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Speaker 1: the country. A lot of those organized through Indivisible, a

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Speaker 1: lot of them organized through fifty to fifty one and

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Speaker 2: Look, Donald Trump wants to spend tens of millions of

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Speaker 3: With tanks in the streets.

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Speaker 2: And on one level, this is ridiculous, right, but he

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Speaker 2: of the authoritarian playbook. He wants to project strength. He

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Speaker 3: He doesn't. He doesn't.

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Speaker 2: As we said on that website, Look, real power is

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Speaker 2: not in DC, it's distributed all across the country. And

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Speaker 2: what we're looking to do on No Kings Day is

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Speaker 2: to say, look, Donald Trump does not own the flag,

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Speaker 2: And this isn't about any individual organization. This is about

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Speaker 2: all of us. Whether you are from the faith community.

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Speaker 2: Whether you're a veteran, whether you're an activist, whether you're

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Speaker 2: there are one hundred events so far. This has been

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Speaker 2: the world for April fifth. Hands off.

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Speaker 3: If you are watching this right now and you.

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Speaker 2: Are thinking, well, I don't want a king in this country,

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Speaker 3: Neither do we, and you can be part of this.

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Speaker 2: Look up, see if you've got an event near you.

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Speaker 2: If you don't, congratulations, you are going to be the organizer.

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Speaker 2: We're an event in your community. We need them in

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Speaker 2: States and purple states and blue states.

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Speaker 3: Ultimately, this comes down to all of us. We have

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Speaker 2: Show that yes, this is a constitutional republic, and a

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Speaker 3: Has no kings showing up.

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Speaker 2: We're showing up to send a message to everybody else

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Speaker 2: right and trying to decide what do I do? And

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Speaker 2: as you said, this is law firms, this is universities,

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Speaker 2: guy for real? Is he in power forever? Do I

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Speaker 2: have to adjust to this new reality permanently.

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Speaker 3: Or will there be a new day, a new.

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Speaker 2: Day of accountability that follows the Trump administration. And by

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Speaker 2: showing up en mass repeatedly month after month, week after week,

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Speaker 2: day after day, in many cases, what we are doing

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Speaker 2: is sending a very strong signal to those businesses, those universities,

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Speaker 2: those law firms that, oh, I can't actually just cover

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Speaker 3: This guy is going to be out soon.

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Speaker 2: He's an unpopular, lame Doug president, and there is going

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Speaker 3: So this smart move stops mean.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to cover myself today, and it becomes I've

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Speaker 3: Stop us. We are seeing tonight a surge in.

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Speaker 1: The price of gold, now trading above thirty three hundred

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Speaker 4: Gold is seen is the safest when everything else is risky.

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Speaker 5: It tells me gold is shawney and people get attracted

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Speaker 5: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 5: Here's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 5: of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I

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Speaker 3: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 2: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 5: Ask yourself, what is my task and what.

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Speaker 3: Is my purpose?

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Speaker 5: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 3: War Room.

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Speaker 6: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 5: Bat It's a Tuesday six May you're of EARLERD twenty

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Speaker 5: twenty five. Dave Bratt Ryding shotgun with me. This morning

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Speaker 5: the Canadian Prime Minister will show up very important meeting

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Speaker 5: about trade Tariff's all of it on a guy who's

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Speaker 5: not a great guy, one of those slippery Goldman Sachs guys. Right,

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Speaker 5: Dave Bratt, he's coming in today. He's supposed to arrive

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Speaker 5: I think at eleven is what Brian Glynn is telling us.

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Speaker 5: And right now they're going to spend about forty five

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Speaker 5: President Trump can take too much of this guy behind

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Speaker 5: Bratt right there, that's the Australian economist that's on Stephanie

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Speaker 5: Rule all the time. I think it's from the University

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Speaker 5: of Michigan and Michigan State. Can't figure out the price

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Speaker 5: of gold, Hey, all you have to do is go

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Speaker 5: to birch Gold dot com. It's not about the price,

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Speaker 5: it's about the process. Why has gold been a hedge

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Speaker 5: it's going to go up and down. The point is

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Speaker 5: it's outperformed the S and P five hundred, why is that?

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Speaker 5: Why is that? You asked Steve. It's not supposed to

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Speaker 5: be moved like stocks. It's supposed to be just a

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Speaker 5: you listen to brother Dave Bratt? No increase in productivity

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Speaker 7: They might have missed it this week, but I've been

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Speaker 7: talking about the real economy and capital is the key.

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Speaker 7: If you want economic growth, you have to have productivity

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Speaker 7: that's down for seventy years in a row. But if

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Speaker 7: capital is not a sexy story at all either. That's

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Speaker 7: The kids in this country have been left behind. The

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Speaker 5: You know two, they have a big need for the

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Speaker 5: yea yea six day it's a perverted need.

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Speaker 5: What they're doing to pervert the k through trup. This

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Speaker 5: is one of the reasons Trump won. Those mothers who

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Speaker 5: the librarians. The librarians. I remember when I was a kid,

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Speaker 5: And now it's a freak show. They're all Marxist. Yeah,

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Speaker 7: Trump's bringing back two trillion in capital according to White House,

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Speaker 5: And hangar a second to trade and let's bifurcate this. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: pension funds. Our pension funds shouldn't be in China, in

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Speaker 7: And Trump's fundamental transformation here is we have massive trade deficits, right,

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Speaker 5: So as we turn that around for stop full stop economists.

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Speaker 5: right now we have a debt. Okay, that's one. Number

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Speaker 5: two is the twenty five treeion dollars accumulative trade deficits. Okay,

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Speaker 5: Number eighteen train of that directly tied to China. Number

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Speaker 5: three is the twenty five trillion dollars of intellectual property

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Speaker 5: they've stolen or forced us to give to them and

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Speaker 5: joint ventures which is six on being a year, and

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Speaker 5: that's outside sources saying that, mister economist, Let's go back

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Speaker 5: we're buying great stuff with our money and they're taking it.

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Speaker 7: Right, we're buying goods over the last thirty years from China.

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Speaker 7: They get our capital, they're investing, and this is the

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Speaker 7: our frol and Pebble Beach and all this, right, shouldn't

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Speaker 7: And so we'll see that this new burst of capital

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Speaker 7: from countries who have learned about our leverage. And there's

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Speaker 5: Gonna be saying, this is the tariffs. You're gonna pay

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Speaker 5: a premium. So you need the movie production over here

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Speaker 5: Here's the question you have to answer, was it what

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Speaker 9: The Congressman, these economic numbers are noisy and subject to

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Speaker 7: the crime's down twenty five percent in the city. That's

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Speaker 7: his job, and so on every objective met that's.

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Speaker 5: A secondary that's a secondary job. No, it's fine. I'm glad.

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Speaker 5: I'm glad. By the way, if you put a couple

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Speaker 5: of cops out here's gonna good in Timbers. The place

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Speaker 5: was lawless under this group of clowns you got in DC.

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Speaker 5: Come on, it's a joke. He put a couple of

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Speaker 5: cops out there, of course, go good. Now he's in

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Speaker 5: an amazing job because he has focused on it. I

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Speaker 5: don't want to take that away, But that's not the

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Speaker 5: primary purpose is to go after this corrupt apparatus has

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Speaker 5: the Imperial capital. And for Tom tell Us and Hey Corning,

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Speaker 5: the whole crowd. None of them pushed it. This thing

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Speaker 5: was late last night. It was only at midnight. Well,

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Speaker 5: you had to do it at midnight to give the

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Speaker 5: three days to do the mark up on Thursday, because

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Speaker 5: then they know Shifty Ship's gonna call for a one

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Speaker 5: week a thing that you can call because of the

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Speaker 5: Senate that would take it to the following Thursday. Then

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Speaker 5: you would have, you know, a day or two, I think,

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Speaker 5: to get it through before the twentieth. Now here's what's

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Speaker 5: gonna happen. Boseburg's gonna point, But Boseburg's gonna point somebody.

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Speaker 5: Trump's gonna say no, and they're gonna put ed Martin

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Speaker 5: back in there. This is the this is but it's

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Speaker 5: a deeper issue.

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Speaker 7: No, And the big his big crime was he called

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Speaker 7: out Schumer for Schumer's remarks on threatening the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 7: And you know, paybacks are whatever he said and for

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Speaker 7: that he's not forgiven. But their side always scores. Our

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Speaker 7: side gets punished by our own cub scout guys, and

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Speaker 7: we don't get justice as.

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Speaker 5: A result in this country. What this is a huge

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Speaker 5: deal because there's so many things that President Trump's working

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Speaker 5: on the people of the White House are working on right.

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Speaker 5: One is the decontrol the administrative state. That comes both budgetarily,

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Speaker 5: it also comes from DOGE. Although I haven't seen a

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Speaker 5: number on waste for an abuse, a tangible number programmatically,

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Speaker 5: they did go in on things that we couldn't get

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Speaker 5: to for years. Because as you know, being a conservative

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Speaker 5: in a in a budget cutter, you would make the

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Speaker 5: argument you couldn't get at a committee the right tell

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Speaker 5: people that there's this whole thing about they they're for

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Speaker 5: limited government the Republican Party. It's a lie. They never

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Speaker 5: voted for limited government. I was talking about PBS and

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Speaker 5: in NPR twenty years after all the stuff they did

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Speaker 5: in that with Bush in the early and the early

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Speaker 5: two thousand.

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Speaker 7: I'm serious. I've said this multiple times. But I was

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Speaker 7: on the budget committee Paul Ryan and the guys. Speaker

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Speaker 7: were coming in. The speaker sets every number in the budget, right,

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Speaker 7: so he would come into budgetmmittee say, here's the number

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Speaker 7: at the end of six months. You guys have fun

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Speaker 7: chatting for six months, but here's the number you're going

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Speaker 7: to hit. Right. It's all predetermined by what I called

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Speaker 7: the giant Excel spreadsheet in the sky, and that's the

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Speaker 7: donor money. If you take away, you know, billion dollars

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Speaker 7: from somebody, you're taking it away from a commitment, right,

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Speaker 7: somebody that's got a little sentence in the budget line.

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Speaker 7: And there goes there cash, and there there goes our donations.

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Speaker 7: And that's we're addicted to the cash. And everybody understands that.

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Speaker 7: The mega the posse understand to get to the most

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Speaker 7: important committees.

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Speaker 5: The day you show up, they give you a target number, like,

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Speaker 5: if you want to get an appropriation's armed services, you've

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Speaker 5: got to raise two hundred thousand or so for the

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Speaker 5: good of the team, not for you by doing fundraisers

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Speaker 5: every night.

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Speaker 7: Right, Oh, Constant. I was never even invited to conversation

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Speaker 7: because I beat Canner. So I was kicked out of

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Speaker 7: the members you know, dining room and no, no, no

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Speaker 7: soup being soup.

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Speaker 5: I thought, hang on because you had the biggest upset

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Speaker 5: in American political history. No committees I was on. No,

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Speaker 3: Do you get to the committee you're raising somebody?

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Speaker 6: You were, like Marjorie.

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Speaker 5: So they just shunned you. Right, they're going to say

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Speaker 5: from the start, from the start.

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Speaker 7: So my only option was to go on to cameras

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Speaker 7: and then I get beat by the CIA, which I

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Speaker 7: find out is a cutout and uh you know, I.

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Speaker 5: Mean it's just the future governor of Virginia. Yeah, this

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Speaker 5: city is they gotta they had. They were rolling the

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Speaker 5: CIA up on on on on on, Brad because they

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Speaker 5: realized you were getting some traction. Okay, we're gonna take

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Speaker 5: a short commercial break. Center to Holly's gonna join us

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Speaker 5: on the other side A lot to get to the

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Speaker 5: one probably true populist in the United States Senate on

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Speaker 5: the Republican side. In fact, there's no populace on the

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Speaker 5: Democratic side. So I guess he's the guess he's a

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Speaker 5: I don't know Man's learn it. It's not the price,

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Speaker 5: it's the process. It's not the price of the process.

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Speaker 5: Governor Josh Hawley from Missouri in the warm in.

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Speaker 6: A moment, excuse your Stephen k.

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Speaker 5: Okay, Tuesday sixth, May you live att twenty pointy five. German,

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Speaker 5: by the way, had a complete fiasco in the German

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Speaker 5: Parliament Rulease where they couldn't even get the compromise candidate

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Speaker 5: Conservative candidate across. They were going to have the vote

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Speaker 5: but looks like they just in panic they revoted in passing.

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Speaker 5: We'll have more about that later. Senator Josh Howley joins

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Speaker 5: us So, Senator Holly, we were up working late last

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Speaker 5: night expecting on the Judiciary Committee. I guess to set

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Speaker 5: a date on Thursday for Ed Martin, but it looks

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Speaker 5: like Senator Tillis at least come forward and said that

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Speaker 5: he can't do it. He can't get there because of

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Speaker 5: January sixth. You just give folks an overview of what's

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Speaker 5: happening over there, sir.

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Speaker 4: What Yeah, sure, it's great to be with you. By

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Speaker 4: the way, thanks always for having me. I think the

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Speaker 4: situation is this, You've got a number of Republicans who

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Speaker 4: don't want to vote on Ed Martin, and this is

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Speaker 4: the President's nominee, obviously to be the US Attorney at

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Speaker 4: the District of Columbia. I just want to say I've

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Speaker 4: known Ed for years. He's a Missouri guy, so I've

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Speaker 4: known him and his family for years and years and years.

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Speaker 4: I obviously support him. I look forward to voting on him,

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Speaker 4: and I hope we get to a vote. Steve. I mean,

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Speaker 4: my view is that if we vote on him. He

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Speaker 4: will pass. He will pass in the committee. I believe

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Speaker 4: he will pass on the floor of the Senate. And

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Speaker 4: you know as well as I do, getting a strong

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Speaker 4: US attorney in the district is vital. The district is

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Speaker 4: a cesspool. It is a crime wave every single day.

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Speaker 4: Ed knows how to clean that up. And really, you know,

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Speaker 4: I think we're seeing a more opposition of the president's pick.

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Speaker 4: I mean, this is no senator nominated Ed Martin. This

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Speaker 4: is the president's pick. And that's my message to my colleagues.

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Speaker 4: Let's vote on him. Let's pass him.

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Speaker 5: You know, Ed was the wingman for Phyllis Schlaffley, one

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Speaker 5: of the true greats in our country in the conservative

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Speaker 5: movement and as an American, I mean what she did

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Speaker 5: is monumental. Ed was there work with him for years.

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Speaker 5: Sarah Harley, I think this is what has our audience confused,

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Speaker 5: because we had were we had guys from Heritage on yesterday.

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Speaker 5: All day we were on the Sed Martin thing. The president.

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Speaker 5: This is there's so much going on. We understand that

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Speaker 5: the President comes out yes and put a true social

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Speaker 5: He worked the phones, He talked to till Us for hours.

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Speaker 5: This is something that is vital important, like the two

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Speaker 5: US attorneys have matter right now are Southern District of

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Speaker 5: New York in DC. Given that the President's all in

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Speaker 5: on this, the White House is.

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Speaker 10: All in on this.

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Speaker 5: People that are big supporters of the President, like Senator

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Speaker 5: Josh Hawley of Missouri, are all in on this. How

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Speaker 5: can we have I mean just even showing the Democrats

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Speaker 5: of the nation that were united, how can that happen well?

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Speaker 4: And this is why I think we are going to

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Speaker 4: get to a vote and he is going to pass.

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Speaker 4: I just don't see how he doesn't. To be honest

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Speaker 4: with you, Steve, because the President and you mentioned this

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Speaker 4: last night, The President made it crystal clear publicly that

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Speaker 4: Ed Martin is top top priority for him because the

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Speaker 4: district of Columbia being safe is top top priority. I mean,

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Speaker 4: right now, you can't you know this as well as

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Speaker 4: I do. You cannot go out on the streets in

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Speaker 4: the district and not fear for your life. I've got

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Speaker 4: staffers in my office literally who've been shot. I've got stitutions.

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Speaker 4: When they visit VC, they say, is it's safe for us?

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Speaker 4: And I have to tell him, honestly, I don't know

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Speaker 4: that it really is. This is our nation's capital. It

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Speaker 4: ought to be the cleanest, It ought to be the safest,

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Speaker 4: It ought to be the best place to visit in

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Speaker 4: our country because it represents what our country is about,

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Speaker 4: and our own citizens can't come here without fear of

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Speaker 4: their lives. It's ridiculous. We need a US attorney. He's

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Speaker 4: going to go after the crime and clean up the city,

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Speaker 4: especially in front of our two fifties celebration next year.

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Speaker 4: Ed is the right guy to do that. He's the

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Speaker 4: President's choice. And I would just say to my fellow

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Speaker 4: Republicans on the committee and listen, I'm not saying anything

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Speaker 4: to you. I haven't said to them privately personally. Give

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Speaker 4: this guy a shot. Meet with him, talk to him

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Speaker 4: about what he's going to do in the office, Talk

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Speaker 4: to the president. I think when that happens, he is

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Speaker 4: going to pass the committee. I just don't see how

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Speaker 4: he doesn't.

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Speaker 7: Sir.

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Speaker 5: Let's go to other issues, because it seems like you

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Speaker 5: understand the president's agenda to focus on working class and

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Speaker 5: middle class folks and to make sure that we try

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Speaker 5: to have an economic path where they can have a

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Speaker 5: shot and have a level playing field. I notice, and

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Speaker 5: I want to talk about this new bill. You're working

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Speaker 5: on a bunch of stuff up there that hits to

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Speaker 5: the heart of what populism, what economic nationalism is. It's

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Speaker 5: what the President talks about all the time. But I

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Speaker 5: notice a lot of times you're having to partner with

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Speaker 5: Democrats tell us about this, about going after big pharma

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Speaker 5: in this new bill. But I see this over and

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Speaker 5: over and over again. The question our audience has is,

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Speaker 5: what's the problem with the other Republicans that the President

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Speaker 5: has put his shoulder to the wheel to get them in.

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Speaker 4: Senator Hawley, you know, we need more Republican populace in

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Speaker 4: the United States Senate. We need more Republican populace in Congress.

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Speaker 4: We need them to support things like my new prescription

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Speaker 4: drug bill. Here's what it does, Steve. It caps the

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Speaker 4: price of prescription drugs in the United States of America. Period.

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Speaker 4: Here's how it caps it. It says that what these

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Speaker 4: big pharma companies charge overseas in Europe and in Canada,

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Speaker 4: whatever that price is, that's whether they ought to be

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Speaker 4: charging Americans. Right now, in my home state of Missouri,

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Speaker 4: we are getting charged two and three and sometimes four

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Speaker 4: times as much for the same drugs that Big Pharma

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Speaker 4: is selling in France and Italy and Canada and wherever else.

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Speaker 4: It is ridiculous. We are paying in the United States

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Speaker 4: of America. We are paying for everybody else's drugs worldwide.

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Speaker 4: Big Farma knows it. They are lining their pockets with

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Speaker 4: our taxpayers dollars. It is outrageous. So what we ought

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Speaker 4: to do is what the president proposed. By the way, Steve,

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Speaker 4: this is the president's idea. He proposed us in his

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Speaker 4: first term. We ought to write it into law. No

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Speaker 4: more ripoffs from big pharma. But to your point, my

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Speaker 4: co sponsor is a Democrat, Peter Welch, great guy. I'm

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Speaker 4: delighted to partner with him on this. Man, I'd love

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Speaker 4: to have some Republicans, you know, I mean, where are

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Speaker 4: the Republicans? We need them to stand up for the

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Speaker 4: President's working class agenda.

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Speaker 5: Is it because it's too much big pharma lobby money?

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Speaker 5: I mean, what's the reason? Because it's the president's idea,

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Speaker 5: You've put it into a bill. It makes total sense.

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Speaker 5: People support it, they love it. But you can't get

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Speaker 5: a co sponsorship from Republicans. Why is that?

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Speaker 4: I think two things. Number One is the money. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: Big Pharma has enormous amounts the money. And let's just

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Speaker 4: be honest, Big Pharma has bankrolled so many of these

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Speaker 4: political action committees. They are dark money. You talk about

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Speaker 4: the dark money kings, Big Pharma on the Republican side

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Speaker 4: is probably the king of dark money, and they have

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Speaker 4: poured it into the coffers of Republicans, including Republican leaders.

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Speaker 4: So that's a huge, huge problem. And some of it,

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Speaker 4: Steve is ideological. I mean, it's sad to say, but

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Speaker 4: much of the party, among elected leaders in Congress, is

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Speaker 4: still trapped in the past. They're still trapped in this

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Speaker 4: idea that whatever big business wants, big business should get,

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Speaker 4: and somehow that's what we're about as Republicans. That's not

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Speaker 4: what we're about, is Republicans. We're about working people, We're

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Speaker 4: about working families. We're about making this nation the greatest

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Speaker 4: it can be and putting Americans first. That doesn't mean

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Speaker 4: multinational corporations first. And we got to make that switch.

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Speaker 4: It's got to be America first, not big business first.

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Speaker 4: A big business wants to do something good for America, terrific,

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Speaker 4: We're for that. But right now pharma is gouging Americans

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Speaker 4: they're putting America last, they're putting their profits first. We

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Speaker 4: got to do something about that.

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Speaker 5: You were the first, really on the Republican side, one

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Speaker 5: of the first to warn us about big tech and

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Speaker 5: the problems of big tech. President Trump, I mean, the

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Speaker 5: going and the Democrats talk about the oligarchs. President Trump

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Speaker 5: in this district in Northern Virginia, federal courts, it's amazing

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Speaker 5: going after Facebook has them on trial now, the FTC,

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Speaker 5: the great Andrew Ferguson the FTC. The Justice Department has,

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Speaker 5: you know, under Gail Slater. They've got him in Northern Virginia.

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Speaker 5: I think for the for the for the for the

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Speaker 5: ad thing, and then for Search in DC, they're trying

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Speaker 5: to break up Google. You've got it. They just came

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Speaker 5: out and they're trying to find Apple. They're actually the

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Speaker 5: Trump administration is going after the oligarchs like Teddy Roosevelt.

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Speaker 5: I mean, it's pretty amazing. Why is there not more

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Speaker 5: guys like you up in the Senate that are cheering

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Speaker 5: this on and saying, hey, this is exactly what we're

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Speaker 5: going to ought to be doing because all of these oligarchs,

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Speaker 5: they may be with us right now for a minute,

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Speaker 5: but they're all progressive Democrats.

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Speaker 4: Senator to Hawley, one hundred percent progressive Democrats. Woke corporations.

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Speaker 4: You know, we heard all this talk about woke corporation

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Speaker 4: since a couple of years ago from Republicans. You want

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Speaker 4: to know how to deal with them. This is how

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Speaker 4: you deal with them. What Trump is doing is how

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Speaker 4: you deal with them. What Teddy Roosevelt did is how

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Speaker 4: you deal with them. Because we have a choice here.

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Speaker 4: It's pretty stark. Either the woke corporations, the fat cast,

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Speaker 4: the multinationals, either they'll run the country or the people

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Speaker 4: will run the country. It's binary, it's one of the other.

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Speaker 4: You can't have both. And what we know is the

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Speaker 4: Mark Zuckerberg's of the world and the Googles of the world.

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Speaker 4: Those guys they want to run the country. They want

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Speaker 4: to buy off the Congress, they want to control the

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Speaker 4: White House, they want to write the laws. They want

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Speaker 4: to run it. And either they'll do it or the

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Speaker 4: people will do it. Can't have it both ways, and

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Speaker 4: Trump is going after them. The way you do it

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Speaker 4: is you go break them up, you go subject them

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Speaker 4: to competition. You give people the right to sue them

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Speaker 4: when they come and censor you and they take a

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Speaker 4: will take a take will take all take will take

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Speaker 4: a will take it with the right track here. And

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Speaker 4: if Trump keeps this up, he is going to you

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Speaker 4: mentioned Roosevelt, he is going to have the opportunity. Trump

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Speaker 4: is to be remembered as one of the great anti

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Speaker 4: trust presidents, probably the greatest Republican anti trust president since

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Speaker 4: Theodore Roosevelt, who kicked the whole tradition off. So this

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Speaker 4: is a huge moment, Steve. It's very important. And Republicans

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Speaker 4: in Congress need to come in now and say, all right,

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Speaker 4: we're going to do our part. We're going to give

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Speaker 4: everyday Americans the right to sue these big tech corporations,

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Speaker 4: which you don't have right now, by the way, can't

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Speaker 4: do it. We need to give them the right to sue,

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Speaker 4: to protect your free speech rights, to protect against censorship,

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Speaker 4: to protect your personal property rights. That's the next frontier.

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Speaker 5: Last thing about this, the big beautiful bill and spending

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Speaker 5: and that cuts. I mean, you were the first guy

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Speaker 5: really come out and say, hey, look, this thing looks

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Speaker 5: like he's going to be a July post July. Just

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Speaker 5: what is because we hear the House saying one thing logically,

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Speaker 5: what can people expect when we really get down to

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Speaker 5: it and start fighting over the spending and start talking

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Speaker 5: about the tax the tax cuts, when do you think

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Speaker 5: that really starts to heat up. Because this list looks

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Speaker 5: to me like is going to go through the entire

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Speaker 5: summer and we're not going to vote on this thing

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Speaker 5: until the fall.

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Speaker 4: Sir, Yeah, that's my concern too, Steve. I mean, I'm

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Speaker 4: hoping for July. At this point. The process has been

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Speaker 4: really slow, if you want my personal opinion, too slow.

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Speaker 4: I mean I think that here we are in May

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Speaker 4: have what have the houses gotten passed on this nothing?

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Speaker 4: So we need to speed this process up. And here

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Speaker 4: are my priorities. That's what the President said. Number One,

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Speaker 4: we need to give working people who elected this president

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Speaker 4: and who gave us Republican majorities. We need to give

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Speaker 4: working people tax cut, no taxes on tips, no taxes

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Speaker 4: on overtime. We need to give every family in America,

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Speaker 4: working people with kids. They need a tax cut for

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Speaker 4: every kid they have. Let's deliver the biggest working class

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Speaker 4: tax cut in American history. That'd be quite a legacy.

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Speaker 4: Number Two, Medicaid. We got to protect Medicaid. This idea

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Speaker 4: that we're going to cut benefits from Medicaid like some

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Speaker 4: Republicans want to do. This is the dumbest idea I've

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Speaker 4: heard in a long long time. Our voters, many of

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Speaker 4: them are working folks who can't otherwise afford healthcare because

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Speaker 4: of what the Democrats did to healthcare in this country.

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Speaker 4: They depend on Medicaid, them and their kids. The idea

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Speaker 4: that we would take that away from people is insane.

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Speaker 4: So we got to protect Medicaid benefits for folks. We

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Speaker 4: got to give them a tax cut. We got to

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Speaker 4: cut back on the woke spending, the Green New Deal spending.

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Speaker 4: That's the ticket.

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Speaker 5: How did your constituents in Missouri when they hear that,

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Speaker 5: what do they think?

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Speaker 4: Well, when they hear they hear the possibility the tax

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Speaker 4: cut with the president ran on, they say yes, I

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Speaker 4: mean heck, Missouri voted for Donald Trump by eighteen points.

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Speaker 4: When they hear some Republicans say, you know, now, we'd

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Speaker 4: like to cut Medicaid. We'd like to come in here

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Speaker 4: and take away your benefits, they have a heart attack.

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Speaker 4: They say, wait, wait, wait a minute, wait a minute.

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Speaker 4: Many of them they don't want to be on Medicaid, Steve,

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Speaker 4: they have to be because they can't afford health insurance. Otherwise,

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Speaker 4: I'm talking about working people here now, able bodied working

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Speaker 4: people in my state, Steve, twenty one percent of Missourians,

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Speaker 4: twenty one percent are on Medicaid or CHIP. That's the

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Speaker 4: piece of it for kids. And these are working folks

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Speaker 4: that are like, hey, they don't have health care at

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Speaker 4: their job. They can't afford it. They need medicaid, their

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Speaker 4: kids needed. My view is you don't come in and

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Speaker 4: throw those people out in the cold. That's insane, that's wrong.

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Speaker 4: We ought to be giving those people more of their

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Speaker 4: harder and money back and helping them get on their feet,

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Speaker 4: get a shot, and not taking away what they paid for.

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Speaker 5: Santa Holly, how do people follow you on social media?

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Speaker 5: Where they go and particularly get your books and your writings.

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Speaker 4: You can go to the Amazon, Barnes and Noble anywhere

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Speaker 4: that books are sold, your local bookstore for my books.

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Speaker 4: Tearing a big tech manhood on social media, I'm Holly Mo,

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Speaker 4: Holly Mo, and you can follow me everywhere, Instagram, x,

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Speaker 4: you name it, and it's always great to be with you. Steve,

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Speaker 4: thank you for having me.

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Speaker 5: Well, let's get to work and get some more populous

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Speaker 5: that New York Times article was amazing about you. But

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Speaker 5: it's a lonely fight up there as the only true

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Speaker 5: populace in the United States Senate on the Republican side.

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Speaker 5: In fact, there's no populas on the Democrats side. So

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Speaker 5: I I guess you're the one true populous. We got

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Speaker 5: to get some more guys in there, more men and

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Speaker 5: women like you, sir. That's the bottom line. Not going

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Speaker 5: to change to that happens.

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Speaker 4: Well, need some reinforcements, there's no doubt about it.

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Speaker 5: Senatral Hally, thank you and thank you for backing the

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Speaker 5: President's agenda and being full maga. Appreciate you, sir, you bet,

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Speaker 5: thank you. Right there, it's just laid down in the

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Speaker 5: folks in Missouri. Trump won Missouri by eighteen points. He

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Speaker 5: makes the point nobody, no, Macca, no, no, nobody wants

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Speaker 5: to be on Medicaid. They don't want to do it.

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Speaker 5: The jobs aren't paying enough money because you got you

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Speaker 5: got competitional foreign labor here, get ten million illegal aliens

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Speaker 5: in here, driving down wagers. You got these crap HB

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Speaker 5: one visas. The assault on the American worker is relentless.

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Speaker 5: They don't want to be on there you go and

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Speaker 5: you go out to Montana and Wyoming, these places, Idaho,

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Speaker 5: they're all Trump country. They're hiring them there. It's higher

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Speaker 5: than that. It's not the old days, the old days

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Speaker 5: that oh the Medicaid, medic Nobody wants to have medicaid,

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Speaker 5: but they're forced to take it. Chris can hang over

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Speaker 5: a second. Dave Bret's with me. Just finish the Hall

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Speaker 5: of your back in a moment, we.

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Speaker 6: Literally swell, let's stick down. Let's say, excuse your host.

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Speaker 6: Stephen came back.

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Speaker 5: Okay, there's a lot going on. And by the way,

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Speaker 5: Josh Harley just made newsmwhere a guy like Josh Hawley,

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Speaker 5: who's very well respected, he's kind of one of these

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Speaker 5: cruise like guys with the brain and the big law

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Speaker 5: schools in the Ivy League. He's very respected on judiciary.

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Speaker 5: When Josh Holly just said, hey, he's going to get

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Speaker 5: to he's going to get a voting committee, he's going

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Speaker 5: to get out of committee, he's going to go to

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Speaker 5: the floor and he's going to pass on the floor

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Speaker 5: that you should listen because right now it looks like

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Speaker 5: an extremely heavy lift. I got Julian Barber here from

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Speaker 5: done with debt which is critically important given what Holly

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Speaker 5: just said about Medicaid and other things. I want to

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Speaker 5: make sure we're going to need you at the ramparts.

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Speaker 5: The work you guys have done on ed Martin just

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Speaker 5: in the last couple of days have been amazing. I mean,

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Speaker 5: we're in this place right now where it's close or

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Speaker 5: could happen because of you. Because it looked pretty grim.

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Speaker 5: That's why the President jumped in yessay on True Social

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Speaker 5: It looked grim until the war and posse through Article

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Speaker 5: three and also over with the bill blaster got engaged

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Speaker 5: here home title lock deck. So we need you not

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Speaker 5: lock dot com, promo code Steve do that today. We

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Speaker 5: need you up at the ramparts, Jillian. The one thing

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Speaker 5: And the last thing we needed to do is put

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Speaker 5: that letter from the credit card company in the drawer,

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Speaker 5: because it's not going away there, it's just metastasizing. Help

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Speaker 11: Today's subjects perfect timing. Josh talking about medicaid. People are

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Speaker 11: worried about that. They're worried about their money. When people

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Speaker 11: come to me and ask, you know, what is it

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Speaker 11: you do on Steve Bannon's show, and I talk about

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Speaker 11: debt and it all ties and it really is a

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Speaker 11: state that we are in right now. So many Americans

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Speaker 11: need money and they are in debt. As Steve mentioned,

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Speaker 11: things happen overnight. For me, it was cancer. For you,

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Speaker 11: it might be something else. So you know, we want

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Speaker 11: to have that little piece of you know, mind over here.

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Speaker 11: But on the other hand, we've got to live our

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Speaker 11: life and spend money.

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Speaker 10: So done with that.

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Speaker 8: What do they do?

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Speaker 11: Well, they come in and they will help you. Like

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Speaker 11: Steve said, don't shove it in a drawer. They're going

894
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Speaker 11: to take it out of the drawer. Once they take

895
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Speaker 11: it out of the drawer, they're going to get to work.

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Speaker 11: There are a team of people, all right, they're going

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Speaker 11: to combat all those letters and phone calls overnight.

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Speaker 11: Second, they are going to talk to all the institutions

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Speaker 11: average American consumer. All right, And these are people just

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Speaker 11: on food, education, on everything. So what Done with that

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Speaker 10: And you know, for me, it was just peace of mind.

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Speaker 5: There are so many hang Andrian, I don't want people

914
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Speaker 5: understand this. Yours happened because give me a minute. Yours

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Speaker 5: happened because of medical bills. How did that happen? How

916
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Speaker 5: did you end up going bankrupt because of being overwhelmed

917
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Speaker 5: by medical bills?

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Speaker 10: Well, if you want to know the truth, I want

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Speaker 10: to tell it.

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Speaker 11: They took out my cancer and they said, okay, well,

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Speaker 11: we're going to surgically fix you, and they did.

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Speaker 4: Ish.

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Speaker 10: I had very big problems after chemo. It was a disaster.

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Speaker 10: I called it a war zone, you know, when I

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Speaker 10: have breast cancer. But i'll tell you what they ended

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Speaker 11: Five hundred thousand dollars Steve. Yeah, and I didn't understand

928
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Speaker 11: what the hell was happening. That was just one part.

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Speaker 11: Then I had a business manager over here. You know,

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Speaker 11: I'm not a micro manager. I'm not good with numbers

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Speaker 11: like you, sir, And so I'm working my tailoff on

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Speaker 11: a few TV jobs, actually five. At one point thinking

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Speaker 11: this is great. I'm taking care of a husband who

934
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Speaker 11: didn't work. I'm taking care of two kids. Okay, I'm good. Well,

935
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Speaker 11: I had this man for twenty years.

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Speaker 10: Calls me in one. Dan says, oh.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, we owed the irs seven one hundred and fifty

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Speaker 11: thousand dollars and with penalties, Steve one point two. Now,

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Speaker 11: I'm a woman who doesn't want things hanging over my head.

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Speaker 11: I sold my house, I got rid of everything, and

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Speaker 11: I paid them off one point two. Okay, moving forward,

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Speaker 11: you still have all this to deal with, right matthicle

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Speaker 11: You've got and I'll tell you what. My head was

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Speaker 4: Uh.

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Speaker 11: The calls end and the letters stop, it's almost like

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Speaker 10: Get it behind you. Who needs this one Saturday night,

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Speaker 5: Great to see you see, thank you the medical and

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Speaker 5: you get overwhelmed. You don't need to go bankrupt, not

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Speaker 5: in this country. You got guys like Josh Holly fighting

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Speaker 5: for you. But it's not enough of them. I mean,

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Speaker 5: this is a disgrace. This is three times Trump is won.

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Speaker 5: Three times. Trump has run in one and done great

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Speaker 5: in the House and the Senate every time. Okay, and

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Speaker 5: how many people up there supporting I'm telling you, you

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Speaker 5: could take the entire Republican Party and it's a handful.

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Speaker 5: When you add the Senate. In the House, there's a handful.

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Speaker 5: We've had what ten years of Trump? Now, this is

991
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Speaker 5: why it's disgusting. This is why everything's trhy. Does everything

992
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Speaker 5: have to be a tractable president? We got so much

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Speaker 5: we got to work on. There's so much, almost overwhelming,

994
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Speaker 5: but it can get done. But then you got ed

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Speaker 5: Martin situation. Now we gotta spend time. It's opportunity costs.

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Speaker 5: Now you got to spend time and energy on this.

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Speaker 5: President got to spend the next couple of days getting

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Speaker 5: this thing. Sort of because a guy like Tom Tillis

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Speaker 5: that owes his entire political career, that Trump is saying, Oh,

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Speaker 5: I'm doing it because of January sixth, What the hell

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Speaker 5: are you talking about?

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Speaker 4: Man?

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Speaker 5: Shortbreak