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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, why do you think other countries aren't judged revenue

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Speaker 2: strict immigration policy.

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Speaker 1: I was born as a man and now I'm a woman.

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Speaker 3: What do you think the biggest threat is to the

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Speaker 3: United States currently?

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Speaker 4: There's a reason that a lot of the black community

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Speaker 4: doesn't have a father, and it's because of systemic racism America.

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Speaker 5: It is the only country where even those who hate

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Speaker 5: it refused to leave. That's how you know you live

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Speaker 5: in a great country. It's time that we start talking

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Speaker 5: to the next generation, not talking down to the next generation.

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Speaker 1: And that's what we're doing.

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Speaker 6: Federal judge has just declined to issue and order halting

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Speaker 6: elon Musk and Doze from accessing federal data and slashing personnel.

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Speaker 6: Attorneys general from fourteen states are attempting to stop Musk

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Speaker 6: and Doge from accessing data in seven federal agencies and

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Speaker 6: from firing or putting on leave employees in those agencies.

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Speaker 6: US Court US District Court Judge chuck And just refused

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Speaker 6: to issue a ruling from the bench, so at that

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Speaker 6: point she has not halted Musk and Doze from continuing

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Speaker 6: their actions inside the seven agencies.

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Speaker 7: Put it up the dalj what I find a servant

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Speaker 7: to any member of covers wants to educate people how

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Speaker 7: they bade law enforcement. You can claim you're educating those

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Speaker 7: constitutions rights. Okay, you can keep that claim. What's what's

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Speaker 7: in facts? Do and tell people? Don't open your door,

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Speaker 7: hiding your home, don't talk to ICE. We're talking about

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Speaker 7: people are in the country legally committed a crime, tour

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Speaker 7: public safety tread They've been convicted of serious crime and

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Speaker 7: then in order to be moved by federal judge. So

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Speaker 7: it's able to see that others don't want ICE to

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Speaker 7: enforceable alt they enacted. I've got Jane, where is that

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Speaker 7: line of impediment or interference.

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Speaker 8: You've been speaking with a number of voters who were

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Speaker 8: Hillary Clinton twenty sixteen, Joe Biden twenty twenty, and then

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Speaker 8: went for Trump in twenty twenty four. How are these

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Speaker 8: folks seeing the early days of Trump's second term?

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Speaker 1: Pretty well?

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Speaker 9: Really?

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Speaker 10: And they're reacting to it because they loved the pace

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Speaker 10: of change. They were very fed up over the last

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Speaker 10: four years. They wanted action, they wanted results. They looked

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Speaker 10: at prices, they looked at affordability, looked at immigration, and

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Speaker 10: they didn't see anything happening. They still don't like what

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Speaker 10: he says, but they like what he does. So what

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Speaker 10: they tell me is, I wish you'd be a little.

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Speaker 11: Bit less rude.

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Speaker 10: But at the same time, they like what he's doing.

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Speaker 10: They believe he's serious about it, and for the first

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Speaker 10: time they have confidence in the future.

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Speaker 12: I've been with border patrol since the stays back in

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Speaker 12: nineteen ninety seven, so going on twenty eight years, and

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Speaker 12: this is definitely trending to be the most secure border

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Speaker 12: that I've ever worked under because of Donald Trump's policies

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Speaker 12: and everything that's He's.

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Speaker 1: Put in place to secure the border.

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Speaker 12: It's working, and those numbers actually tell that story.

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Speaker 13: What the President did not find acceptable was an endless

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Speaker 13: war in Europe that was literally turning into has turned

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Speaker 13: into a meat grinder of people on both sides. So

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Speaker 13: if you just think about just in a few months,

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Speaker 13: President Trump has shifted the entire global conversation from not

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Speaker 13: if the war is going to end, but just how

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Speaker 13: it's going to end, and only President Trump can do that.

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Speaker 1: And in the Oval Office less than a.

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Speaker 13: Week ago, both President Putin and President Zelenski both said

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Speaker 13: to him only you, President Trump could drive this war

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Speaker 13: to a conclusion.

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Speaker 14: So there are forty five thousand employees at the FAA,

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Speaker 14: we're talking.

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Speaker 1: About fewer than four hundred people.

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Speaker 14: And he says zero air traffic controllers and critical safety

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Speaker 14: personnel where I go.

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Speaker 15: So that's true.

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Speaker 14: I don't really have a problem with it, to be

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Speaker 14: honest with you.

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Speaker 1: I do like the idea of keeping the people.

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Speaker 14: Who are in the direct chain of command of safety

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Speaker 14: and the air traffic control system and so on and

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Speaker 14: so forth. But I have a hard time believing that

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Speaker 14: there is a single government agency that doesn't have a

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Speaker 14: bloat of administrative personnel that we could probably do without.

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Speaker 2: All of these agencies are like big fat chickens dripping

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Speaker 2: over barbecues of fat. This is the best barbecue I've

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Speaker 2: ever seen. But I don't think it's happening fast enough.

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Speaker 2: They're not cutting enough. Keep slashing, keep packing. While you

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Speaker 2: have a twenty four month mandate before the midterms. Cut cut, cut, cut,

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Speaker 2: cut more more cutting. Believe me, it's going to work

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Speaker 2: out just great.

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Speaker 15: Everybody.

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Speaker 16: People having nuclear codes cut them.

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Speaker 2: To cut everything, because if you don't see what they're doing,

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Speaker 2: and they can't show you that they're adding value.

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Speaker 16: You whack.

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Speaker 17: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 17: coming from every angle.

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Speaker 1: Put the will to deceive, fear not.

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Speaker 17: You found the place for truth, the voice from a

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Speaker 17: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 17: greatest country and the history of the world.

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Buck a life. Here

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 5: Okay, everybody, Radio stations across the country on interview with you.

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Speaker 5: As always, you can email us directly Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 5: dot com.

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Speaker 16: We're going to dive right in.

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Speaker 5: Is Elon Musk and Doge about to unwind the biggest

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Speaker 5: fraud in American history. Over the weekend and into last night,

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Speaker 5: Elon Musk on Twitter has been highlighting an unusual thing

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Speaker 5: about the data of the Social Security Administration. There are

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Speaker 5: millions and millions of numbers that are linked to people

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Speaker 5: that are over one hundred and ten years old. Literally,

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Speaker 5: you could look at the chart. Let's put the chart

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Speaker 5: up on screen. There's three point six million numbers for

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Speaker 5: people aged one hundred ten to one hundred nineteen. There

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Speaker 5: are three point five million for people aged one hundred

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Speaker 5: forty two hundred and forty nine. There's almost one point

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Speaker 5: five million for people ages over one hundred and fifty.

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Speaker 16: There it is right there. Now, let's just take a pause.

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Speaker 5: For those of us that have been in the fight

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Speaker 5: for fiscal sanity for well over thirteen years, we've known this,

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Speaker 5: we've talked about it, we've clamored, and politicians just kind

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Speaker 5: of sit down and shut up. Who cares. This has

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Speaker 5: all been looked into. So the conventional DC wisdom is, Okay,

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Speaker 5: this is normal. It's just paperwork. They were not sending

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Speaker 5: payments to people that shouldn't be getting them. However, after

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Speaker 5: so many of our eyes were opened during COVID, do

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Speaker 5: we trust the government to say that they've looked into

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Speaker 5: this thoroughly. After the government has lied to us repeatedly

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Speaker 5: about the open border, relied to us repeatedly about the

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Speaker 5: safe and effective vaccine. The government has not earned our

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Speaker 5: trust the last decade, the last twenty years, last thirty years,

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Speaker 5: they lied about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. So

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Speaker 5: you look at this chart. Three point six million numbers

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Speaker 5: for people ages one hundred and ten to one nineteen. Now,

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Speaker 5: mind you, this is not about cutting social security for

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Speaker 5: current beneficiaries or for those of you that are retirees.

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Speaker 5: This is about sending money to what we call phantom

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Speaker 5: social security numbers. Now, some people have suggested this could

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Speaker 5: be millions of people who are fraudulently drawing social security

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Speaker 5: benefits on behalf of people who died half a century ago.

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Speaker 5: It's probably a bit more complex than that. However, is

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Speaker 5: it a black hole? Is this a glitch in the

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Speaker 5: financial accounting matrix of the federal government? The Social Security

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Speaker 5: Administration has an Inspector General and they've been aware.

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Speaker 1: Of the issue.

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Speaker 5: Again, excuse me while I dismiss your awareness on team

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Speaker 5: Elon here. I don't want to hear your excuses. Oh,

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Speaker 5: the numbers are here, But I'm going to build out

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Speaker 5: what their excuses are and we'll see whether or not

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Speaker 5: this might be the most glaring smoking gun of financial waste.

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Speaker 16: In the history of the US government.

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Speaker 5: The Social Security Administrator has an Inspector General, and they

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Speaker 5: say they've been aware of this. They investigate it. In

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Speaker 5: both twenty fifteen and twenty twenty three. What they basically

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Speaker 5: said they found was this, most of these expired numbers

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Speaker 5: are from before there were electronic databases for tracking deaths.

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Speaker 5: There are a lot of people and as a result,

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Speaker 5: who simply don't have a death date logged.

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Speaker 15: Now.

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Speaker 5: The Social Security Administration says they have methods in place

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Speaker 5: to avoid paying fraudulent benefits to these old numbers, but

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Speaker 5: they're also too lazy to clean up their data. They

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Speaker 5: say it's not worth it because it would cost five

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Speaker 5: to ten million dollars. I'm sorry, ten million dollars. That's

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Speaker 5: a rounding error. We send hundreds of millions of dollars

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Speaker 5: of missiles to Ukraine, and ten million dollars they won't

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Speaker 5: clean up a rounding error. You have a six trillion

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Speaker 5: dollar budget and you won't spend ten million to clean

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Speaker 5: up what is obviously a glaring problem with the Social

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Speaker 5: Security Administration. It seems a little suspicious. The Inspector General

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Speaker 5: sounded the alarm in twenty twenty three. This is Biden's

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Speaker 5: Inspector General. They pointed out, there's all kinds of ways

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Speaker 5: that expired social security numbers can be used in fraud.

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Speaker 5: For example, it can help illegal immigrants to blend in.

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Speaker 1: We know this is happening.

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Speaker 5: We know that there are millions of illegals that steal

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Speaker 5: social security numbers. This we know of how many and

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Speaker 5: who they are will probably be discovered by Elon via Doge,

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Speaker 5: and that's kind of where the Elon force and the

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Speaker 5: Tom Homan force are going to converge. They take expired

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Speaker 5: Social Secure numbers and they use them to work illegally.

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Speaker 5: People also open fraudulent bank accounts using expired Social Security numbers.

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Speaker 5: Some people could even use them to take fake id's

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Speaker 5: and perhaps even vote fraudulently. And some people, which is illegal,

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Speaker 5: they don't report the death of a loved one like

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Speaker 5: a mother or a father or grandmother, and so they

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Speaker 5: just keep on getting Social Security checks, cashing them in

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Speaker 5: the name of the deceased, and then taking the money. Now,

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Speaker 5: according to Stephen Miller, who's a very smart and thoughtful person,

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Speaker 5: these are fraud rings operating abroad using a treasure trove

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Speaker 5: that expired social Security numbers. If this is even one

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Speaker 5: percent true, this is one of the greatest scandals in

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Speaker 5: the history of the American budget, glaring in front of US.

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Speaker 5: And they say it would only spend ten million dollars

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Speaker 5: to fix. For the record, that's less than one one

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Speaker 5: thousandth of the budget of USAID. Here is Steven Miller,

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Speaker 5: a serious thinker and a real operator, claiming this is

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Speaker 5: a foreign ring using US taxpayer dollars to reverse launder

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Speaker 5: money from you. So we don't know where black holes

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Speaker 5: of cartels and Iranian leaders, Chinese Communist Party outposts. Is

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Speaker 5: this some sort of a government spending program via mon

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Speaker 5: money laundering play cut seventy two.

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Speaker 18: As we know there's a massive amount of fraud in

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Speaker 18: this country. You have, for example, foreign fraud rings. These

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Speaker 18: are foreign nationals who come into the United States. They

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Speaker 18: use fake social Security numbers, they use fake identities to

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Speaker 18: steal billions in taxpayer benefits. There's no way to know

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Speaker 18: until Doge games full access exactly how much money we're

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Speaker 18: talking about. But over a ten year in old budget window,

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Speaker 18: you could be talking about saving over a trillion dollars

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Speaker 18: by clamping down on massive fraud in our tax and

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Speaker 18: entitlement systems, included again those carried out by organized fraud

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Speaker 18: and theft rings.

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Speaker 5: You could fix this in one afternoon. Do you want

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Speaker 5: to know how I could fix this overnight? You classify

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Speaker 5: everybody over one hundred and twenty years is dead. You

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Speaker 5: don't need a death certificate. There's not a living person

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Speaker 5: over one hundred and twenty years right now in the

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Speaker 5: United States of America. I think the oldest person ever

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Speaker 5: The logic flow diagram for the Social Security system looks insane.

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Speaker 17: Use flash democrats, America has a republic, not a democracy.

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Speaker 5: Trueverybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at Charloie

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Speaker 5: Help me understand this, or at least let's entertain this together.

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Speaker 5: If you can't steal social security numbers when you invade

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Speaker 5: Charliekirk dot com. Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email US Freedom

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Speaker 5: at Charlie Kirk dot com. Here is Caroline Levitt on

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Speaker 5: the fraud that is being uncovered at the Social Security Administration.

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Speaker 5: It's in every single agency and no one has thought

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Speaker 5: They're going after the heart of the matter. This presidency

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Speaker 4: President Trump has directed Elon Musk in the DOGE team

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Speaker 4: Number one, to identify a duplicate payments and to end them.

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Speaker 5: Look, we know how many people are getting Social Security payments,

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Speaker 5: And again you have to wonder how much of this

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Speaker 22: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 22: Terrence Bates. US and Russian officials are moving forward with

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Speaker 5: us now is Speaker Nuke Ingrich missus Speaker. Great to

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Speaker 5: see you. Thanks for coming on the show, Charlie.

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Speaker 24: It's always great to do with you, and you do

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Speaker 24: an amazing job.

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Speaker 1: Well, thank you.

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Speaker 5: It's hard to keep up with the pace of this administration.

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Speaker 5: I kind of want to start with that, mister speaker.

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Speaker 5: I mean, your historian, You've lived through and worked with

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Speaker 5: several presidents. This is remarkable. Have we seen anything like

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Speaker 5: this in American history?

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Speaker 25: No, I don't think so.

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Speaker 24: I think if you dated from the seventh of November

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Speaker 24: afterwards cleared who's going to be a president, all the

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Speaker 24: way up through the first month, and I'm writing on

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Speaker 24: this Friday on Ganglish Sweet sixty. There is a speed,

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Speaker 24: a comprehensiveness, a clarity of what he's doing, which is

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Speaker 24: extended through his whole team. If you look at who

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Speaker 24: he's been picking for key jobs, starting with Vice President Vance,

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Speaker 24: he has a clear sense of the entrepreneurial energy and

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Speaker 24: drive and toughness that he wants throughout the whole government,

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Speaker 24: and of the kind of America that he thinks we

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Speaker 24: have to become if we're going to be great again.

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Speaker 25: So I've never seen anything like it.

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Speaker 24: I think if he can continue it for four years,

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Speaker 24: and if he can win the twenty twenty sixth election,

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Speaker 24: then I think he's going to be in the league

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Speaker 24: just below Washington and Lincoln and maybe slightly above Frank

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Speaker 24: Ndla Roosevelt, who created a majority that lasted for ninety years.

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Speaker 24: Trump is doing stuff I wouldn't have thought possible.

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Speaker 5: And what do you attribute that to because the first term?

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Speaker 5: By this time, in the first term, we had national

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Speaker 5: security advisors resigning, we had the FBI spying, we had

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Speaker 5: Russia Gate, we had James Comey, we had Mueller on

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Speaker 5: the horizon. Trump is permanently on offense, and the Democrat

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Speaker 5: opposition looks weak, disorganized, disunified, dispirited.

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Speaker 24: Why well, I think Histrians will look back and say,

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Speaker 24: the greatest mistake the left ever made was taking the

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Speaker 24: election away from Trump in twenty twenty, because what it

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Speaker 24: did is it allowed him to spend four years thinking

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Speaker 24: about what had gone wrong, thinking about lessons he'd learned

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Speaker 24: as president. And at the same time, the left misunderstood

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Speaker 24: the election, thought they had a mandate to go further

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Speaker 24: and further left, to be truly weird.

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Speaker 25: And the net effect was that you.

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Speaker 24: Ended up, I think, with the country that was matter

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Speaker 24: sicker of the left, more ready for change. And thanks

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Speaker 24: in part to the American First Policy Institute and the

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Speaker 24: remarkable work of Linda McMahon and Brooke Rollins. There were

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Speaker 24: some four hundred people from the Trump administration who were

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Speaker 24: actively preparing for a second administration. So when he got

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Speaker 24: elected by this on the seventh of November, they already

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Speaker 24: had I think six hundred executive orders. They knew what

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Speaker 24: they wanted to do, they knew who they trusted. It

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Speaker 24: was totally different. Remember, and in twenty sixteen Trump had

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Speaker 24: never run for public office. There was no Trump organization.

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Speaker 24: MAGA was a movement, but it wasn't a structure. Now

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Speaker 24: Mega all across America there are huge numbers of people

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Speaker 24: who think of themselves as MAGA and who are prepared

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Speaker 24: to go out and work and help elect candidates who

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Speaker 24: belonged to make America great again. Totally different world than

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Speaker 24: the world of twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 5: And there's real infrastructure behind it. Mister speaker, I would

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Speaker 5: now want to talk about how President Trump is reformulating

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Speaker 5: Western alliances.

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Speaker 16: Jd.

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Speaker 5: Vance was in Munich last week and gave an exceptional

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Speaker 5: speech that was then immediately condemned by the Germans. How

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Speaker 5: do you think about this? Geopolitically? The European scene entitled

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Speaker 5: to unlimited amounts of US taxpayer money, without them contributing.

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Speaker 5: President Trump is doing this in a very thoughtful way.

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Speaker 16: What is your take.

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Speaker 24: Well, I just did a newsletter for Gingristy six to

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Speaker 24: m my background, I'm a PhD in European history. I've

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Speaker 24: lived in France, Germany and Belgium and Rome, so I

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Speaker 24: have some general interest in Europe. I think what jd

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Speaker 24: Vance did is sort of like your next door neighbor

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Speaker 24: being an alcoholic and you go over and you do

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Speaker 24: an intervention. He went to the Europeans and what I

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Speaker 24: think was an intervention. Their system is failing. Their elites

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Speaker 24: are so isolated from the world and so isolated from

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Speaker 24: their own people that they maintained power by a cheating

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Speaker 24: every day. And Dvance, I mean, is a very courageous speech.

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Speaker 24: They actually made two speeches, one in Paris on artificial

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Speaker 24: intelligence and then the speech at Munich, and they both

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Speaker 24: had a similar pattern.

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Speaker 25: You know, I just did some numbers a while ago.

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Speaker 24: There are fifteen trillion dollar companies that are American, four

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Speaker 24: that are Chinese, and then the Saudi Aramco.

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Speaker 25: There are no European companies.

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Speaker 15: That are truly dollar dodibles.

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Speaker 24: Well, the Europeans chose regulation rather than innovation. And is

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Speaker 24: now destroying the continent.

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Speaker 16: And they're a husk of their former selves.

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Speaker 1: Do you think that?

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Speaker 5: So let's talk about some of the domestic political issues

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Speaker 5: in Europe. Jd Vance made it a point saying, not

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Speaker 5: only are you guys, you know, embracing regulation and strangulated,

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Speaker 5: you know, laws against your business, but also they are

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Speaker 5: cracking down on.

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Speaker 16: Freedom of speech.

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Speaker 5: I mean in Germany there was this extraordinary piece of

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Speaker 5: tape on sixty minutes this last weekend. They said, you

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Speaker 5: can't insult somebody online. You're not allowed to say get

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Speaker 5: out of my country. This is considered to be hate speech.

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Speaker 5: Why should we as Americans continually subsidize that.

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Speaker 24: Well we shouldn't. It's actually quite ironic. The Weimar Republic,

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Speaker 24: which people always say, well that's what free speech gets

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Speaker 24: you to. The Weimar Republic had very strict laws. There

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Speaker 24: are two hundred legal actions against the Nazis. Hitler at

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Speaker 24: one point is barred from speaking in Bavaria. So it's

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Speaker 24: not like the Weyemar Republic was this wonderful world of

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Speaker 24: free speech. In fact, they were trying to find ways

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Speaker 24: to restrict communists and or stick Nazis, and in the

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Speaker 24: long run, it failed, but it failed because the economy failed,

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Speaker 24: because the world had failed. From the standpoint of the

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Speaker 24: average everyday German, these rules in Europe and Britain, by

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Speaker 24: the way, in some ways is the worst. I mean,

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Speaker 24: the British have had a grooming crisis of Pakistani males

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Speaker 24: raping young girls and nothing being done because if you

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Speaker 24: report it, it's considered Islamophobia. So the parents get in

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Speaker 24: trouble for trying to protect their thirteen or fourteen year

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Speaker 24: old woman.

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Speaker 25: This stuff is crazy.

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Speaker 24: And of course the American elites who are all still

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Speaker 24: in the state of shock from the election.

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Speaker 15: I mean, the.

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Speaker 24: Performance on CBS the other morning with Marco Rubio was

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Speaker 24: a disgrace and the moderator should have been should be

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Speaker 24: fired for pure incompetence. You're saying that the things that

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Speaker 24: are just false, and I think this is a real crisis.

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Speaker 25: The sixteen minute speechs is pure propaganda.

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Speaker 24: And of course what you've seen is as Jim Clifton

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Speaker 24: a galloped to them the other day for the first time,

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Speaker 24: the news media now ranks below Congress as an institution

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Speaker 24: people don't trust and as a general rule.

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Speaker 25: Now I think the average American.

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Speaker 24: Knows that if you're watching CBS or NBC or ABC,

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Speaker 24: or you're watching or you're reading the New York Times,

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Speaker 24: the word Trump post. It's probably a lie.

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Speaker 5: It's probably fake, and it's sad because we actually we

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Speaker 5: deserve better media than what the American people have been receiving.

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Speaker 24: Well right now, and you're going to say you're part

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Speaker 24: of this, I mean, the fact is the country's turning

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Speaker 24: to the podcasts.

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Speaker 25: I mean going on Joe Rogan beat.

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Speaker 24: Anything that Trump could have gained by going on the

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Speaker 24: old networks in terms of sheer, believability and in terms

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Speaker 24: of penetration, you've done the same thing. I think a

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Speaker 24: big part of the rise in younger people supporting Trump

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Speaker 24: comes directly from you. And so in a sense, you're

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Speaker 24: the old media is killing itself and driving people to

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Speaker 24: places like your podcast.

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Speaker 16: And we will happily receive them and we will cheer

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Speaker 16: on their demise.

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Speaker 5: So, mister speaker, right now we have Secretary of State

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Speaker 5: Marc Rubio, Steve Wikoff, and Michael Wallas in Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 5: I want to just make a little bit of a

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Speaker 5: side note first, I do want to make sure we

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Speaker 5: plug ging rich three to sixty people should check that out,

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Speaker 5: But can you just add a little color here. Marco

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Speaker 5: Rubio might be the most talented diplomat I've seen in

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Speaker 5: a generation. He seems as if he has just built

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Speaker 5: for diplomacy. He's doing a phenomenal job. Just any thoughts

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Speaker 5: on Marco Ruby before we get in that.

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Speaker 24: I've known Mark Yo since before he was Speaker of

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Speaker 24: the House in Florida. We are old friends. He is

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Speaker 24: a brilliant political leader. He was a great Speaker of

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Speaker 24: the House in Florida, you know. And I think had

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Speaker 24: Trump not overwhelmed him, he would have been a very

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Speaker 24: good president.

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Speaker 25: I think he's very talented.

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Speaker 24: Plus, as somebody with a background as a Cuban American,

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Speaker 24: he has a deep instinct for Latin America. He's thought

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Speaker 24: a great deal about communism because he's dealt with Castro

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Speaker 24: and the Cubans. And I think you're going to find

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Speaker 24: and he and I chatted about this the other day.

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Speaker 24: He is going to remake the State Department into an

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Speaker 24: institution that actually serves American interest rather than the elitist

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Speaker 24: interests of the sort of Davos world gentry. And I

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Speaker 24: think he does it well. He's articulate, he's smart, he

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Speaker 24: knows an immense amount. I mean, these reporters don't know anything.

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Speaker 24: That's one of things you have to remember. Then only

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Speaker 24: are they biased, They don't know anything. People like Marco

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Speaker 24: know a great whitcough by the way, has been a

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Speaker 24: huge surprise. I know Steve, but I knew him as

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Speaker 24: a realtor. I had no idea his negotiating talents. And

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Speaker 24: of course we have a great national security advisor with

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Speaker 24: a real record of being realistic about the world. It's

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Speaker 24: so interesting to see what they can accomplish in talking

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Speaker 16: If we can get to a end of this.

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Speaker 24: Well, I mean, first of all, it's very symbolic that

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Speaker 25: I mean, historically you'd be probably in Switzerland.

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Speaker 16: I think that's exactly right.

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Speaker 25: Think about it.

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Speaker 24: They've gone to Saudi Arabia, which makes the Saudis happy.

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Speaker 24: They have basically taken a step out of the old

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Speaker 24: elected and sworn in in twenty seventeen, so he does

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Speaker 25: So there's a lot of different things moving here.

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Speaker 24: The sense I get from talking with the President over

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Speaker 24: a number of years, he is increasingly aware, first of all,

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Speaker 25: Second, he really, I think, wants to be a peacemaker.

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Speaker 24: I believe personally that his being shot once and almost

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Speaker 24: And they decided God had spared them to defeat the

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Speaker 25: Well, I think, in a very similar way, Trump said,

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Speaker 24: think that he believes that part of that is not

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Speaker 24: Whether it's in Gaza or Ukraine or a number of

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Speaker 25: And he's begun to assemble a team. As you pointed out,

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Speaker 24: So tr trump Ism, if you will, is both having

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Speaker 24: an impact inside the US, but it's also having an

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Speaker 5: That that is so smart and by the minute half remaining,

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Speaker 5: talk about what this might mean for the breaking up

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Speaker 5: of bricks. It's a not so subtle way to say, Hey,

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Speaker 24: If if we can pass a tax cut by May

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Speaker 25: Of the planet.

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Speaker 24: And it's not even going to be close, and at

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Speaker 25: It won't happen. It can't happen.

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Speaker 24: The dollar will be dominant, certainly for the rest of

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Speaker 5: that out. And mister speaker brought up an incredibly astute point.

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Speaker 5: Going to Saudi Arabia, not Switzerland, not Brussels, not Paris,

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Speaker 1: And do you notice who's not at the table? Ukraine?

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Speaker 16: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 5: Joining us now is Mark Mitchell, a great follow on

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Speaker 5: X Very smart runs all the polling for Rasmussen Reports

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Speaker 5: the head polster.

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Speaker 1: Mark.

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Speaker 16: Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, happy to be here. Thanks for the kind words.

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Speaker 15: We try really hard. It's basically just a handful of

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Speaker 15: us and we put out more polling the morning console

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Speaker 15: and they have like hundreds of employees. So it's amazing.

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Speaker 5: It's a great thing you guys are doing. So I

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Speaker 5: just have to give a trigger warning. It's a disclaimer here.

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Speaker 5: You see, we're here at twelve pm to two Eastern

947
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Speaker 5: on this program, and the core of our show here

948
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Speaker 5: are patriotic, wonderful people that happen to be baby boomers.

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Speaker 5: So I always have to disclaim this what we're about

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Speaker 5: to talk about. The people in this audience are exempt

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Speaker 5: from this. However, there is a generational truth that must

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Speaker 5: be told here about who is approving of Trump and

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Speaker 5: who is not. I'm gonna get I'm about to get

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Speaker 5: the angriest emails imaginable. Mark, So this is you, not me,

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Speaker 5: And for the record, and one of the audience really,

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Speaker 5: oh no, no, you have no idea. It's like I

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Speaker 5: need personal security, and so Mark, what is going on here?

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Speaker 15: Well, I think what's happening is that we're entering the

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Speaker 15: end of the fourth turning and we're seeing what they

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Speaker 15: talked about in that theory is rapid rapid political realignments, changes,

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Speaker 15: massive changes in public opinion. And I'm here for it

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Speaker 15: because I'm a public opinion professional, and I don't think

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Speaker 15: we've even begun to see the way in which people's

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Speaker 15: opinions are going to change. And eighteen to thirty nine

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Speaker 15: year olds perennially, you know, they approved of a Biden

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Speaker 15: Obama a couple months into his first term. It's sixty

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Speaker 15: eight percent. Well guess what they are the highest approving

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Speaker 15: age bracket of Donald Trump right now, fifty six percent

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Speaker 15: as of yesterday. And that's astounding because in our numbers,

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Speaker 15: those people went for Hillary Clinton by almost thirty points,

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Speaker 15: and they have a net plus fourteen approval rating for

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Speaker 15: Trump right now. So that's like, you know, we're talking

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Speaker 15: almost to fifty point swing and opinions. And so it's

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Speaker 15: because Donald Trump came in and, in my opinion, is

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Speaker 15: saving the future of the Republic in a way that

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Speaker 15: nobody believed. And the eighteen to thirty nine year olds

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Speaker 15: are plugged in, I think more than anybody else, to

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Speaker 15: independent online media and they like what they see. And

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Speaker 15: it's not just approval rating. We also have right direction

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Speaker 15: wrong track at the highest numbers we've ever had in

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Speaker 15: our polling forty seven percent or right direction forty seven

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Speaker 15: percent Wrong track right now, those numbers are at parody.

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Speaker 15: They've only been above zero twice in our history, and

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Speaker 15: one of them was last week. And so people are

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Speaker 15: seeing this, and the mainstream media is just banging this

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Speaker 15: constitutional crisis drum. They're banging this Napoleon quote. Nobody cares,

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Speaker 15: nobody cares. They're like, yeah, I voted for somebody to

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Speaker 15: come in and uncover all this stuff. And even the

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Speaker 15: eighteen to twenty nine year olds, they are a little

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Speaker 15: left than the thirty to thirty nine year olds. You know,

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Speaker 15: those people are working, you know, in peak career professionals,

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Speaker 15: and they're also building families. But eighteen to twenty nine

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Speaker 15: year olds, based on all of my February data, and

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Speaker 15: so this is more data than any other pollster is

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Speaker 15: going to have on this. Right now, eighteen to twenty

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Speaker 15: nine year olds forty nine percent approve of Trump, forty

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Speaker 15: eight percent disapproved.

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Speaker 5: So that's that's incredible. I mean, Mark, I got to interrupt.

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Speaker 5: I mean, so that's that's net plus one. Has a

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Speaker 5: Republican president enjoyed that kind of approval from this demographic

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Speaker 5: in the last twenty years.

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Speaker 15: Well, I mean it's been Trump for a decade, right

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Speaker 15: and back then, no, like thirty points eighteen to thirty

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Speaker 15: nine year olds went to Hillary Clinton in our polls.

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Speaker 15: So again this is a very recent thing, and we

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Speaker 15: have charts that show Trump picked up a lot of

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Speaker 15: their support during the twenty twenty cycle. It wasn't enough,

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Speaker 15: and they didn't go for him, and he didn't win

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Speaker 15: them this time out either. But now it's the fact

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Speaker 15: that he came in and is doing what he promised,

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Speaker 15: and we have other polling that backs it up. We

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Speaker 15: also asked during his inauguration speech, President Donald Trump said

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Speaker 15: the Golden Age of America begins right now. Agree or disagree,

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Speaker 15: and fifty two percent of us likely voters agreed with

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Speaker 15: that statement, but fifty six percent of eighteen to thirty

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Speaker 15: nine year olds. And so this is what happens when

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Speaker 15: you steal these kids' future. That's what's happened basically what

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Speaker 15: we have here. You know, the fourth Turning Crisis isn't

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Speaker 15: war with China or Russia. It's war with our own

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Speaker 15: government that's basically used the Intel operations to conduct the

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Speaker 15: biggest gas lighting warfare and information warfare in history for decades,

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Speaker 15: faking this Republican Democrat paradigm of politics that everybody sees through.

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Speaker 15: Now we don't know what the Democrat and Republican parties

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Speaker 15: are going to look like. Can you even imagine the

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Speaker 15: Democrats coming up with some kind of coherent platform to

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Speaker 15: address what Trump's doing? Like, I really can't even if

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Speaker 15: they could figure out one that would make sense. Nobody's

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Speaker 15: going to believe.

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Speaker 5: Them, and they're just so uncool and just so slow moving.

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Speaker 5: But help me understand why is it that younger voters

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Speaker 5: just to reiterate eighteen to twenty four approve of Trump,

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Speaker 5: whereas baby boomers do not. I mean, just that's the

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Speaker 5: generation of divide. You have more young voters that like

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Speaker 5: Trump than older voters.

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Speaker 16: What is going on here?

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Speaker 15: Well, you know, some of its brand, some of its

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Speaker 15: news consumption. But to put a really sharp point on

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Speaker 15: exactly what's going on with age brackets is that older

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Speaker 15: voters above sixty five are more opinionated, so they're more

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Speaker 15: likely to strongly approve of Trump and strongly disapprove. But

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Speaker 15: they only get to a fifty percent approval and a

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Speaker 15: forty nine percent disapproval, so they're net plus one, whereas

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Speaker 15: you know, the eighteen to thirty nine year olds or

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Speaker 15: what do we say net plus fourteen, It is huge, right,

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Speaker 15: Only twenty eight percent of eighteen to thirty nine year

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Speaker 15: olds strongly disapprove of Trump. So what that tells me

1047
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Speaker 15: is that everybody who said that this man is Orange Hitler,

1048
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Speaker 15: they don't care, they do not believe it. And I

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Speaker 15: think it's because they're on the leading edge of understanding

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Speaker 15: the collapse and trust in our institutions. And I have

1051
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Speaker 15: other numbers to back this up. Everybody says Kamala Harris

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Speaker 15: was a bad candidate, while she did convince forty nine

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Speaker 15: percent of the country to vote for But we asked

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Speaker 15: the question do you trust the federal government, only thirty

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Speaker 15: percent say yes. The eighteen to thirty nine year olds

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Speaker 15: were very close to that number, I forget off the

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Speaker 15: top of my head. But is America safer than it

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Speaker 15: was four years ago? And this is the kind of

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Speaker 15: question where you'd see like a really low yes response

1060
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Speaker 15: for the sixty five and older maybe ten years ago.

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Speaker 15: Now only twenty seven percent of eighteen to twenty nine

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Speaker 15: year olds say America is safer than it was four

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Speaker 15: years ago. Only twenty four percent of thirty to thirty

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Speaker 15: nine year olds. And will today's children be better off

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Speaker 15: than their parents. The number of people who say yes,

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Speaker 15: eighteen to twenty nine year olds only thirty four percent.

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Speaker 15: These are people that just got out of college, they're

1068
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Speaker 15: in the dating pool, they're like getting their first corporate jobs,

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Speaker 15: and only thirty four percent of them think that today's

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Speaker 15: children will be better off than their parents. That's horrifying.

1071
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Speaker 15: And so everybody says, oh, like economics, the economy is

1072
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Speaker 15: the number one issue. It's like, well, yeah, it has

1073
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Speaker 15: been for the last forty years, but it's we're looking

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Speaker 15: at something very different here. And the number two issue

1075
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Speaker 15: is the border security, but we all know that that's

1076
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Speaker 15: an economic signal as well. And so really what it

1077
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Speaker 15: comes down to is people despise authority figures. Overwhelmingly, they

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Speaker 15: said that Biden was represented more of the same and

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Speaker 15: that Trump was the change candidate, Like major numbers more

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Speaker 15: than what Trump got. I think over sixty percent said

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Speaker 15: that Donald Trump was the candidate of change. And that's it.

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Speaker 15: It's like, you weaponize the government, you weaponize the judicial system,

1083
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Speaker 15: you try to throw people in internment camps because of COVID,

1084
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Speaker 15: you literally destroyed the First Amendment, you know, everything. They

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Speaker 15: pushed the final vestiges of trust in the mainstream media

1086
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Speaker 15: off a cliff. They literally burned every asset to try

1087
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Speaker 15: and stay in power, and it failed, and now they're

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Speaker 15: scrambling and they don't look cool. That's for sure, you're right.

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Speaker 15: I mean, they have a whole lot of acceptagenarians and

1090
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Speaker 15: a whole lot of former Republican neocons out there just

1091
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Speaker 15: histrionically like winging is the word. I think. I don't

1092
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Speaker 15: know what else to say about it. And then you

1093
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Speaker 15: have it looks like a race to the bottom insanity

1094
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Speaker 15: where AOC's like, oh, you want populism, I'll give you popularism.

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Speaker 15: We're going to shoot CEOs like that's what they have.

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Speaker 15: It's absolutely insane.

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Speaker 5: Mark, stay right there. I want to keep you for

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Speaker 5: another segment. Here, lots more to discuss. I think it's

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Speaker 5: remarkable where you have the next generation that is largely

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Speaker 1: I believe that is Tom Petty American girl. Am I right? Yes?

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Speaker 1: I bat about fifty percent.

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Speaker 5: Mark Mitchell continues with us, Mark, how popular is Doge?

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Speaker 15: Oh, well, more popular than Trump is right now. We

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Speaker 15: had net plus ten just last week. So this is

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Speaker 15: after people are watching USA ID go in and get gutted.

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Speaker 15: And that's really incredible because you know, everybody's complaining about

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Speaker 15: Trump's new president Elon. You know, hitler Oath swearing Elon

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Speaker 15: and it didn't work. Elon Musk hit a fifty two

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Speaker 15: percent favorability rating too. And that might not sound great,

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Speaker 15: but Trump's the only person besides Elon that pulls above

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Speaker 15: fifty percent of everybody we test right now. That's you know,

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Speaker 15: that's where we're at. We're never going to see a

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Speaker 15: president unless the economy gets fixed or we go to

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Speaker 15: war with a sixty seventy percent approval rating. We're just

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Speaker 15: past that. Everything is too dire, you know, the atensions

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Speaker 15: of ratchet up too high. But I also think that

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Speaker 15: Trump's fifty percent is probably going to be pretty sticky.

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Speaker 15: I really don't think that he's going to get into

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Speaker 15: the forties unless they're going to have to throw something

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Speaker 15: major at him like they did before. And I don't

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Speaker 15: even know if they can do that. Anymore. I don't

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Speaker 15: even know if they have the trust less left. The

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Speaker 15: mainstream media really just like absolutely screwed themselves over. And

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Speaker 15: we were talking about the boomers. I think that the

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Speaker 15: idiot box is really to blame there.

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Speaker 5: I totally agree. I think the White Noise Machine talk

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Speaker 5: about that. How do people that are boomers get their information?

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Speaker 15: So we asked as part of our September Swing State

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Speaker 15: set with American Thinker, and you can go check the

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Speaker 15: cross tabs out. It's not behind a paywall. People can

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Speaker 15: download them. Really rich set of cross tabs. Who do

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Speaker 15: you trust more for your political news? Major cable news channels,

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Speaker 15: network TV news, independent online sources or other? And eighteen

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Speaker 15: to thirty nine year olds said, major news channels on

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Speaker 15: cable thirty seven, No, sorry, eighteen percent, but it's forty

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Speaker 15: three percent of those sixty five and older. And independent

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Speaker 15: online sources was thirty six and sixty five and older

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Speaker 15: was only nineteen and so. I don't think what we're

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Speaker 15: seeing here is like politicization. I think it's objectivity. I

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Speaker 15: think that younger voters are being more objective about what

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Speaker 15: they see around them and unwilling to just trust somebody

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Speaker 15: because it's a human on a TV telling them stuff.

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Speaker 15: And I can tell you that your what channel you watch,

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Speaker 15: what channel you trust on cable news says a hell

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Speaker 15: of a lot about what you think. We looked at

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Speaker 15: the top two issues of MSNBC viewers, and seventy five

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Speaker 15: percent of them it was threats to democracy and abortion

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Speaker 15: this cycle, and of people that watch Fox News or

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Speaker 15: News Max, it was eighty percent prices and the border,

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Speaker 15: just two completely different Americas. And so I think that, like,

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Speaker 15: hopefully that's dying out. I don't think it's you know that,

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Speaker 15: I don't think that's how younger people are getting their

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Speaker 15: news now, and on issue after issue, what we would

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Speaker 15: see is younger voters just a little bit more astute

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Speaker 15: or aware about things around them, Like, for instance, we

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Speaker 15: asked a question, how likely is it that Obama is

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Speaker 15: influencing the Biden administration? And the eighteen to thirty nine

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Speaker 15: year olds had something like a five or ten point

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Speaker 15: edge there over everybody else. And it's just time after

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Speaker 15: time you'd see that kind of pattern. And so I

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Speaker 15: think what we're seeing maybe is like I called it

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Speaker 15: revolution X right.

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Speaker 5: Longer No, And I want to that, well, this is

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Speaker 5: this is where I want to end our conversation here.

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Speaker 5: Gen X is becoming so right wing that the future

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Speaker 5: looks red. I mean, if if gen Z goes the

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Speaker 5: way it's going, it's it's funny. It goes boomers that

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Speaker 5: are tepidly moderate, and then we have gen X that

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Speaker 5: is super right wing, millennials that are center left, gen

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Speaker 5: Z increasingly right wing.

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Speaker 11: Is that?

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Speaker 16: But what is going on with gen X?

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Speaker 15: Well, I don't think all the chips is settled yet.

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Speaker 15: When I said revolution X, I'm talking like xd APP.

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Speaker 15: I think that the mainstream media like can't even control

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Speaker 15: the narrative anymore because they try and float. I listen,

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Speaker 15: you could look at on Google trends for the search

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Speaker 15: term constitutional crisis, and nobody was searching that, and all

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Speaker 15: of a sudden, eight to ten x like any prior

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Speaker 15: year's search volume in Google history, in just two or

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Speaker 15: three days. So they're still trying to jumpstart this rebellion,

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Speaker 15: this resistance to Trump, and they're using all their old tricks,

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Speaker 15: and everybody just goes to X and just ruthlessly dunks

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Speaker 15: on these people. And I think all ages are kind

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Speaker 15: of getting involved. And so I think what we're seeing

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Speaker 15: is kind of a flattening across the age spectrum from

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Speaker 15: a like, how do I measure them from a political perspective?

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Speaker 15: But I do think there is something about you know,

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Speaker 15: younger gen X, millennials and older Zoomers are going to

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Speaker 15: step into the hero generation archetype of the Fourth Turning,

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Speaker 15: and we got a crisis coming because you know, we

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Speaker 15: talked about on the on our channel about this. The

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Speaker 15: Fourth Turning can be delineated by periods of high order

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Speaker 15: demand and supply of order, and then as the crisis passed,

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Speaker 15: you have less demand for order, then less supply for order.

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Speaker 15: And you are here. Where we're at is a super

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Speaker 15: high demand for order and absolutely none to be found.

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Speaker 15: All of our institutions are completely corrupt. And so what

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Speaker 15: he's trying to run us is that new leaders will

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Speaker 15: step in and fill that vacuum.

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Speaker 5: Mark, thank you. Early gen X is the most right

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Speaker 5: wing cohort by far. But the really amazing thing is

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Speaker 5: millennials are moving right as well.

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Speaker 1: Mark, thanks so much. We talked about the FBI.

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Speaker 22: Next Terrence Bates with your Real America's Voice news Break.

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Speaker 22: We appreciate you being here with us. A federal judge

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Speaker 22: is expected to rule today on a lawsuit filed by

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Speaker 22: fourteen Democrat attorneys general seeking to limit the Elon Musk

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Speaker 22: led Department of Government Efficiencies access to sensitive information from

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Speaker 22: about a half dozen federal agencies. The suit also aims

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Speaker 22: to keep DOGE from firing federal employees. During Monday's hearing,

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Speaker 22: which was held via zoom, Us, District Judge Tanya Chutkin

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Speaker 22: told the Attorney's General she didn't believe they had shown

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Speaker 22: necessary evidence of imminent harm to merit an injunction to

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Speaker 22: stop the work that's being done by DOGE. Apart from

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Speaker 22: arguing that Musk is operating under quote unchecked power, the

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Speaker 22: suit also claims the actions Musk is taking constitutionally can

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Speaker 22: only be taken by a nominated and Senate confirmed official.

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Speaker 22: The Trump administration, on the other hand, says that DOGE

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Speaker 22: is acting in an advisory role and doesn't need Senate

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Speaker 22: confirmation to access this information, and apart from uncovering fraud, waste,

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Speaker 22: and abuse, the Department of Government Efficiency is now requiring

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Speaker 22: that the Treasury Access Symbol on payment documents be filled out.

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Speaker 22: The TAZ, as it's known, is an identification code linking

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Speaker 22: Treasury payments to a budget line item documenting where payments

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Speaker 22: are going as a standard business practice, but Dode says

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Speaker 22: completing the TAS line has been optional for the government

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Speaker 22: for years, and that has led to a four point

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Speaker 22: seven trillion dollar deficit in terms of payments that can't

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Speaker 22: be tracked or account for. Under new protocols from the

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Speaker 22: Treasury Department, that section of payment documents now has to

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Speaker 22: be completed in order to clarify where payments are actually going. Well,

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Speaker 22: the word miraculous may be an understatement. After everyone on

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Speaker 22: board this crashed Delta Airlines flight survived, However, at least

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Speaker 22: eighteen people, including a child, were hurt. The regional jet

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Speaker 22: flipped upside down just after touching down at Toronto's Pearson

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Speaker 22: Airport in Canada on Monday. It happened during windy weather

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Speaker 22: following the snowstorm. Even though it happened across the northern border,

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Speaker 22: the accident is raising questions about air traffic safety here

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Speaker 22: in the United States. Taking the ex on Monday, Transportation

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Speaker 22: Secretary Sean Duffy writing that the FAA has fired less

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Speaker 22: than four hundred people, all of whom were prodationary employees,

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Speaker 22: and that means they were hired less than a year ago,

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Speaker 22: Secretary of Duffy confirming that no traffic controllers and critical

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Speaker 22: safety personnel.

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Speaker 11: Have been let go.

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Speaker 22: Though that's a good check of your.

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Speaker 21: Heads, relentless and spirit.

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Speaker 1: Here listening to the Charlie Kirk Show. Welcome back everybody.

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Speaker 5: Sorry, I was just looking at a chiron that says

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Speaker 5: Democrats plan a knockoff.

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Speaker 1: Tp USA event.

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Speaker 5: That's how you know you've really kind of planted a flag.

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Speaker 5: That's how you know things are are are.

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Speaker 15: Moving.

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Speaker 5: We're going to talk about that knockoff Turning Point event tomorrow.

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Speaker 15: It's true.

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Speaker 5: Never Trumper's plan, knockoff TPUSA event. It's really cool. Okay,

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Speaker 5: what do we have here? Job Creators Network, Thank you.

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Speaker 5: There's a lot of excitement in Washington, d C. As

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Speaker 5: we start the new year. I want to talk about

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Speaker 5: something just as exciting happening outside the DC Beltway. A

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Speaker 5: revolution happening in the States. It's the education freedom movement.

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Speaker 5: It's real. It's growing and growing because some states, as

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Speaker 5: they should, are putting parents in charge of the education

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Speaker 5: of their kids. Everyone knows education is the power to

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Speaker 5: change a child's life, and anyone who's raised a child.

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Speaker 1: Knows each has different needs.

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Speaker 5: Listen, The fact is, parents know their kid's best, they

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Speaker 5: know what's best for their development and future. Education Freedom

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Speaker 5: legislation puts parents, not zip codes and politicians in charge

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Speaker 5: of these important family decisions. It's why I strongly support

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Speaker 5: making universal education freedom and reality for every parent in

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Speaker 5: every state. To find out where your state legislature stands.

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Speaker 5: To make sure your voice is heard, go to Education

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Speaker 5: Freedom USA dot com. Now that is EDUCATIONFREEDOMUSA dot com.

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Speaker 5: Now EDUCATIONFREEDOMUSA dot com. Okay, a very important guest here

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Speaker 5: to discuss his new book, want to the FBI I

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Speaker 5: once knew by Christopher Pyota. Christopher, welcome to the program,

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Speaker 5: and thank you for taking the time tell us about

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Speaker 5: your book.

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Speaker 26: Hey, Charlie, thank you and appreciate your time today.

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Speaker 11: As far as the.

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Speaker 26: Book goes, I wrote the book so that people could

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Speaker 26: understand how the FBI changed, how the FBI went off track,

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Speaker 26: and how I feel the FBI can be put back

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Speaker 26: on the right track to being that trusted and respected

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Speaker 26: organization it once was for in service of the American people.

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Speaker 26: I wanted to give folks a bird'seye view of my

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Speaker 26: time with the FBI. Spent nearly twenty five years at

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Speaker 26: the organization, and watched it evolve and change from pre

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Speaker 26: nine to eleven, post nine to eleven to present time.

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Speaker 5: Is it fair to say that after nine to eleven

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Speaker 5: the FBI largely changed its premise from being a law

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Speaker 5: enforcement agency to an intelligence gathering agency.

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Speaker 26: That's correct, And it was a very violent shift after

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Speaker 26: not eleven because there was seen to be many failures

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Speaker 26: based upon the previous model of the FBI being a

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Speaker 26: more reactive law enforcement organization and not a predictive and

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Speaker 26: preventative intelligence driven organization.

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Speaker 5: So yeah, so tell us more specifically because the FBI

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Speaker 5: director who did this was Bob Muller. Correct, he was

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Speaker 5: the FBI director that helped orchestrate the details of turning

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Speaker 5: the FBI against the American people. So when they are

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Speaker 5: gathering so much information, you almost then create job justification

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Speaker 5: where you spy for the sake of spying. Walk us

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Speaker 5: through the details there, well.

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Speaker 26: I think with all government decisions that started out with

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Speaker 26: good intentions with ended up with bad outcomes.

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Speaker 11: I think one thing that people.

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Speaker 26: Have to remember in the government is the rule of

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Speaker 26: if some is good, more is better, and then too

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Speaker 26: much is just right. And it happened that way with

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Speaker 26: the surveillance activities. After nine to eleven, we were operating

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Speaker 26: in a position of fear and anxiety of looking for

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Speaker 26: the possible next attack, and those fears and that anxiety

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Speaker 26: led to things such as the Patriot Act and other

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Speaker 26: legal frameworks that gave us additional tools to combat the

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Speaker 26: threat of terrorism. But then ultimately, as what happens in

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Speaker 26: the government, you have mission creep, you have that incrementalism

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Speaker 26: of more some as good, more as better, too much

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Speaker 26: as just right, and then those tools were started starting

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Speaker 26: to be used in more domestic surveillance activities, and then

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Speaker 26: we lack the principal leadership over the past several years

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Speaker 26: to keep that under control and to and to analyze

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Speaker 26: what we were doing to the privacy and civilarities of

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Speaker 26: our own people.

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Speaker 5: So Cash ptel looks like today at five point thirty

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Speaker 5: pm there is a cash procedural vote that will allow

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Speaker 5: Fune to file clulture and confirmation vote is likely on Thursday.

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Speaker 5: So very excited about that. What should cash Patel do?

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Speaker 5: On day one? He gets sworn in, He goes in

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Speaker 5: the motorcade, he enters the j. Edgar Hoover Building, goes

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Speaker 5: to what is it the seventh floor, gets the big desk.

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Speaker 5: What is it that cash Ptel should do. What are

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Speaker 5: his action items?

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Speaker 26: First day, he's got to walk in and establish himself

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Speaker 26: as the leader of the FBI. He's not there as

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Speaker 26: a political operator or any other i would say, less

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Speaker 26: operational role. He's there as the leader of the Federal

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Speaker 26: Bureau of Investigation. He's got to look at three particular

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Speaker 26: areas as he is the strategic leader of the organization. First,

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Speaker 26: he's got to look at the culture of the organization

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Speaker 26: the FBI. The culture has declined and eroded over time,

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Speaker 26: and he's got to fix that and set new cultural

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Speaker 26: norms and expectations. Second thing he has has to do

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Speaker 26: is look at the leadership environment that exists. I'd say

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Speaker 26: eighty to ninety percent of all FBI challenges, especially over

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Speaker 26: the past four years, are due to bad leadership, bad decisions,

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Speaker 26: and just weak leadership culture. The third thing he's going

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Speaker 26: to have to do is look at the operational practices

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Speaker 26: that are prevailing in the FBI right now. I've heard

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Speaker 26: discussions people say, we haven't changed our standards in the FBI,

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Speaker 26: maybe not on paper, but what you've done and what

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Speaker 26: they've done is changed the way those standards are enforced,

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Speaker 26: the way those standards are upheld and maintained and interpreted.

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Speaker 26: I watched it happen when I was still there. Standards

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Speaker 26: started sliding, and it happened under Jim Coney up through

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Speaker 26: Director Ray, and the FBI no longer holds some of.

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Speaker 11: The same high standards it used to.

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Speaker 26: So those are the three areas that I would say

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Speaker 26: he has to do on day one. One more thing

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Speaker 26: is that he has to form a senior leadership team

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Speaker 26: around him that is going to help him execute the

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Speaker 26: wishes of the Chief Executive, the Attorney General as well

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Speaker 26: as his own vision as the FBI director.

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Speaker 11: He can't do it by himself.

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Speaker 26: He's got to have that senior leadership team that is

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Speaker 26: aligned with him to execute his wishes.

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Speaker 16: So, Chris, So, I know this might be an unusual question, but.

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Speaker 5: There are real talks about the FBI that just being

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Speaker 5: eliminated and folded into other agencies.

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Speaker 16: Why should the FBI exist?

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Speaker 26: The FBI has to be part of our protective infrastructure.

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Speaker 26: It's a primary part of what keeps our country safe

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Speaker 26: and looks out for the interests of the American people

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Speaker 26: in the US government. Moving off track, that we saw

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Speaker 26: over the last several years. It's not indicative of the

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Speaker 26: work that the FBI does day to day on behalf

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Speaker 26: of the American people. What we saw mostly was the

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Speaker 26: result of bad leadership, bad management, and the inability of

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Speaker 26: FBI leaders to properly navigate the political and social operating

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Speaker 26: environments and to maintain their a political and objective stance.

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Speaker 26: I think the people of the FBI provide an essential

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Speaker 26: service to the American people, and once given a proper

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Speaker 26: leadership and operating environment, they will snap back into place

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Speaker 26: quickly and do that again.

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Speaker 11: The FBI.

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Speaker 26: Can't just be discarded because of what's happened in the

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Speaker 26: past several years. There's a lot of goods still that

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Speaker 26: exists with the FBI. It has to be reforged, reset,

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Speaker 26: and then refocused on serving the American people. The FBI

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Speaker 26: provides national security protection as well as combating crime problems,

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Speaker 26: complex crime problems in our communities. So it provides that

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Speaker 26: essential service. It just has to be re calibrated.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so remind our audience about some of the good

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Speaker 5: things that they that the FBI does well.

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Speaker 26: On the national security side, the FBI is your primary

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Speaker 26: domestic counter espionage, counter terrorism operation protects our communities from

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Speaker 26: harm and compromise from our international adversaries. On the criminal

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Speaker 26: or crime problem side, the FBI is our publics. They

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Speaker 26: do our public corruption investigations. They're the only ones that

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Speaker 26: do that. They also provide a lot of white collar

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Speaker 26: crime investigative work. They support our state, local, and other

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Speaker 26: federal partners in those endeavors, and they also provide what

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Speaker 26: we used to call the gang task forces. We're looking

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Speaker 26: at community safety and one time I was when I

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Speaker 26: was in charge of a field office. We talk to

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Speaker 26: the community leaders and we explain to them that when

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Speaker 26: the state arrests gang members, they can be back.

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Speaker 11: On the streets in months, if not weeks.

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Speaker 26: When you let me do it from the enterprise gang theory,

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Speaker 26: we take them. They go away for years and they're

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Speaker 26: doing federal time. They don't come back, and we were

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Speaker 26: able to pull together resources.

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Speaker 11: The FBI has a lot.

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Speaker 26: Of authority and statutory power to do things that other

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Speaker 26: organizations cannot. And again, marshaling those people, resources and authorities

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Speaker 26: is what makes the FBI very powerful and effective when

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Speaker 26: again provided with proper leadership and proper mission focus and.

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Speaker 5: So with cash PTEL taking over, how many firings. Would

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Speaker 5: you recommend that he does.

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Speaker 26: I don't know if an exact number, Charlie, but I

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Speaker 26: will tell you when he arrives on scene and he

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Speaker 26: takes inventory and he starts identifying areas in the organization

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Speaker 26: that could still be subject to political or ideological decision making,

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Speaker 26: he's going to have to dismiss those people. They should

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Speaker 26: be excused from FBI service. There is no place in

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Speaker 26: our FBI for political or ideological driven decision making when

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Speaker 26: enforcing the federal laws of our nation. So the FBI

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Speaker 26: in its previous iterations was seen as an apolitical, objective,

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Speaker 26: trustworthy organization. And you know the organization has squandered that

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Speaker 26: goodwill with the American people over time, and we have

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Speaker 26: to regain that goodwill.

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Speaker 5: Chris, please plug your book one more time. How people

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Speaker 5: can find in any other elements or details about the

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Speaker 5: book you want our audience to be aware of.

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Speaker 26: Certainly again, my book wanted the FBI, I once knew.

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Speaker 26: It is a bird'seye view of my twenty five years

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Speaker 26: with the FBI. It's available on Amazon and anywhere books

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Speaker 26: are sold. And I wrote the book as a way

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Speaker 26: to chronicle my time and how I learned how to

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Speaker 26: be an FBI agent from the old breed of FBI

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01:24:52,320 --> 01:24:56,439
Speaker 26: special agents who built the reputation of the FBI. So

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Speaker 26: I appreciate if anyone would read it and they could

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Speaker 26: see where the FBI ran track and how to get

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Speaker 26: back on track. And you know, I look forward to

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Speaker 26: any feedback people would have, and you know I look

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Speaker 26: forward to having the next iteration of the FBI delivered

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Speaker 26: by Cash Patel and his team and to give us

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Speaker 26: fact that trustworthy, principled organization that we trusted and dependent

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Speaker 17: Listening to the future of America and the future is bright.

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Speaker 5: Here is Charlie kirk Okay, everybody, welcome back. I want

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Speaker 5: It's going to be great to talk to students again,

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Speaker 5: get into the grassroots, have some great conversations. Really excited

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Speaker 1: Why do you think other countries aren't judged revenue? Strict

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Speaker 1: immigration policy? A horn as a man and now I'm

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Speaker 1: a woman.

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Speaker 3: What do you think the biggest threat is to the

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Speaker 3: United States currently?

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Speaker 9: There's a reason that a lot.

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Speaker 4: Of the black community doesn't have a father, and it's

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Speaker 4: because of systemic racism America.

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Speaker 16: It is the only country where even those who hate

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Speaker 16: it refused to leave.

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Speaker 5: That's how you know you live in a great country.

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Speaker 5: It's time that we start talking to the next generation,

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Speaker 5: not talking down to the next generation. And that's what

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Speaker 5: I read all the emails. Email me Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 16: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 5: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Time is our most precious commodity,

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Speaker 5: and I have some advice about how you could spend

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Speaker 5: Of Hillsdale College is free online courses. I think you

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Speaker 5: fundamental importance for the Jewish and Christian faiths and has

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Speaker 5: exerted a profound influence on Western civilization. In addition, to

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Speaker 5: L I E for Hillsdale dot com. Charlie for Hillsdale

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Speaker 5: dot com. Charlie fo Hillsdale dot com. So we've been

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Speaker 5: saying for quite a while how the left is race obsessed.

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Speaker 5: So Trevor Noah recently had a guest, a Princeton professor

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Speaker 5: by the name of Ruhap Benjamin, who suggests that desegregating

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Speaker 5: our schools was not the right solution. Now understand that

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Speaker 5: the Left has always been about against integration. They've always

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Speaker 5: been pro segregation and they are today. Do you know

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Speaker 5: we have black only dormitories on campuses across the country,

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Speaker 5: that we have black only graduation ceremonies. The Left has

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Speaker 5: fiercely wants resegregation. They want whites only and blacks only.

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Speaker 5: They have it's part of the DNA and the fiber

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Speaker 5: because they are race obsessed. The biggest lie is that

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Speaker 5: the left wants equality. It's not true. So let's listen

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Speaker 5: to this together this first time I'm hearing this. Let's

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Speaker 5: play cut one oh seven.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, do you think that integration was the right move?

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Speaker 15: Like?

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Speaker 1: And now I'm separating two things because.

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Speaker 27: I know in American people like well, of course, I

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Speaker 27: mean people, there was racism and there's segregation, And I go, yeah, no, no, no,

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Speaker 27: I'm separating them. Let's separate someone being oppressed and someone

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Speaker 27: not being able to get a jump, and someone not

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Speaker 27: being able to get a bang.

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Speaker 1: Let's take all of those the negative things away.

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Speaker 27: Because I'll put myself up personally and say, so, if

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Speaker 27: I'm in a room with black people, we already there's

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Speaker 27: like an implicit trust because we know what certain actions,

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Speaker 27: words and vibes mean.

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Speaker 1: And then you're in a room with another African.

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Speaker 27: Ah already, Now, even if you shouted me, I know

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Speaker 27: what your shout means, the same way in Italian knows

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Speaker 27: what an Italian shout means.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, right, continues in cut one away, Professor Prince Professor

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Speaker 5: Ruhab Benjamin responds to Trevor Noah, play up one away.

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Speaker 28: No, I don't and I don't think it's actually that controversial.

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Speaker 28: When if you understand that segregation and integration weren't the

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Speaker 28: only options, like those are within those two options, it

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Speaker 28: may seem like integration is the more progressive, like, of course,

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Speaker 28: we don't want segregation. But again, when you're being integrated

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Speaker 28: into institutions, into a culture that's a premises culture, that's

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Speaker 28: a culture that feeds off of hierarchy, that feeds off

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Speaker 28: of insecurity anxiety, why are we being integrated into that.

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Speaker 5: From the beginning, you could tell they believe there are

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Speaker 5: good races and bad races. They believe in sorting people

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Speaker 5: by race. It has always been America's view to treat

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Speaker 5: people as individuals. Our movement is focused on character and meritocracy.

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Speaker 5: In the end, you could tell they just don't like

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Speaker 5: white people. They don't like Western culture, they don't like

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Speaker 5: any of it. They want whatever path lets them not

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Speaker 5: like white people more. They in this clip, Trevor Noah

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Speaker 5: and Ruha Benjamin are pushing forward a ideology that is

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Speaker 5: no different than the klu Klux Klan. It's the modern

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Speaker 5: day manifestation of the Ku Klux Klan. It is black

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Speaker 5: KKK is what they're saying. Let's resegregate. We don't want

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Speaker 5: to be around white people. We don't want to be

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Speaker 5: around all their anxiety and their customs and having to

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Speaker 5: show up on time and all the white supremacist practices.

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Speaker 5: This is what's so different about what our movement about.

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Speaker 5: Our movement is about unity. We don't care about the

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Speaker 5: color of your skin. We care about your character. We

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Speaker 5: don't care about how you look, we care about how

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Speaker 5: you act. We don't care about melanin content. That is

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Speaker 5: the way that we want to base the entire society.

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Speaker 5: They are race obsessed. They want to put us all

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Speaker 5: in predescribed buckets based on the color of their skin.

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Speaker 5: This is a losing political mentality, by the way, this

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Speaker 5: is why blacks and Hispanics who seek freedom and empowerment

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Speaker 5: are flocking to the Trump Republican Party. Meanwhile, Trevor Noah

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Speaker 5: and his professor friend, they're trying to rebuild the modern

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Speaker 5: day plantation. They want to try to keep people off

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Speaker 5: to the side. Blacks over here, white's over there. That's

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Speaker 5: basically the ideas that they are entertaining.

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Speaker 11: Here.

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Speaker 5: We reject that we look at every human being as

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Speaker 5: made in the image of God, with infinite potential, and

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Speaker 5: that's what liberty is all about. Email us Frida Charlie

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Speaker 5: Kirk dot com See tomorrow