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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: The President of the United States has been impeached for

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Speaker 2: now only the third time in history.

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Speaker 3: We are here today because Donald J. Trump, the forty

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Speaker 3: fifth President of the United States, abused the power of

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Speaker 3: his office, the American presidency for is a political and

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Speaker 3: personal benefit.

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Speaker 2: To effectuate this scheme, President Trump withheld two official acts

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Speaker 2: of vital importance to a nation at war with our adversary,

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Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin's Russia.

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Speaker 1: The President withheld a White.

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Speaker 2: House meeting that Ukraine desperately sought to bolster it standing

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Speaker 2: on the world stage. And more perniciously, President Trump suspended

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Speaker 2: hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid approved by

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Speaker 2: this Congress to course Ukraine into doing his electoral dirty work.

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Speaker 4: To withhold that systems for no good reason other than

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Speaker 4: help with the political impaign made no sense. It was

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Speaker 4: counterproductive to all of what we had been trying to do.

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Speaker 5: My worst fear of how our Ukraine policy could play

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Speaker 5: out was playing out, how this was likely to have

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Speaker 5: significant implications for US national security.

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Speaker 6: He was being involved in a domestic political errant, and

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Speaker 6: we were being involved in.

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Speaker 7: National security foreign policy, and those two things had just diverged.

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Speaker 8: I then heard President Trump ask, so he's going to

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Speaker 8: do the investigation. Maassar Songlon replied that he's going to

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Speaker 8: do it, adding to President Zelenski will do anything he

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Speaker 8: ask him to do. Was there a quick pro quote,

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Speaker 8: as I testified previously with regard to the requested White

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Speaker 8: House call and the White House meeting, The answer is yes.

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Speaker 1: Substract is a quick pro quote.

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Speaker 2: It is funding will not flow.

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Speaker 7: Unless the investigation into the Democratic Server happened. As well,

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Speaker 7: we do that all the time with foreign policy.

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Speaker 9: And when the president got caught, he committed his second

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Speaker 9: impeachable act, obstruction of Congress of the variability to make

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Speaker 9: sure that no one is above the law, not even

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Speaker 9: the president of the United States. The evidence is every

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Speaker 9: bit is strong that President Trump has obstructed Congress fully

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Speaker 9: without precedent and without basis in law. The President and

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Speaker 9: his men plot on the danger persists.

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Speaker 7: The risk is real.

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Speaker 9: Our democracy is at peril.

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Speaker 10: Well, I would.

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Speaker 11: Think that if they were honest about it, that sort

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Speaker 11: of major investigation into Divide.

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Speaker 12: It's a very simple answer.

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Speaker 11: He should investigate Divide and by the way, likewise, China

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Speaker 11: should start an investigation into divide.

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Speaker 13: Rudy Giuliani telling CNN's Dana Bash that he's wrapped up

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Speaker 13: his trip in Ukraine.

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Speaker 14: He's been in Europe this past week.

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Speaker 10: As part of a bid to keep digging for.

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Speaker 14: Dirt on President Trump's political rival.

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Speaker 1: And I have news for everybody. Get over it.

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Speaker 7: There's going to be political influence in foreign policy.

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Speaker 1: What is at risk here is the very.

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Speaker 2: Idea of America. That idea holds that we are a

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Speaker 2: nation of laws, not of men. We are a nation

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Speaker 2: that believes in the rule of law. When we say

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Speaker 2: we uphold the Constitution, we are not talking about a

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Speaker 2: piece of parchment. We're talking about a beautiful architecture in

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Speaker 2: which ambition is set against ambition, in which no branch

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Speaker 2: of government can dominate another.

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Speaker 3: The Trump administration is releasing what the President describes as

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Speaker 3: the transcript of that phone call that launched the Democrats'

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Speaker 3: impeachment investigation.

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Speaker 9: The big thing that everybody was talking about was that

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Speaker 9: there was a quid pro quo.

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Speaker 1: There is no explicit quid pro quote.

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Speaker 14: That language, or even that suggestion exists nowhere in this document.

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Speaker 1: The President did not say, investigate Joe Biden. If you

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Speaker 1: want your.

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Speaker 7: Money, there are not multiple references as widely reported to

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Speaker 7: the former vice president.

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Speaker 8: Is this a big bowl of nothing?

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Speaker 1: I don't see a tie to the money.

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Speaker 7: People we talked to you said the president didn't make

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Speaker 7: any remarks about a and he does it. It was

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Speaker 7: actually President Vilensky of Ukraine who first brought up outreach

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Speaker 7: to Rudy Giuliani.

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Speaker 15: It's another media disaster.

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Speaker 11: I think this is one of the worst weeks in

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Speaker 11: the history of the fake news media.

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Speaker 10: You have been wrong on so many.

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Speaker 1: Things, Charlie.

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Speaker 14: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 14: coming from every angle, but the will to deceive fear not.

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Speaker 14: You found the place for truth, the voice of a

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Speaker 14: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 14: greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 16: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, Here

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Speaker 16: we go on, all right, Happy Wednesday. It's the Charlie

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Speaker 16: Kirk Show. I'm Andrew Covid, executive producer of this fine show,

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Speaker 16: joined by Blake Neff.

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Speaker 1: It is the day before Thanksgiving.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, we have a lot to be thankful for this year,

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Speaker 16: in spite of the tragedy, in spite of the loss.

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Speaker 16: And I think Blake, you said it best, even especially

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Speaker 16: in the midst of what's been a really rough season,

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Speaker 16: we have to practice the discipline of being thankful, being

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Speaker 16: grateful for the mercies of God, the blessings of God Almighty,

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Speaker 16: and we will do that in this show. We are

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Speaker 16: going to spend probably the second half of this hour

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Speaker 16: doing that. First we've got a couple breaking news stories

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Speaker 16: that we want to get to. Then an hour two

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Speaker 16: we're gonna do a really kind of fun segment with

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Speaker 16: Daisy Days are gonna join us.

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Speaker 7: No Dumb Questions, uh, and we should have questions from

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Speaker 7: our from the audience, Yes sir, yes, sir. So you

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Speaker 7: can actually start get sending those in now and well

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Speaker 7: we'll keep an eye out.

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Speaker 16: No Dumb question segment. I love that, and it's it's

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Speaker 16: very of the people. There are no dumb questions. There's

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Speaker 16: a lot of things that we kind of will talk

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Speaker 16: over sometimes and assume that the audience understands what.

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Speaker 1: We're talking about.

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Speaker 16: Not that we're smarter or some in some ways more intelligence.

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Speaker 16: It's just that we're covering this stuff every day, we're

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Speaker 16: following tracking and sometimes you might have questions. You're like, hey,

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Speaker 16: start up, start at point one. So first big breaking

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Speaker 16: news story this morning, Blake nef the State of Georgia

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Speaker 16: is basically refusing or declining to pursue its case, the

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Speaker 16: Fanny Willis case against Donald J. Trump, Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman,

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Speaker 16: and many others. Uh, this is a fit end, but

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Speaker 16: kind of a whimper in what was a main, huge

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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four. Yeah.

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Speaker 7: I wanted us to start with this because I think

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Speaker 7: it actually perfectly encapsulates the life arc of a lot

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Speaker 7: of things we've lived through in the Trump era. There's

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Speaker 7: how many times have the walls been closing in? About,

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Speaker 7: you know, fifty thousand different times? There was there was

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Speaker 7: a mean video if the walls.

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Speaker 1: Are closing in?

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Speaker 7: How often they set it in I think twenty sixteen

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Speaker 7: they waited a few years, they didn't do anything initially,

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Speaker 7: and then suddenly twenty twenty three they thought, let's roll

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Speaker 7: out all of these indictments of Trump Manhattan in Georgia,

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Speaker 7: and then the two federal cases.

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Speaker 7: Then of course, yeah, the business case Carrol, all of

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Speaker 7: these things to take him down, and a lot of them,

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Speaker 7: they'll superficially look formidable. You know, He's got four different

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Speaker 7: criminal indictments and all these civil cases, and what I

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Speaker 7: was always stood out to me is how every single

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Speaker 7: novel reinterpretation.

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Speaker 1: I remember this case, the Fulton County case.

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Speaker 7: It included in the indictment that, as part of his

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Speaker 7: conspiracy to do various bad things, that Trump encouraged people

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Speaker 7: to turn on oan to watch. I believe the Georgia

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Speaker 7: I believe another part of his conspiracy was encouraging was

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Speaker 7: that he called lawmakers. I believe he called lawmakers and

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Speaker 7: I will observe is part of the First Amendment. You're

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Speaker 7: right to petition lawmakers for redressive grievances. I believe that

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Speaker 7: extends to the president. They had things like this, and then,

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Speaker 7: in case you've forgotten, Fanny Willis also hired her boyfriend

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Speaker 7: Nathan Wade.

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Speaker 1: Onto the case.

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Speaker 7: They paid him, I believe over six hundred thousand dollars,

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Speaker 7: they were taking luxury vacations. They tried to lie about

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Speaker 7: All of this I bring up to you again, and

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Speaker 7: now we've come here. Nothing came that. It ended in

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Speaker 7: total humiliation. They have to drop the case. Millions of

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Speaker 7: dollars were wasted, so big Fanny Willis could look like

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Speaker 7: a big superstar, and so many things are like that.

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Speaker 7: All of the Trump criminal cases were ultimately like guess,

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Speaker 7: even the one where he got convicted, huge problems with it.

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Speaker 1: I think it would have gone down in court eventually.

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Speaker 7: You're talking about the case. No, not the Carroll case,

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Speaker 7: these cases that are half baked, they're entirely politically motivated,

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Speaker 7: and they go down to an embarrassing defeat.

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Speaker 16: I mean you mean the Manhattan case where he successfully

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Speaker 16: paid back his bank loans.

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Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no.

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Speaker 7: If this is the one where they said that he

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Speaker 1: It was the election case? You know it was with

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Speaker 1: your talking about with Stormy Daniel. Yes, yeah, the hush case.

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Speaker 7: But they said it was a illegal campaign contribution, yes,

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Speaker 7: to allegedly play hush money. And then they also that

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Speaker 7: federal crime that the federal government had never charged him with,

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Speaker 7: had in fact investigated and declined to charge him for.

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Speaker 7: And then they tell the jury you can just pick

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Speaker 7: whatever crime you feel like might have been covered up.

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Speaker 7: You don't even need to unanimously agree on a crime.

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Speaker 7: All of these things are like that. And so we

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Speaker 7: wanted to open that because today is Thanksgiving and you

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Speaker 7: can not today. Yeah, tomorrow is Thanksgiving, Thank you, Andrew

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Speaker 7: and fact check yeah and so so.

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Speaker 16: But all this, you know, this is what gets me

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Speaker 16: is there's another round of this that seems to be

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Speaker 16: about to pop off. And now Bloomberg has somehow gotten

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Speaker 16: its hands on a leak between a witcock Off Steve Witkoff,

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Speaker 16: special envoy apprend appointed by President Trump to handle Ukraine

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Speaker 16: Russia issues. He's been traveling all over the world working

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Speaker 16: on peace negotiations, and Yuri Ushakov, Vladimir Putin's top foreign

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Speaker 16: policy advisor. So there was a this is a new

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Speaker 16: story breaking today, Blake, where it is it seems to

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Speaker 16: be a story where I instantly want to ask qui bono,

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Speaker 16: who benefits? Right, because if you let's go through the

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Speaker 16: paces here. So there was a twenty eight point piece

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Speaker 16: plan that was leaked, right first leak and by the way,

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Speaker 16: Jack Pisovic actually predicted that there was going to be

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Speaker 16: a leaked phone call yesterday, which is pretty remarkable because

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Speaker 16: it came out today or it came.

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Speaker 1: Out last night.

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Speaker 16: And there was a twenty eight point peace plan, which

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Speaker 16: was widely derided by the foreign policy establishment is to

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Speaker 16: pro Kremlin. So then we get the EU coming in

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Speaker 16: and we get a follow up peace plan which is

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Speaker 16: The point earlier this week, Blake, that the twenty eight

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Speaker 16: Is essentially, I think, a nothing burger, but it's being

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Speaker 16: standard operating procedure, standard negotiation tactics, and I believe the

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Speaker 1: It's audio that Bloomberg has of.

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Speaker 6: Witcom coaching the Russians on how to appeal to you.

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Speaker 11: But that's a standard thing, you know, because he's got

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Speaker 11: to Russia. That's what he's That's what that don't make

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Speaker 15: You've got to convince him. But this, you know, that's

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Speaker 15: a very standard form of negotiation.

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Speaker 1: Blake, do you think that's a standard form of negotiating.

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Speaker 7: I don't know whether it's standard in diplomacy. It's standard

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Speaker 7: with what Trump does. Trump is a real estate guy.

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Speaker 7: That is a normal conversation that you will have if

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Speaker 7: And I think.

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Speaker 1: It's if Trump says he likes it, that probably makes sense.

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Speaker 1: That's probably true. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 17: Use flash.

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Speaker 14: Democrats America has a republic, not a democracy.

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Speaker 16: so we're gonna play a clip somebody created an AI

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Speaker 16: it to what happened in twenty nineteen with Vinmin the

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Speaker 16: other leak, what happens with Ukraine and our intelligence agencies?

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Speaker 1: Was it MI six?

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Speaker 16: Was it the Europeans? Was it Ukrainians who leaked this

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Speaker 16: que bono? That is the question, and it just strikes

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Speaker 16: Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: We are back here. We're going to play this cut here.

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Speaker 16: Of it's an AI generated version, but I think it

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Speaker 1: Two sixty five.

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Speaker 18: I'm even thinking that maybe we set out like a

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Speaker 18: We put a twenty point Trump plan together that was

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Speaker 12: My po is this okay, okay, my friend, I think

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Speaker 12: say that mister Trump is a real peace man, and

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Speaker 18: Say, maybe he says President Trump. You know, Steve and

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Speaker 18: you were discussed the very similar twenty point plan to piece,

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Speaker 1: Bit that that infliction upon us.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, that was actually the wrong version. There's another one

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Speaker 16: But I mean, this was a phone call. It was

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Speaker 16: a reenactment. That was a that was a bad version

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Speaker 16: too involve. But this all strikes me as a throwback

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Speaker 16: And it is this really telling moment that just as

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Speaker 2: Did you discuss the July twenty fifth phone call with

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Speaker 5: Yes, I did. My core function is to coordinate US

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Speaker 1: Two individuals that were not in the White House.

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Speaker 5: Not in the White House.

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Speaker 7: If I could interject here, we don't want to.

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Speaker 6: Use these proceedings.

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Speaker 7: It's our time. We need to protect the whistleblower.

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Speaker 1: Oh need to protect the whistle blower. Whistle blower. So

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Speaker 1: this is how this happened.

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Speaker 7: That was just that's such a bizarre episode in hindsight,

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Speaker 7: It was Eric Cramelo that shimmearella whatever I can't promouns.

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Speaker 16: He But but basically what that was was an instance

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Speaker 16: and never forget, you know, six ways to Sunday. The

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Speaker 1: Who's now up against it.

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Speaker 16: By the way, his approval rating in New York is

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Speaker 19: To take on the intelligence community? They have six ways

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Speaker 7: To do this. What do you think the intelligence community

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Speaker 19: I don't know, but I from what I am told,

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Speaker 19: and talked about them. And we need the intelligence community.

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Speaker 19: We don't know what's going Look at the Russian hacking.

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Speaker 19: Without the intelligence community, we wouldn't have discovered it.

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Speaker 9: He has an agenda to try to dismantle parts of

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Speaker 7: I mean this form of tante hostel.

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Speaker 19: Whether you're a super liberal Democrat or a very conservative Republican,

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Speaker 1: Video.

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Speaker 7: No, video is a better argument for just a systematic purge.

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Speaker 7: You have seventeen of the intelligent fire huge numbers of

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Speaker 7: make them upset or they'll get back at you. That's despicable.

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Speaker 7: We live in a republic. Voters get to decide what

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Speaker 16: Coms well, and in this instance it's pro I would

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Speaker 16: a It could have been Ukrainian intel, could have been

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Speaker 16: six could have been the Five Eyes. You got to

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Speaker 16: ask yourself who benefits from leaking this call to sabotage

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Speaker 16: a peace plan because they think it's they think that

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Speaker 16: the Trump administration is being too pro Kremlin. But I

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Speaker 16: will say it again, I think the original twenty eight

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Speaker 16: thought it was bending the knee to the Kremlin. I disagree.

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Speaker 16: We're going to come back and tell you what we're

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Speaker 1: Stay right there.

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Speaker 20: the country are starting to get more and more crowded

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Speaker 20: Extending Obamacare subsidies continues to be a thorn in the

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Speaker 20: seeking to change this issue. Leading up to the January

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Speaker 16: to address something here.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, we get this actually just came in hot end

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Speaker 7: from from the very top.

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Speaker 1: So we'll get to the Thanksgiving part in a moment.

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Speaker 7: But we're both very big fans of Erica Kirk and

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Speaker 7: she she wanted us to talk about something that has

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Speaker 16: Well, I actually commented on it last night. I have

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Speaker 16: go ahead and play cut two fifty eight. This is

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Speaker 16: Joy Reid pushing the deranged conspiracy theory. It is deranged

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Speaker 16: that JD. Vance is going to leave his wife.

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Speaker 1: Usha second lady for Erica fifty eight.

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Speaker 13: They can't have the successor to Maga be the guy

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Speaker 13: with the brown Hindu wife. They're also Christian nationalists. That

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Speaker 13: ain't gonna work. That's why he's throwing his wife under

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Speaker 13: the bus or Usha or she's in on it right and.

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Speaker 1: She's playing slap and tackle with Erica. Kirk's aware I've

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Speaker 1: ever seen.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, she's like in her Tammy fay Era.

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Speaker 13: Holding on the back of his head and rubbing his

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Speaker 13: head some weird I don't do that today, said, I'm

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Speaker 13: gonna start thinking something's going on. Why are you holding

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Speaker 13: the bigger he is here? I'm like, you're not doing

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Speaker 13: the right thing.

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Speaker 1: You're supposed to be a widow.

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Speaker 7: You in leather.

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Speaker 6: Pantsare could you imagine.

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Speaker 13: If wouldn't it be the most perfect fairy tale, Maga

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Speaker 13: fairy tale if he finally sees the light that he

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Speaker 13: needs a white queen instead of this brown Hindu.

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Speaker 1: Ally rubbing on his head.

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Speaker 6: Pants.

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Speaker 7: I'm annoyed. I'm a little bit annoyed that. You know,

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Speaker 7: when we had the Megan Kelly thing last week, and

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Speaker 7: you know, they were praising her because she was a

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Speaker 7: little anti transit. It's just like I remember warning you

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Speaker 7: this is a disgusting woman. She's going to say something

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Speaker 7: very disgusting very soon. How soon it was?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, So I think what's really sick about this, and

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Speaker 16: I'll tell you is that these are three deranged, likely

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Speaker 16: postmenopausal women that are flippantly turning a moment of shared

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Speaker 16: grief where Jadie Vance, the vice president, goes out of

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Speaker 16: his way to honor his friend Charlie by traveling halfway

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Speaker 16: Point USA event, and he greets Erica, who just had

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Speaker 16: watch this truly emotional video that the team put together,

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Speaker 16: a tribute from Charlie actually to Erica about Charlie talking

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Speaker 16: about his wife, and jad leans in and Eric will

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Speaker 16: tell the story, but it says he'd be so proud,

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Speaker 16: and they hug. It's a moment of shared grief, and

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Speaker 16: they turned into some sexualized liberal fever dream where they're

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Speaker 16: projecting their own grossness and their own racism towards Usha

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Speaker 16: onto really good people. And I find that disgusting, and

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Speaker 16: by the way, like it is a true insight into

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Speaker 16: the spiritual core of.

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Speaker 7: The left, for sure, for sure, But she did want

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Speaker 7: us to play this. So this was Erica with Megan Kelly.

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Speaker 7: If you last weekend, let's play explaining this too. Sixty six.

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Speaker 6: For those of you.

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Speaker 10: Who know me, I never I'm a very I love

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Speaker 10: I hug.

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Speaker 7: Is like you're an intense hugger.

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Speaker 10: Loss is like hating on A hug needs a hug themselves.

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Speaker 10: I will give you a free hug anytime you want

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Speaker 10: to hug. My love language is touch if you will,

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Speaker 10: but seriously that hug, so I will give you a

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Speaker 10: play by play like walking They just played the emotional

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Speaker 10: video I'm walking over. He's walking over. I'm starting to cry.

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Speaker 10: He says, he's so so proud of you, and I say,

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Speaker 10: God bless you. And I touched the back of his head.

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Speaker 10: Anyone who if I have hugged that, I have touched

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Speaker 10: the back of your head. When I hug you, I

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Speaker 10: always say God bless you.

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Speaker 20: That's just me.

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Speaker 10: If you want to take that out of context, go

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Speaker 10: right ahead again. That to me shows that you need

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Speaker 10: a hug more than anyone else.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I mean listen, she says, God bless you.

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Speaker 16: And it was actually a really beautiful, touching moment between

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Speaker 16: and thanksgiving for Vice President jad Vance and Second Lady Usha,

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Speaker 16: who have stood by Erica in this moment of tremendous

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Speaker 16: grief and sorrow.

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Speaker 1: And she's grateful.

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Speaker 16: We all are grateful for the way that Jade Vance

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Speaker 16: has provided such incredible leadership, I mean statesmanship. Not only

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Speaker 16: was this a tremendous loss to Erica, but this is

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Speaker 16: a tremendous loss to the entire country, and Jade Vance

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Speaker 16: rose to the occasion in more ways than one.

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Speaker 1: But just think about this.

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Speaker 16: This is what's so gross about this moment is that

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Speaker 16: it's the sneering and the derision and the jeering at

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Speaker 16: the suffering of a widow just because her slain husband

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Speaker 16: they have the right to completely smear this moment and

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Speaker 16: and Erica more directly, I find it tremendously disgusting this

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Speaker 16: that we're talking like seventy days away from her going

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Speaker 16: through the unthinkable, and this is their reaction, that's their.

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Speaker 7: There would be the reaction. It was their reaction if

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Speaker 7: you looked online the week after. They're fundamentally gross people,

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Speaker 7: fundamentally disgusting. They are as let's be Frank Joy Reid

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Speaker 7: is as hideous on the inside as on the outside.

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Speaker 16: Well said, well, I think we dealt with that sufficiently.

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Speaker 16: I want let's we've been promising it, Blake.

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Speaker 1: Okay.

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Speaker 16: So there's a lot of talk about the fracturing on

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Speaker 16: the right there there. I would say that that the

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Speaker 16: enthusiasm has waned in moments, and I think it's important

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Speaker 16: that we focus and we say what are we thankful for?

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Speaker 16: Because actually there's a lot to be thankful for. You

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Speaker 16: we do not have President Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's especially important. We talked about this good

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Speaker 7: amount yesterday. We talked about it on Thought Crime as well.

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Speaker 7: That Charlie and Charlie and the early Americans both believed

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Speaker 7: it was especially important to express thanks in adversity, in difficulty.

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Speaker 7: And there's no adversity like what we've had in these

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Speaker 7: on the country. And as you say, the movement fracturing apart.

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Speaker 7: There's people who are upset about one thing or another.

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Speaker 7: There's almost a bad vibe over the country where people

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Speaker 7: have decided to fixate on things they are unhappy about

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Speaker 7: rather than things they are happy about, and this can

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Speaker 7: easily just become a self perpetuating cycle. And so we

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Speaker 7: wanted to tag we wanted to reframe things. We wanted

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Speaker 7: What are the things you should be grateful for? And

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Speaker 7: there are a lot of them, both personally and there

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Speaker 7: are a lot of them nationally on the political level.

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Speaker 7: When Charlie was talking at the end of in his

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Speaker 7: Thanksgiving message last year, Charlie says, God has shown mercy

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Speaker 7: upon our country, and we've seen that mercy actually manifest.

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Speaker 7: It wasn't just a hopeful thing. We've seen one of

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Speaker 7: the things we should never forget to talk about. We

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Speaker 7: had a year ago we had a complete, wide, open

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Speaker 7: from China, you know, possible terrorists from Central Africa, everyone

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Speaker 7: coming in and overnight close the door. President Trump closed

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Speaker 7: the door. We don't have an open border anymore. We

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Speaker 7: have a real border. And it happened so instantaneously and

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Speaker 7: so totally that people allow themselves to forget that it happened,

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Speaker 7: and instead this is the sort of it's the grievance mindset.

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Speaker 7: It's the mindset of I'm mad there are not enough

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Speaker 7: deportations happening quickly enough. We agree, we would like more deportations,

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Speaker 7: we would like faster deportations, and.

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Speaker 1: Yet we're attempting to do them.

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Speaker 7: We actually have the arrest happening, We have deportations being made,

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Speaker 7: we have multi billion dollar ice hiring expansion to accelerate

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Speaker 7: it in the following year. We should be thankful for

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Speaker 7: those things. We should be thankful for a ceasefire in

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Speaker 7: the Israel Gaza war and the other cease fighters that

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Speaker 7: Rush of Ukraine War, the deadliest war in Europe in

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Speaker 7: nearly a century.

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Speaker 1: Well, I totally agree.

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Speaker 16: And you know, this is the conundrum that the administration

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Speaker 16: something everybody wanted. But then instantly, you know, you see

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Speaker 16: the chatter and by the way, I've contributed to this,

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Speaker 16: and I make you know, I make no apologies for it.

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Speaker 16: But you know, then then it's sort of like domestic

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Speaker 16: domestic front is not getting enough attention, which is true. Nevertheless,

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Speaker 16: it's a heck of a job being the president of

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Speaker 16: the United States. I want to I want to call

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Speaker 16: out attention to one other thing that worth before. We

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Speaker 16: talked about it before the show, Blake, And you know,

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Speaker 16: you can be kind of a hard grater and I

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Speaker 16: like that about you. But one of the things that

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Speaker 16: you gave the president in this administration really hard high

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Speaker 16: marks on was some of the changes within the hiring

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Speaker 16: policies of the executive branch and so on.

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Speaker 7: This they came in. They actually have right wing revolution around.

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Speaker 1: There's one back there.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, there's a there's that sort of fantastic

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Speaker 7: fantasy scene because it was written before uh Trump came

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Speaker 7: back into office where it's describing a possible day one

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Speaker 7: of the administration with this cascade of executive orders, and

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Speaker 7: that's pretty much what they had been did in real life.

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Speaker 7: Trump said, bring me pieces of paper to sign, and

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Speaker 7: some of those he signed. He repealed orders going all

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Speaker 7: the way back to LBJ that mandated DEI they didn't

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Speaker 7: call it that at the time, but mandated DEI affirmative action,

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Speaker 7: all of these race based, sex based, discrimination based quotas

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Speaker 7: for how you do things and imposing them on contractors

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Speaker 7: on the private sector, and he.

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Speaker 1: Sweeps these things away.

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Speaker 7: He goes to these universities that have just gotten unlimited

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Speaker 7: money from the American people for decades without question, and

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Speaker 7: he goes to Columbia, He goes to pen and he says,

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Speaker 7: you guys are doing anti American stuff. You're allowing crazy

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Speaker 7: students to harass people because they're Jewish.

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Speaker 1: Or they're white or whatever, and you're not allowed to

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Speaker 1: do that.

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Speaker 7: You actually have to change your admissions so they're fair otherwise,

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Speaker 7: and you have to have other rules to make sure

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Speaker 7: there's no harassment otherwise, we're cutting off the money.

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Speaker 1: There was a new story just the other day.

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Speaker 7: Columbia's worried Trump will cut off their supply of international students,

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Speaker 7: so they're looking to expand their undergraduate class of mostly

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Speaker 7: domestic admits up to twenty percent. Wow, so more actual

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Speaker 7: Americans might get to go to Columbia, they might get

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Speaker 7: to have access to one of the greatest universities in

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Speaker 7: America for Americans.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and so many things too.

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Speaker 7: Just he got rid of those dumb Biden era names

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Speaker 7: on all of our military bases where they went to

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Speaker 7: Fort brad Hey, the Fort Seth, the Fort that trained

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Speaker 7: the men who won World War Two, and Biden says,

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Speaker 7: get rid of that name and call it Fort Liberty.

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Speaker 1: I'm grateful for Peter Fort Bragg.

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Speaker 16: And by the way, I'm grateful that Charlie fought for

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Speaker 16: Pete hegg seth Is as hard as he did. Because

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Speaker 16: we got rid of all of these woke standards. We

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Speaker 16: got rid of the the We now we have gender

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Speaker 16: neutral combat standards, got rid of all the you know,

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Speaker 16: the furries and the LGBTQ poem readings and all this

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Speaker 16: stuff out of the middle. I'm very grateful for that,

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Speaker 16: because my brother serves and he says, it's been like

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Speaker 16: night and day.

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Speaker 7: If you look issue after issue, there's so much progress

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Speaker 7: compared to a year ago. And we'll continue this. You

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Speaker 7: have to look at where the progress has been made.

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Speaker 7: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 13: Remember remember the fifth of November.

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Speaker 14: Make America great forever.

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Speaker 16: All right, don't want to show the audience some of

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Speaker 16: these Charlie Thanksgiving tweets that are just amazing. Go ahead

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Speaker 16: and throw up two eight. This is a Charlie says,

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Speaker 16: Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. We are thankful

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Speaker 16: for the gift of salvation, our amazing children and God's

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Speaker 16: mercy on our great country this year. Take a moment

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Speaker 16: today to be grateful that we did it. By God's

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Speaker 16: grace alone, we took our country back. Here's one from

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Speaker 16: November of twenty twenty. Throw up two oh nine. Jesus

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Speaker 16: Christ is the king of the world. He died for

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Speaker 16: you this Thanksgiving. Give your life to Christ. How about

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Speaker 16: this from November twenty twenty four, two seventeen Psalm one hundred,

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Speaker 16: verse four. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts

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Speaker 16: with praise, Give thanks to him, bless his name. And

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Speaker 16: here's yet another two nineteen. This is from last November.

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Speaker 16: I'm overwhelmed with gratitude this Thanksgiving. What a time to

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Speaker 16: be alive. Charlie was an expert at being grateful, with

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Speaker 16: a whole movement full of people that are really good

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Speaker 16: at being not so grateful, maybe being a little negative, cavetching,

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Speaker 16: whatever word you want to put on it. Charlie modeled

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Speaker 16: for all of us gratitude and thanksgiving and always looking

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Speaker 16: up to God, which is truly the model from the

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Speaker 16: First Thanksgiving and onward.

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Speaker 1: Even in.

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Speaker 16: Abraham Lincoln's Declaration of the First Thanksgiving, it was always

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Speaker 16: looking to God and being grateful to the Almighty for

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Speaker 16: the providential hand that he's had on this country.

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Speaker 7: Many of the Pilgrims who celebrated the first Thanksgiving weren't there,

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Speaker 7: I think, even a year later. And they did it anyway.

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Speaker 16: And our country has a history of fasting and prayer,

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Speaker 16: and especially in the early days of the founders, and

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Speaker 16: so we need to model what they handed down to us.

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Speaker 16: Be grateful for the many blessings. And we're going to

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Speaker 16: continue talking about some of our favorite things that we're

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Speaker 16: thankful for this year, because there is much to be

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Speaker 16: grateful for. So we will welcome back National Radio in

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Speaker 16: just about ten seconds. Hang right there, we'll be right back,

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Speaker 16: all right. Many of us are hopeful about the direction

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Speaker 16: there's been a lot of years of abuse, mismanagement. We

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Speaker 1: That's a long time.

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Speaker 16: one of the things that I'm really happy about. Actually,

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Speaker 16: Charlie ended up becoming really convinced about the big, beautiful bill.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 16: I know that it was contentious, it was a tough

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Speaker 16: road to get there, but guess what it funded ICE,

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Speaker 16: expanded ICE, and it funded our border security, huge, huge win.

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Speaker 16: Ice was one of the few areas of the US

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Speaker 16: government that had not ever expanded since its founding. So

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Speaker 16: since ICE had come onto the scene, it grown, they

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Speaker 16: had not added personnel. We got that done with the

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Speaker 16: One Big, Beautiful Bill Act, and I am very very happy.

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Speaker 7: About that, the ICE expansion in particular. I'm just looking through.

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Speaker 7: I encourage you go look up list of executive orders

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Speaker 7: in the Trump administration. Maybe even look up, look up

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Speaker 7: what Democrats are complaining about from the Trump admin. You

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Speaker 7: might find some stuff you like quite a bit. I'm

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Speaker 7: just looking through here. We got so as of August,

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Speaker 7: at least twenty one transgender hospitals or clinics had closed

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Speaker 7: their doors, including the largest one in the country in

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Speaker 7: Los Angeles.

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Speaker 1: Just again, it's like the border.

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Speaker 7: It's almost an overnight total, one hundred and eighty degrees

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Speaker 7: swerve from something that was incredibly evil. And now I'm

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Speaker 7: so annoyed because I'll run in You'll see people who

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Speaker 7: will say, actually, that issue was always a distraction. That issue,

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Speaker 7: that issue doesn't really matter much. It mattered a lot.

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Speaker 7: They were mutilating children. They still want to do it.

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Speaker 7: They're fanatical about it. The scale of the evil, how

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Speaker 7: sinister it was, the scale of the line they had

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Speaker 7: to tell that you could just a boy could just

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Speaker 7: become a girl, or the other way around, was so unthinkable,

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Speaker 7: and the fact that we actually don't talk about it

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Speaker 7: nearly as much anymore, other than the occasional oh, a

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Speaker 7: guy goes into a girl's locker room or something. The

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Speaker 7: things have gotten so drastically better, and that's so heavily

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Speaker 7: due to who we have in the White House, who

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Speaker 7: we have making policy in this country, who we have

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Speaker 7: setting the conversation. And that is an amazing mercy on

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Speaker 7: our country.

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Speaker 1: How about this.

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Speaker 16: Core inflation is down to two point one the lowest

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Speaker 16: since Trump's first term.

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Speaker 1: Egg prices are down fifty three percent.

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Speaker 7: I think I saw gasis.

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Speaker 1: You get this.

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Speaker 16: There's the cheapest gas in the country Oklahoma two fifty

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Speaker 16: a gallon, but you can get it here in Phoenix

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Speaker 16: at three nineteen a goawn three nineteen.

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Speaker 7: That's pretty low for Phoenix. Yeah, we had you know.

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Speaker 1: Usaid, usaid, usaid totally.

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Speaker 7: We dismantled this giant foreign aid apparatus that gave money

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Speaker 7: to a lot of things that once people saw what

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Speaker 7: it was, they did not care for it. We have

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Speaker 7: the January sixth partons, a thousand people who were It

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Speaker 7: was the biggest manhunt in American history to find every

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Speaker 7: single person who was remotely adjacent to this event and

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Speaker 7: treating it as the.

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Speaker 1: New Pearl Harbor.

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Speaker 7: It was this core part of the new left wing

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Speaker 7: anti Maga third foundation of the country, myth that we

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Speaker 7: basically need a new constitution to wage war on Maga pardons.

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Speaker 7: It's just over with. January sixth is done, and we

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Speaker 7: have Vice President jad Evans. Ye, we don't have Charlie anymore.

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Speaker 7: We have one of We have the person he saw

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Speaker 7: as one of his best friends in politics, one of

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Speaker 7: his closest political analogs in politics, who shares his thoughts

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Speaker 7: about nationalism, who shares his thoughts about faith, who shares

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Speaker 7: his thoughts about so many things, And that man is

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Speaker 7: the Vice President of the United States. Every single day,

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Speaker 7: he's blossoming as a communicator on X, he's he's hosted

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Speaker 7: this program, He's done so many things. He's such a

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Speaker 7: worthy standard bearer for the cause. And Charlie fought so

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Speaker 7: hard specifically for that. You and I saw it how

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Speaker 7: much he campaigned for that behind the scenes throughout twenty

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Speaker 7: four And we have him as.

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Speaker 1: As this leader. And I totally agree.

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Speaker 16: Jad he's the best, and he's you know, he's got

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Speaker 16: a bright future ahead.

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Speaker 1: That's all we'll say. Here, here's what else. I'll say.

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Speaker 16: Thirty one billion dollars in tariff revenue this last month.

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Speaker 16: I know, Blake, that's not you're on your list, but

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Speaker 16: it's on my list.

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Speaker 1: I am also back.

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Speaker 7: It works if it were, he ran on it. He

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Speaker 7: has the opportunity.

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Speaker 1: I'm grateful for it. I'm grateful for it. And that

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Speaker 1: is listen.

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Speaker 16: I love I love trying to onshore manufacturing, and I

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Speaker 16: love the trillions of dollars of pledges. We obviously want

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Speaker 16: to see those shovel Ready go.

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Speaker 1: We'll close the hour with this.

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Speaker 16: We'll be back our two starts in just a few minutes.

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Speaker 20: Terrence Bety with your Real America's Voice news Break. Thanksgiving

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Speaker 20: just got a bit more happy for President Trump after

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Speaker 20: a judge dismissed the Georgia election interference case against him.

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Speaker 20: The ruling comes after the prosecutor, who recently took over

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Speaker 20: to overturn his twenty twenty election loss. District Attorney Willis

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Speaker 20: was taken off the case over a quote appearance of

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Speaker 20: impropriety due to her romantic relationship with the special prosecutor.

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Speaker 20: She chose to lead the case against mister Trump and

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Speaker 20: their Thanksgiving locations. The day before Thanksgiving is traditionally one

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Speaker 20: estimates that nearly eighty two million Americans will travel this

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Speaker 20: Thanksgiving holiday, while seventy three million will travel by car,

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Speaker 20: about six million will fly. Meantime, President Trump is touting

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Speaker 20: how much more affordable this Thanksgiving is as compared to

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Speaker 20: years past.

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Speaker 15: This Thanksgiving, we're also making incredible strides to make America

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Speaker 15: affordable again. Walmart announced that the cost of their standard

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Speaker 15: the price of Thanksgiving turkey is down thirty three percent

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Speaker 15: from its Bidenira highs. Potatoes are down thirteen percent. Hamm

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Speaker 15: is down fifteen percent compared to last Thanksgiving. So we

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Speaker 15: a long time.

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Speaker 20: The President also projects the gas will soon be hovering

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Speaker 20: around the two dollars a gallon mark. Extending Obamacare subsidies

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Speaker 20: continues to be a thorn in the President's side and

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Speaker 20: a challenge for Congressional Republicans who are seeking to do

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Speaker 20: away with that issue. Leading up to the January thirtieth

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Speaker 20: government funding deadline. On Tuesday, President Trump said he prefers

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Speaker 20: not to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies. However, the White

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Speaker 20: House is reportedly preparing a two year extension as millions

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Speaker 20: of Americans face the prospect of major premium increases if

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Speaker 20: Democrats are demanding an ascension of the subsidies, but the

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Speaker 20: White House also says, quote, the President is having ongoing

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Speaker 20: conversations with members of the administration, members of Congress, and

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Speaker 20: private sector experts about alternatives. The holiday season in full

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Speaker 20: swing at the White House's. President Trump pardoned Gobble the

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Speaker 20: turkey at the White House on Tuesday. A second turkey

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Speaker 20: named Waddle, was also pardoned, but didn't make it to

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Speaker 20: the ceremony. The pardons are tradition for US presidents and

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Speaker 20: they date back decades.

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Speaker 15: Gobl I just want to tell you this is very

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Speaker 15: important or yearby mine conga.

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Speaker 20: Partner, President Trump, I'm the first lady, by the way,

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Speaker 20: celebrating the holiday at mar A Lago in Florida.

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Speaker 16: That's a quick check with you, all right, Welcome back

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Speaker 16: our two of The Charlie Kirk Show. I'm Andrew Covid,

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Speaker 16: executive producer of this show, joined by Blake Nef and

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Speaker 16: we have a third on set, Daisy Phelps.

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Speaker 1: Welcome, Thank you.

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Speaker 16: So we are going to do something fun here back

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Speaker 16: by popular demand. I actually missed the first time that

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Speaker 16: we did this, but I loved the idea of it.

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Speaker 1: I think we've done it twice, Yeah, twice both times.

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Speaker 6: Charlie had to get out of the chair super quickly

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Speaker 6: one day and I was like, Blake, explain everything that

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Speaker 6: Charlie just said to me, because I don't know what

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Speaker 16: So this is the no dumb questions, uh, and we are.

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Speaker 16: We've got some voicemails from the audience. We're going to

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Speaker 16: be looking at your email, so please email us freedom

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Speaker 16: at Charliekirk dot com, Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We're

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Speaker 16: gonna be hawking your emails this whole hour. And then, Daisy,

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Speaker 16: you have just some of your own questions.

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Speaker 6: Yes, I quickly, well, at first I just wanted to

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Speaker 6: start with like, what actually is on the table in

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Speaker 6: this Ukraine piece?

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Speaker 1: Yes, that we wanted to hit that.

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Speaker 7: We've talked about Ukraine a lot this week, but we

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Speaker 7: wanted to hit just actually lay out what everyone is

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Speaker 7: this piece deal you've heard about is one that Charlie

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Speaker 7: would have liked a lot, and he would have been

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Speaker 7: a big fan of it. So there's this twenty eight

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Speaker 7: point plan. This is what came out a week ago,

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Speaker 7: and then there's been efforts to modify.

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Speaker 1: It, where Europeans have proposed counterplans.

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Speaker 7: But I think the nicest thing is the twenty eight

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Speaker 7: point plan because it seems this was worked on by

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Speaker 7: the administration directly.

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Speaker 1: And so.

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Speaker 7: Point one it says Ukraine's sovereignty will be confirmed, and okay,

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Speaker 7: that's a formal one. Sovereignty confirmed. That is a fancy

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Speaker 7: way of saying Ukraine will remain a country, it will

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Speaker 7: remain independent, will not be annexed, it will not be

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Speaker 7: absorbed by Russia or anyone else. It'll remain a country.

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Speaker 7: And it then says this is point two is actually

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Speaker 7: a comprehensive non aggression agreement between Russia, Ukraine and Europe.

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Speaker 7: And then this is key, all ambiguities of the last

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Speaker 7: thirty years will be considered settled. This is why I

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Speaker 7: was a fan when I read this plan, that the

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Speaker 7: intent of this is to be a final peace treaty

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Speaker 7: with no outstanding business. And when we've seen Europe try

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Speaker 7: to mess with this, A big way they've tried to

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Speaker 7: mess with it is by introducing ambiguities back into it.

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Speaker 7: So an important part of this plan, one of its components,

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Speaker 7: is it would seed land to Russia. More or less.

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Speaker 7: Let's put up that image we have, was it yes,

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Speaker 7: and so is it up yet?

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Speaker 1: Yes? There it is.

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Speaker 7: And so what it would do is those areas in

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Speaker 7: red are roughly match places that are currently held by

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Speaker 7: Russia that America, the international community have considered part of Ukraine.

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Speaker 7: And these are the places they've captured Crimea in the south,

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Speaker 7: which is now covered by our Chirun.

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Speaker 1: But Crimea it was.

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Speaker 7: Taken about a decade ago, these others were taken during

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Speaker 7: the invasion. This would formally cede them to Russia. It

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Speaker 7: would now be owned by Russia. We would acknowledge russianist

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Speaker 7: That is the key part.

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Speaker 6: Were previously and have always been a part of Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: And always well so yeah, so they were.

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Speaker 7: They were part of Ukraine at its independence. So Ukraine

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Speaker 7: became independent from the Soviet Union in nineteen ninety one,

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Speaker 7: and so when they became independent, they took all those lands.

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Speaker 7: Russia has had claim on some of the well has

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Speaker 7: created generated claims on some of them. There's been a

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Speaker 7: long source of conflict they invaded over the status of

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Speaker 7: many of these territories, and that is roughly the area

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Speaker 7: that they have conquered by force of arms. And this

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Speaker 7: deal would recognize those captured territories as Russian. That's part

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Speaker 7: of the removing ambiguities thing.

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Speaker 6: So was Russia's initial intent to take over all of Ukraine.

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Speaker 7: Or to take these people would debate it. Russia's stated

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Speaker 7: intention for invading Ukraine was to denazify it. They claimed

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Speaker 7: Ukraine was run by Nazis. That is highly debatable as

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Speaker 7: an assertion at minimum, but it does seem their initial plan.

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Speaker 7: They did. They attacked directly towards Kiev, the nation's capital.

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Speaker 7: They did they literally had paratroopers land at the airport

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Speaker 7: of the city. They seemed to believe that Ukraine was

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Speaker 7: a very weak country and would just collapse almost instantly

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Speaker 7: once attacked. And in fact, if you follow the news story,

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Speaker 7: then a lot of Americans expected the same thing. The

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Speaker 7: Biden administration seems to have offered, oh, Zelensky, you can

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Speaker 7: flee the country and just come to America.

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Speaker 1: And Zelensky, i will say, to his credit, did not

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Speaker 1: do that.

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Speaker 7: I know Charlie and Mania has had a lot of

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Speaker 7: criticism of Zelensky unjustified grounds, but he did not, and

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Speaker 7: they fought a lot harder than they expected. So I

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Speaker 7: think one reason Charlie would support this deal is he

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Speaker 7: would probably believe Russia would be inclined to respect a

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Speaker 7: final peace settlement because this war has been a lot longer,

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Speaker 7: a lot bloodier, a lot more expensive, a lot rougher

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Speaker 7: on everyone than was expected.

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Speaker 1: A lot of wars are like that.

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Speaker 6: So is this a win for either party or is

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Speaker 6: this a pretty mutual compromise.

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Speaker 7: I'll try to take the Charlie thing and say the

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Speaker 7: biggest winners of all would be the Ukrainian people who

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Speaker 7: are not conscripted and fed into a meat grinder, so

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Speaker 7: that Washington can feel good about themselves and how they're

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Speaker 7: fighting Russia and being tough on Russia. You know, we

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Speaker 7: don't need to kill a bunch of Ukrainian eighteen year

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Speaker 7: olds so Lindsey Graham can feel tough. Having said that

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Speaker 7: the peace deal would be seen I would say as

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Speaker 7: a victory more towards Russia, because it is better for

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Speaker 7: Russia than the deal that was on the table before

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Speaker 7: the war began that Russia was offering to us.

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Speaker 6: What were they offered.

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Speaker 1: Russia's deal that.

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Speaker 7: They were proposing in early twenty two was essentially, if

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Speaker 7: already occupied that, if you agree not to admit Ukraine

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Speaker 7: into NATO and not position certain military forces close to Russia.

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Speaker 7: They were proposing a peace deal along those lines. So

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Speaker 7: it would have had them have less land, and it

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Speaker 7: would just would have involved fewer concessions than this agreement.

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Speaker 6: Why does Russia not want Ukraine and NATO?

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Speaker 1: So the most.

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Speaker 7: Helpful way to think of it is Ukraine from the

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Speaker 7: Russian perspective is like the has long been a part

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Speaker 7: of their country. That Russian culture began in Kiev, and

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Speaker 7: it was part of the Russian Empire for hundreds of years.

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Speaker 1: And you're reminded me of Tucker's interview with Putin.

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Speaker 7: Exactly, Yeah, Tucker asked Putin about Ukraine and he goes

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Speaker 7: this literal half hour answer about the history of Ukraine.

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Speaker 7: But the core of it is is from the Russian perspective.

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Speaker 7: They see Ukraine as this core part of Russia. And

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Speaker 7: so it would be imagine if America had a really

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Speaker 7: devastating thing and New England broke away and became its

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Speaker 7: own country. And obviously we have a lot of political

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Speaker 7: differences from New England, so you could see how they'd

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Speaker 7: possibly be happy to be independent from us, but we

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Speaker 7: would all but I.

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Speaker 1: Wanted to go with New England where America began.

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Speaker 7: And then imagine China came along and was suddenly cultivating

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Speaker 7: New England as an ally and talking about adding them

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Speaker 7: to the Chinese Belton Road Block, and maybe we should

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Speaker 7: put some military forces in New England.

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Speaker 1: We can maybe put a nuclear missile there.

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Speaker 7: And I think even though we would see a lot

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Speaker 7: of political differences with New England, Oh it's full of

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Speaker 7: all these insane libs and commies, we would still be

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Speaker 7: really upset by that.

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Speaker 1: I think that's the best.

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Speaker 7: Way to the Cuban missile crisis. I mean, which more

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Speaker 7: extreme than that. We've never owned Cuba.

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Speaker 16: No, but Cuba being so close to us, we had

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Speaker 16: this Cuban missile crisis in the nineteen sixties because Russia

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Speaker 16: was positioning arms right on the in Cuba, which is

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Speaker 16: what like what's the pinty miles, and that was a huge,

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Speaker 16: huge geopolitical issue of the time. This is when kids

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Speaker 16: were in schools, were learning to get under their desks

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Speaker 16: and having to do these nuclear fallout drills. So you know,

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Speaker 16: the boomer generation remembers this, and so it's sort of

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Speaker 16: akin to that where you know, you could imagine having

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Speaker 16: a hostile military force NATO, which is considered one of

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Speaker 16: the most robust, well funded military alliances in the world,

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Speaker 16: it's probably the most robust. Having that at your doorstep

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Speaker 16: is not a very promising or delightful idea for the.

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Speaker 6: Russian So when they say that they are basically they're

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Speaker 6: covering all I think you said conflicts over the last

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Speaker 6: thirty years, putting those to rest. That means then that

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Speaker 6: Russia there they would be at peace with the parts

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Speaker 6: of Ukraine that they have gotten back, yes.

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Speaker 7: And they would be saying we will not demand anything more,

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Speaker 7: and we in return would we would end the sanctions,

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Speaker 7: we would reintegate Russia into the global economy. The objective

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Speaker 7: of the peace deal would be a true peace deal,

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Speaker 7: not just a cease fire, not just we stop shooting.

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Speaker 7: That this is considered the resolution of the conflict. And

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Speaker 7: I know Charlie verly, very badly wanted that. He thought

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Speaker 7: it was dumb that we were in this new Cold

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Speaker 7: War with Russia going on forever, when we were when

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Speaker 7: we have conflicts with China, for example. I think he

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Speaker 7: viewed this as a distraction and a product of Washington

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Speaker 7: being unable to move on.

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Speaker 16: Absolutely waste by the way of American taxpayer dollars and munitions.

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Speaker 16: So there's that too. We're gonna keep going through the

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Speaker 16: breaks here radio. We're gonna take a quick break. We'll

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Speaker 16: be right back. More than Charlie kirkshow our two no

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Speaker 16: dumb questions?

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Speaker 7: I hope we should keep going.

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Speaker 1: Your voice.

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Speaker 14: Relentless in spirit. You're listening to the Charlie kirk Show.

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Speaker 7: All right.

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Speaker 1: I want to tell you about why REFI.

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Speaker 16: Private student loan debt in the US totals about three

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Speaker 16: hundred billion dollars and forty five billion dollars if that

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Speaker 16: is labeled as distress.

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Speaker 1: So why refy?

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Speaker 16: What do they do they refinance distress or default to

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Speaker 16: private student loans that others will simply not touch. They

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Speaker 16: provide you with a custom loan payment based on your

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Speaker 16: ability to pay, and that is really the key. So

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Speaker 16: if you find yourself in a position with private student

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Speaker 16: loans and a bill every month that you simply cannot afford,

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Speaker 16: they're going to help refinance it and get it to

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Speaker 16: a place where you can afford it, and they're going

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Speaker 16: to custom tailor that solution for your needs. They don't

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Speaker 16: care what your credit score is, they don't care your

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Speaker 16: financial history. They will work with you that brad credit

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Speaker 16: is accepted. You have a co borrower, why REFI can

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Speaker 16: get them released from the loan. You can give mom

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Speaker 16: and dad a break, or if you are mom and dad,

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Speaker 16: you can have your kids give you a break. So

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Speaker 16: check it out right now? Why REFI eight eight eight?

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Speaker 16: Why REFI thirty four? Call today eight aas eight Why

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Speaker 16: REFI thirty four? Or you can log on it WHYREFI

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Speaker 16: dot com? That's why r E F why dot com?

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Speaker 1: Check it out?

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Speaker 16: May not be available in all fifty states, but if

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Speaker 16: it is available in your state, you're gonna want to

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Speaker 16: check it out all right days. Do you have enough

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Speaker 16: time for the Actually you know what I'll do. I'm

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Speaker 16: going to read an email here. This is from Sherry.

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Speaker 16: It says, Hi, guys, why is no one reporting We're

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Speaker 16: talking about Ukrainian corruption currently, many scandals, stolen money, blowing

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Speaker 16: up pipelines, killing Christians, killing Christians, biolabs and human sex trafficking.

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Speaker 16: Why no investigations into who all is getting kickbacks?

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Speaker 1: Well, you know what's funny.

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Speaker 7: This is actually that popped up as part of the

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Speaker 7: peace deal because I believe the original proposed piece plan

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Speaker 7: has an aspect to say, oh and as part of

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Speaker 7: the peace deal, we'll do an audit for financial stuff

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Speaker 7: because that's important to Trump to make sure the money

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Speaker 7: was used well. And the revised piece plan that was

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Speaker 7: promoted by the Europeans tweaks this too. There shall be

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Speaker 7: a full amnesty for all actions during the war, which

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Speaker 7: I think a lot of people who have seen how

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Speaker 7: much corruption there is. There are people in Ukraine who,

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Speaker 7: while their country has been fighting, have become cent a

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Speaker 7: millionaires off of aid money. It's always been a very

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Speaker 7: corrupt country. It's one of the worst things about it.

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Speaker 16: Well, and I know that there's been a little kerfuffle

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Speaker 16: in a fallout with MTG, but I will say MTG

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Speaker 16: was very good on this particular issue. She was demanding

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Speaker 16: full accountability and a full accounting of where all of

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Speaker 16: America's dollars have gone, and.

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Speaker 1: I support that idea.

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Speaker 7: Still, we're going to welcome back national radio in two seconds.

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Speaker 16: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. We

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Speaker 16: are doing no dumb questions and we're talking about Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: Daisy, you have a long one that you would like

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Speaker 1: to ask.

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Speaker 6: I think it's going to be a longer explanation, but

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Speaker 6: we were talking about why the US is the only

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Speaker 6: country that's positioned to present this piece deal to Ukraine

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Speaker 6: and Russia. My question. I don't think this is a

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Speaker 6: dumb question. Specifically, I think that a lot of people

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Speaker 6: my age would have this question because growing up you

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Speaker 6: hear a lot about who our allies are. There's so

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Speaker 6: many conflicts that we've gotten in that haven't made sense.

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Speaker 6: But it's like, Okay, we do have a longstanding agreement

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Speaker 6: or relationship with this country that it makes sense that

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Speaker 6: we're in these conversations. I was not aware and I

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Speaker 6: don't really know why we are allies with Ukraine until

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Speaker 6: this all started happening in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 1: So the question is why are we allies with you?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: And when did that start?

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Speaker 7: To some extent, that is a good question. Real, So

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Speaker 7: we had this and we thought we had to have

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Speaker 7: this on air. Are you familiar with what the Cold

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Speaker 7: War is? Daisy?

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Speaker 6: Okay? So like ask me this. And yet to some extent,

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Speaker 6: I believe it is about communism, and I do not

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Speaker 6: think that it was actual boots on the ground conflict.

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Speaker 6: And I also do believe that it was at some

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Speaker 6: point in maybe the nineties, maybe the eighties. That's all all.

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Speaker 1: Right, there we go.

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Speaker 7: I love gen Z so much so. The Cold War

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Speaker 7: was the Russia used to be the Soviet Union, the USSR,

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Speaker 7: much bigger country. Ukraine was part of it, Belarus was

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Speaker 7: part of it. All those stands you can see in

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Speaker 7: Central Asia, they were all part of it. Was a

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Speaker 7: much bigger country, and it was communist. It wanted to

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Speaker 7: spread communism. It was an ideological state seen as a

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Speaker 7: huge threat in America and the West, as it should be.

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Speaker 7: They were promoting atheism, they opposed free enterprise, they opposed election.

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Speaker 7: They're just very bad country. And we stood against them.

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Speaker 7: We had our allies in NATO in Western Europe opposed

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Speaker 7: to the USSR. Fortunately, communism doesn't work, so their economy

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Speaker 7: went down into the toilet. They began to have ethnic

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Speaker 7: fractiousness because it was a multi ethnic empire and because

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Speaker 7: diversity is not always a strength everyone. And so in

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Speaker 7: nineteen ninety one, the Soviet Union collapses. It breaks into

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Speaker 7: a bunch of peace. Russia's yeah, nice evty one. They

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Speaker 7: fracture apart, and Ukraine is one of the breakaway parts.

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Speaker 7: Other countries break off, Russia's the biggest piece left.

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Speaker 1: And what I would say is there we go.

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Speaker 7: The reason, frankly where allies with Ukraine is even after

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Speaker 7: this happened, we essentially remained hostile with Russia.

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Speaker 1: Why that happened. We'd need a whole hour to get

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Speaker 1: into the details of why.

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Speaker 16: That here, Because we've talked about NATO. NATO was a

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Speaker 16: reaction to the USSR and the encroachment of Soviet Russia

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Speaker 16: or communist communist USSR, and so one could ask a

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Speaker 16: larger question of why did.

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Speaker 1: Exist, why NATO still exist?

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Speaker 7: And instead what we did is we after the war

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Speaker 7: almost from a fit of just like idealism or because

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Speaker 7: it was sentimentalism, like oh, these new countries are democracies,

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Speaker 7: it'd be cool if they could join our cool democracy club.

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Speaker 7: We expand NATO, so we add Poland, Hungary, Estonia. We

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Speaker 7: had all these countries in Eastern Europe that used to

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Speaker 7: be communist and allied with the Soviets. And if you're Russia,

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Speaker 7: the only possible justification for this is, oh, you're expanding

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Speaker 7: your anti Russia military alliance to be closer to Russia,

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Speaker 7: and so that hurt relations a lot. And I think

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Speaker 7: there's also just a lot of lingering anti Russia paranoia.

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Speaker 7: If you're a sixty five year old veteran of the military,

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Speaker 7: the first entire half of your career was, oh, we're

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Speaker 7: still hostile towards Russia. You grew up with the Cold War,

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Speaker 7: and so we've because of this, we've cultivated Ukraine as

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Speaker 7: this anti Russian country, and Ukraine has differences with Russia

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Speaker 7: on a whole bunch of things. There's reasons they're in

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Speaker 7: conflict with each other, and that's we basically, why are

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Speaker 7: we allies with Ukraine're allies with Ukraine because we are

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Speaker 7: not friendly with Russia.

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Speaker 1: Is the biggest reason.

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Speaker 16: You have to also understand that one of the key

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Speaker 16: motivators for Vladimir Putin, who came of age when the

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Speaker 16: USSR fell, is that he sees that as a really

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Speaker 16: giant mistake that it was allowed to fall. So all

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Speaker 16: of those countries right there that were allowed to basically

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Speaker 16: become independent and secede from Russia or the USSR. And

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Speaker 16: so he is a lot of people suspect one of

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Speaker 16: his key drivers is that he wants to reunite the

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Speaker 16: lost pieces of the USSR. And he sees Ukraine as

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Speaker 16: the apple of Russia's eye.

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Speaker 6: Okay, son, That leads into my next question, what makes

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Speaker 6: Ukraine different than any of these other countries that I'm

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Speaker 6: looking at on this map for Ukraine and then they're

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Speaker 6: going for the other one's next.

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Speaker 7: That's what host people who don't like Russia would say.

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Speaker 7: What I think Charlie would argue and I would agree,

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Speaker 7: is Russia has made it clear they view Ukraine as different.

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Speaker 1: Is it was part of Russia longer.

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Speaker 7: A lot of the people there are ethnically Russian, A

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Speaker 7: lot of people there speak Russian. It was that historical

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Speaker 7: heartland of Russia. Russia's repeatedly said, we think Ukraine is

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Speaker 7: way more important. So for example, Crimea, Finland borders Russia.

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Speaker 7: They joined NATO over this invasion, and Russia said, we're

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Speaker 7: okay with that. It's not the end of the world

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Speaker 7: for us. But they have said we will not allow

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Speaker 7: Ukraine to join NATO. And part of this twenty eight

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Speaker 7: point piece plan says Ukraine can't join NATO, can't have

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Speaker 7: troops in Ukraine, And in fact it still says you

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Speaker 7: can treat it as a violation of NATO's self defense

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Speaker 7: if we invade Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: Again, but you just can't have them joined. Well, that's

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Speaker 1: something Charlie makes it really key. Is crimea which we

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Speaker 1: can explain. Is just a second, we will be right back.

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Speaker 20: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice newsbreak. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 20: Thanksgiving just got a bit more happy for President Trump

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Speaker 20: after a judge dismissed the Georgia election interference case against him.

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Speaker 20: The ruling comes after the prosecutor who recently took over

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Speaker 20: the case from Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, said

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Speaker 20: he would not pursue the charges. This was the last

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Speaker 20: case seeking to punish the President for his efforts to

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Speaker 20: overturn the twenty twenty election. District Attorney Willis was taken

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Speaker 20: off the case over a quote appearance of impropriety due

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Speaker 20: to her romantic relationship with the special prosecutor. She chose

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Speaker 20: to lead the case against mister Trump and his eighteen

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Speaker 20: co defendants, while it was unlikely that any legal action

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Speaker 20: would have moved forward against the President, especially while he

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Speaker 20: was in office. Other people named in the case, including

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Speaker 20: former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former White

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Speaker 20: House Chief of Staff Mark Medows, are now also free

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Speaker 20: and clear. Not that the case has been abandoned, Extending

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Speaker 20: Obamacare subsidies continues to be a thorn in the President's

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Speaker 20: side and a challenge for congressional Republicans who were seeking

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Speaker 20: to do away with the issue leading up to the

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Speaker 20: January thirtieth government funding deadline. On Tuesday, President Trump said

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Speaker 20: he prefers not to extend Affordable Care accesbsidies. However, the

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Speaker 20: White House is reportedly preparing a two year extension as

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Speaker 20: millions of Americans faced the prospect of major premium increases

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Speaker 20: if and when the subsist these expire at the end

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Speaker 20: of this year. Democrats are demanding an extension of the subsidies.

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Speaker 20: What the White House says, quote, the President is having

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Speaker 20: ongoing conversations with members of his administration, members of Congress,

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Speaker 20: and private sector experts about alternatives. Airports across the country

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Speaker 20: starting to get more and more crowded as travelers make

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Speaker 20: their way to their Thanksgiving locations. The good news is

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Speaker 20: President Trump says this Thanksgiving should be a bit more

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Speaker 20: affordable for most Americans, all right. Unfortunately, we're not going

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Speaker 20: to be able to get to that. TRIPLEA estimates in

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Speaker 20: terms of travel that nearly eighty two million Americans are

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Speaker 20: going to be traveling during this Thanksgiving holiday. Seventy three

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Speaker 20: million will travel by car, about six million will fly. Meantime,

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Speaker 20: President Trump saying that your turkey should cost a little

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Speaker 20: bit less than it did last year. That's a great

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Speaker 20: check of your headlines.

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Speaker 1: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 11: Good.

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Speaker 1: I'm begging the US as all.

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Speaker 18: You don't.

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Speaker 1: All right, Welcome back to The Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 16: No Dumb Questions continues hour two on this Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

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Speaker 1: We are thankful for No Dumb Questions. I got.

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Speaker 16: I got an email from Tara. I watch on rav

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Speaker 16: every day and this is the best show ever. This

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Speaker 16: fifty five year old really needs this history lesson. Thank

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Speaker 16: you from Tara.

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Speaker 6: Tara, thank you so much for making me feel less

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Speaker 6: like and moron.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, you got fifty five year olds and gen zers uniting.

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Speaker 7: For this three hundred year old Russian history list.

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Speaker 16: So do we do we want to keep do you

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Speaker 16: have more questions?

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Speaker 7: We just covered crime, We did promise a lot of

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Speaker 7: we promised other topics. We can keep going on this

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Speaker 7: if you guys want, but we do have Do we

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Speaker 7: want to do any of the voicemails? Daisy?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, we totally can. I think we should probably let's

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Speaker 6: we can start with twenty four. This is from Steve.

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Speaker 6: I went through a lot of them. They were pretty good,

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Speaker 6: but these were the ones that I also had questions about.

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Speaker 21: All right, good morning. Let me say that I love

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Speaker 21: Charlie Kirk. I missed Charlie Kirk, and my best to

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Speaker 21: Erica and all of the team there at Turning Point

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Speaker 21: USA and Turning Point Action. My question is this, and

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Speaker 21: the cities of Seattle, Washington, Memphis, and all cities where

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Speaker 21: Trump is sitting in the National Guard, what happens when

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Speaker 21: the National Guard leaves and we have a corrupt city council,

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Speaker 21: mayor police chief, etc. Thank you and God bless you.

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Speaker 21: For all you do.

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Speaker 1: Wow, it's you.

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Speaker 7: That's That's the crux about what I think I would

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Speaker 7: I would point out is even in d C most

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Speaker 7: a lot of a lot of what the National Guard

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Speaker 7: has done has primarily been I think you'd agree, symbolic.

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Speaker 7: Having you have the image of people maintaining order in big.

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Speaker 1: Prominent public places.

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Speaker 7: This does free up manpower, It frees up police to

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Speaker 7: send more guys to dangerous places to make arrests for

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Speaker 7: other things. But so much of it is also just

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Speaker 7: the bigger it's the miasma, it's the vibe that's going on.

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Speaker 1: Think about what twenty twenty was.

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Speaker 7: Murder rates go up thirty percent overnight, not just in

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Speaker 7: places where there's riots, they go up in Soutfall, South Dakota.

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Speaker 7: We had nineteen murders that year, a huge increase from others.

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Speaker 7: It was like the country had this psychotic break where

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Speaker 7: it was more okay with committing crimes. People were more

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Speaker 7: violent and police were less willing to stop them. And

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Speaker 7: what Trump's doing with the National Guard deployments, it's less

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Speaker 7: that the Guard are literally arresting people and literally stopping crimes,

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Speaker 7: and much more. It's a bid to say crime is

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Speaker 7: unacceptable in America, especially in our best cities, in our capital,

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Speaker 7: and we are going to treat it as a problem

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Speaker 7: that must be resolved and if not, there will be consequences.

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Speaker 7: And you're trying to shift, Charlie Love the word the

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Speaker 7: Overton window towards crime is a serious thing. You must

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Speaker 7: stop and away from what we routinely see where city

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Speaker 7: officials just don't view crime as a problem. They want

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Speaker 7: to dismiss charges throughout charges. Let we had that case,

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Speaker 7: I believe it was in Chicago where this guy tried

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Speaker 7: set a woman on fire and he had what fifty

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Speaker 7: prior arrests, one hundred prior seventy two prior to seventy two.

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Speaker 16: And by the way, we've seen instance after instance of this,

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Speaker 16: and this was and it's almost like the the what's

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Speaker 16: the what would be a word for it. It's like

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Speaker 16: it's like the zeitgeist, the spirit of the.

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Speaker 1: Time or something.

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Speaker 16: Where where you got from the nineties. The nineties was

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Speaker 16: an era where we started policing cities. We flooded urban

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Speaker 16: cores with a lot more police officers, and you saw

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Speaker 16: crime precipitously drop in La New York and then in

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Speaker 16: big cities all across the country. So the spirit of

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Speaker 16: the age then was tough on crime. That's when we

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Speaker 16: got there strikes rule in California, and then city started

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Speaker 16: gentrifying because they were safe to invest in, so business

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Speaker 16: money floods in, property values skyrocket and we sort of

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Speaker 16: forget the lessons of the nineties, and slowly but surely

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Speaker 16: we stopped. We forget the fact that we once lived

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Speaker 16: in a high crime urban core and we lived with

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Speaker 16: these problems.

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Speaker 1: So then guess what.

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Speaker 16: That's what started happening in twenty fourteen with the Ferguson

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Speaker 16: We had the Ferguson effect. That was kind of the

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Speaker 16: first iteration of the Black Lives Matter movement. And then boom,

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Speaker 16: twenty twenty we had the George Floyd riots and it's

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Speaker 16: like all of the lessons of the nineties went out

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Speaker 16: the window window and here's what else happened. We've had

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Speaker 16: this slow infiltration and you would agree with this, I

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Speaker 16: believe Blake within especially the legal system, where we started.

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Speaker 16: We started basically treating crime as well, what race are you,

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Speaker 16: what's your background? Have you been systemically oppressed by the systems?

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Speaker 7: Spill over in Canada, you just straight up had core actually,

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Speaker 7: I think in Washington State a court said, oh, you

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Speaker 7: actually just have to consider what race someone is in

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Speaker 7: terms of how much you punish them for committing crime.

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Speaker 16: Because there was a lot of hocus pocus going on

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Speaker 16: with the data, right, because they would they would essentially say, well,

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Speaker 16: look at too many black people are incarcerated versus their

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Speaker 16: white counterparts or their Hispanic counterparts. Well, and the truth,

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Speaker 16: sadly is, I actually was tweeting about this. Elon gave

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Speaker 16: me a quote tweet this morning because I said, I said,

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Speaker 16: we don't have enough people in prison, and we don't

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Speaker 16: have enough capacity either. That's a thought crime for you,

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Speaker 16: we don't have enough prison capacity. But anyways, there's this

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Speaker 16: hocus pocus, this kind of woo woo going on with

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Speaker 16: the numbers, saying, well, then black people must be over policed. Well,

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Speaker 16: the truth is is that unfortunately a lot of black

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Speaker 16: people tend to congregate in the urban core, and there's

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Speaker 16: more crime in the black community. This is something Charlie

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Speaker 16: was unafraid to address head on directly, and he took

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Speaker 16: a lot of flak for it.

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Speaker 1: But it's just the case.

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Speaker 16: And so we stopped policing, we stopped punishing and we

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Speaker 16: started letting people off. And guess what happens when you

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Speaker 16: do that, You get a spike in crime. And we've

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Speaker 16: had that spike in crime since George Floyd. Now a

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Speaker 16: lot of peop people will then say, well, look at

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Speaker 16: DC Blake, crime was down thirty five percent, we don't

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Speaker 16: need the National Guard. Well, it turns out that they

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Speaker 16: were cooking the books. There was a big investigation that

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Speaker 16: was ongoing within the MPD, within the DC Police Department,

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Speaker 16: where supervisors were going around telling police officers to downgrade

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Speaker 16: serious felonies violent felonies, so they didn't show up on

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Speaker 16: the FBI crime statistics. So my belief is that this

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Speaker 16: is a national epidemic that they're doing this in cities

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Speaker 16: all across the country. They're downgrading serious felonies so that

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Speaker 16: the crime rate looks artificially low. And you get this

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Speaker 16: vibe from places like Chicago and Memphis and DC where

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Speaker 16: they will tell you crime may be going down statistically,

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Speaker 16: but I don't feel safer.

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Speaker 1: I don't feel the crime rate going down. Yeah, And

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Speaker 1: so much of.

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Speaker 7: This is it's the word you'd use as disorder, which

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Speaker 7: is it's not just the literal violent crime, it's these

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Speaker 7: casual seeding of the public space to anti social elements.

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Speaker 7: So that's what you know, tense cities of homeless guys

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Speaker 7: just kind of moping out or even this is actually

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Speaker 7: a very mild one. But for example, in on subways

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Speaker 7: and in public buses, you're not supposed to play loud

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Speaker 7: music just you know, blast your phone on speaker phone.

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Speaker 7: And what is it one hundred percent known phenomenon is

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Speaker 7: that there'll be young men who just go and as

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Speaker 7: a performatively hostile act, they'll blast their music really lous.

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Speaker 1: Sound pollution, yeah, sound pollution.

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Speaker 7: And you everyone it just has to put up with it, because, okay,

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Speaker 7: if it's like if it's a young if it's a

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Speaker 7: young black man, a fifty five year old guy is

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Speaker 7: not going to go up or want a young woman

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Speaker 7: is not going to go up and say turn your

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Speaker 7: music off. That's inappropriate because we'll be frank, they'll be worried,

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Speaker 7: they'll get killed or assaulted or something really horrible, or

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Speaker 7: someone will record them on their cell phone and blast

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Speaker 7: this paren on TikTok. And the way you have to

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01:20:50,840 --> 01:20:53,400
Speaker 7: stop that is you actually have to have authorities. The

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Speaker 7: authorities punish this or think of something that's non violent

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01:20:56,880 --> 01:21:00,800
Speaker 7: turnstile jumping. How demoralizing it is it for you to

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01:21:01,080 --> 01:21:03,240
Speaker 7: be this, you know, this sucker who has to pull

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01:21:03,280 --> 01:21:06,559
Speaker 7: out who's pulling out your card to pay three dollars

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01:21:06,600 --> 01:21:08,400
Speaker 7: to ride on the subway train? And then you see

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01:21:08,479 --> 01:21:12,160
Speaker 7: teenagers jump over it, get on. No one stops them.

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Speaker 1: You have to stop these low level things.

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Speaker 7: That is so important to the public's morale since they

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Speaker 7: live in a successful society.

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Speaker 16: I think so much of the public debate nowadays is

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Speaker 16: between chaos and order. You said disorder, it's chaos, which

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01:21:25,920 --> 01:21:28,320
Speaker 16: is the Democrats seem to love it. They seem to

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01:21:28,360 --> 01:21:32,200
Speaker 16: sow chaos into the system by their policies, by this

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01:21:32,760 --> 01:21:36,439
Speaker 16: pandering to criminals and illegal immigrants. They always seem to

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01:21:36,479 --> 01:21:40,479
Speaker 16: pick the side of the illegal immigrant, the criminal, the

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01:21:40,680 --> 01:21:44,360
Speaker 16: systemically oppressed, overlobbiding American citizens. And I think that's what

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Speaker 16: we saw on twenty twenty four is that finally the

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01:21:46,040 --> 01:21:49,960
Speaker 16: country said enough and so they want more aggressive policing,

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Speaker 16: They want more muscular policing. And you just have to

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Speaker 16: to your point at kind of full circle moment, you

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01:21:54,880 --> 01:21:57,040
Speaker 16: have to assert a new Overton window. You have to

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01:21:57,040 --> 01:21:59,760
Speaker 16: assert a new zeitgeist. That says we are going to

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Speaker 16: be a law and order country. We don't have to

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Speaker 16: live like this. You can just do things right. So

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Speaker 16: but by the way, the caller's question was, Blake, what

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Speaker 16: happens when you get corrupt new leadership in town. Well, unfortunately,

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Speaker 16: you're probably going to revert back to the chaos and

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01:22:13,360 --> 01:22:16,880
Speaker 16: the disorder of corruption. Right, And so that's why local

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01:22:16,880 --> 01:22:20,320
Speaker 16: elections matter. That's why we have to keep our pedal

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01:22:20,360 --> 01:22:22,679
Speaker 16: to the medal and keep insisting on law and order,

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Speaker 16: keep insisting that we lock up career criminals. You know, Blake,

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Speaker 16: I actually believe let's get into oh, I just actually

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01:22:29,200 --> 01:22:32,240
Speaker 16: believe that if you if you incarcerated, let's say there's

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01:22:32,240 --> 01:22:34,519
Speaker 16: probably five hundred thousand people in this country that deserve

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Speaker 16: to be in prison that are not. Let's just say

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Speaker 16: maybe that's a low number, but if you got rid

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Speaker 16: of the career criminals, you would see crime dry.

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Speaker 1: Up really quick. All right, let's see we have got more.

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Speaker 6: Of these Iowa one.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk. Okay, I have brode what this is

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Speaker 1: going to be. Let's do two sixty nine from Scott

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Speaker 1: as a voter.

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Speaker 17: In Iowa, home to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chairman, I

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Speaker 17: want to ask your view on how that committee's delay

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Speaker 17: and rigid adherence to the outdated blue slip process contributed

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Speaker 17: to this week's outcomes regarding James Comey and Letitia James.

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Speaker 6: So my question before we get to his question is

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Speaker 6: I don't know what I don't even know what he

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Speaker 6: acts because I.

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Speaker 8: Don't know.

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Speaker 1: Process.

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Speaker 7: This is a good question an aspect of So, the

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01:23:21,840 --> 01:23:24,799
Speaker 7: president appoints judges, they're called Article three judges.

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Speaker 1: That's so it's not just the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 7: Trump can appoint people to the Court of Appeals and

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Speaker 7: to the district court. And a lot of district courts

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01:23:32,960 --> 01:23:36,320
Speaker 7: are they match basically state boundaries. So for example, there's

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Speaker 7: the Southern District of New York that is a federal

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Speaker 7: court that covers southern New York where New York City is.

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Speaker 7: Or I think there's a district for South Dakota. There's

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Speaker 7: a district for different parts of California. There's a bunch

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Speaker 7: of these. And by tradition, when you've nominated judges to

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Speaker 7: serve on these district courts in a specific state, it's

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Speaker 7: been with some like approval of the senators from that state.

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Speaker 7: And so what that has meant, for example, is you

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Speaker 7: get more conservative judges even under Democrat administrations in red states,

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Speaker 7: and you get more liberal judges in blue states because

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01:24:14,479 --> 01:24:16,200
Speaker 7: they're going to have these blue senators who will not

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Speaker 7: allow you to just appoint whoever you want. And this

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Speaker 7: has I guess you could say the upside of this

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01:24:22,439 --> 01:24:24,400
Speaker 7: would be get you have judges who are a little

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Speaker 7: more in line with their states. But the downside is obvious.

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Speaker 7: A lot of our most important jurisdictions, New York City,

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Speaker 7: the Bay Area, Los Angeles, they're in these blue states

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Speaker 7: that are just going to have blue judges, and you

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01:24:36,640 --> 01:24:40,000
Speaker 7: get more liberal rulings as a result. When Okay, we've

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Speaker 7: had these Republicans in office for so long with Senate,

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Speaker 7: why don't we have more conservative courts that will are

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Speaker 7: delivering conservative rulings on things. How much is this playing

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01:24:48,160 --> 01:24:50,439
Speaker 7: a role in things? It definitely is playing a role.

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Speaker 7: I don't think it played a super specific role.

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Speaker 16: In the Komi ruling unless so here's here's the deal.

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01:24:58,360 --> 01:25:02,799
Speaker 16: This is Judge Cameron McGowan Curry. So she was actually

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Speaker 16: from she was appointed by President Bill Clinton, who's a Democrat. Yeah,

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Speaker 16: in March nineteen ninety four. But she originally was to

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Speaker 16: the U. S. District Court of South Carolina. At the time,

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Speaker 16: a blue slip policy wasn't in effect. And guess who

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Speaker 16: was chairing the Senate Judiciary Committee at the ten was.

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Speaker 1: It already Grassley?

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Speaker 7: He's been around Joe Biden.

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Speaker 1: Oh, whoa yeah, Joseph Robert that Biden get this.

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Speaker 16: South Carolina's two senators of ninety four were Strom Thurman,

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Speaker 16: a Republican, and Ernst Holings, a Democrat, and both the

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Speaker 16: Republican and the Democrat gave a positive blue slip on

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Speaker 16: that particular none an important thing.

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Speaker 7: The blue slip is a thing, and we probably should

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Speaker 7: move on from it and get actual conservatives in court.

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01:25:44,840 --> 01:25:46,800
Speaker 7: But there's so many other things, and one of those

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01:25:46,880 --> 01:25:48,639
Speaker 7: is just we have to be really good about who

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01:25:48,640 --> 01:25:51,479
Speaker 7: we're putting in courts, because conservatives have for a long

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01:25:51,520 --> 01:25:56,439
Speaker 7: time lagged on treating these as hugely important ideological actions.

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Speaker 7: To get really conservative people with good values in the

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Speaker 7: court positions.

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Speaker 1: We will be right back.

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Speaker 14: For one hundred percent American Maid and we darn proud

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Speaker 14: of it. The Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 16: This is interesting, Priscilla says, not chaos versus order, chaos

1649
01:27:20,400 --> 01:27:24,519
Speaker 16: versus control. Flashback to the Get Smart TV series the

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01:27:24,560 --> 01:27:29,320
Speaker 16: nineteen sixties. I didn't watch that one, this one says.

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01:27:29,560 --> 01:27:32,000
Speaker 16: Robert says, Blake is ignorant of the pre twenty twenty

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01:27:32,080 --> 01:27:35,559
Speaker 16: two history of Ukraine. Maybe we should you should dive

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01:27:35,600 --> 01:27:38,759
Speaker 16: into that email and see if that if there's any.

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01:27:38,680 --> 01:27:42,280
Speaker 7: He's calling it, He says, I'm spouting neokon bs. Oh

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01:27:42,840 --> 01:27:46,519
Speaker 7: you no offense, Robert, I take that. I take that

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01:27:46,680 --> 01:27:48,640
Speaker 7: a little personally. What I am trying to do is

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01:27:48,680 --> 01:27:51,599
Speaker 7: I am trying to be fair minded. So I've repeatedly

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01:27:51,640 --> 01:27:55,360
Speaker 7: referenced what Russia's perspective on it would be, what those

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01:27:55,400 --> 01:27:57,640
Speaker 7: a post Russia's perspective on it would because that is

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01:27:57,680 --> 01:27:58,960
Speaker 7: what is dictating things.

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Speaker 22: I I assure you, I'm not a Are you unaware

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01:28:02,600 --> 01:28:05,280
Speaker 22: that the state of Ukraine and its borders were arbitrarily

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01:28:05,280 --> 01:28:07,560
Speaker 22: made by Lenin and Stalin in nineteen twenty two, is

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Speaker 22: one of the USSR's Soviet republics.

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Speaker 6: That's true, if it helps Robert, I am ignorant of

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01:28:12,960 --> 01:28:15,160
Speaker 6: all Ukraine history, not.

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Speaker 16: Just We have another voicemail coming up. Yeah, yes, okay,

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01:28:18,120 --> 01:28:19,680
Speaker 16: we're going to get that. We're going to welcome back

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01:28:19,760 --> 01:28:22,080
Speaker 16: radio and then we're going to do another voicemail. Send

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01:28:22,120 --> 01:28:24,360
Speaker 16: us your email's Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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01:28:24,400 --> 01:28:40,320
Speaker 1: We'll be right back. All right.

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Speaker 16: Oh this is great, Kevin says Andrew. I've heard Memphis

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01:28:44,200 --> 01:28:47,280
Speaker 16: officers call into Memphis Morning News that confirm what you

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01:28:47,320 --> 01:28:50,599
Speaker 16: are saying. Crimes are being downgraded here in the mid

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01:28:50,680 --> 01:28:54,040
Speaker 16: South area. To keep the statistics down, y'all continue to

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01:28:54,040 --> 01:28:56,320
Speaker 16: do the work that needs to be done in christ Kevin,

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Speaker 16: thank you. So I told you it was a national

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01:28:58,680 --> 01:29:01,400
Speaker 16: phenomenon because you had the spike after George Floyd and

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01:29:01,439 --> 01:29:03,160
Speaker 16: all these blue cities want to be like, it's not

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01:29:03,600 --> 01:29:06,200
Speaker 16: We're not crime ridden here. Don't worry, don't nothing to

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01:29:06,240 --> 01:29:09,600
Speaker 16: see here. It makes perfect sense. Okay, we have another voicemail.

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Speaker 1: We are in the No Dumb Questions hour two sixty eight.

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Speaker 6: Is an ex voicemail. I yeah, I let's just listen

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01:29:16,880 --> 01:29:17,960
Speaker 6: to it and then I have something to say.

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Speaker 1: Hello.

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Speaker 23: This has been from Central Florida wondering what the administration

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Speaker 23: is going to do about what's going on in Ethiopia, Somalia,

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01:29:27,479 --> 01:29:31,400
Speaker 23: Nigeria with all the Christians being persecuted and being killed.

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Speaker 23: Will love to know what Trump plans on doing and helping.

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Speaker 6: Okay, So one, I think this is a really good question.

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Speaker 6: But two, I want everyone to know. The reason I

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Speaker 6: know about this situation is from Nicki Minaj, who has

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01:29:45,280 --> 01:29:50,280
Speaker 6: been talking about it everywhere she's doing press conferences. She's tweeting.

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01:29:50,320 --> 01:29:52,120
Speaker 6: I know Riley and I have been talking about about

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01:29:52,120 --> 01:29:56,360
Speaker 6: it a lot. Nicki Minaj is really really in on

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Speaker 6: this Ethiopian crisis for Christian.

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Speaker 7: Which is interesting because she's not from She's Trinidadian, I believe, right,

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Speaker 7: from Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean.

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Speaker 1: I haven't that would be fun though, yeah, I believe.

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Speaker 7: So, I don't know if she now I'm.

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Speaker 16: Looking at I can I just while you're looking this up.

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Speaker 16: So on October thirty first, Trump designated Nigeria as a

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01:30:19,479 --> 01:30:23,519
Speaker 16: country of Particular concern. On November one, he threatened to

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01:30:23,680 --> 01:30:27,960
Speaker 16: halt all US foreign aid and deploy military guns ablazing

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01:30:28,000 --> 01:30:33,880
Speaker 16: if killings continue. November two ordered the Pentagon to refer

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Speaker 16: to his Department of War to prepare for possible action,

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Speaker 16: including troops or air strikes, and then November twenty one

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Speaker 16: labeled the violence a genocide against Christians during a Fox

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Speaker 16: News interview.

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Speaker 1: So he's been ratcheting up his language.

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Speaker 16: And of course this is about Boko Haram, which is

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Speaker 16: a radical Islamist group that is tardier if.

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Speaker 1: You want to.

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Speaker 7: We talked about Ukraine being a somewhat unnatural country with

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Speaker 7: Russian portions. Nigeria is. It's an insanely unnown trouble much

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Speaker 7: the top. It literally is on a scale. If you

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Speaker 7: start at the south of Nigeria, you have Christian areas mixed, mix, mix.

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Speaker 7: You get up into the north and it's not just Muslim,

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01:31:10,960 --> 01:31:16,200
Speaker 7: it's radical Muslim. They're trying to boko Haram roughly translates

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Speaker 7: as Western knowledge forbidden or like education forbidden. There they'll

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Speaker 7: do things. They do insane atrocities. You know, you'll they'll

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Speaker 7: kidnap Christian girls and turn them into sex slaves for

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Speaker 7: their soldiers.

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Speaker 1: Nigeria should very obviously.

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Speaker 7: I'm probably going to start a diplomatic incident by just

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Speaker 7: saying this. Nigeria should not be one country. Nigeria should

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Speaker 7: probably be several countries. Maybe the Nigerians will get angry

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01:31:41,000 --> 01:31:41,360
Speaker 7: about this.

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Speaker 1: Well, it's you have.

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Speaker 16: I mean, some estimates place it at almost one hundred

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Speaker 16: and twenty five thousand Christians have died between twenty twenty

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Speaker 16: three and twenty it'd be on the high level.

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Speaker 7: It's a nation almost evenly split between Christians and Muslims.

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Speaker 7: But I believe the Muslims are growing faster, so that's

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Speaker 7: a very dire situation to be in. You're a Christian

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Speaker 7: in the South, and then it's the same thing. Why

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01:32:04,520 --> 01:32:08,240
Speaker 7: is Ethiopia the same issue. Ethiopia is historically one of

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01:32:08,240 --> 01:32:11,120
Speaker 7: the oldest Christian countries in the world. It's been Christian

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01:32:11,160 --> 01:32:13,160
Speaker 7: since I believe the three hundreds or the four hundreds.

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01:32:13,160 --> 01:32:17,120
Speaker 7: I have a story here and they But the country

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01:32:17,200 --> 01:32:20,200
Speaker 7: is it was, It's large, it has a lot of

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Speaker 7: Islamic areas, so it has a lot of civil strife,

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Speaker 7: and Christians get caught in the crossfire. And certainly we're

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01:32:25,840 --> 01:32:29,400
Speaker 7: seeing that our administration has at least adopted it as

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01:32:29,400 --> 01:32:32,439
Speaker 7: something worthy of interest for us to care about the

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01:32:32,439 --> 01:32:33,800
Speaker 7: fate of Christians around the world.

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Speaker 16: Philip in the Bible, Yes went to Ethiopia. Yes, and

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Speaker 16: he baptized the Ethiopian Unich as well. So one thing

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Speaker 16: I will say that was very telling. So I was

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01:32:46,439 --> 01:32:49,240
Speaker 16: actually got an uber ride a guy. The guy was

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01:32:49,280 --> 01:32:53,479
Speaker 16: Ethiopian and we were talking about Islam in Ethiopia, and

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01:32:53,479 --> 01:32:54,960
Speaker 16: he said, when he was growing up there was a

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01:32:55,040 --> 01:32:58,400
Speaker 16: very small minority of Muslims in Ethiopian. He remembers playing

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01:32:58,400 --> 01:33:01,800
Speaker 16: with them as a kid. They sort of minded their

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01:33:01,800 --> 01:33:04,599
Speaker 16: own business. They were a small SMA minority, but now

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01:33:05,000 --> 01:33:07,120
Speaker 16: he said it's probably about like thirty percent in his

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01:33:07,240 --> 01:33:10,280
Speaker 16: area of Ethiopia. And he said, now they're taking over.

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Speaker 16: They're taking over the streets, they're taking over public places,

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Speaker 16: they're worshiping allowed, they've got the Muslim called a prayer.

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Speaker 16: And he was like, I warn you in America, don't

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Speaker 16: let this happen. They will take over.

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Speaker 7: And this is places they can get a lot more

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Speaker 7: aggressive about it. These are weak states. You don't have

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01:33:27,200 --> 01:33:29,600
Speaker 7: a police force that can come in enforce order. You

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01:33:29,680 --> 01:33:33,840
Speaker 7: can have an aggressive, assertive Islam take over a city,

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Speaker 7: kill a lot of people. And what I will say

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01:33:36,240 --> 01:33:38,920
Speaker 7: is Charlie would oppose more US boots on the ground

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01:33:38,960 --> 01:33:41,160
Speaker 7: in more countries. He didn't want foreign wars, but he

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01:33:41,200 --> 01:33:44,919
Speaker 7: would like that for once America does treat the survival

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Speaker 7: of Christians as a priority abroad. We did, we invaded Iraq,

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01:33:48,240 --> 01:33:50,879
Speaker 7: we did all these interventions, and it almost always Christians

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01:33:50,880 --> 01:33:53,000
Speaker 7: died in the crossfire. So it's nice for us to

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Speaker 7: acknowledge that that's bad.

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Speaker 16: By the way, Rich says that we forgot that the

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Speaker 16: Ukraine was the bread basket of the former USSR.

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Speaker 1: True, very fair point. That's true. That's where all the

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Speaker 1: food was. That was fun.

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Speaker 7: This is a lot of fun. People want more history content.

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Speaker 7: We've got to find more history stuff.

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Speaker 1: We could keep going if.

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Speaker 16: We want, but for radio, in real America's voice, we

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Speaker 16: bid you ado happy Thanksgiving.

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Speaker 1: We will see you next week.