, if flummoxes me sometimes the

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Speaker 14: emails that we receive, how you could possibly be against this,

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Speaker 14: but the emails are overwhelmingly positive.

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Speaker 1: So think of it this way.

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Speaker 14: Where do the richest people the world have their wealth,

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Speaker 14: They largely have it inequities. We now want young people

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Speaker 14: to also have that. Bill Gates is rich because he

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Speaker 14: owns Microsoft and he keeps on going up every single year.

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Speaker 1: And with AI.

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Speaker 14: By the way, this is a great argument. People say,

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Speaker 14: how are we going to share in the AI revolution?

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Speaker 14: This is how these companies are going to get so valuable.

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Speaker 14: Microsoft will be a ten trillion dollar company in a

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Speaker 14: couple of years.

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Speaker 1: I'm calling the shot right now.

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Speaker 14: Five years from now, in twenty thirty, you guys can

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Speaker 14: In twenty thirty, Microsoft will be a ten trillion dollar company.

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Speaker 14: Why do I say that the AI revolution is going

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Speaker 14: to explode all of these equities. Wouldn't it make sense

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Speaker 14: to have kids be co owners in Navidia and Alphabet

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Speaker 14: and metap into these IPOs. There are two types of

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Speaker 14: people in the world, asset holders and those without assets.

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Speaker 14: Usually capitalists are the ones that own assets, and so

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Speaker 14: we have an entire country that owns nothing. This is

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Speaker 14: the best idea that I've heard that is objectively going

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Speaker 14: to work. And someone says, Charlie, we're spending too much

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Speaker 14: money on this. It's three billion dollars a year. How

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Speaker 14: about this we cut the defense budget by thirty billion dollars.

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Speaker 14: How's that sound. We spend nearly a trillion dollars on

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Speaker 14: the Department of Defense. How about we trim that thirty

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Speaker 14: thirty billion. We could pay this ten times over. This

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Speaker 14: is not a lot of money.

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Speaker 1: It's not.

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Speaker 14: This here will make young people care about markets.

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Speaker 1: If you want to keep on seeing.

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Speaker 14: The socialist revolution, just how people own nothing. And here's

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Speaker 14: what's amazing you guys as grandparents and parents can pay

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Speaker 14: into it, which is good for you. You could put

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Speaker 14: into this lock box, and it's good for the market.

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Speaker 14: The market will actually go up because of this. More buyers,

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Speaker 14: less demand that will go up. This will lower the

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Speaker 14: odds of kids becoming dependent on government titlements. This will

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Speaker 14: lower the odds of kids becoming subservient to the state.

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Speaker 14: This will lower the odds of kids becoming socialists because

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Speaker 14: they're stakeholders and they'll ask better questions. They'll say, no, actually,

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Speaker 14: I own some I have something coming. One of the

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Speaker 14: number one ways that we have found to keep young

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Speaker 14: black men out of gangs is yes, fathers and what

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Speaker 14: is the other word?

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Speaker 1: Hope? Hope.

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Speaker 14: So many young black men, when they are talked to,

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Speaker 14: do not have hope. What's the big deal, man, I'm

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Speaker 14: just going to go join a game all of a

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Speaker 14: sudden if they have hope on an app that shows

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Speaker 14: what they can own. Hey, I don't know if I'm

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Speaker 14: going to go do all that nefarious activity, because when

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Speaker 14: I'm eighteen, I'm gonna do very well. Morale boost to

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Speaker 14: youth who worry about buying a home, a morale boost

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Speaker 14: to a country that needs it desperately, it's in the

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Speaker 14: Reconciliation Bill. It's called invest America. It's a simple idea.

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Speaker 14: It is game changing and will make our country a

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Speaker 14: profoundly better place. We've got to make sure the Republican

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Speaker 14: Congress continues to include it and passes it, and President.

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Speaker 1: Trump will get the win.

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Speaker 20: Second hour, we're coming out.

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Speaker 18: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 18: Terrence bads Is Economic cooperation the new diplomacy. As we speak,

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Speaker 18: President Trump is in Saudi Arabia, where he signed an

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Speaker 18: economic cooperation deal with the Saudis this morning, along with

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Speaker 18: the defense sales agreement that includes at least one hundred

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Speaker 18: and forty two billion dollars for American defense firms. Plus

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Speaker 18: the latest Consumer Price Index says inflation is down from

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Speaker 18: two point four percent to two point three percent from

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Speaker 18: April of last year to April of this year. Still,

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Speaker 18: you want to hedge your investments just in case. Philip

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Speaker 18: Patrick is a precious metal specialist with the Birch Gold Group,

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Speaker 18: joins me now to further discuss Philip.

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Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning, Terrence.

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Speaker 18: So look, the Trump administration is celebrating some really big

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Speaker 18: economic wins, namely trade deals, with.

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Speaker 4: The United Kingdom and China.

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Speaker 18: But how important are those agreements in terms of stabilizing

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Speaker 18: the global economy.

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Speaker 21: But I think very important, and I think President Trump's

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Speaker 21: realizes that, and he is now making deal after deal,

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Speaker 21: even most notably with China, now recently reducing tariffs on

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Speaker 21: both sides, US on China and their reciprocal tariffs back

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Speaker 21: on US. Right now, it's looking good. President Trump has

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Speaker 21: struck a few good deals. Certainly, this China deal looks

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Speaker 21: interesting short term. Long term, we're going to have to

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Speaker 21: refine it. We're gonna have to look at IP, theft

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Speaker 21: and other things. But we're starting to make deals and

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Speaker 21: we're starting to head in the right direction, and markets

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Speaker 21: now seemed to be stabilizing, at least short term.

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Speaker 18: In the mid In the meantime, excuse me, there's still

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Speaker 18: the issue of the debt ceiling here in the United States.

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Speaker 18: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett warning Congress that they have to

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Speaker 18: raise the debt ceiling by mid July. What's the hold

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Speaker 18: up in that process? And talk about the potential greater

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Speaker 18: impact if it doesn't happen.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, look, right now, the primary hold up stems from

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Speaker 21: disagreements within the Republican Party, particularly between fiscal conservatives and

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Speaker 21: the party leadership.

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Speaker 1: The House Freedom Caucus A.

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Speaker 21: Demanding significant spending cuts and fiscal reforms as prerequisites for

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Speaker 21: agreeing to raise the debt ceiling. They're concerned, and I

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Speaker 21: think rightly so, about the growing national debt and are

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Speaker 21: wary of increasing the borrowing limit without measures to curb

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Speaker 21: future deficits. And I think they're right to be looking

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Speaker 21: at that. The party leadership at the moment is more

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Speaker 21: focused on delivering what President Trump want, and that is

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Speaker 21: tap cuts, increased military spending, and upgrades to border security,

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Speaker 21: without immediate concerns about how to pay for it. I

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Speaker 21: think they're thinking that doge and increased tariff revenue ultimately

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Speaker 21: will do it. I expect we're going to see something

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Speaker 21: work down. I don't think we're going to see a

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Speaker 21: debt default under President Trump's watch. So more negotiations, but

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Speaker 21: a deal will be done. They will raise the debts.

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Speaker 18: Here, all of the negotiations and the infighting still works

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Speaker 18: to some degree limit or even weaken the US dollar.

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Speaker 4: And we often talk about.

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Speaker 18: The real reset here and how bricks nations are really

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Speaker 18: trying to supplant the US dollars the world's reserve currency.

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Speaker 18: So put into perspective for us, particularly those of US

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Speaker 18: who are simply casually watching all of this unfold. Putting

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Speaker 18: into perspective for us, how important it is for President

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Speaker 18: Trump's current trip to the oil and currency rich Middle

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Speaker 18: East to strengthen the US dollar at least to help

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Speaker 18: put a.

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Speaker 4: Platform or a foundation in place.

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Speaker 18: To potentially push back against the real reset.

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Speaker 21: It's incredibly important, and it's something we have to fight,

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Speaker 21: and we have to start doing it now. Look, the

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Speaker 21: one thing about the bricks is they're not a natural alliance.

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Speaker 21: They're alliance through need. At the moment, if we can

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Speaker 21: create some cracks in that, and it's starting to happen

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Speaker 21: Mody and India. If we can get Saudi Arabia on site,

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Speaker 21: then maybe we can start to sort of put cracks

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Speaker 21: in that alliance. Ultimately, it is growing. De Dollarization is

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Speaker 21: still happening. It's not a case of if the bricks

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Speaker 21: do it. It's a case of how big it gets.

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Speaker 21: They have the institutions, they have the cables, they have

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Speaker 21: everything they need. It's just a case of slowing that train.

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Speaker 21: Strengthening the dollar is going to be a very important

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Speaker 21: part of that, and I think President Trump understands it.

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Speaker 21: It's just a question of whether we can pull it

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Speaker 21: off at this.

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Speaker 18: Stage twenty seconds. That's why gold is so important as a.

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Speaker 21: Hedge, That's exactly, and we're seeing it. Gold is hitting

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Speaker 21: all time highs, you know, over and over again this year.

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Speaker 21: Predictions by investment banks are increasing now not decreasing, as

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Speaker 21: President Trump moves to iron out these problems.

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Speaker 18: Philip Patrick always good to talk to you, my friend.

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Speaker 18: We appreciate your time. All the information you need from

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Speaker 18: the Birch Gold Group is right there on your screen.

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Speaker 14: Okay, everybody, welcome back Bitcoin dot com studio. That is

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Speaker 14: the Bitcoin dot Com Studio, your gateway to democratize finance,

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Speaker 14: that is Bitcoin dot Com Studio. There's something very interesting happening.

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Speaker 14: President Trump as the refugee president.

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Speaker 1: That's right.

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Speaker 14: President Alan Trump welcomed the first group of refugees, not

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Speaker 14: from Syria, not from Gaza, but from South Africa.

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Speaker 1: What's going on here?

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Speaker 14: Well, first of all, the Afrikaans or the Afrikaaners or

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Speaker 14: the Bores are South Africans of European descent who trace

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Speaker 14: back to a Dutch colony in the sixteen hundreds. They've

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Speaker 14: been in South Africa almost as long as Europeans have

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Speaker 14: been in America. The Bores live across South Africa. A

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Speaker 14: large number of them work as farmers in rural areas.

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Speaker 14: In fact, bor literally means farmer in Dutch. They own

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Speaker 14: large amounts of land and are highly productive. They keep

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Speaker 14: the country fed and they are the strongest parts of

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Speaker 14: the South African economy and they provide.

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Speaker 1: Most of the food in South Africa.

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Speaker 14: But because the Boors own the land and are successful,

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Speaker 14: they're hated. There's a huge movement in South Africa, which

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Speaker 14: by the way, is an objectively beautiful country and is

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Speaker 14: incredibly dangerous.

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Speaker 1: We'll get that in a second.

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Speaker 14: There's a huge movement in South Africa to forcibly seize

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Speaker 14: the lands owned by white farmers so they could be

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Speaker 14: redistributed to blacks. The biggest hold up is that advocates

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Speaker 14: insist that this land not be paid for. We're just

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Speaker 14: gonna take it. They want the land to be seized

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Speaker 14: with no transaction. Every year, South Africa exists on the

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Speaker 14: brink of a genadie genocidal explosion. It may not happen

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Speaker 14: this year next year, but every year the risk that

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Speaker 14: things explode, is there. One of the most popular political

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Speaker 14: songs in South Africa is kill de boor kill Debour.

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Speaker 14: Not an exaggeration. The lyrics are literally just killed the boar, shoot, shoot, shoot,

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Speaker 14: over and over again. This is radical Marxist blacks in

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Speaker 14: South Africa talking about how they want to murder white

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Speaker 14: African farmers.

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Speaker 1: Play cut two sixty. That's the song.

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Speaker 14: One of the largest political parties in South Africa, the

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Speaker 14: Economic Freedom Fighters, is led by a name a man

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Speaker 14: by the name of Julius Malemma. Malemma calls for quote

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Speaker 14: cutting the throat of whiteness. He has openly said that

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Speaker 14: he might in the future call for the extermination of

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Speaker 14: all white people in South Africa. Some people aren't waiting.

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Speaker 14: Every year there are gruesome murders on South African rural farms.

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Speaker 14: There are roads like that of Crosses of South African

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Speaker 14: white farmers that are murdered by black radicals. Gangs will

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Speaker 14: break into homes and torture to death everyone who lives there, men,

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Speaker 14: women and children. These aren't home robberies. This is racial

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Speaker 14: terrorism against white people. We've seen this pattern play out

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Speaker 14: in other parts of Africa. Zimbabwe, otherwise known as Rhodesia

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Speaker 14: had very much the same. When Mugabe took power. In Zimbabwe,

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Speaker 14: there was a small white minority that ruled the country.

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Speaker 14: They gave up power, but precisely because they were so

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Speaker 14: economically successful, they were hated. The dictatorship, again run by

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Speaker 14: Robert Mugabe, a terrorist and a communist, interestingly enough, supported

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Speaker 14: by the Soviet Union, terrorized white farmers and seized their lands,

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Speaker 14: about paying for them and drove them out. Now Zimbabwe

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Speaker 14: can't feed itself, and Rhodija went from the gem of

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Speaker 14: Africa to the laughing stock of Africa. All of this

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Speaker 14: is just all of this is just us focusing on

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Speaker 14: the worst violence imaginable. South Africa already has DEI a

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Speaker 14: firmative action disparate impact on steroids just as a matter

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Speaker 14: of its operating procedure. The South African boers are in

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Speaker 14: fact the ideal immigrants for any country, including America. So

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Speaker 14: President Trump has now granted refugee asylum status for white

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Speaker 14: South African farmers. These are the type of refugee we

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Speaker 14: want in our country. They face systemic, systemic legal discrimination

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Speaker 14: in South Africa. They face horrifying violence based on the

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Speaker 14: color of their skin. A political party in their homeland

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Speaker 14: openly calls for their genocide. But then on top of that,

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Speaker 14: they're also desirable immigrants in their own right. They have

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Speaker 14: useful skills, they're very close to America culturally, and they're

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Speaker 14: basically the ideal immigrants. If we were to open immigrants,

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Speaker 14: these are the people we want. And of course that's

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Speaker 14: exactly why the left despised them so much. Look on screen,

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Speaker 14: all of them are flying American flags. I don't see

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Speaker 14: elon Omar or the Mohammedan's coming here doing that. You see,

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Speaker 14: they want people with no skills. They want people who

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Speaker 14: want American welfare. They want people who are culturally alien.

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Speaker 14: They want people who will commit crimes against Americans. And

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Speaker 14: of course they've been looking forward to the genocide of

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Speaker 14: white people in South Africa. They've wanted that for years.

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Speaker 14: They were waiting and waiting for it to happen so

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Speaker 14: they could swoop in, nod their heads and say, well,

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Speaker 14: this is what happens when you oppress people. This is

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Speaker 14: the natural outcome of apartheid. The South African refugees are

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Speaker 14: more than welcome in America, but not if you are

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Speaker 14: the American left. Yesterday, the Episcopalian Church I put in

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Speaker 14: quotes announced that they will no longer do any refugee

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Speaker 14: resettlement with the United States government in protest over this.

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Speaker 14: They would rather have no immigrants than take the risk

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Speaker 14: that a white person in danger might benefit from it. Basically,

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Speaker 14: if you are a leftist, if you are white, there

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Speaker 14: is no way you could ever suffer.

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Speaker 1: You can't be a refugee.

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Speaker 14: Only black, Hispanic, Muslim, brown people can be refugees. Here

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Speaker 14: is MSNBC saying President Trump is racist for granting a

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Speaker 14: refugee status to a people that are facing a genocide

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Speaker 14: play cut two forty three.

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Speaker 11: Well, in my view, what makes it different is that

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Speaker 11: they are white South Africans. The President, in my view,

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Speaker 11: has not hidden his racism.

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Speaker 1: Behind a bushel.

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Speaker 11: In fact, his policies, whether it's removing government workers or

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Speaker 11: in this case, admitting white South Africans while denying refugee

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Speaker 11: status asylum seekers from other countries, principally Central and South

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Speaker 11: American and Black nations to come into this country.

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Speaker 14: Here's President Trump affirming that white farmers are indeed being

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Speaker 14: genocided in South Africa play cut two forty four.

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Speaker 8: Now, South Africa leadership is coming to see me. I

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Speaker 8: understand sometime next week, and you know we're supposed to

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Speaker 8: have a I guess a G twenty meeting there or something.

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Speaker 8: But we're having a G twenty meeting. I don't know

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Speaker 8: how we can go unless that situation's taken care of.

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Speaker 8: But it's a genocide that's taking place that you people

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Speaker 8: don't want to write about. But it's a terrible thing

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Speaker 8: that's taking place. And farmers are being killed. They happen

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Speaker 8: to be white, But whether they're white or black makes

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Speaker 8: no difference to me. But white farmers are being brutally

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Speaker 8: killed and the land is being confiscated in South Africa.

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Speaker 14: It's not a rarity, it is the rule in South Africa. Now,

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Speaker 14: if you are in the American left community, you hate

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Speaker 14: white people. It's one of your thou shall hate whiteness,

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Speaker 14: thou shall hate white people. Listen to MSNBC saying this

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Speaker 14: is deeply and morally wrongheaded to bear. How dare you

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Speaker 14: help white people? Let them be murdered, let them be genocided.

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Speaker 14: So let me be clear, if you're on the left,

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Speaker 14: you want to say, bring in the world sick and

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Speaker 14: the disease in the Third world unless they have melanin

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Speaker 14: content like this. If you look like this, you are

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Speaker 14: the enemy. If you look like this, you are evil

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Speaker 14: play cut two fifty three.

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Speaker 22: So deeply and morally wrongheaded and repulsive. But what has

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Speaker 22: happened in this strange, bizarre world we're living in is

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Speaker 22: that the Africaners have become the darling of these right

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Speaker 22: wing white supremacist movements around the world. That it's like

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Speaker 22: it's like the lost cause for them. It's like the

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Speaker 22: old Confederacy. They're held up as these white Christians who

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Speaker 22: are being.

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Speaker 1: Dispossessed of their land.

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Speaker 22: It's like, this is modern replacement theory in a country where,

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Speaker 22: by the way, white people make up seven percent of

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Speaker 22: the population and own seventy eight percent.

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Speaker 1: Of the farmland.

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Speaker 22: So it's actually there's no injustice here.

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Speaker 14: Hold on a second, wait, wait, why do you think

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Speaker 14: they own all the land? Why do you think that is?

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Speaker 14: It's not for a lack of trying. They've tried mass

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Speaker 14: reparations in South Africa. It just turns out that the

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Speaker 14: Dutch Afrikaaners, they're better farmers and have more skills than

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Speaker 14: a lot of the native population that tends to when

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Speaker 14: they own land, they don't produce as much. In fact,

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Speaker 14: the Afrikaners, white farmers currently produce ninety five percent of

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Speaker 14: the corn of South Africa, ninety eight percent of the wheat,

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Speaker 14: ninety seven percent of the cotton, ninety seven percent of

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Speaker 14: the citrus, and I could go on. Oh, so it's

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Speaker 14: their fault that they're productive, so they deserve to die.

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Speaker 1: That is basically it.

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Speaker 14: There are approximately two ero point seven million off for connors.

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Speaker 14: It's time for us to call the bluff of the left.

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Speaker 1: Go all in.

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Speaker 14: You guys wanted the flood our country with Third worlders

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Speaker 14: from Honduras and Pakistan and Nicaragua. We should bring in

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Speaker 14: a million off for connors and make the left swallow

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Speaker 14: that meal. Yes, they're Christian and they're white. So what

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Speaker 14: they have an entire government that wants to murder them,

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Speaker 14: and guess what they might end up in Georgia or

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Speaker 14: Arizona or Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 1: Oh you don't like that now. All of a sudden,

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Speaker 1: you guys.

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Speaker 14: Are anti refugee, your anti open borders. Sorry, turns out

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Speaker 14: that the actually just hate white people more than anything else.

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Speaker 14: At your core, you are repulsed that someone might be

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Speaker 14: called the refugee if they have white skin I want

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Speaker 14: to tell you about Alan Jackson Ministries. Alan Jackson is

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Speaker 14: a great partner of this program. You guys should check

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Speaker 14: out the Culture and Christianity Podcast. That's Alan Jackson dot com.

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Speaker 14: That is Alan Jackson dot com. You should take it,

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Speaker 14: look at it right now Alan Jackson dot com. What

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Speaker 14: makes it unique is Pastor Allen's biblical perspective. He takes

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Speaker 14: the truth in the Bible and applies to the issues

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Speaker 14: that we're facing today. The Culture and Christianity Podcast is

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Speaker 14: informative and encouraging. Alan Jackson Ministry is working hard to

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Speaker 14: bring back Biblical truth. Alan Jackson dot com. We need

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Speaker 14: more Afrikaans, Africaners refugees, be right back.

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Speaker 1: The next great Awakening is here. Welcome back to the

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirs Show. Okay, everybody.

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Speaker 14: Yrefight dot com amazing supporters of our campus tour. Go

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Speaker 14: to yrefight dot com. May not be available in all

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Speaker 14: fifty states. Privacy to loan debt, so many Americans feel

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Speaker 14: stuck and helpless. They are the sponsor of our campus tour.

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Speaker 14: They are great people. You can finally take control of

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Speaker 14: your student loan situation at yrefight dot com. That is

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Speaker 14: hyr ef y dot com. They provide you with a

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Speaker 14: custom loan payment based on your ability to pay. Y

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Speaker 14: refly is not a debt settlement company, and they work

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Speaker 14: with each borrower individually, tailoring each loan to each borrow

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Speaker 14: words specific situation. You'll not be calling a faceless call center.

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Speaker 14: Why refly can reduce your monthly payment and guarantees interest

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Speaker 14: rates under six percent. Why refight does not care what

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Speaker 14: your credit score is. Go to yrefight dot com. That

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Speaker 14: is why r e f y dot com. So take

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Speaker 14: a look at it right now at whyrefight dot com.

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Speaker 14: Why refinances distress and defaulted private student loans, which are

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Speaker 14: different from federal loans. They offer a three minute rate check.

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Speaker 14: So I want you to think right now, maybe you

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Speaker 14: have private student loan debt, Maybe your friend does, maybe

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Speaker 14: your neighbor. Got to check it out. Why refight dot com?

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Speaker 14: Why are e f y dot com? Can you imagine

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Speaker 14: being debt free and not burdened anymore? Go to y

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Speaker 14: refight dot com. May not be available in all fifty states.

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Speaker 14: Why refight dot com. Let's put this up on screen here.

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Speaker 14: This is what we always wanted. Our big complaint is

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Speaker 14: the people that come across the southern border full of

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Speaker 14: tattoos and menacing looks and part of MS thirteen and

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01:05:08,000 --> 01:05:12,520
Speaker 14: trendy arragua and rapists and murderers, and they don't speak English.

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Speaker 14: Look at this, Look at that beautiful picture of people

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Speaker 14: waving flags. They want to be part of our country.

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Speaker 14: They're so excited and they're thankful for that. I think

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Speaker 14: we should just up the ante. President Trump should just

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Speaker 14: keep on granting asylum status. We have enough Mohammedans. We

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Speaker 14: need more South Africans. These are Christians. Look at the difference.

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Speaker 14: Look at on the right.

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Speaker 1: What a great? Who did this? This is great? Did

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Speaker 1: we do this? Oh? This is phenomenal, Shane, did this?

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Speaker 1: Have we tweeted that yet? Oh?

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Speaker 14: That is just waiting to have If we haven't tweeted

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Speaker 14: it that it's an injustice.

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Speaker 1: Oh we.

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Speaker 14: Okay, never mind, we didn't make that. For those you

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Speaker 14: on radio podcast, you can't see. On the right side

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Speaker 14: of the screen are the Mohammedan Central American let's just say,

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Speaker 14: illegal invaders, storming border patrol, rushing up to the gates,

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Speaker 14: the hordes of criminals that want to come into your country.

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Speaker 14: On the left are these beautiful, peaceful farmers with lots

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Speaker 14: of skills. These are the future patriots of America. Do

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Speaker 14: you see the difference. Do you see the difference one

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Speaker 14: with kids and families. Again, I think we should say

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Speaker 14: hundreds of thousands, if not upwards to a million of

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Speaker 14: these South African africannors. They are scheduled for genocide in

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Speaker 14: that country. It is happening, not an exaggeration. Let's play

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Speaker 14: cut tier. Oh, play cut two fifty four. They claim

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Speaker 14: this is a white nationalist project.

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Speaker 12: I think it's important for us to understand that the

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Speaker 12: Trump administration is a lot of things, but one thing

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Speaker 12: it certainly is is a white nationalist project.

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Speaker 13: I mean, if Donald Trump just didn't want immigrants, it

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Speaker 13: would you'd have all of the terribleness we have. But

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Speaker 13: it actually turns out he does want some immigrants.

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Speaker 4: He wants the.

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Speaker 13: White Christians from South Africa to be immigrants to this country.

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Speaker 14: Well, no, no, no, we want those that love the country

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Speaker 14: and will assimilate.

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Speaker 1: Elon Omar does not.

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Speaker 14: The Mohammedans from Pakistan do not. And by the way,

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Speaker 14: these people are under actual threat, not the kind of fake,

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Speaker 14: ridiculous asylum claim that we see of people from Guatemala.

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Speaker 14: Oh yeah, I'm really in danger because my country is poor.

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Speaker 14: This government wants them dead. They want the elan omars

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Speaker 14: who just rob our welfare system. Thank you Andrew for

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Speaker 14: replaying this. Do you see all those crosses. Those are

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Speaker 14: all the white farmers that have been killed. Look at

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Speaker 14: that on screen. These are all the murdered white South

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Speaker 14: Africans love the country, assimilate and contribute. This has nothing

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Speaker 14: to do with skin color. But honestly, they're now making

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Speaker 14: it about skin color, which then.

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Speaker 1: Forces the issue.

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Speaker 14: You really hate the fact that the image of a

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Speaker 14: refugee should not be a white person, and that goes

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Speaker 14: to show how ridiculously prejudiced and bigoted the left has become.

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Speaker 14: We put this picture up on screen of these refugees. Again,

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Speaker 14: they have in their mind a refugee must have dark skin.

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Speaker 14: That is the upload programming that all of them have

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Speaker 14: in these elite universities. Under no circumstances can white people

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Speaker 14: ever suffer. White people must never be able to say

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Speaker 14: that they are the victim wrong power dynamics. But interestingly,

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Speaker 14: they're in a black majority country. And I'm always told

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Speaker 14: America's racist because it's a white majority country. So if

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Speaker 14: that rule applies, why is it not that South African

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Speaker 14: is South Africa's biggotan prejudice because it's a black majority country.

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Speaker 14: Let's go to cut two fifty.

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Speaker 7: So the Trump administration, they're saying that essentially, these white

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Speaker 7: South Africans assimilate better and they're also not as as

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Speaker 7: much of a security risk. That's really causing a lot

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Speaker 7: of people to be appalled. Frankly, and I alsual to

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Speaker 7: tell people that this violence that they're talking about that

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Speaker 7: are dealing with these Afrikaaners. I've been hearing from people

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Speaker 7: that say, there is violence in South Africa, but it's

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Speaker 7: affecting everybody of every single race.

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Speaker 1: Katie hold On, we're not talking about generalized violence. Is

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Speaker 1: that Namichi? What is her?

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Speaker 14: Yamichi sounds like something you would order at lunch at

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Speaker 14: a Mexican restaurant. Yamichi. You know, it's like yamichi. It's

1249
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Speaker 14: like a salsa. Listen, yamichi, or yeah, some sort of

1250
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Speaker 14: a sushi. That's a better way. It's like, y'all have

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Speaker 14: the yamishi. It's like the sashimi and the yamichi. Listen, Yamichi.

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Speaker 14: Gotta say that's a fun name to say, Yamichi. It's

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Speaker 14: not about violence. It's about targeted death. Yes, there is

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Speaker 14: a lot of erroneous violence in downtown Johannesburg, in Jayburg,

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Speaker 14: it's not safe.

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Speaker 1: That is not the point.

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Speaker 14: The point is how many governments that you can point

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Speaker 14: to dance around saying kill the white person, kill the

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Speaker 14: white person. It is the main political party calling for

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Speaker 14: the death of whites.

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Speaker 1: Do you even mention that on your network? Yah Mi Chi?

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Speaker 1: Do you even know that's happening?

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Speaker 14: And you listen to how sloppy you're reporting, Well, I'm

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Speaker 14: talking to a lot of people. That's your reporting, talking

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Speaker 14: to a lot of people. President Trump will open his

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Speaker 14: arms wide for all the AFRA Connors and they will

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Speaker 14: have a new life here in America.

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Speaker 1: Tritia McLoughlin.

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Speaker 4: Next, welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 4: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 18: American is rarely now former hostage Aidon Alexander is back

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Speaker 18: with his family a dago that was the heartfelt reunion

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Speaker 18: with his mother. The New Jersey raised American was among

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Speaker 18: two hundred and fifty one people taken by Hamas on

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Speaker 18: October seventh. He's now twenty one years old and a freeman.

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Speaker 18: In fact, Aiden is the final American hostage to be

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Speaker 18: released from Hamas captivity. We're also learning that Alexander spoke

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Speaker 18: with President Trump today. The call was arranged by Middle

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Speaker 18: East Envoy Steve Whitcoff, who was with Alexander's family as

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Speaker 18: the call came in about his safe return to Israeli officials.

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Speaker 18: Whitcoff also personally visited Aidon in the hospital. The twenty

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Speaker 18: one year old is expected to remain in the hospital

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Speaker 18: for the next several days. President Trump is making headlines

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Speaker 18: during his trip to Saudi Arabia. Not only did he

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Speaker 18: commit to rescinding sanctions against Syria, he also signed an

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Speaker 18: economic cooperation deal with the Saudis, as well as a

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Speaker 18: defense sales agreement, which the White House says will benefit

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Speaker 18: American defense companies to the tune of one hundred and

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Speaker 18: forty two billion dollars. During a speech earlier today, he

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Speaker 18: also affirmed the idea that economic cooperation may be the

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Speaker 18: most effective form of diplomacy in the region.

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Speaker 8: Before our eyes. A new generation of leaders is transcending

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Speaker 8: the ancient conflicts of tired divisions of the past and

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Speaker 8: forging a future where the Middle East is defined by commerce,

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01:12:41,880 --> 01:12:46,840
Speaker 8: not chaos. Where it exports technology, not terrorism, and where

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Speaker 8: people of different nations, religions, and creeds are building cities together,

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Speaker 8: not bombing each other out of existence. We don't want that.

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Speaker 18: After a three country tour of the Middle East, President

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Speaker 18: Trump may go to Turkey to help finalize a ceasefire

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Speaker 18: deal between Russia and Ukraine. Presidents Vladimir Putin and Vladimir

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Speaker 18: Zelensky are slated to meet in Istanbul on Thursday. Will

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Speaker 18: of course be following that story for you. That's a

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Speaker 18: quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 16: Not kofly here listening to the sound of freedom.

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Speaker 1: It's a Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 14: Okay, everybody, welcome back here at the Bitcoin dot Com studio.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you guys.

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Speaker 14: Right now, we have incredible videos going viral on TikTok.

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Speaker 1: I was just looking at this.

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Speaker 14: We have a video we posted eighteen hours ago that

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Speaker 14: has six hundred and twenty three thousand likes in less

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Speaker 14: than twenty four hours, all about good marriages and pursuing

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Speaker 14: the divine and all that good stuff. Nearly six million views.

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Speaker 14: We are going very viral on TikTok. Wanted to be

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Speaker 14: working with them. What does a mechanic and autoshop owner

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Speaker 14: in Georgia, a taco restaurant operator in Arizona, and a

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Speaker 14: life saving medical innovator in Tennessee.

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Speaker 1: All have in common.

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Speaker 14: Well, they're small business owners and they're thriving on TikTok. Look,

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Speaker 14: TikTok has a lot of people using it. Again, we

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Speaker 14: were skeptics and we've seen the power of the platform

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Speaker 14: and we were reaching your kids and grandkids every day.

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Speaker 14: Learn more about TikTok's contribution with the US economy at

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Speaker 14: TikTok economic impact dot com. That is TikTok economic impact

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Speaker 14: dot Com. Joining us now is someone who has been

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Speaker 14: crushing it on TV. I've been watching her from Afar.

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Speaker 14: She's doing a great job articulating the agenda. It is

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Speaker 14: Tricia McLoughlin, the DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs.

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Speaker 1: Tricia, great to see you. Thank you for taking the time.

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Speaker 23: Charlie, thank you so much. And I'm so.

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Speaker 1: A moving car.

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Speaker 14: Ologies, no worries, So Tricia, we're gonna do our best

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Speaker 14: with the technical components here walk us through what happened

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Speaker 14: at the ice facility in Newark. All share all the

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Speaker 14: details and can we expect any other arrests subsequently happening.

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Speaker 23: Really, what happened the Mayor of christ when the opportunity

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Speaker 23: dom the gate and trespass, break the law and assault

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Speaker 23: law enforcement agents. I'm sure your viewers have seen the video. Pushing, shoving,

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Speaker 23: body slamming, body ramming, striking law enforcement agents. It's absolutely

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Speaker 23: despicable and they shouldn't be held accountable. Just because you

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01:15:52,520 --> 01:15:55,360
Speaker 23: are a public official or a member of Congress does

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Speaker 23: not mean you're above the law. I'm going to leave

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Speaker 23: it to the DOJ to announce any arrests, but we

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Speaker 23: do want these individuals held.

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Speaker 14: Accountable, So let's kind of broaden this a little bit more.

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Speaker 14: Talk more about the deportation efforts that the dh Department

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Speaker 14: Homeland Security is undertaking. Are you guys happy and satisfied

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Speaker 14: with the current deportation numbers? What is currently getting in

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Speaker 14: your way to be able to even deport more illegal

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Speaker 14: criminals here in the interior of the United States?

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, Charlie.

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Speaker 23: One thing I should at about that dedany excuse me, Delaney,

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Speaker 23: whole detention is who is in that detention facility. It

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Speaker 23: is numbers of MS thirteen. It is child rapists, drug traffickers, murders,

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Speaker 23: known terrorists? Is this who AOC and these Democrats want

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Speaker 23: to release from the facility to US streets.

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Speaker 1: And I think.

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Speaker 23: One hundred and fifty thousand illegal immigrants who have been

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Speaker 23: arrested and are in their way to be deported. About

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Speaker 23: one hundred and thirty thousand have been deported. We're focused

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Speaker 23: on getting more badspace, but I think something that should

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Speaker 23: be noticed is that our ICE enforcement agents have been

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Speaker 23: hamstrung for the last four years. They've been vilified, they've

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Speaker 23: been not allowed to do their jobs, and finally under

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Speaker 23: President Trump and Secretary no they're unleashed to actually do

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Speaker 23: their jobs to get these violent criminal offenders off of

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Speaker 23: our street. So we expect to see our ICE enforcement

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Speaker 23: numbers and arrests and go up, but we also expect

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Speaker 23: to see more large scale operations like you saw Operation

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Speaker 23: Tidal Wave and Florida that was over one thousand arrests.

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Speaker 23: There's a large scale operation going on in Houston as

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Speaker 23: we speak, as well as Massachusetts, So be on the

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Speaker 23: lookout for those arrest numbers to go up.

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Speaker 14: And so as far as getting the deportation numbers out.

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Speaker 14: So you mentioned that in this ice facility where child

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Speaker 14: rapist terrible stuff. Members of MS thirteen and all that

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Speaker 14: what's preventing us from getting them out of the ice

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Speaker 14: facility back into their country of origin. Walk us through

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Speaker 14: some of the legal challenges and the logistical challenges to

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Speaker 14: get that done. Okay, I think we have Tricia frozen there.

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Speaker 14: So as we get Tricia to get her back on,

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Speaker 14: let's have her just do a phone call. Guys, It's

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Speaker 14: much easier. Yeah, just have her call in and then

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Speaker 14: we can more substantively get into this. I believe partially

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Speaker 14: the answer that Tricia would give is that right now

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Speaker 14: it's tied up in the courts. It is up to

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Speaker 14: the Supreme Court to hopefully come to a very realistic

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Speaker 14: and prudent decision and to offer the following that if

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Speaker 14: you are here in the interior United States, you are

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Speaker 14: not obligated to a multi month trial. Congress can help him,

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Speaker 14: and we need to put pressure on this. They can

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Speaker 14: fund lots of new immigration judges, hire them for a

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Speaker 14: two year surge is part of the Reconciliation Bill.

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Speaker 1: But more than that, the Supreme.

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Speaker 14: Court needs to broaden the expedited removal authority. So back

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Speaker 14: in twenty nineteen, the Supreme Court used expedited removal, saying

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Speaker 14: that if you are here within one hundred miles of

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Speaker 14: the Southern border, or you've been here for fourteen days

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Speaker 14: or less, boom, we can send you back to near

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Speaker 14: country of origin. That's what we're doing right now in

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Speaker 14: the Southern border almost all the time.

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Speaker 1: Boom, boom, boom.

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Speaker 14: What I would love to see the Supreme Court do

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Speaker 14: is say the following. If you came here under Joe Biden,

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Speaker 14: if you came here in the last four years, you

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Speaker 14: can be subject to expedited removal. That would make everything

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Speaker 14: so much easier. And this is what is so frustrating

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Speaker 14: to so many people in this audience and definitely frustrating

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Speaker 14: to me. There's no barriers to come in, but we

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Speaker 14: need twenty million trials on the way out. Okay, Tricia

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Speaker 14: is here. Trisha, Please your thoughts on the legal dynamics

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Speaker 14: regarding removing twenty million people from the United States and

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Speaker 14: how you guys at the Department Homeland Security are thinking

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Speaker 14: about this.

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Speaker 23: Knew when this administration started that we were going to

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Speaker 23: be facing a massive amount of active judges. We have

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Speaker 23: seen a historic Enemies Act, which has been put on

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Speaker 23: pause by the Supreme Court That's just one tool we

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Speaker 23: have in our tool kit. So I mean, I think

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Speaker 23: that we have to look at every option on the table,

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Speaker 23: and Stephen Miller Secretary Nome have done a great job

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Speaker 23: of laying that out. But we do, I think your

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Speaker 23: audience would know, we do have deportation flights almost every

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Speaker 23: single day, and we're going to continue to just get

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Speaker 23: more butts in seats. But of course those activist judges,

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Speaker 23: it's something that we have to work through.

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Speaker 14: So what is your request out of Congress to make

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Speaker 14: your job at Department Homeland Security easier? What is the

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Speaker 14: order that you were asking for from Congress in this

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Speaker 14: reconciliation bill.

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Speaker 23: I'm not going to get too ahead of Secretary Nome.

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Speaker 23: I think what President Trump and his team at OMB

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Speaker 23: laid out is absolutely what we need to ensure that

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Speaker 23: we continue to have the success on our border. The

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Speaker 23: mainstream media does not want to talk about the fact

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Speaker 23: that we virtually have operational control of the southern border.

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Speaker 23: They don't want to talk about the fact that border

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Speaker 23: crossings are down ninety five percent, But we do need

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Speaker 23: to get these ice arrest numbers up. I think we

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Speaker 23: need much more detention facility space such as Delaney Hall

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Speaker 23: that just opened in May, and we need more of

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Speaker 23: those beds so that we can arrest people at an

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Speaker 23: even faster pace and get them the heck out of

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Speaker 23: this country.

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Speaker 14: Yes, and we're going to see a major We're seeing

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Speaker 14: a bottleneck right now. It's a bottleneck that is legal

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Speaker 14: and logistical. Can you talk about the morale though of

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Speaker 14: Border Patrol of ICE agents and how they're working their

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Speaker 14: tail off and how much they've actually gotten done since

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Speaker 14: President Trump got inaugurated. Brag on the rank and file

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Speaker 14: the boot of the Department of Homeland Security.

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Speaker 23: These are really people we should be proud of. They're

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Speaker 23: on the front lines against cartel members, against trend de

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Speaker 23: Aragua MS thirteen, these gangs that kill, rape and mame

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Speaker 23: Americans for sport. These people who have been vilified for

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Speaker 23: the last four years. A lot of people watching will

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Speaker 23: probably remember the whipgate with the Border Patrol agents where

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01:22:24,880 --> 01:22:28,680
Speaker 23: Secretary myarchis their leader and boss was claiming that they

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Speaker 23: were whipping these migrants, which was anything but true.

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Speaker 1: We see these.

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Speaker 23: Secretary Gnomes, She's on the ground a lot with these agents,

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Speaker 23: seeing how we can get arrest numbers up, how we

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01:22:37,120 --> 01:22:40,519
Speaker 23: can make our law enforcement safer and more successful. I mean,

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Speaker 23: and they're every day thanking her. We've actually seen a

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Speaker 23: historic number of applications to be a border patrol agent.

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Speaker 23: That's kind of an untold story that we need to

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Speaker 23: share better with the American people. But as well, we're

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Speaker 23: seeing higher applications for ICE as well, and those are

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Speaker 23: bodies we need. Patriots it's out there who want to

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Speaker 23: arrest these vicious criminals and deliver on the mandate that

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Speaker 23: President Trump was given on November fifth, twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 23: which is to make our homeland safe and get illegal

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01:23:11,080 --> 01:23:11,960
Speaker 23: immigrants out of this.

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Speaker 14: Country without a doubt. And we need to expand that

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01:23:16,320 --> 01:23:19,559
Speaker 14: rank and file. A Secretary Gnome is doing a phenomenal job,

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Speaker 14: obviously at the President's direction, rooting out this major issue.

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Speaker 14: I was just meeting with some friends in Colorado, still

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01:23:28,520 --> 01:23:31,519
Speaker 14: very concerned about the trend de Arragua issue. How are

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01:23:31,560 --> 01:23:35,640
Speaker 14: you guys navigating certain cities that are not compliant with

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01:23:35,760 --> 01:23:40,080
Speaker 14: the federal government sanctuary cities or local officials that aren't

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01:23:40,120 --> 01:23:43,919
Speaker 14: playing ball? What is your methodology and your approach.

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Speaker 23: The fact that President Trump designated MS thirteen trendy Aragua

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Speaker 23: and these other vicious gangs as terrorist organizations. Has been

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01:23:52,840 --> 01:23:55,960
Speaker 23: very helpful because it's given us different tools to arrest

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01:23:56,000 --> 01:23:59,559
Speaker 23: them and make sure that our lodges are respected by

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01:24:00,280 --> 01:24:04,200
Speaker 23: the city. But we are working with the Department of Justice,

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01:24:04,240 --> 01:24:09,080
Speaker 23: with Attorney General Pam Bondi to make sure that we

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01:24:09,200 --> 01:24:13,080
Speaker 23: use every mechanism possible to get these vicious criminals out,

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Speaker 23: because what we've seen is a number of these very

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01:24:16,439 --> 01:24:19,559
Speaker 23: illegal aliens. They're starting to flock to these sanctuary cities

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01:24:19,840 --> 01:24:22,400
Speaker 23: knowing that they won't pay for their crimes, knowing that

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01:24:22,439 --> 01:24:24,880
Speaker 23: they won't pay for what they've done, and so it's

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01:24:24,920 --> 01:24:28,960
Speaker 23: becoming a safe haven for these child rapists, for these pedophiles,

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01:24:29,120 --> 01:24:32,240
Speaker 23: for these drug traffickers, and we got to get them out,

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Speaker 23: and we're using every legal and operational method.

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Speaker 1: That we can Tricia, thank you.

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Speaker 14: Any final thoughts for audience about the important work that

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01:24:40,640 --> 01:24:42,639
Speaker 14: DHS is doing and what is one or two things

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Speaker 14: about a minute remaining that you wish all Americans knew

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Speaker 14: about the mission of the Department of Homeland Security.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 23: I think if you see an ICE agent, if you

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01:24:52,640 --> 01:24:55,960
Speaker 23: see a Border patrol agent, thanks them because they are

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01:24:56,000 --> 01:25:00,120
Speaker 23: they've been vilified for the last four years recruitm number

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01:25:00,240 --> 01:25:04,640
Speaker 23: have just sunk. The morale of DHS has been horrendous,

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01:25:04,680 --> 01:25:07,640
Speaker 23: but Secretary Gnome and President Trump have made this a

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01:25:07,720 --> 01:25:11,599
Speaker 23: priority to make our homeland safe. These enforcement agents are

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01:25:11,640 --> 01:25:14,880
Speaker 23: the tip of the sphere, so please thank them, and

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01:25:15,280 --> 01:25:18,200
Speaker 23: they are working day in and day out, putting themselves

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01:25:18,479 --> 01:25:21,400
Speaker 23: on the line to make these streets safe again and

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Speaker 23: make America safe again.

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Speaker 14: now because they say President Trump is going to Katar

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Speaker 8: I think it's a great gesture from Qatar. I appreciate

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Speaker 8: it very much. I would never be one to turn

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Speaker 8: down that kind of an offer.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I could.

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Speaker 8: Be a stupid person say no, we don't want a free,

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Speaker 8: very expensive airplane. But it was I thought.

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Speaker 1: It was a great gesture.

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Speaker 14: Now, notice he says we, meaning the federal government. Now look,

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Speaker 14: I'm only okay with this if this is used to

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Speaker 14: help deport a bunch of illegal aliens. The last luxury

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Speaker 14: flight that they get, they could load up on the

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Speaker 14: Katari Express and they could be sent to Nicaraguan, Honduras.

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Speaker 1: Have that thing humming?

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Speaker 14: I mean, look a picture of this thing. This thing

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Speaker 14: is a beast. Now, I don't even think that's it.

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Speaker 14: That's just Qatar Airways, which, by the way, I'm told

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Speaker 14: this is very good. Things like the Palace in the Sky.

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Speaker 14: That's air Force one. The Palace in the Sky should

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Speaker 14: be also reused as a NonStop diplomatic.

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Speaker 4: Charter.

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Speaker 14: Say hey, we want to go bring in I think

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Speaker 14: that's it. That's the Palace in the Sky. We want

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Speaker 14: to bring in the South Africans, the Afrikaners, welcome to

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Speaker 14: the Palace in the sky.

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Speaker 1: Load on up, will we run in that thing?

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Speaker 14: Twenty four to seven Johannesburg to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Cape Town

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Speaker 14: to Phoenix. Now it isn't objectively a very nice plane.

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Speaker 14: And look, I know people are getting very upset about

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Speaker 14: this and all that, but understand, it'll be an asset

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Speaker 14: of the federal government. It could be used for all

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Speaker 14: sorts of things. And how cool would this be also

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Speaker 14: to bring hostages home. It's that of sending, you know,

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Speaker 14: kind of one of their other military aircraft. You go

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Speaker 14: bring home a bunch of hostages from Venezuela, or from

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Speaker 14: Russia or from Iran. You can load them up on

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Speaker 14: this palatial plane and bring them back to America. The

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Speaker 14: Middle East trip is very high stakes. And also understand

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Speaker 14: there's some plexy this rejecting gifts in the Middle East

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Speaker 14: can also be very dishonoring in their culture. So as

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Speaker 14: long as it's done correctly and ethically. In the left,

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Speaker 14: they're losing their mind, of course they are. I would

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Speaker 14: say though, that what President Trump is aiming to get

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Speaker 14: done here in the Middle East is transformational. His speech

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Speaker 14: in Saudi Arabia and we're gonna cut that up and

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Speaker 14: we're gonna do a whole show on it tomorrow. It

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Speaker 14: was a ten and I gotta love it. I'm here

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Speaker 14: in Phoenix all week and being able just to watch

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Speaker 14: every day what he's gonna be accomplishing is truly transformational.

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Speaker 14: We want the Middle East actors of Saudi Arabia, Qatar,

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Speaker 14: and the UAE, the oil Titans to look to the

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Speaker 14: west and not to the east. And by the way,

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Speaker 14: they have trillions of dollars. The Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund,

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Speaker 14: I think is well over a trillion or trillion and

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Speaker 14: a half dollars, the Katari Investment Authority, the QIA is

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Speaker 14: well over a trillion dollars. We are talking about massive

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Speaker 14: amounts of money that we want to be invested in

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Speaker 14: this country. Of course we do. We don't want to

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Speaker 14: have them go invest that money in Beijing or Shanghai.

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Speaker 14: And deep down they want to continue to dollarize anerous

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Speaker 14: about breaking up bricks. If we want bricks, they no

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Speaker 14: longer be a thing. The golf states are the swing

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Speaker 14: vote of bricks. If all of a sudden, Saudi Arabia

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Speaker 14: Qatar and the UAE combined forces and they went all

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Speaker 14: of a sudden say, hey, no, we're going bricks. We're

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Speaker 14: going Brazil, Russia, India, which, by the way, we're getting

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Speaker 14: India out of bricks. That's not going to happen. China,

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Speaker 14: South Africa. Okay, Brazil, you can keep it. Russia maybe,

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Speaker 14: but we're doing some work there. You want to go

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Speaker 14: build a world Alliance of South Africa. Yeah, great, the

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Speaker 14: mighty power of South Africa. President Trump is making sure

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Speaker 14: the US dollar will remain the world reserve currency status

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Speaker 14: that is critically important. That is fundamentally important too, stability, sovereignty,

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Speaker 14: and flourishing abroad. So everyone's all mad about the plane.

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Speaker 14: I say, hey, use it to bring more South Africans

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Speaker 14: to America. Load that palace up and bring them home.

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Speaker 14: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We'll see you

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Speaker 14: guys tomorrow. Subscribe to our podcast, God bless and talk

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