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Speaker 7: One of the things I think that sort of really

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Speaker 8: No, the constitution won't permit it. I believe I've been

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Speaker 4: Monday, the twentieth July Year of Lord twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 4: Trump has strength. A's from Chris Matthews. The country is

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Speaker 7: And yes, law and order is collapsing. Respect for anybody

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Speaker 4: Nigel. The polling I saw poll the other day. Matthew

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Speaker 7: I haven't always agreed with you, but at least you

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Speaker 7: and our current bureaucratic, media and political class seem to

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Speaker 7: I think strength. But most importantly, and here's the key

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Speaker 7: why that poll said thirty four percent optimism. A belief

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Speaker 7: that with the right leadership, we can turn our kind

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Speaker 7: could just say we're staying at home, we've given up.

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Speaker 4: They're not.

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Speaker 7: They say we're back in varage, We're back in reform,

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Speaker 7: We're doing it, We're join in our hearts because we

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Speaker 4: Nigel, Where do people keep up with you? Social media, website,

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Speaker 4: all of it? Where do people go?

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Speaker 7: If you're going to add farours dot com and ours

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Speaker 7: dot com, you'll find.

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Speaker 4: It all that, Nigel, Thank you so much. Grayson mo

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Speaker 4: will putase, Thank you, Thank you, sir, thank you. Really extraordinary.

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Speaker 4: One of the great If you study English history, you

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Speaker 4: study history of the West right there in Nigrifarage. One

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Speaker 4: of the greatest political leaders in the history of the

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Speaker 4: United Kingdom, one of the greatest he got single handedly

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Speaker 4: after decades of hammering on leaving the EU. He was

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Speaker 4: the leader, not Boris Johnson. He was the leader on

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Speaker 4: Brexit to get their sovereignty back. And now after taking

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Speaker 4: in the United Kingdom and the Poland's just stunning. Part

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Speaker 4: this is constancy. Nigel has not changed. He's dug in

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Speaker 4: Is with their lesson to President Trump. President Trump also

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Speaker 4: kind of a throwdown with Putin about now, I think

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Speaker 4: we're twelve days, not fifty. Actually in the fifty, we're

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Speaker 4: probably down to forty. But President Trump says I need

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Speaker 4: understand why. It's not simply the price of gold every day,

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Speaker 4: that we're trying to teach you how to fish, not

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Speaker 4: give you a fish, and I think it's worked out

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Speaker 4: pretty well. We're gonna have more free installments. We also

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Speaker 4: have a bunch of announcements of what we're going to

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Speaker 4: the Imperial Capital. A lot going on. We're going to

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Speaker 4: go to Texas. This redistricting now it's gone to Florida.

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Speaker 4: That is massive. A couple of things here. Also, their

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Speaker 4: senates get ready to leave and there's I don't know

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Speaker 4: Senator Lee and people are saying, hey, we got to

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Speaker 4: Let's just have a recess, an actual technical recess, and

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Speaker 4: have mass confirmations, recess appointments. They're good for a year

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Speaker 4: deficit in it. Where are our pocket recisions? Where are

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Speaker 4: the recisions? Where's the impoundments? We've got to back up

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Speaker 4: the White House, got to back up the folks over

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Speaker 4: Short commercial break. I think we'll go to Rome check

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Speaker 4: in with Brother Harnwell.

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Speaker 11: Next in the war room, America's Voice Family.

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Speaker 4: Are you on Getter yet?

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Speaker 1: No? What are you waiting for?

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Speaker 4: And download the Getter app right now. It's totally freeze

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Speaker 4: four hours a day. You want to know what Steve

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Speaker 12: You can follow all of your favors Steve Banning, Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 4: Look.

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Speaker 13: We've all our audience knows this, thanks to you and

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Speaker 13: thanks to Devin Nunez. Our audience is well aware of

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Speaker 13: what took place here. But we want to see accountability.

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Speaker 13: Many of the statute of limitations have expired. It's been

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Speaker 13: almost ten years for many of these folks who did this.

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Speaker 13: But John Brennan testify to Congress, and so did Hillary

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Speaker 13: Clinton within five years, I think it was in twenty

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Speaker 13: twenty and then again in twenty twenty one. Are those

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Speaker 13: statute of limitations still live? Tell me if in fact

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Speaker 13: we could see a criminal prosecution here, as you just

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Speaker 13: the other day, three weeks ago, have in fact referred

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Speaker 13: criminal referrals to the DOJ.

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Speaker 11: Well, Maria.

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Speaker 14: So part of what came out last week was about

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Speaker 14: how John Brennan, Clapper, Comy, they all pushed the known

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Speaker 14: fake Steele dossier into intelligence community assessments and as the

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Speaker 14: basis for Crossfire, Hurricane and all that. But what hasn't

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Speaker 14: come out yet and what's going to come out is

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Speaker 14: the underlying intelligence that I have spent the last few

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Speaker 14: months making recommendations about final declassification and sent that to

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Speaker 14: the Department of Justice. That will come out in the

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Speaker 14: John Durham Report classified annex. And what that intelligence shows,

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Speaker 14: Maria is that part of this was a Hillary Clinton plan,

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Speaker 14: but part of it was an FBI plan to be

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Speaker 14: an accelerant to that fake Steele dossier, to those fake

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Speaker 14: Russia collusion claims, by pouring oil on the fire, by

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Speaker 14: amplifying the lie and bearing the truth of what Hillary

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Speaker 14: Clinton was up to. And you're right, Maria. John Brennan

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Speaker 14: testified to John Durham in August of twenty twenty. He

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Speaker 14: also testified to the House Oversight Committee in twenty twenty two.

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Speaker 14: Hillary Clinton testified before John Durham under oath in twenty

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Speaker 14: twenty two. James Comy testified before the Senate Committee in

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Speaker 14: September twenty twenty. All of that's within the last five years,

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Speaker 14: and much of that testimony is frankly completely inconsistent with

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Speaker 14: what our underlying intelligence that is about to be declassified

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Speaker 14: in the Durham an X. What that reflects, And so

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Speaker 14: you know, Pambondi does have a strike force, it is

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Speaker 14: a different Department of Justice, a different FBI, and an

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Speaker 14: opportunity to look at how these people really did conspire

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Speaker 14: to run a hoax, a fraud on the American people

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Speaker 14: and against Donald Trump's presidency. And so coming forward, we

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Speaker 14: understand that they did this, but now we need to

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Speaker 14: you see the left losing their minds over this, Maria saying,

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Speaker 14: why are you spending time? This is vindictive, You're going back.

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Speaker 14: This is Donald Trump, you know, seeking retribution. It's not

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Speaker 14: Donald Trump's election by the American people was a statement, Maria.

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Speaker 11: They said to.

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Speaker 14: Everyone, we know what you did to Donald Trump, and

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Speaker 14: we re elected him because we know this was all fake.

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Speaker 15: We know it was a hoax.

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Speaker 14: Now we want to understand how you did it so

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Speaker 14: that it can't happen again. And that's what this declassification

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Speaker 14: process that we're undergoing right now, what's going on, why

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Speaker 14: preventability to prevent these same people that did it in

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Speaker 14: twenty sixteen with the Steve dossier, with the Hunter Biden

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Speaker 15: If you're talking about winning the election in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 15: and you then turned around and show proof that there

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Speaker 4: That creates problems.

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Speaker 15: Not from the typical scandal stuff. And listen, I remember

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Speaker 15: one of the Republicans were trying to disrupt Clinton's presidency

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Speaker 15: by you know, living on a Monica Lewinsky situation. Okay,

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Speaker 15: and essentially, you know, you had libertarians going all crazy

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Speaker 4: He lied, he lied, and he did this in the

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Speaker 4: Oval office, that's what they were saying.

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Speaker 15: Okay, But it did lead to Clinton losing his law license,

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Speaker 15: ability to practice law for several years.

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Speaker 4: Okay.

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Speaker 11: And obviously it was a.

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Speaker 15: Scandal that really really stained his presidency to some degree,

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Speaker 15: even though he won back to back election. So we

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Speaker 15: understand that, but you can't ignore sc It was like

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Speaker 15: this because if it involves the CIA, if it involves

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Speaker 7: We got a problem. Now.

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Speaker 15: Do I believe that it's an evasive measure?

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Speaker 4: Absolutely?

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Speaker 15: Do I believe it's distraction every on a part of

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Speaker 15: the Trump administration to get everybody's mind off the Epstein

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Speaker 15: fagia damn right.

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Speaker 7: I do, of course I do, of course I do.

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Speaker 15: Okay, But the reality is that that doesn't mean it's false.

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Speaker 15: And if it's not false, and indeed there is a

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Speaker 15: level of veracity attached to the allegations and the assertions

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Speaker 4: And new Graham is now suggesting that there's all these

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Speaker 3: Can you fact check them?

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Speaker 12: No, there is nothing new here. And our colleague Dandalous

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Speaker 12: and MBC reporter spoke to the CIA officer, the senior

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Speaker 12: officer who oversaw writing these reports. Who's the main report

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Speaker 12: about what happened in twenty six and she said that

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Speaker 12: Tulsi Gabbert is lying and the White House is lying.

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Speaker 12: This talk of Obama and treason plot is false. And

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Speaker 12: if you look at the report, whether it's the Senate

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Speaker 12: Intelligence report or the initial assessment, it's that Russia intervened

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Speaker 12: in the election to denigrate Hillary Clinton. That was Pudin's

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Speaker 12: personal animus towards Hillary Clinton, you know, full stop, and

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Speaker 12: I just want to say they keep mentioning the dossier.

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Speaker 12: I was a reporter for Reuters at the time.

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Speaker 8: We had the dossier.

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Speaker 12: Most mainstream journalist organizations had the dossier. During the twenty

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Speaker 12: sixteen election. We didn't write a word about it because

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Speaker 12: we couldn't verify it. The dassier was not an issue

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Speaker 12: in the twenty sixteen election. So it's all these talks

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Speaker 1: And again, the.

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Speaker 12: Author of the person who oversaw this report said that

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Speaker 12: Tulsi Gabbert is lying when it comes to a treason.

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Speaker 3: Is plot John, If I can add something, David just

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Speaker 3: disputed the factual basis for what Lindsa Granmt was. Let

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Speaker 3: me take on the legal one if I can. Calling

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Speaker 3: for a special council investigation here is almost laughable because

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Speaker 3: the Supreme Court's presidential immunity decision would preclude any prosecution

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Speaker 3: of President Obama for treason based on his official acts.

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Speaker 11: The only reason you.

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Speaker 3: Would want a special council here is to continually put

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Speaker 3: that it would lead to something else. All a Whitewater

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Speaker 3: up with a Monica Lewinsky like situation. But in any event,

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Speaker 3: for the most part, that presidential immunity decision is broad.

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Speaker 3: It gave Trump protection against two federal cases, and it

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Speaker 3: should prevent against any prosecution, much less an investigation a

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Speaker 3: former president Obama.

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Speaker 15: But the weaponization of intelligence agencies to pull that off

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Speaker 15: brings on an entirely different problem. And if the Democrats

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Speaker 4: Guilty of this.

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Speaker 15: Really creating this story, that's not good because you have

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Speaker 15: a whole bunch of people skeptical about politics to begin with.

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Speaker 15: And you gotta remember Trump is in office because he's

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Speaker 15: considered the anti politician. His behavior, his mannerisms, his language,

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Speaker 15: his verbiage, his actions to some degree are very apolitical.

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Speaker 15: It's not typically what you see from.

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Speaker 4: Conventional politicians on Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 15: And then when you think about how they went after him,

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Speaker 15: and they engaged in law fare to take him down,

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Speaker 15: the thirty four fellow accounts and convictions and all of

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Speaker 15: this other stuff, they're gonna say, see, see, he wasn't

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Speaker 15: guilty of any of this stuff. They did everything they

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Speaker 15: could to derail him from being the president because the

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Speaker 15: mission was to keep him from getting back into.

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Speaker 4: The White House. It wasn't that he did this or

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Speaker 4: did that. They're gonna say it's all a hoax.

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Speaker 15: They're gonna bring up the hunt of body scandal with

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Speaker 15: the whole laptop controversy, and they're gonna say from twenty

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Speaker 15: six team to twenty twenty to twenty twenty four, each

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Speaker 15: and every single time they were lying and they would gauge,

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Speaker 15: they were engaging in unsavory style behavior That adds credence

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Speaker 15: to the argument that we've been making against them. There's

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Speaker 15: no truth to any of this stuff. They just wanted

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Speaker 15: to derail the presidency a number forty five, and they

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Speaker 15: wanted to they wanted to big up Biden.

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Speaker 4: And they're gonna point.

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Speaker 15: Out how when he was on stage, as one pundit said,

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Speaker 15: looking like an elderly individual in a nursing home waiting

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Speaker 15: for his apple source, but they were talking about him

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Speaker 15: like he was lucid and cojing.

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Speaker 4: And alert and all of this other stuff.

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Speaker 7: Then to point that out, see Jim Jordan on ed

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Speaker 7: the other night.

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Speaker 4: You see these reporters.

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Speaker 15: I mean they're not playing. This is not going away.

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Speaker 4: Okay, note to White House Comms Department, when Steven A.

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Speaker 4: Smith is your best surrogate, that was pure fire. He's

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Speaker 4: a street guy. He laid it out exactly how people

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Speaker 4: in America think about this. What we need to do

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Speaker 4: is to make sure that we promulgate this constantly, constantly, constantly.

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Speaker 4: The Great Matt Bull joins us right now, Matt, you

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Speaker 4: just finished an interview one on one. I put it

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Speaker 4: up on Caroline tweeted it out. I put it up

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Speaker 4: on my getter. Talk to us about the president. Pretty

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Speaker 4: historic day there in Turnbury Sir, Yeah, he dropped out. Okay, fine,

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Speaker 4: let's go ahead. Ben. Let's say we can reboot ball.

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Speaker 4: Although he tells me the signal's not great. If we

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Speaker 4: can get it up, we'll try. Matt Bull just did

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Speaker 4: it one on one interview with the President. When we

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Speaker 4: get that up, Harnwell, I've got you on here, President Trump.

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Speaker 4: Just do down on the Russians and get Ukrainian. But

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Speaker 4: give me your sense of this, Tulsi Gabbard, because this

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Speaker 4: is everything. We've got to stick the landing here. And

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Speaker 4: now you're having people like John Ratcliffe and you saw

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Speaker 4: the CIA right there. Write this down, folks, he threw

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Speaker 4: the FBI. That was a CIA throwing the FBI under

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Speaker 4: the bus. Harnwell, Stephen A. Smith, the best surrogate we've

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Speaker 4: got on this, brother. What are your thoughts well coming

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Speaker 4: starting off with Stephen A.

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Speaker 16: Smith?

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Speaker 8: What?

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Speaker 16: I don't want to cast my cynical bad eyes on

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Speaker 16: this one too soon in my hit stuff, But I

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Speaker 16: can't help draw the conclusion that he's preparing a pitch

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Speaker 16: to be the Democrat nominee as he throws the whole

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Speaker 14: Of course, the.

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Speaker 16: Points you make absolutely correct, and quite sensibly for someone

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Speaker 16: who's thinking, presumably thinking about hijacking the Democrat Party to

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Speaker 16: make over him, he's very much trying to pitch himself

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Speaker 16: is in the mold of the Democrats answer to Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: We'll see how successful that is.

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Speaker 16: But he says a lot of things I think that

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Speaker 16: people on both sides of the camp will believe, certainly

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Speaker 16: with regards to the total lack of moral integrity of

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden and the regime that supported him. In the media,

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Speaker 16: mensal media will always remember Joe scarbas I speak to

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Speaker 16: this guy regularly and he's as sharp as attack. How

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Speaker 16: that guy still has a show on network television.

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Speaker 4: I have no idea, make it make it's make a show.

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Speaker 4: It's make a show. Hangover a second, it's make a show.

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Speaker 4: You're gonna stick with us. We got a lot to

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Speaker 4: go through. Particular fact that Ukraine launched an attack three

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Speaker 4: think if Ben Harnwell's mask corect Moscow is only two

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Speaker 4: fifty or three hundred away, so it shows that they

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Speaker 4: can reach anywhere. And President Trump just gave a wake

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Speaker 4: up call a Putin signed it after he got the

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Speaker 4: framework for his EU deal. He told Putin, hey upunt

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Speaker 4: further review. It's not gonna be another forty days. Let's

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Speaker 4: shut this thing down. We gotta have we gotta get

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Speaker 4: a ceasefire. We have to have peace. Ben Harnell is

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Speaker 4: with the Great Matt Boyle. Matt joins us. Matt, you

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Speaker 4: just left Turnberry. You've been with the President for the Bilt.

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Speaker 4: Walk us through. Give us a highlight of the interview

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Speaker 4: in what your sense of things over there, sir.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, And we'll be publishing the interviews starting tonight throughout

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Speaker 10: the week on Brightbart. But the we spent about an

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Speaker 10: hour with President Trump before his Prime Minister Starmer of

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Speaker 10: the UK arrived at Turnberry. We no questions were off

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Speaker 10: the table. All topics we basically covered everything right like,

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Speaker 10: So we talked about a lot about trade, a lot

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Speaker 10: about peace deals, a lot about immigration. President Trump was

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Speaker 10: extremely excited about the new ceasefire agreement unconditional ceasefire agreement

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Speaker 10: reached between Thailand and Cambodia, which was announced just and

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Speaker 10: it's before he walked into the room with us. In

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Speaker 10: addition to that, obviously extremely excited about the European Union

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Speaker 10: trade deal that he just negotiated that was announced last night.

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Speaker 10: And in particular, when he was on the when he

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Speaker 10: walked in, he was on the phone with the Treasury

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Speaker 10: Secretary and was giving him directions to Secretary Beston as

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Speaker 10: he's about to meet with the Chinese Communist Party in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Speaker 10: So President Trump and his top lieutenants are fanned out

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Speaker 10: around the world right now trying to put America first,

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Speaker 10: and they are trying to really advance his agenda.

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Speaker 5: Uh.

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Speaker 10: And that that That's a big part of the conversation

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Speaker 10: that we had, and I think people are going to

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Speaker 10: be really excited to see the core elements of the interview.

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Speaker 10: We also talked a lot about immigration. World leaders are

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Speaker 10: coming around. Even Keith Dharmer was sounding very He's a

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Speaker 10: liberal guy, right like, but he was sounding very tough

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Speaker 10: on immigration. That's one of the things I asked President

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Speaker 10: Trump about. And in addition to that, even John Kerry

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Speaker 10: admits that Donald Trump was right about immigration and comparing

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Speaker 10: that up against Democrats back home in the United States

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Speaker 10: and just how extreme they are on the issue.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, we opened the show with Nigel. We

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Speaker 4: took the whole you know, press car press briefing, pressurvey,

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Speaker 4: and we had Nigel on because he taught he put

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Speaker 4: out over the weekend societal collapse and as you know,

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Speaker 4: reforms at thirty four percent. It's combined what labor and

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Speaker 4: the Tories are about this very topic. One of the

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Speaker 4: bombshells that came out today, the EU deal had a

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Speaker 4: I don't know, almost a trillion dollars I guess of

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Speaker 4: purchasing of American energy visa the Russian energy. The President

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Speaker 4: then also said he called an audible, did he not?

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Speaker 4: He said, Hey, I think Putin's got to get back

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Speaker 4: to me in the ceasefire, and I don't know ten

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Speaker 4: or twelve days, not the forty that are left on

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Speaker 4: the fifty original gave. Is that something you covered or

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Speaker 4: just give me your thoughts on that, because that's a

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Speaker 4: bombshell get into the.

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Speaker 10: Putin thing in the interview, because I mean, frankly, I mean,

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Speaker 10: we covered a lot of around on a lot of

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Speaker 10: other topics. But in the bilateral agreement, President Trump sat

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Speaker 10: there and took questions for nearly two hours from reporters,

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Speaker 10: both on the cure Starmer's way in and after their meeting,

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Speaker 10: they brought the entire press pool out and the President

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Speaker 10: just sat there, enrolled and took questions on everything from

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Speaker 10: whether Turnberry is going to host the British open to

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Speaker 10: immigration to Russia putting the heat back on Putin, to

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Speaker 10: a ton of questions about Gaza from reporters. So and

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Speaker 10: I was in the room for all of that. The

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Speaker 10: core members of his team were there for all of

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Speaker 10: this as well. I saw Stephen Miller and Carolyn Levitt

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Speaker 10: as well were there for this. But I mean, again,

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Speaker 10: what a moment here. The president is firmly in command.

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Speaker 10: I mean, he's put together what he's done with these

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Speaker 10: trade deals, Steve, He's pulled together more than nearly sixty

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Speaker 10: percent of world GDP has now entered great deals with

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Speaker 10: the United States under President Trump. In this first six

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Speaker 10: months of this administration. I mean, that's incredible, right, Like

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Speaker 10: I mean the CU deal last night in and of itself,

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Speaker 10: world GDP. AD in Japan, Indonesia, of Philippines, in the

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Speaker 10: United Kingdom here, which was the first big deal, you're

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Speaker 10: at sixty percent, right, Like it's fifty seven percent something

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Speaker 10: like that of world GDP. The President's put together a

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Speaker 10: global alliance. He's putting the boot down on China, right Like,

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Speaker 10: I mean, I think that's abundantly clear. Right, He's putting

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Speaker 10: against them, and that's why he's got best in over there.

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Speaker 10: And again he I asked him if he is willing

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Speaker 10: to meet with Jijingping directly, and he said that he is.

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Speaker 10: So I would imagine that a meeting between President Trump

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Speaker 10: off very soon.

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Speaker 4: I think it is, Matt, what is the what's the

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Speaker 4: vibe over there? We were told there's gonna be all

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Speaker 4: these huge protests. It looks like people greeting the president

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Speaker 4: at least at Turnbury was overwhelming. These people coming out

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Speaker 4: in Scotland just to see them it looked like almost

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Speaker 4: What has been the what's been the sense of the

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Speaker 4: place with President Trump?

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Speaker 1: Uh?

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Speaker 4: Since he started this couple of days ago?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, so, I we flew into Edinburgh a couple of

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Speaker 10: days ago and then we were in the process of

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Speaker 10: getting down here to Turnbury and we're on our way

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Speaker 10: back to Edinburgh tonight. But the I so we've gotten

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Speaker 10: a real sense of the country, right like. So we've

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Speaker 10: traveled throughout the whole country. We talked to people all over. Look,

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Speaker 10: Scotland's not the most conservative place in the world, right Like,

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Speaker 10: It's it's pretty liberal, right A lot of people here

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Speaker 10: don't I don't like the President's politics. But I will

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Speaker 10: say everyone that we've met to a person is extremely polite,

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Speaker 10: right like, So there's a there's a politeness here. I

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Speaker 10: might my grandparents are from Scotland. I've never actually been

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Speaker 10: here before. And then it's been an honor to come

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Speaker 10: over here and do this interview, uh and and and

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Speaker 10: to cover this stuff and really get to know these people.

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Speaker 4: Uh.

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Speaker 10: But the but the fact is that I didn't I

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Speaker 10: had no idea that people were so polite here, right like.

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Speaker 10: I don't know if this is just a new thing,

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Speaker 10: but I almost everybody we're talking to knows that we

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Speaker 10: were going there to interview the President and whatnot, and

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Speaker 10: and you know, some people will agree, some people don't.

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Speaker 10: But I don't think that there's this like radical left

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Speaker 10: like you see at home in the United States when

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Speaker 10: you see the violent protests like in Los Angeles or

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Speaker 10: Philadelphia or something like that. It's not here, right like,

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Speaker 10: people are polite. They may they may disagree with them.

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Speaker 10: You know, when you heard it from the Prime minister

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Speaker 10: there was the President Trump doesn't like wind energy, right like.

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Speaker 10: And there's a lot of windmills around. We've seen them too,

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Speaker 10: right he doesn't like the windmills. He thinks they're terrible.

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Speaker 10: I agree with them one hundred percent on that, by

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Speaker 10: the way. But the fact is that the British Prime

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Speaker 10: Minister was asked about it until was President Trump there

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Speaker 10: and the Bible at our press availability not that long.

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Speaker 6: Ago that we just left.

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Speaker 10: President Trump ripped the windmills very aggressively, and Kirs Scharmer

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Speaker 10: defended the wills, right like. But it's so very politely.

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Speaker 10: So it's a it's a it's just a different I

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Speaker 10: think it's a different attitude here. It's a respect for

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Speaker 10: the United States and for President Trump that he probably

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Speaker 10: didn't have in his first term.

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Speaker 4: Matt, we got a balance. I know you do too.

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Speaker 4: Where do people go social media? And when will the

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Speaker 4: interview be up?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, just follow me and boil one on Twitter x

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Speaker 6: and a real map, boil on True Social And we're

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Speaker 6: going to get it out as fast as we can.

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Speaker 6: But we're doing a bunch of traveler just six because

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Speaker 6: we've got to get back to Washington for our big

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Speaker 6: event with Secretary beston on Wednesday. But we'll get it

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Speaker 6: out hopefully starting tonight.

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Speaker 4: Fresh from Stockholm and Johnny Cohn in tow the Great

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Speaker 4: Johnny Kahn, Matt Boyle Bright bart big event on Wednesday

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Speaker 4: with the Secretary of Treasury. Two minute breaks back in

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Speaker 4: a moment