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Speaker 1: very close to meeting our objectives as we consider winding

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Speaker 2: Regime of Iran.

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Speaker 1: The Hormuz Straight, he adds, will have to be guarded

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Speaker 1: He finishes by saying, if asked, we will help these

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Speaker 1: Once Iran's threat is eradicated. Importantly, it will be an

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Speaker 1: leaving American allies defend for themselves. As for the declaring

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Speaker 2: Today.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I think we've won.

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Speaker 3: We've knocked out their navy, their air force, we've knocked

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Speaker 3: From a military standpoint, all they're doing is flogging up

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Speaker 1: I'll keep it a mono. Sources in the intelligence community

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Speaker 1: pick the worst case scenario to scare the American people. Still,

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Speaker 4: On I want to ask you this, there have been

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Speaker 4: They're clinging to their nuclear ambition. And here is the option.

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Speaker 4: Either we learn the lessons of history in the last

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Speaker 4: and he made that calculation after Steve Whitkoff told them

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Speaker 5: On day twenty two of combat operations, US forces continued

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Speaker 5: Our progress is obvious. US forces maintain air superiority over

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Speaker 5: Fighters and bombers are delivering precision strikes against our primary objectives,

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Speaker 1: You heard the President saying that the war could end

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Speaker 7: Isn't it extremely dangerous? That's not an operation. It after

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Speaker 8: The location and for however long they want.

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Speaker 9: They'd be waiting. So that would be a very dangerous part.

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Speaker 10: Here's the bottom line for me, for forty seven years,

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Speaker 10: You have scores and scores of violations of these phony agreements.

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Speaker 12: The reality here is that essentially during Defense Secretary hate

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Speaker 12: They will be on the ground for hours. They're going

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Speaker 5: We also remain zeroed in on dismantling Iran's decades old

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Speaker 10: You know, nine to eleven happens. Everybody, they go, well,

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Speaker 10: what happened? We have a whole commission because people weren't awake,

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Speaker 10: they were sleep at the wheel. All these events happened

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Speaker 10: And now we're talking about nuclear weapons? And I ask

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Speaker 10: What if this regime is evil? What if it is

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Speaker 15: Your thoughts, sir, Well, Steve, I'd like to start off

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Speaker 8: He said he gave the force, the fifty.

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Speaker 15: And what's happening is is that is The admiral said,

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Speaker 2: I mean that's a potential.

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Speaker 13: So now they're talking about potentially and this has been

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Speaker 13: Nannielo has talked about this and people in the administration

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Speaker 13: have leaked to the.

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Speaker 2: Press about the possibility if you going to really make

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Speaker 2: sure that you have one.

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Speaker 13: Hundred and ten probability that they can't get nuclear again,

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Speaker 13: you got getting to get the material that somehow that'd

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Speaker 13: be a command or a special forces rate your assessment of that,

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Speaker 13: because this is the war as defined by Sencom and

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Speaker 13: their military objectives. You're defanging, declawing. I don't think there's

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Speaker 13: any doubt. Is we've had you on and gone through

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Speaker 13: now for what twenty two days or hermery days, We've

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Speaker 13: been at this, I think is going, as you said,

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Speaker 13: just right down, very methodically, and people should understand as

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Speaker 13: Pete Heggas tells us, every day is more intense than

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Speaker 13: the day before. I think he talked about what ten

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Speaker 13: eight thousand combat sorties already. So it's intense. But these

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Speaker 13: other aspects of it are because of the kind of

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Speaker 13: the expansion of the war away from just the declining

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Speaker 13: and defanging.

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Speaker 15: Captain Well, I think the movement of the two Mews

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Speaker 15: out of Japan and out of San Diego, in the

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Speaker 15: Boxer out of San Diego, I think that is you know,

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Speaker 15: they have a thing called the tip to the time

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Speaker 15: phased force movement process that the military has in their

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Speaker 15: work plans, and so we were probably at a point

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Speaker 15: in this process where if certain things didn't get resolved,

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Speaker 15: if certain actions didn't happen, then there was a plan

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Speaker 15: that said, okay, trip fees, these groups, these mews to

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Speaker 15: start moving towards the west so that we can have

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Speaker 15: that option to use them in some capacity. Now what

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Speaker 15: capacity is the real question, And my sense is is

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Speaker 15: given the tip for tat that's been going on against

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Speaker 15: these oil fields and what Iran did against Gutter, I

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Speaker 15: think the President's probably concerned that the Iranians, in the

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Speaker 15: last desperation like they did with these intermediate range ballistic

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Speaker 15: missiles towards Diego Garcia, maybe thinking we're going down, we're

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Speaker 15: gonna take out carg Island, and we're going to screw

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Speaker 15: up the world's economy. And so the President may have

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Speaker 15: decided that it's time to make sure that we secure

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Speaker 15: carg Island and that put in Patriot and other interceptor

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Speaker 15: systems there to protect it from the Iranians destroying it.

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Speaker 15: That's how I think if we're going to have any

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Speaker 15: kind of action there, it would be that way, and

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Speaker 15: MEW has got what they call a mw SOX Special

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Speaker 15: Operations Capable, so they'll be the kind of people that

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Speaker 15: will know how to look for unexploded ordnance, bought minds,

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Speaker 15: booby traps, things of that nature. But the goal would

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Speaker 15: be to protect the oil and make sure that Iran

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Speaker 15: cannot destroy the world's global oil supply.

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Speaker 13: Hang on for one second, we're we're gonna take a

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Speaker 13: short commercial break. Captain f and now Eric Bolling with

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Speaker 13: us Birch Gold Gold had the worst week I think

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Speaker 13: in forty three years. Find out why. Talk to Philip

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Speaker 13: Patrick in the team. Best way to do it is

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Speaker 13: take your phone and text.

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Speaker 2: Ban and B A N N O N at nine

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Speaker 2: eight nine eight nine eight. Get in touch with Philip

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Speaker 2: Patrick and the team. Philip is going be back with

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Speaker 2: us on Monday to talk to to war Room.

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Speaker 11: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 2: Bat Captain, thanks for doing this.

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Speaker 13: These updates are great, real quickly CHROMMEUS Tanker Wars eighty

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Speaker 13: seven eighty eight.

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Speaker 2: Lessons learned.

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Speaker 13: We only get a couple of minutes, but some of

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Speaker 13: the allies I think are actually stepping up and hearing

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Speaker 13: President Trump. But for the Navy to take this on

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Speaker 13: and keep it clear your thoughts, because this is the

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Speaker 13: question everybody's asking, particularly in global capital markets.

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Speaker 15: Sir, Yeah, Steve, I think, you know, while we discuss

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Speaker 15: and you know, before the war started, our my concerns

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Speaker 15: about the size of the US Navy and the lack

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Speaker 15: of ships, I think that with the two carrier strike

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Speaker 15: groups that are out there, the Ford and the Lincoln,

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Speaker 15: the French carrier that's out there with its sort of escorts,

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Speaker 15: we have ships right now that could start an escorting process.

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Speaker 15: The reason that we're not starting this because the commander

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Speaker 15: at Syncom is not convinced that he has eliminated the

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Speaker 15: threat in and around the Strait of Hormuz, and they're

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Speaker 15: gonna keep bombing and keep taking out all those resources

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Speaker 15: until they have that confidence and then they can come

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Speaker 15: in and start doing this. And I think when you

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Speaker 15: add in now that just got revealed in the last

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Speaker 15: twenty four hours at the UK, Germany, Italy, France and Japan,

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Speaker 15: and it was really give the credit to the Prime

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Speaker 15: Minister take Ichi for breaking the logjam and showing these

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Speaker 15: Europeans that our closest ally right now is Japan. And

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Speaker 15: so by her doing that, I think it unlocked the

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Speaker 15: people to say, okay, we're going to help. So add

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Speaker 15: in a dozen or show ships from those nations and

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Speaker 15: you develop a system. And by the way, as Admiral Donnegan,

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Speaker 15: the former commander of Fifth Fleet and absent, said last

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Speaker 15: Sunday on television on ABC, he said, in February, we

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Speaker 15: had just practiced. Thirty nations had practiced doing these kind

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Speaker 15: of escort operations. We've been practicing and training. We have

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Speaker 15: a standing maritime force that does this kind of work

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Speaker 15: out there in the fifth Fleet area of responsibility. So

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Speaker 15: this isn't just some pickup game or something that we're

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Speaker 15: picking up on the fly. These are things that we

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Speaker 15: trained to. There's people identified, there's command of control networks,

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Speaker 15: there's communications networks. There's all kinds of things that are

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Speaker 15: already well developed, well trained to, and we know how

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Speaker 15: to do it. It's just a matter of making sure

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Speaker 15: that you walk in and you know, let the guy

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Speaker 15: have you know, anti ship cruise missiles and start shooting

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Speaker 15: at you. You want to do everything in your power

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Speaker 15: to eliminate all of that, and that's what we're doing.

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Speaker 13: Captain. Thank you so much. Your writing goes up on

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Speaker 13: American greatness.

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Speaker 2: Correct.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I've been a little bit off a couple of weeks,

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Speaker 15: and I'm writing up for my annual PLA Navy Review

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Speaker 15: for the US.

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Speaker 8: Naval Institute proceedings that'll come out in me.

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Speaker 13: We keep the main thing the main thing. We'll have

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Speaker 13: you back on to talk about that. What's going on

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Speaker 13: with the Chinese Counties party as they view that. Captain Fanel,

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Speaker 13: thank you on a Saturday kick us off, Eric.

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Speaker 2: Bowling, Eric Bowling.

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Speaker 13: Sure, the world you're banging right now focused on focused

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Speaker 13: on the oil and gas market straight or her moves,

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Speaker 13: but particularly now that's been fully developed this Americans ought

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Speaker 13: to be outraged of this. That's seventeen percent of the

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Speaker 13: capacity of liquor fried natural gas coming from that from

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Speaker 13: that joint Qatar.

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Speaker 2: Iranian oil field.

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Speaker 13: And have Captain Fanel right there say hey, it could

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Speaker 13: be Gododamarong with the Iranians the Persians to take it

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Speaker 13: all down around them and no offense, just logical war

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Speaker 13: if they feel they're going to get if they feel

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Speaker 13: they're going to get wiped out, and they're kind of messianic,

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Speaker 13: you know, a cultish Mahdi, twelfth Emon or thirteenth Imon, whoever,

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Speaker 13: it is, why not take it all down around you.

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Speaker 13: That's got to be in the playbook. The seventeen percent capacity.

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Speaker 13: And I think Iraq last night put in force masure

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Speaker 13: because their refiners have been hit. The the Kataris who

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Speaker 13: are outraged by this, because this attack was initiated by

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Speaker 13: the Israelis to start things off is I know, they're

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Speaker 13: lighting up the President saying, hey, you know, we didn't

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Speaker 13: start this war and now you know we could have

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Speaker 13: five years. We have to shut down this field. What's

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Speaker 13: the implication of all this and what's the way out

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Speaker 13: of here?

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Speaker 2: The President, Yes, you could tell hey, we won, I've done.

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Speaker 2: You know, Sencom's destroyed this thing.

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Speaker 13: Captain Fanel just reiterates what a magnificent job the military's doing.

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Speaker 13: And he's saying, hey, look, Cormus is your problem Europe

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Speaker 13: and Japan, in Asia, China, you guys deal with it.

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Speaker 2: Your thoughts Eric Bowling on a Saturday morning.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, Steve, thanks, I think you're right. And Captain's read

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Speaker 16: the game changed with the Israeli attack on that gas field,

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Speaker 16: because it becomes oil, This becomes you know, if there's

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Speaker 16: any question whether it was it was a you know,

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Speaker 16: let's degrade. There the Iranian's ability to deliver a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 16: That was the original mission. That was, you know, let's

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Speaker 16: get rid of these crazy, fanatical mulla's. That was the mission.

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Speaker 16: Creeped to that, and I think everyone is now realized

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Speaker 16: that this is becoming about oil and maybe netting out

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Speaker 16: with the other day saying hey, it wouldn't be bad

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Speaker 16: to bring some of that oil through Israel.

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Speaker 9: I mean, that was the worst thing he possibly do.

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Speaker 9: So there's mission creep. Steve sought it.

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Speaker 2: Could he couldn't hold it. He couldn't hold back. He

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Speaker 2: couldn't he couldn't hold back for making it the pitch.

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Speaker 2: He couldn't hold back.

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Speaker 13: It was like if you had to take the dumbest

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Speaker 13: thing you could possibly say, that was the dumbest thing

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Speaker 13: you could possibly say.

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Speaker 8: Give it.

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Speaker 2: I'm giving the situation.

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Speaker 13: And this is a guy, this guy, this guy, this

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Speaker 13: guy is one of the worst people on earth. But

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Speaker 13: continue on, Sir I digress.

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Speaker 16: So that changed the game became on oil. You pull

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Speaker 16: natural gas out of the Middle East. Everyone's natural gall

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Speaker 16: Europe is really dependent on Middle Least and Russian natural gas.

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Speaker 16: That that brings it off. So liquifinancial gas can be shipped.

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Speaker 16: So if it's coming offline over there, someone will buy

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Speaker 16: it over here, even though it's more expensive to transport it.

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Speaker 16: But guess what, with prices higher, it may become That's

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Speaker 16: why oil is fungible, so wherever the price happens, it

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Speaker 16: doesn't matter of the location. That's why all ships, all

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Speaker 16: oil prices rise with one major disruption, zero ships one

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Speaker 16: hundred and thirty eight ships per day on average through

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Speaker 16: the straight up form moves zero ships at all, twenty

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Speaker 16: million barrels a day, zero barrels a day going through

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Speaker 16: Right now, I have a really listen. They have an

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Speaker 16: idea what they're doing in the situation room in DC,

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Speaker 16: but to allow Scott Besson says, we're going to allow

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Speaker 16: them to sell one hundred and forty million barrels of

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Speaker 16: Raanian oil that's sitting out in the sea in the

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Speaker 16: Gulf somewhere. We're going to give them fourteen billion dollars

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Speaker 16: fourteen billion dollars to play with. Steve you yourself said,

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Speaker 16: when the Iranians feel like this is an existential threat,

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Speaker 16: they'll fight to the death. We're going to hand them

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Speaker 16: a lifeline. We're going to feed them an injection of testosterone.

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Speaker 16: For lack of a better word, fourteen billion dollars can

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Speaker 16: a lot more time. This thing can go on a lot.

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Speaker 2: Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.

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Speaker 13: Are we absolutely we are we one hundred percent sure

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Speaker 13: that the cash because it's the way it's been kind

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Speaker 13: of talked about.

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Speaker 2: I'm not getting a straight answer.

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Speaker 13: Is the is the one hundred and forty million barrels

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Speaker 13: that are on the high seas? Is that cash actually

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Speaker 13: going to Iran? Or is Scott saying is best in saying, hey, uh,

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Speaker 13: we're going to control the payments also, and it may

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Speaker 13: come to pay down the expense of the war.

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Speaker 16: And in said that, all I heard was we're gonna

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Speaker 16: allow them to sell a hundred And I think what

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Speaker 16: it is is we talked about it for the last

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Speaker 16: two weeks. Steve the Achilles to Trump has the strongest

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Speaker 16: military in the world at his fingertips.

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Speaker 9: He's got an Achilles though.

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Speaker 16: It's the high gasoline price of the pump in an

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Speaker 16: election cycle, in the midterm election cycle, and they know that.

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Speaker 9: So the longer it drags out, the worst it becomes.

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Speaker 9: When you allow the.

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Speaker 16: Iranians and then you're gonna do a what about forty

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Speaker 16: day lift, not allowing Iranians to sell oil, the sanctions

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Speaker 16: against Rainian oil, that's not part of what Besson said.

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Speaker 16: They're gonna allow Iranians to sell oil because the Chinese

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Speaker 16: are buying it too.

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Speaker 9: Cheap right now. I just don't know. Some of them

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Speaker 9: doesn't make sense to me. That's that's what That's basically

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Speaker 9: what I'm saying.

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Speaker 16: But I do know when the Randians feel like it's

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Speaker 16: this or the end, they're going to fight to the deskty.

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Speaker 16: They have probably two or three thousand the equivalent of

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Speaker 16: our Tomahawk missiles. Remember that's probably I don't know what

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Speaker 16: two thousand mile shoreline for the Straight of hor Moves

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Speaker 16: and the Gulf of Urgent Persian Golf that they can they.

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Speaker 9: Can lob missiles, and they can also use.

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Speaker 16: These unmanned drone kind of mines throughout throughout the gulf.

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Speaker 16: So I told you we spoke to a captain who

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Speaker 16: and not captain of a guy who owns a shipping

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Speaker 16: company that ships through the Straight of Horror Moves.

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Speaker 9: He says, it doesn't matter. The US Navy ships aren't

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Speaker 9: doing it.

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Speaker 16: They're not in that area right now because it's not

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Speaker 16: safe so they're not even safe with our major destroyers.

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Speaker 9: And and you know, mind sweet if it's not.

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Speaker 13: When you know, when you notice, when you notice the combatants,

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Speaker 13: when you notice the combatants are not cruising through there,

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Speaker 13: that's always a good signal that Sincom has not cleared

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Speaker 13: the area. So what's what's going to happen? And you've

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Speaker 13: been great at predicting. Uh, these markets. Now one of

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Speaker 13: the issues the audience try understand the longer they stay

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Speaker 13: up and also understand this the Arab nations which are

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Speaker 13: going crazy saying we didn't start this, we didn't want

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Speaker 13: to do it, and now you're crushing us. The Bay's crush.

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Speaker 13: You know, it's not going to be right for thirty

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Speaker 13: or forty years. They're also playing the double game in

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Speaker 13: the fact that they they love one hundred dollars oil right.

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Speaker 13: Trump had it down at fifteen. Trump wanted full spectrum

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Speaker 13: enterity dominants at forty. Uh, it's going to the other direction.

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Speaker 13: They're in no hurry to get it below one hundred bucks,

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Speaker 13: are they?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 9: You we yeah. We talked about the.

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Speaker 16: Katari's and Saudi's and the Varni's and the Omani saying

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Speaker 16: go Trump, go we got and then they all shut

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Speaker 16: in production the minute there they can they declare force

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Speaker 16: measures whether they have to or not, because they can

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Speaker 16: hide behind the war as a potential force measure. Because

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Speaker 16: I certainly like to sell my oil at one hundred

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Speaker 16: and ten dollars a barrel versus the fifty five dollars

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Speaker 16: a barrel it was when we cut that deal, so

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Speaker 16: they can force measure on the fifty five and sell

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Speaker 16: it for one hundred. They're not going to bring production

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Speaker 16: online right away. You clear the Gulf tomorrow. It could

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Speaker 16: be thirty forty five, maybe ninety days before some of

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Speaker 16: these countries bring it back online. Because they know, they

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Speaker 16: know that they can They can slowly, slowly reduce the

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Speaker 16: price of oil themselves without Trump and without supply or demand.

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Speaker 16: They can just pull the supply off the mark, keep

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Speaker 16: the supply off the market longer. So we'll work through

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Speaker 16: our stock piles, which are backing up. We'll work through that,

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Speaker 16: and all of a sudden, we wait a minute, where's

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Speaker 16: the new oil? Well, you know, it took us a

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Speaker 16: long time to restart those oil fields. It took them

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Speaker 16: a day to bring them down and take them three

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Speaker 16: four months. Because they want the higher prices. I'm very

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Speaker 16: skeptical that all these Middle East and Arab countries aren't

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Speaker 16: actually winking a nod, maybe even communicating with tront or

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Speaker 16: whoever's running the show the IRGC and said, just let

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Speaker 16: us know before you're going to bomb that refinery, or

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Speaker 16: let us know before you can bomb that oil platform,

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Speaker 16: so that we'll remove our people.

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Speaker 9: Guess what we'll see oil prices later? Stee.

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Speaker 16: The first day we were on a couple of weeks ago,

729
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Speaker 16: is gasoline was I think it was three dollars and

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Speaker 16: eleven cents, And I said, it's going to be four dollars.

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Speaker 16: I guarantee it. Well, we're gonna hit four dollars probably

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Speaker 16: on Monday. People stopped, they laughed, I'm going to make

733
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Speaker 16: an ominous prediction right here. Five dollars gasoline nationally, that's

734
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Speaker 16: seven dollars diesel. Diesel is what we run this country on, trucks, planes, railroads.

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Speaker 16: Diesel fuel is vital to the economy. Eight dollar diesel

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Speaker 16: probably baked in the cake already.

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Speaker 13: Wow, So what's going to happen next week? Give us

738
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Speaker 13: a give us a give us a forecast.

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Speaker 16: I think you can see massive volatility in the oil.

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Speaker 16: It will be a rumor that everything's great, things are

741
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Speaker 16: going well. Oil'll be down ten dollars a barrow a

742
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Speaker 16: couple of days. Then wait a minute, Raandian said, oh,

743
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Speaker 16: not so fast. Maybe they'll fire a missile into somewhere

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Speaker 16: sensitive Oil'll be back up to ten dollars.

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Speaker 9: I think we're trending a lot higher, at least the

746
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Speaker 9: short terms.

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Speaker 13: Eric Bowling, where do people go to get your thank

748
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Speaker 13: you for stepping out today and on Saturday and doing this.

749
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Speaker 13: Where do people go to get all your insights in

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Speaker 13: your new show?

751
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Speaker 9: New Show's the edge, It's right there on the screen.

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Speaker 9: I appreciate you doing that.

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Speaker 16: Every time we do this, we get a bunch of

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Speaker 16: your amazing war room audience that come and enjoy and

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Speaker 16: just subscribe right there.

756
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Speaker 9: And you can always catch me right before.

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Speaker 16: Ban's war Room every day on RAB at four o'clock,

758
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Speaker 16: I lead into Steve's five o'clock hour, where you will

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Speaker 16: learn a lot of stuff. We do a little bit

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Speaker 16: more markets in the economy at four, Steve will give

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Speaker 16: you the geopolitics at five.

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Speaker 2: That's what we got.

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Speaker 13: I got to do more handlefs, I got to get

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Speaker 13: people know I got to get more organized on my

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Speaker 13: afternoon show. There's so much that happens there and that's

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Speaker 13: why I just love doing the They say, why do

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Speaker 13: you do too?

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Speaker 2: I said, this, so much goes on during the day

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Speaker 2: and Trump's presidency.

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Speaker 13: You gotta be on top of it. But as you know,

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Speaker 13: I'm putting the show together at the last second. Unlike

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Speaker 13: the morning show, we're a little more organized. Eric Bowling,

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Speaker 13: love you, brother, Thank you for doing this over weekend.

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Speaker 2: We'll see you on Monday, sir.

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Speaker 9: Now see, Larcy.

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Speaker 13: Had great insights. We're gonna get back to all of this.

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Speaker 13: We're gonna pivot here. We've got to talk some politics.

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Speaker 2: Ken Paxton.

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Speaker 13: Two polls in Texas coming out, Ken Paxxon up sixteen

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Speaker 13: and one on one against Cornyn and eighteen on the other.

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Speaker 13: I think the grassroots are speaking with a pretty strong

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Speaker 13: voice down to the great state of Texas. You need

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Speaker 13: to talk to Philip Patrick in the team over at

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Speaker 13: Birch Gold. Let's do it this weekend, or let's do

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Speaker 13: it on Monday and Tuesday.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna fill it back on. I think we're going

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Speaker 2: to fill it back on on Monday. Worst week in

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Speaker 2: Gold I think in forty.

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Speaker 9: Three years just happening War Room.

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Speaker 11: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 13: Back so on Birch Gold also Birch gol dot com

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Speaker 13: promo code bandon. If you want to get a little

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Speaker 13: one print edition if you wanted.

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Speaker 2: Graphics are amazing. Team did a great job. You can

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Speaker 2: understand the direction.

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Speaker 13: Of particular with things like I don't know, two hundred

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Speaker 13: billion dollar price tag at least initial price tag for

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Speaker 13: this war on top of the one point two treeon dollar.

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Speaker 9: Debt.

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Speaker 13: We already have Wharton school analysis dose things about it.

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Speaker 13: I'm trying to get him up on the show. We're

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Speaker 13: trying to find time. He came out of the analysis

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Speaker 13: it's one hundred tree in a debt, not even contingent liabilities.

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Speaker 13: He actually has worked it through. He said, it's a

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Speaker 13: hundred tree in a debt. He may be closer to

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Speaker 13: the facts. What did someone who was on the show. Yes,

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Speaker 13: they said getting close to a three treeon dollar deficit,

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Speaker 13: and we've had that deficit coming down. Scott Bessen's wants

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Speaker 13: to get the three percent of GDP all.

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Speaker 2: Of that into the dollar Empire. Find out about it today.

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Speaker 13: Talked to Philip Patrick in the team, particularly gold is

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Speaker 13: a hedge and the turbulence of capital markets. Gold had

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Speaker 13: its worst week in forty three years. What does that mean?

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Speaker 13: What does it mean for you? Go check it out.

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Speaker 13: I'm gonna get Philip back up here on Monday talk

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Speaker 13: it all three went and Hallward next hour because we're

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Speaker 13: just not going to be monically focused on this war.

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Speaker 13: Although President Trump, as we said back in the summer,

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Speaker 13: when you had a carry battle group down there outside

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Speaker 13: of the Red Sea on the gated tiers, that straight

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Speaker 13: is actually tougher than Hormuz by a long shot. That

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Speaker 13: one goes in the Red Sea and up to Suez,

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Speaker 13: which is one hundred percent to the Europeans. We had

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Speaker 13: a carry battle group and the Huties, look, they're honri,

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Speaker 13: they're tough on brace. They were given as good as

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Speaker 13: they got them.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 13: Uh, it's a European problem, we said at the time,

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Speaker 13: in the European, in China and Japan, Hormuz.

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Speaker 2: That's your deal, not our deal. We're all good.

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Speaker 13: Of course, it affects the global economy and that impacts us,

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Speaker 13: but we're all good, so I think President Trump, he

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Speaker 13: was pretty adamant on the on the on the lawn

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Speaker 13: getting ready to go to mar Lagger Yes today, saying, hey,

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Speaker 13: look I took care of I took care I took

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Speaker 13: the new k K Biddle sank the Navy, blew up

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Speaker 13: their air force, did all of this. You guys have

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Speaker 13: really pitched in. In fact, you've been kind of hemmin

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Speaker 13: and Han. Time to step up as President Trump putting,

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Speaker 13: as we've seen in the Navy, a shot across the

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Speaker 13: bow on the two main things, one of the Chinese

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Speaker 13: commediest Party's existential threat, the other's artificial intelligence and hurtling

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Speaker 13: towards the singularity code. Read is the book that you

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Speaker 13: need to get up to speed on what this really

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Speaker 13: means politics and for your kids. Look the jobs apocalypse.

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Speaker 13: You know, Palell came out the other day and had

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Speaker 13: pretty shocking news. And we're going to get EJ and

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Speaker 13: Tony up next week. He's been traveling around. He gave

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Speaker 13: a big interview to the Financial Times about the economy.

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Speaker 13: But it was kind of a shocker. Went because I

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Speaker 13: think it gets the heart of this AI situation and

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Speaker 13: people got to remember when they see these announce it

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Speaker 13: big layoffs, if they don't say it's related to AI,

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Speaker 13: it is all related to AI.

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Speaker 2: Okay, the cunning staff, et cetera.

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Speaker 13: So code rid gets into this and particularly the crisis

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Speaker 13: we're going to face on job creation and particularly high

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Speaker 13: value added job creation that people can really build a

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Speaker 13: family of for around sir.

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Speaker 17: Yes, I mean one of the things we all remember

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Speaker 17: was rama Manuel never let a crisis go to waste.

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Speaker 17: I think we really have to understand the political power

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Speaker 17: game that's being played here. So sometimes you hear from

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Speaker 17: the conservative moment, oh this is all hype, it's just marketing.

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Speaker 17: You're trying to raise capital investment and so forth. And

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Speaker 17: you know, we've heard in the Industrial Revolution that you know,

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Speaker 17: all of this was going to be a disruption and

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Speaker 17: it ended up creating more jobs.

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Speaker 18: It's the lump of labor fallacy.

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Speaker 17: I think what we need to understand is it almost

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Speaker 17: doesn't matter which way this turns out, because it can

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Speaker 17: be weaponized to build support for universal basic income and

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Speaker 17: that year in panic. So whether you think it is

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Speaker 17: going to happen or you don't, you're going to see

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Speaker 17: efforts to push it and let me just give you

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Speaker 17: a couple of quick examples of that, so we all

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Speaker 17: know that. Of course, Elon Musk has said that AI

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Speaker 17: is a quote super sonic tsunami headed towards humanity, right,

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Speaker 17: and I think we all agree it's going to affect

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Speaker 17: everything from education, the jobs, the national security.

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Speaker 18: And that's literally why I.

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Speaker 17: Wrote Code Read to kind of walk us through all

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Speaker 17: of the different fault lines as this seismic shift unfolds.

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Speaker 17: The second thing is, of course, Dario Amiday, the head

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Speaker 17: of Anthropics, saying just a month and a half ago

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Speaker 17: that in twelve months, Steve, we're not talking about out

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Speaker 17: into the wild future.

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Speaker 18: This is twelve months from now.

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Speaker 17: He says, we're looking at between twelve months and five years,

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Speaker 17: fifty percent of all entry level white collar jobs being disrupted.

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Speaker 17: Now that's our college kids, right, the kids, our kids,

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Speaker 17: you know, so you take out a big loan to

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Speaker 17: get your kid through college, they play by the rules,

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Speaker 17: You do everything you can. And now you're talking about

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Speaker 17: a wipe out of that lower rung of starting. And

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Speaker 17: we all know we all had great mentors, and you

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Speaker 17: have to be able to move yourself up professionally and

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Speaker 17: develop if you hack off that lower rung of the

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Speaker 17: job opportunity. What's that going to hollow out for middle

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Speaker 17: management and upper management long term?

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Speaker 18: But more than that, what are those kids going to do?

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Speaker 18: And then Mustafa Suliman.

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Speaker 17: Microsoft AI CEO says it in twelve to eighteen months

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Speaker 17: again just from now, we're looking at the ability to

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Speaker 17: replace one hundred percent of white collar job tasks, not

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Speaker 17: exact jobs, but he is seeing the task that you

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Speaker 17: would be able to do and so over.

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Speaker 18: Time automating that away.

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Speaker 17: Now, if you think that that is a bunch of hype,

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Speaker 17: fund that's great, but understand forces very well funded are

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Speaker 17: using that fear mechanism, whether you think it's real or not,

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Speaker 17: to build support for things like universal basic income, wealth

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Speaker 17: re distribution, a global economic reset. We've seen Bill Gates

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Speaker 17: seating the narrative terrain with this idea of a three

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Speaker 17: or a four day work week. We've seen the Bernie

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Speaker 17: Sanders element of that as well, trying to argue for

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Speaker 17: a European style, you know, thirty seven hour a week

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Speaker 17: work week and so forth. So the point that you

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Speaker 17: have to understand, and this is what I try to

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Speaker 17: do in code red is explain that this is a

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Speaker 17: power game just as much as it is a tool

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Speaker 17: that we might use for productivity or our own efficiencies

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Speaker 17: and so forth. And I think that's the real way

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Speaker 17: to get ahead.

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Speaker 18: I mean, one of the things I've always learned from you.

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Speaker 17: Is you've got to be able to connect those dots

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Speaker 17: so that you can think five steps ahead of where

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Speaker 17: somebody else is on that chessboard.

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Speaker 18: And that's what code rad tries to do.

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Speaker 13: The question the audience has got is where have you

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Speaker 13: been for the last decade?

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Speaker 18: Man?

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Speaker 2: You should have been out hammering this stuff forever, not

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Speaker 2: just this but other topics.

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Speaker 13: One of the best minds about how to message, how

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Speaker 13: to lay it out there, Winton Hall. Guy's been behind

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Speaker 13: the scenes and a major major player now stepping out

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Speaker 13: in front of the curtain. The book is code Read

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Speaker 13: Get it today. You will not be disappointed. The Left,

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Speaker 13: the Right, the China, the CCP in the fight for

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Speaker 13: the control of artiversial intelligence WIT and where do people

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Speaker 13: go to find everything about what you're doing on this book?

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Speaker 18: Thank you so much, Steve Yes.

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Speaker 17: So we have a website AI coodreadbook dot com, but

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Speaker 17: obviously Amazon is the quickest way or Barnes and Noble

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Speaker 17: Books a million. The book is everywhere right now, and

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Speaker 17: so go ahead and grab it.

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Speaker 18: Today if you can. The other thing, of course, is

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Speaker 18: on Twitter.

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Speaker 17: I'm at Wynton wy nt n Hall, just at Winton Hall.

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Speaker 18: Let's and thanks so much.

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Speaker 2: Let's go sign up.

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Speaker 13: Thank you brother Books number twenty seven on the list

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Speaker 13: short break Back in the War.

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Speaker 2: I'm in a moment.