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Speaker 5: This may actually be coming to an end. Minneapolis Mayor

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Speaker 7: We've said, and that this surge of untrained, aggressive federal

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Speaker 5: As the governor noted, there are the acts of bravery

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Speaker 11: It's absolutely appropriate for people to breathe a cyber relief,

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Speaker 2: I want to thank Governor Wallas for his messages focusing

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Speaker 2: we're seeing a notable decrease on an unlawful agitator activity

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Speaker 1: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 1: You're not going to free shot all these networks lying

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Speaker 11: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 1: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 13: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 1: It's Thursday, twelve February. Y're of Earler, twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 1: A lot of breaking news this afternoon. Of course, there

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Speaker 1: You've just put something great up on your sub stack. Uh,

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Speaker 1: This is unbelievable. But this shows you President Trump is

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Speaker 15: Man, Well, Steve, you and I have talked about this

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Speaker 15: Out of Seacott last year and set back to their

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Speaker 15: They are at their either in Venezuela, where Fossbury has

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Speaker 15: Bosberg wants to hold remote hearings. Imagine how that's going

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Speaker 15: But it's just madness overall, Steve. You know, we have

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Speaker 15: Then you have Jeff Bockberg, the chief judge of the

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Speaker 15: Absolutely? And I mean we've talked about this from the

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Speaker 15: You know, Steve, I posted this today, Akash Thing, who

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Speaker 15: the president, not just for top Trump officials, for Judge

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Speaker 15: Over the last few years.

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Speaker 1: It's obvious, Julie, it's on your sub stack. Where do

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Speaker 1: tomorrow's Saturday, because this is breaking news and it just

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Speaker 15: Well, Steve, you're always ahead of the game. But tomorrow's Friday,

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Speaker 15: is declassified with Julie Kelly x Juliannderscore Kelly. Two people

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Speaker 1: You're the one head of the curve. You titt us

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Speaker 1: Julie Kelly, we'll see tomorrow. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: Thanks to you.

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Speaker 1: Let's go to the White House. We got my cape.

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Speaker 1: Let me play the clip we got Neil McCabe. Let's

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Speaker 12: You trained absolute officers to beat somebody with a canister.

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Speaker 17: To, mister chack, I can I ask just a process

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Speaker 1: A very very anybody's assessing, well, I think that's what

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Speaker 18: You know, Ram Paul was you know, put it out

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Speaker 1: What came out of this here today, what's the what's

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Speaker 1: the takeaway? What did ram Paul want to accomplish? Did

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Speaker 1: he accomplish? What's the takeaway?

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Speaker 16: Yeah?

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Speaker 18: I think ram Paul was trying to sort of establish

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Speaker 18: that middle lane narrative. But moreno, he really stepped up

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Speaker 18: and sort of tipped over that apple cart. And then

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Speaker 18: Ron Johnson, former chairman of the same committee. Ron Johnson

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Speaker 18: also went after the the procedures and the how ICE

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Speaker 18: interesting anyway. So I don't know what it accomplished.

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Speaker 1: By the way, every yesterday at the House, all they're

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Speaker 1: you going to resign? I mean, this is it's not

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Speaker 1: they're not. It's not a search for truth social media,

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Speaker 1: where do people get you.

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Speaker 14: Sir.

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Speaker 3: Your host Stephen k back.

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Speaker 1: EJ and Tony joins me EJ. I got such a

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Speaker 1: positive feedback form many sources, I say on your hit

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Speaker 1: because somebody talked about this real quickly the fake two

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Speaker 1: point two point five million jobs folks, over really two

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Speaker 1: two and a half years in the run up pass

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Speaker 1: the midterm, in the run up to the twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty four election by the Biden regime. Walk me through that, sir,

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Speaker 1: because people are outraged about it, and I want to

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Speaker 1: figure out what you feel we have to do to

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Speaker 1: get to the bottom of it.

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Speaker 19: Well, Steve, what essentially kept happening under Biden was the

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Speaker 19: Bureau of Labor Statistics every month would publish these great

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Speaker 19: jobs numbers, and then over the next two months, during

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Speaker 19: the normal revision process, they would quietly revise those numbers

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Speaker 19: down very consistently, end by increasingly large amounts. So it

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Speaker 19: wasn't as if this was a one off or that

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Speaker 19: the errors were getting slow getting smaller over time. No,

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Speaker 19: they're actually getting worse. And then when they would do

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Speaker 19: their once per year benchmarking procedure as it's called, which

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Speaker 19: is where they take very reliable UI data that has

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Speaker 19: to be filed with the Labor Department per the law,

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Speaker 19: they would take that data, compare it to their previous

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Speaker 19: estimates and realize, oh goodness, we were way off. And

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Speaker 19: again that happened the last two years in a row.

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Speaker 19: This final one showed an overcount of nine hundred thousand

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Speaker 19: jobs in just a year. So again that is on

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Speaker 19: top of the existing monthly revisions that we already knew about.

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Speaker 19: So you add all of this up and over a

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Speaker 19: couple of years, just over a couple of years, you

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Speaker 19: see that the Biden admin overestimated their initial job figures

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Speaker 19: by well over two million. I mean, that's absolutely appalling.

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Speaker 19: Think of it, Steve. The Fed has been trying to

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Speaker 19: make interest rate decisions based on faulty labor market data.

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Speaker 19: In part I mean, the inflation data is there's problems

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Speaker 19: with that too, trust me. But just sticking with the

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Speaker 19: labor market data, these numbers have clearly been wrong, and

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Speaker 19: they've been wrong time and time again. And one of

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Speaker 19: the things, Steve, that we discussed several times on your

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Speaker 19: show was the fact that the jobs numbers kept going

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Speaker 19: up even though the number of people who said they

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Speaker 19: were employed was basically staying flat. And it just didn't

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Speaker 19: make any sense. And we ultimately had to attribute that

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Speaker 19: to some kind of error in the data because all

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Speaker 19: of the other possible plausible explanations, one by one, we're

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Speaker 19: just slowly went away over time. Well guess what now,

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Speaker 19: with these last two years once again being revised down,

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Speaker 19: it has basically closed the gap between those two data sets,

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Speaker 19: and so now we see that these much reduced jobs

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Speaker 19: numbers are in fact the accurate ones. In other words,

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Speaker 19: you either had to have the survey of households catch

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Speaker 19: up or the survey of businesses catch down, and of

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Speaker 19: course it was the latter, exactly as we had predicted

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Speaker 19: on your show.

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Speaker 1: What you did this month after month. That's why the

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Speaker 1: audience is going crazy because we did this for years.

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Speaker 1: Every month we said, there's a problem. What is your

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Speaker 1: give me a minute, what's your recommendation needs to be

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Speaker 1: done here?

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Speaker 19: Well, Steve, they have to bring the Bureau of Labor

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Speaker 19: Statistics into the twenty first century. I mean, we're still

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Speaker 19: trying to do these surveys as if it was one

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Speaker 19: hundred years ago. So much of this data needs to

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Speaker 19: just be simply automated, and we need to actually have

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Speaker 19: these systems redesigned in such a way that it's not

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Speaker 19: burdensome for employers to actually fill them out. And you

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Speaker 19: need to do One of the things that DOGE did

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Speaker 19: was they got separate computer systems to actually talk with

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Speaker 19: one another. You need the exact same thing here, where

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Speaker 19: weekly data that is collected in one area of the

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Speaker 19: Department of Labor is actually communicated with the Bureau of

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Speaker 19: Labor Statistics. If you actually aren't that kind of integration process,

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Speaker 19: you could bring this data very quickly up to date

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Speaker 19: instead of having to wait well over a year before

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Speaker 19: we get accurate numbers. I mean, that's just appalling. That's ridiculous.

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Speaker 19: There's no way to run the largest economy in the world.

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Speaker 1: EJ give me a minute or two on the positive nature.

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Speaker 1: What President Trump and Navarre and all these people Scott

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Speaker 1: best and been working on. We had very positive news

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Speaker 1: just day. Of course, the mainstream business community barely covered it.

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Speaker 1: I know a lot of the hedge funds and private

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Speaker 1: equity did. But want through the want me through the

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Speaker 1: jobs report yesterday.

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Speaker 19: Sure, Steve so a lot of really good news in it.

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Speaker 19: In fact, it's hard to find bad news in the report.

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Speaker 19: Manufacturing has been on a three year slide and it

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Speaker 19: finally had an uptick in January. Now we'll see hopefully

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Speaker 19: that's the start of an upward trend. But whatever the case,

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Speaker 19: it's welcome news. The fact that again manufacturing, which has

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Speaker 19: twenty twenty three. It's nice to see that slide stop

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Speaker 19: and again hopefully this is the start of an upward

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Speaker 19: trajectory there. And one of the reasons for hope is

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Speaker 19: because construction was up over thirty thousand jobs. As all

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Speaker 19: of this investment is pouring in to the United States,

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Speaker 19: it's increasing construction, particularly of factories, which means more manufacturing

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Speaker 19: employment down the road. So again positive sign there, very

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Speaker 19: hopeful on that front. We're also seeing strong wage growth

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Speaker 19: and who is actually getting that wage growth. It's not

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Speaker 19: a bunch of government employees. No, we're continuing to shed

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Speaker 19: government jobs. We have the fewest federal bureaucrats right now

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Speaker 19: since nineteen sixty six.

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Speaker 1: Think of that, Steve.

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Speaker 3: You have to go back six.

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Speaker 19: Decades to find a lower number than we have right now.

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Speaker 19: Phenomenal news. And that wage growth, by the way, is

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Speaker 19: outpacing inflation. So what the average American can actually buy

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Speaker 19: with their weekly paycheck has grown two percent in just

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Speaker 19: Trump's first year. It fell four percent during Biden's four years.

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Speaker 19: And lastly, if we look at who is actually getting

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Speaker 19: these jobs, once again, it is not foreign born workers.

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Speaker 14: Right.

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Speaker 19: Biden basically turned the American labor market into a kind

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Speaker 19: of temp agency for federal bureaucrats and foreigners. What Trump

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Speaker 19: has done is again he has flipped that script. We

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Speaker 19: are losing federal jobs. All of the jobs we are

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Speaker 19: adding are in the productive private sector, and who is

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Speaker 19: getting them native born Americans. Foreign Born workers actually lost

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Speaker 19: jobs over the last year, so all of the net

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Speaker 19: job growth that we saw again has gone to native

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Speaker 19: born Americans. So it's great when we look at who

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Speaker 19: is getting the jobs, the kind of jobs they're getting,

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Speaker 19: where those jobs are, how much they're getting paid. Good

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Speaker 19: news on all of those front, Steves, And I guess

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Speaker 19: one last thing that's really important too, is the fact

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Speaker 19: that the labor force is growing because labor participation is

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Speaker 19: going up. People who are previously sitting on their couch

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Speaker 19: at home have re entered the labor force and are

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Speaker 19: back looking for jobs. And they're not only looking there

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Speaker 19: finding those jobs. The number of people employed jumped by

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Speaker 19: several one hundred thousand. That's absolutely phenomenal news. And the

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Speaker 19: U six unemployment rate, which measures not just people who

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Speaker 19: are looking but can't find a job, but even people

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Speaker 19: who are part time but can't find a full time job.

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Speaker 19: It includes people who aren't even looking anymore. They're just

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Speaker 19: discouraged and they've given up looking for work even though

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Speaker 19: they would like to work. The U six number also

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Speaker 19: fell by several hundred thousand, so again virtually everywhere you

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Speaker 19: look in this report, Steve, it is good news from

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Speaker 19: top to bottom.

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Speaker 1: An increasing real wage of totally. This thing is going

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Speaker 1: to turn around. It's turning right now. You can see

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Speaker 1: the systems why they're so set on trying to shut

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Speaker 1: down the government. They want to hurt the economy and

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Speaker 1: hurt President Trump. Where do people get you? Your Twitter

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Speaker 1: feed is on fire with great statistics throughout the day, EJ.

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Speaker 1: You've called this for now, I think three or four

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Speaker 1: years in the show. Every month, where do folks go?

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Speaker 19: The Twitter feed is going to be the best place

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Speaker 19: to find me and the handle there is at real

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Speaker 19: EJ Antony, Thank you, sir, appreciate you, Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 1: Karen Taylor Robson just announced she's running for governor in

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Speaker 1: a Republican primary in Arizona. She's just put out a

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Speaker 1: notification she has suspended her campaign. We're going to work

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Speaker 1: on that overnight. Have more to report on that she's

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Speaker 1: running against Andy Biggs out there in Arizona. That's going

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Speaker 1: to be a hotly contested campaign against Hobbes, the current governor,

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Speaker 1: but the primary Karen Taylor Robson has announced that she's

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Speaker 1: putting her campaign on hold. I want to go to Arizona,

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Speaker 1: to Tucson, Arizona. Kevin Posobac's been reporting. Just got out

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Speaker 1: there guests last night for Real America's Voice. Right outside

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Speaker 1: the House of I think Nancy Guthrie walked me through

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Speaker 1: what's happened. I thought they had a white ten out

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Speaker 1: there earlier. This has turned into kind of almost a

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Speaker 1: national phenomenon, like the Lindbergh kidnapping. What is going on there?

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Speaker 15: Sir?

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Speaker 13: Yes, that's a good point. It sure seems that way.

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Speaker 13: So yeah, directly behind me this is the scene of

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Speaker 13: the crime. And you know, just last week that archway

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Speaker 13: is where we got the video, okay of the suspect

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Speaker 13: trying to remove the camera. And to my side there

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Speaker 13: is a Pima County Sheriff truck.

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Speaker 1: Okay.

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Speaker 16: So yeah, this is Tucson, Arizona. I mean, it's desert town.

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Speaker 13: It's it's mostly quiet, and cozy, but at nighttime it

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Speaker 13: does get very very dark around here. There's no street lights,

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Speaker 13: and you know, you could see the stars like you'd

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Speaker 13: never seen before. But it's also you know, riddled with coyotes,

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Speaker 13: the scorpions, rattlesnakes, and you know why, why is?

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Speaker 1: Why is? Why is the Before we get to the cartoon,

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Speaker 1: why is the sheriff? It looks like the sheriff and

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Speaker 1: the FBI are not working together, But why is the

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Speaker 1: sheriff not having updates? In fact, turn the camera. The

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Speaker 1: whole world's media is theirs, right, this is one of

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Speaker 1: the biggest story in the world. But why is the

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Speaker 1: shaff not giving updates? We've gotten on people before for

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Speaker 1: not giving updates. Why do we have to come in?

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Speaker 1: You know, CNN has got Jake Tapper, other networks have

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Speaker 1: some of their big stars. Just turn the camera. Let's

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Speaker 1: see who's out there right now.

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Speaker 13: Sure, well, we have a bunch of local We have

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Speaker 13: basically every every media company in Arizona, and even the

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Speaker 13: major news companies and the one that Savana got three

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Speaker 13: worked for so well, it still works for.

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Speaker 16: But still I've seen everybody you could think of down.

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Speaker 13: Here, and we're all here Steve, But where are they?

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Speaker 13: Where's law enforcement? You got locals coming together given flowers

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Speaker 13: and you know, passing by walking their dogs, but law

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Speaker 13: enforcement exactly. So, so yeah, the great point is that

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Speaker 13: you know, you got the Pima County Sheriff's truck there.

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Speaker 13: It's looking mighty clean. I mean, the guy's doing work.

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Speaker 13: Or what I mean our land.

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Speaker 1: Is Anybody asked why the because two sounds a very democratic,

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Speaker 1: very progressive, because it's got a huge it has a

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Speaker 1: huge university there at University Arizona. Why are we not

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Speaker 1: getting updates from official authorities? Why are we going to

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Speaker 1: you and CNN's going to Jake Tapper and you're talking

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Speaker 1: to sources. You'll have some sources tomorrow. But why why

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Speaker 1: is it like a media blackout on this? In fact,

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Speaker 1: it took us ten days to get the footage. It

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Speaker 1: looked like you know, some of those that classic Mexican

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Speaker 1: wrestlers coming there. Right, it's a very bizarre photo. Why

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Speaker 1: is it taking so long?

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Speaker 13: Well, I think it's taken so long because honestly, they

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Speaker 13: got nothing, but they want to take credit for everything.

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Speaker 16: I mean, these guys, this is the land of wyatt

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Speaker 16: Earp and Doc Holiday.

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Speaker 13: So I mean you got to think to yourself, they've

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Speaker 13: had that forensics tent up, right, and they're taking there

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Speaker 13: looking for hair follicles that probably blew away and tumbleweeds,

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Speaker 13: you know, a couple of days ago. By now they're

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Speaker 13: trying to get fingerprints from little gloves, you know, a

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Speaker 13: week later. But you know, they're trying to measure how

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Speaker 13: tall this guy was, and they can't even measure bricks

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Speaker 13: and get a good estimate here. So this guy Nanos,

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Speaker 13: Sheriff Nanos, is uh, you know, he's a tenured officer here,

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Speaker 13: and what he's trying to do is just basically, you know, say.

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Speaker 16: Oh, I don't need any of your help.

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Speaker 13: I got this, We got the sunder controls a small town.

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Speaker 13: I mean, this guy's gunning to get a statue built

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Speaker 13: up him and you know a decade from now when

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Speaker 13: he retires.

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Speaker 16: When really we have people like aviators like Howard Hughes.

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Speaker 1: Where's your Where's where's your social media? I know people

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Speaker 1: are going to be following this. We're going to have

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Speaker 1: you back on in the Morning show tomorrow. We're gonna

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Speaker 1: start in Arizona about Robeson dropping out of the schrace

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Speaker 1: er at least putting her I shouldn't say drop out,

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Speaker 1: putting her campaign on hold, which is tenemont. I think

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Speaker 1: to dropping out given how heated it is. Kevin, where

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Speaker 1: do people get you?

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Speaker 13: You can follow me on x and Instagram and Kevin

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Speaker 13: serving us my real name. And yeah, we're digging into

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Speaker 13: local local resources here, getting getting the talk of the

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Speaker 13: town and h looking forward to visiting the other sites

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Speaker 13: and also the Sheriff's department see if I could get

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Speaker 13: in touch with the public.

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Speaker 1: So there, we'll make sure we get your dealed in.

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Speaker 1: And let me tell you something, Doc Holliday and Wyatt

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Speaker 1: Earp are not just legends, they are mega heroes out

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Speaker 1: in Arizona. So don't be coming. Don't be bringing this

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Speaker 1: Philadelphia smack talk. Uh, you know, criticizing wyat up and

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Speaker 1: uh are you know saying things about wyat Urp and

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Speaker 1: Doc Holliday. Of course it's Kevin Pasovic and we're gonna

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Speaker 1: have Kevin back on the shir tomorrow. Also hopefully have

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Speaker 1: Andy Biggs. Andy Biggs running against Karen Taylor Robson. She's

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Speaker 1: just announced blockbuster news. She's put her uh, she's put

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Speaker 1: her race on hold. I think the Ken Paxton versus

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Speaker 1: Cornyn and Uh and Andy Biggs versus Karen Robson are

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Speaker 1: the two biggest primaries I think in the country on

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Speaker 1: the Republican side. Short commercial break, we're gonna talk about

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Speaker 1: the Chinese Communist Party. Too much focus on Iran, not

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Speaker 1: enough on the existential threat that faces us. Next in

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Speaker 1: the war room streets, use your host, Stephen K. Man

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Speaker 1: got Coburn joins me, chief marketing Officer, Chief marketing Officer

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Speaker 1: of Patriot Mobile gets a scout in a moment. So

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Speaker 1: we've wanted to do a lot on the Chinese Chemist

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Speaker 1: Party because they're the excessidentral threat. But we've been taking

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Speaker 1: so much time up on this Iron situation. I want

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Speaker 1: to go to Ava right now. We've got Forrest and

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Speaker 1: Aver from New Federal State Ava Jamestown has come out

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Speaker 1: with a report. I just wanted this whole thing of purges.

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Speaker 1: She consolidating power or is about to be overthrown. It's

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Speaker 1: a question inside the community of not just Labaijing, but

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Speaker 1: the analyst walk us through this report. What's really going on? Man?

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Speaker 20: I think this report has been on and I loved

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Speaker 20: it because the events has happened more than two weeks now,

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Speaker 20: and we're very disappointed by it. To be frankly, we

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Speaker 20: didn't see any sharp analysis down by the Weston by

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Speaker 20: the people so called understanding the CCP. The reason why

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Speaker 20: this is a historical inflection point and never before in

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Speaker 20: the funding of the CCP for for almost one hundred

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Speaker 20: over one hundred years. This is the first time the

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Speaker 20: top tier POA professional military commander has been purged. And

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Speaker 20: this is this purge has not didn't start at day one,

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Speaker 20: It started actually twenty twenty three. If you look at

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Speaker 20: the highest commander organ of the PLA, which called CMC

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Speaker 20: Central Military Commission, seven people right now only five left.

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Speaker 20: The last two General General John and General Liu was

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Speaker 20: the rare generals who had a real combat experience. So

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Speaker 20: look at two people sitting at the table who left.

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Speaker 20: One is the Chief Commander chi Jing Pain. She was

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Speaker 20: not trained the hell to fight. Basically he's a layman.

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Speaker 20: And the other general, another person who is remaining on CMC,

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Speaker 20: John Shaming, is also a layman. Their political work in

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Speaker 20: the PLA, So right now it's not only dysfunction, it's

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Speaker 20: really the most fracture, most the weakest point of the

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Speaker 20: POA ever before so we think this is the one

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Speaker 20: up the window of opportunity for the West to really

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Speaker 20: uh leverage these opportunities and to basically end the CCP

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Speaker 20: regime because don't don't don't remember the General John Yusha

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Speaker 20: has thought Americans help to end this regime. It's not

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Speaker 20: about corruption, it's not about getting more power, but it's

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Speaker 20: about ending the CCP. So this is very important and

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Speaker 20: we yet to see the Western commentator analyst to speak

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Speaker 20: about this.

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Speaker 1: So does Laubaijing in the mainland, give me a minute,

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Speaker 1: does Lauboijing know what's going on here?

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Speaker 20: Labaijing doesn't know because this is this is where they're

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Speaker 20: going to seal the inflammation. This is this is why

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Speaker 20: our truths are so shadow band on x okay. So

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Speaker 20: it's ridiculously low in terms of the viewership. So that's

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Speaker 20: why the Beijing, the people who are living in China,

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Speaker 20: they're looking for an exits, given compound the economic situation

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Speaker 20: and given the elite in fighting. That's why we think

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Speaker 20: this is a perfect window of opportunity for the weston

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Speaker 20: to strike the CCP. If you want to end this

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Speaker 20: zero sound gang, this is the moment to act in history.

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Speaker 1: Forrest where do people go for New Federal State News

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Speaker 1: where they go?

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Speaker 20: So okay, Nick, and find us on Getter which is

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Speaker 20: an fs C speaks and also Getter and f C TV.

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Speaker 20: We also have acces cont which is an f i

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Speaker 20: C speak.

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Speaker 1: Perfect. I want to get you guys back on tomorrow, Saturday,

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Speaker 1: and I want to talk about it. Ava's making the point.

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Speaker 1: Now it's the time to strike Ava and forrest New

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Speaker 1: Federal State. Thank you, Scott Coburn. We have something new

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Speaker 12: What do you got we do, Steve, And in fact,

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Speaker 1: Fantastic Scott, Thanks, stick around, Thanks STI, Mike Lindell, you

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Speaker 14: And what say you, sir, Well, I'll tell you everybody

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Speaker 14: we're coming for them.

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Speaker 1: By pulling out.

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Speaker 14: This will die down now and then we get to

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Speaker 14: they don't get to cover up their fraud anymore. Those

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Speaker 14: two are those two will end up behind bars. The

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Speaker 14: fraud that's been committed against our country, the biggest fraud

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Speaker 14: in history, I believe, and uh so, Steve. I look

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Speaker 14: at it. I'm always optimistic. I look at it as

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Speaker 14: a good thing, I'd say. And you guys, you want

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Speaker 14: to help out. I'm running for Mike Lindale or Mike

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Speaker 14: lindellgov dot com. This is this is the big picture.

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Speaker 14: We have nine months, yeah, the for the midterms, every

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Speaker 14: the most important midterms in history, and in Minnesota. I'm

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Speaker 14: You guys, just my last night here in beautiful Florida,

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Speaker 1: Go to the.

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Speaker 1: Thanks Jave. I got to get back in.

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Speaker 14: There and save Saber Country.

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Speaker 1: Stick around Warroom. Texas is next. We got Doc Chambers

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Speaker 1: running for governor in the studio see in a moment