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Speaker 1: Oh do America's Voice Live. I'm Steve you. It is Monday,

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Speaker 1: the thirtieth of June. Let's get to the day's top stories.

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Speaker 1: And as always, thank you for spending part of your

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Speaker 1: The Supreme Court delivered a massive victory, a massive victory

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Speaker 1: to the Trump administration Friday, after limiting injunctions imposed by

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Speaker 1: radical strict court judges that try to halt to Trump

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Speaker 1: administration at every turn from doing what the American people

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Speaker 1: voted for.

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Speaker 2: More on that today, a lot more.

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Speaker 1: Also, Caroline Lovett held a press briefing in the East

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Speaker 1: Room of the White House earlier today, right before President

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Speaker 1: Trump signed an executive order easing sanctions on Syria. I'll

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Speaker 1: bring on our chief White House correspondent for more details

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Speaker 1: on that as well. And then later the Senate Parliamentarian

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Speaker 1: announced that a moratorium.

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Speaker 2: On state level AI regulations could remain in the Big

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Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill, putting.

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Speaker 1: Well putting a one year freeze on state lavel AI laws,

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Speaker 1: thus allonging a fighting chance for small business. All the

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Speaker 1: details and updates coming your way. First, I want to

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Speaker 1: get to the bill currently with the Senate, the Big

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Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill. Of course, President Trump calls it the Big

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Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill, and critics like Elon Musk call it something different.

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Speaker 1: They call it a nightmare. But the legislation, or whatever

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Speaker 1: it is left of it is crawling through the Senate,

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Speaker 1: and the sad thing is, no matter what side you

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Speaker 1: find yourself on, we have crossed thirty seven tillion dollars

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Speaker 1: of federal debt and this legislation apparently does little or

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Speaker 1: nothing to turn it around. The bill still has a

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Speaker 1: long way to go, but it cleared a key hurdle

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Speaker 1: over the weekend after Chuck Schumer, the Democrat minority of

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Speaker 1: leader forced the entire bill to be read out loud,

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Speaker 1: which took something like sixteen hours to complete for nobody

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Speaker 1: to listen to because they didn't.

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Speaker 2: It was install tactic.

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Speaker 1: But beyond the theatrics, it did get through fifty one

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Speaker 1: to forty nine on the procedural vote. Doesn't mean the

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Speaker 1: bill pass means that they can go on to the

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Speaker 1: next step. Today, I want you to hear from as

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Speaker 1: many voices as possible, the sensible, the screwballs, and I

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Speaker 1: get some sober comments as well.

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Speaker 2: And concerning the.

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Speaker 1: Scare tactics of the Democrats, Congressman Mary Miller says the

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Speaker 1: Democrats scare tax is only that just that, nothing more,

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Speaker 1: and Republicans are protecting Americans. In her opinion, here's what

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Speaker 5: Whenever Republicans try to take necessary steps to preserve these

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Speaker 5: essential programs to meet the needs of the most vulnerable Americans,

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Speaker 5: the Democrats start playing their broken record that we're going

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Speaker 5: to starve babies, children, pregnant women, that we're going to

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Speaker 5: throw people off Social Security Medicaid. No, we want to

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Speaker 5: cut waste, broad and abuse. We want people that are

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Speaker 5: ineligible for these programs to be removed, and we are

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Speaker 5: taking the necessary steps to preserve these programs so they're

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Speaker 5: available for the people that need them, the most vulnerable Americans.

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Speaker 1: Well, there are those in the Senate, like Spokeswoman kan

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Speaker 1: the House Freedom Caucus who say it's too much money,

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Speaker 1: much in the Senator is an outspoken support of President Trump.

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Speaker 2: Many In fact, he says this is in the bag.

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Speaker 1: Senator Mark Wayne Mullen of Oklahoma says the big, beautiful

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Speaker 1: bill is going through despite the criticisms here, he is the.

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Speaker 6: Hardest part is getting on the bill. What we mean

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Speaker 3: Although right now.

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Speaker 6: There's a stall tactic obviously by the Democrats.

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Speaker 3: They're making them.

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Speaker 6: Read paid page by page, which I think is great.

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Speaker 6: I hope the American people pay attention to it. I

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Speaker 6: to be very hard for them to argue about what.

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Speaker 3: This actually does.

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Speaker 6: This cut spending, it's the largest deficit cut by any

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Speaker 6: Congress ever in history. It makes tax cuts permanent, which

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Speaker 6: it actually restores the tax cuts and it's going to

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Speaker 6: the average household of four is going to bring home

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Speaker 6: pay over ten thousand dollars more a year this year

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Speaker 6: is great. I hope it really. I hope the Democrats

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Speaker 6: pay attention to realize we're delivering for the American people.

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Speaker 6: But once that happens, we go into a twenty hour debate.

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Speaker 6: Then we're going to do the Boadama and we're going

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Speaker 6: to pass this bill. And we're very confident we had

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Speaker 1: That vote rama, But how much of the bill was

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Speaker 1: left on the floor parliamentary And that's the real question,

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Speaker 1: Mark Wayne, how much of this bill is left and

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Speaker 1: how much does this bill actually spend your thirty seven

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Speaker 1: is just going to continue the spending spree, taking us

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Speaker 1: to forty trillion. Then forty five and then fifty. What

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Speaker 1: is the point of no return when it comes to spending.

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Speaker 1: That's the concern for many people. But the left they'll

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Speaker 1: not let this go easily either. They want to scream

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Speaker 1: from the mountaintops that we lose everything.

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Speaker 2: It's dishonest, it is.

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Speaker 1: They is a left knows no bounds, and they keep

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Speaker 1: trying the scare tactics. Here is Amy Klomachar, Senator Minnesota,

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Speaker 3: And listen, what does this bill do.

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Speaker 7: It kicks sixteen million people off their healthcare, sixteen million

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Speaker 7: people off their healthcare in order to finance tax cuts

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Speaker 7: for the wealthiest, in order to give multimillionaires a four

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Speaker 7: hundred thousand dollars tax cut. That doesn't make the world

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Speaker 7: a better place. Adding four trillion dollars in debt, A

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Speaker 7: trillion of it is interest, which is going to make

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Speaker 7: mortgage rates go up. It's going to make harder for

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Speaker 7: it's putting it on their shoulders. That's why I don't

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Speaker 7: see this as a big beautiful bill. I see this

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you see, it's all fear they're going to take this,

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Speaker 1: We're going to take that. Well, look, we have to

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Speaker 1: pair back spending somewhere. I'm not saying those are the columns,

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Speaker 1: but good grief, folks, we can't spend on infinite them forever.

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Speaker 1: We've already bankrupted the country. We really have thirty seven

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Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer's pushing a laughable new lie that the One

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Speaker 1: Big Beautiful Bill surrenders American energy independence to the Chinese,

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Speaker 1: which is completely false, of course, But see for yourself.

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Speaker 8: If you wanted to write a law that surrenders American

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Speaker 8: and to the Chinese government, this is it. Look no

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Speaker 8: further than this bill. China's gaining in solar wants to dominate.

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Speaker 8: If we cut off all solar production, China will dominate,

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Speaker 8: grip on our energy policy will be outrageous.

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Speaker 2: Really, really, check really, Chuck, explain this to me.

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Speaker 1: You China has what four times as many people as

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Speaker 1: the United States. Four times they're building a brand new

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Speaker 1: coal fired power plan every four days. That's right, more

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Speaker 1: China's building, India's doing the same. They both have a

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Speaker 2: But you think the answer.

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Speaker 1: Is not is for us to buy Chinese solar panels. Please,

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Speaker 1: Adam shift one guy who gets it wrong every time.

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Speaker 2: Adam Schiff is the guy. He calls it the Big

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Speaker 2: Awful Bill.

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Speaker 1: And claims that it takes money from kids right out

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Speaker 1: for grandkids, takes shoes off their feet just for tax cuts.

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Speaker 2: On the wealthy. Look at this.

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Speaker 9: We'll just left the center floor speaking against this big

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Speaker 2: And it breaks my heart to see.

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Speaker 9: What they're doing with this When I think about the

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Speaker 9: sacrifices of generations that went before, I saw that generation

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Speaker 9: could enjoy a better quality of life than my parents

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Speaker 9: or their parents. And this bill taking money from our

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Speaker 9: wealthy people, to cut healthcare out from those who can

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Speaker 9: If our parents' generation was the greatest generation, and this

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Speaker 2: I hope we defeat this bill. I hope we.

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Speaker 9: Instead in this country in a completely different direction, where

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Speaker 9: we're building more housing and bringing down its costs, where

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Speaker 9: we're opening new hospitals, not shutting them down, where we're

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Speaker 9: welcoming new citizens and not attacking those that come here

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Speaker 9: for a better way of life. None of that should

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Speaker 9: be beyond the capacity of this incredible country. But this

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Speaker 2: This is not the way. So he's snuck it in there.

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Speaker 2: There's just a little sliver of truth in there.

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Speaker 1: He wants the illegals funded fully, he wants the borders

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Speaker 1: to be open. He wants social Security, Medicare and Medicaid

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Speaker 2: This bill takes much of that away.

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Speaker 1: If you're not a legal citizen, you don't get the

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Speaker 1: benefit of government subsidized healthcare or food or anything else.

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Speaker 1: Of course, common sense, of which Adam has none. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: Freshman Senator Tim Sheehey of Montana says, the bill does

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Speaker 1: a lot of good.

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Speaker 2: May not be perfect, but does a lot of good.

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Speaker 10: Also have a border crisis which has largely been solved,

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Speaker 10: but now we still have issues remaining from that that

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Speaker 10: we want to make sure we can have enough agents

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Speaker 10: doing the national enforcement. We want to make sure we

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Speaker 10: can complete the border wall. That issue is not just

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Speaker 10: going away. We've solved it for now, but that can

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Speaker 10: return later. We also have certainty for our business environment

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Speaker 10: that we want to provide a tax for a brick

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Speaker 10: that is certain and predictable. The tax cuts and job

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Speaker 10: back twenty seventeen is going to be made permanent with

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Speaker 3: The sooner we can give certainty to.

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Speaker 10: Our business environment, to our investment ecosystem. The sooner we're

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Speaker 10: that we've already seen tremendous investment that the President's brought back.

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Speaker 10: But a predictable tax regime is key for long term

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Speaker 10: these policies are very focused on specific sectors of our population,

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Speaker 11: Look, it's a great bill. It's a massive tax cut.

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Speaker 1: The Supreme Court delivered a massive victory to the Trump

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Speaker 12: Keeping our promise to America's veterans, my life.

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Speaker 2: All right, back to it. Four o'clock Eastern time.

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Speaker 1: President Trump's scheduled to host an event of the White

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Speaker 1: nice to see today there from the north lawn. Look

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Speaker 2: The parliamentarian.

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Speaker 1: The parliamentarian is the ghost of Harry Reid right now.

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Speaker 1: Say, a lot of Republicans, what do you think is

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Speaker 4: Yes, he's getting a lot of pressure. And I would

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Speaker 14: Out of the Senate by tomorrow and then putting it

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Speaker 2: But of course next.

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Speaker 4: Week, though Steve is a recess week in Congress, so

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Speaker 1: I think that's right. I think that's what the American

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Speaker 1: Well, on Friday, the Supreme to our delivered a massive

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Speaker 1: of the second administration, here of Trump, liberal activist judges

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Speaker 1: the American Constitution Rights Lieutenant Colonel Alan West, Colonel, thank

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Speaker 16: Oh, it's a pleasure. Thanks for having me. And happy

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Speaker 2: Steve Well. It's going to be a good week.

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Speaker 1: You'll be hon with me this coming Friday when we

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Speaker 2: I look forward to that.

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Speaker 1: Look, these judges have been exposed no more than a

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Speaker 1: Kentuckie Brown Jackson who was or Jackson Brown excuse me,

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Speaker 2: Amy Cony Barrett.

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Speaker 1: Called her out in such a brutal way, basically said

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Speaker 1: Six justices signed that from Amy Cony Barry.

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Speaker 2: It's an indictment of the entire.

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Speaker 16: to believe that the leftist judges do care about the Constitution,

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Speaker 16: with open borders agenda, which is completely against Article four,

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Speaker 2: They didn't say anything.

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Speaker 16: When Joe Biden decided that he would go against the

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Speaker 1: Well do you think you know he is somebody Judge Roberts,

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Speaker 2: So what do you think he thinks about this about Brown? Jackson?

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Speaker 16: But yet when it comes to time for you know,

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Speaker 2: I think we need to take a moment here. Curl apologized.

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Speaker 1: Think you jump over to Brian Glenn. He is at

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Speaker 17: Well, President Trump is going to be signing an executive

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Speaker 2: Over the weekend.

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Speaker 2: And I think that cannot be under We have to

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Speaker 2: It is.

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Speaker 17: And this is coming from a guy Steve that was

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Speaker 17: told was going to get us into, you know, World

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Speaker 17: War three. He was going to call us in nuclear chaos.

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Speaker 17: He was gonna call North Korea to shoot a missile

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Speaker 17: at US. I mean this is coming off the pretense

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Speaker 17: of that the adult, Steve, we're in charge of the

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Speaker 17: White House and President Trump would cost chaos where it's

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Speaker 17: been the exact opposite. President Trump will go down as

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Speaker 17: the peacemaker in our modern, you know, political era when

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Speaker 17: there's no doubt. Now, Stevie, since you're in Michigan, maybe

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Speaker 17: he can establish peace between Ohio State and Michigan. Maybe

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Speaker 17: when they meet up in the Big House.

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Speaker 1: You know, he may be a peace president. He's not

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Speaker 1: a miracle worker, all right. I mean, he's a peace president,

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Speaker 1: not a miracle worker. I'll just tell you that.

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Speaker 15: You get a kick out of that.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about another casualty of the Trump administration. Tom

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Speaker 1: till Us announcing from North Carolina. He's not running for reelection,

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Speaker 1: the what many people would refer to as a rhino senator.

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Speaker 2: He comes out against the big beautiful bill.

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Speaker 1: You're telling us that, Caroline, I'm talking about that almost

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Speaker 1: exclusively in the press briefing. Tom Tillis comes out against

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Speaker 1: it basically on the same speech and says, oh, and

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Speaker 1: by the way, I'm not running for reelection, which is

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Speaker 1: probably best for him. I don't think he would have

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Speaker 1: stood much of a chance. What are your thoughts on that?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, I agree. I think he took the pulse

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Speaker 17: in the room. He probably already had aspirations to do that. Anyway,

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Speaker 17: a lot of these guys can make way more money

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Speaker 17: working for a special interest group or a lobbyist and

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Speaker 17: just get outside of Washington. Because the tide has turned

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Speaker 17: here within the Republican Party. So people like Don Bacon,

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Speaker 17: you could throw him in there as well. Ones that

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Speaker 17: were just never Trumpers from day one, that is it

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Speaker 17: even go back in twenty sixteen. Those that were in

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Speaker 17: the administration twenty sixteen, or at least in congressman Senate,

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Speaker 17: they were against them then, they were against them. Now

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Speaker 17: they know that the policies are gaining momentum with the

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Speaker 17: American people, and that's what they expect out of their leaders.

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Speaker 17: So if any one of these Rhinos decide that they

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Speaker 17: don't want to vote against what the party and what

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Speaker 17: the people put in and process, then they need just episide.

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Speaker 17: I mean, Steve, if you were to run for office,

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Speaker 17: and I was to run your office, and the people

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Speaker 17: in the whatever district you know and name your state,

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Speaker 17: if they elect you for this policy, because of this

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Speaker 17: is what they stand for, then that's your job to

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Speaker 17: represent the people, not your own personal ideology.

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Speaker 2: No, it's your people. And these people.

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Speaker 17: Aren't willing to vote in office to what the people

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Speaker 17: of their districts want. Then they need a sepiside maybe

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Speaker 17: seven to eleven or maybe McDonald's or Wendy's or any

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Speaker 17: one of these fast food restaurants will take their resume

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Speaker 17: and hire them because right now they're not qualified to

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Speaker 17: be in the office that they have Now.

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Speaker 1: Well, I will say this, Don Bacon is a complicated

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Speaker 1: individual from a complicated district that's a pro Biden, pro

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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris district. They're in Omaha, Nebraska. The chances are

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Speaker 1: that'll become a Democrat seat for a good chance with

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Speaker 1: him not there, but Tom Tillis, I think North Carolina

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Speaker 1: puts another rep Publican in there, a conservative Republican into

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Speaker 1: his seat. I think North Carolina is following the lead

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Speaker 1: of Iowa, Ohio, Florida and other states that have become

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Speaker 1: fully non swing states. And I think North Carolina's real

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Speaker 1: close becoming a non swing state with the red Senate seat,

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Speaker 1: which would be important for the Republicans to hang on

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Speaker 1: to in this critical midterm cycle.

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Speaker 2: Correct.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I heard some speculation about thirty minutes before I

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Speaker 17: came on that maybe Mark Robinson was kicking around that

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Speaker 17: idea of running percent And of course we saw his

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Speaker 17: run for governor. It didn't quite work out the way

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Speaker 17: that he wanted to. So I want to see someone

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Speaker 17: get in that position that is going to fight and

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Speaker 17: going to support the America First agenda. We don't need

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Speaker 17: another long term bureaucrat that's been there forever in public service.

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Speaker 17: Maybe someone who's been in the North Carolina State House

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Speaker 17: forever and has been kind of you know, milk toast

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Speaker 17: when it comes to getting things done. We need people

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Speaker 17: that do things. And you know, I read some speculation

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Speaker 17: early this morning that someone fluted out Laura Trump to

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Speaker 17: be had some interest in that spot. That they said

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Speaker 17: that when she was in Florida when that spot ky.

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Speaker 2: I doubt it.

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Speaker 17: I say, there's point zero zero five percent chance she'll

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Speaker 17: do that. Why would you walk away for that type

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Speaker 17: of position. I don't think that that's in her best interests.

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Speaker 17: I just don't. I can't speak for her, but it's

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Speaker 17: just what I'm speculating. Uh, But it needs to be

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Speaker 17: someone tough, because, like you're absolutely right, we are on

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Speaker 17: the verge of making these not necessarily a swing state.

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Speaker 17: I'll throw another state in there, Georgia. You know, Georgia,

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Speaker 17: We've we've got to We've got a you know, two

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Speaker 17: two Democrat senators, you've got a Republican governor, but you

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Speaker 17: have a strong Republican state house. But we've got some

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Speaker 17: big elections there governor, lieutenant governor, uh secretary of state,

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Speaker 17: and one one of the Senate seats open. So these

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Speaker 17: midterms coming up, if we don't have strong America first, hardcore,

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Speaker 17: you know, red meat Republican, it will not work out

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Speaker 17: well because these people will go back to their set

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Speaker 17: ways as soon as President Trump is out of office

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Speaker 17: in twenty twenty eight, they'll go back to just voting

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Speaker 17: they used to for years. And we just we need

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Speaker 17: people that's going to stand up and continue the torch.

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Speaker 2: And Doug tom.

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Speaker 17: Tell Us and dun Bacon and Duckbanbe.

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Speaker 2: In Georgia.

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Speaker 1: I think he might be the guy the Via secretary.

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Speaker 1: We'll see if he decides to get in that race.

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Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. We'll see what happens in Omaha.

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Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. I believe the two members of

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Speaker 1: Congress fairly conservative Trump Trump backed guys that are in

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Speaker 1: Congress right now in North Carolina, probably real hot after

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Speaker 1: that Senate. See, we'll see how that plays out. Brian,

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Speaker 1: I gotta leave it right there. My friend enjoyed the

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Speaker 1: day out there. Looks like another hot one in the

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Speaker 2: Sir, Thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 1: a ten year moratorium on AI tech to the Big

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Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill, and the response from the Senate Parliamentary in

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Speaker 1: details after the break. Well, with the rapid rise of

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Speaker 1: AI technology and it's ever evolving capabilities, every country in

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Speaker 1: the forefront of AI infrastructures that are behind it, and

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Speaker 1: a new addition to the Big Beautiful Bill will possibly

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Speaker 1: put America in a sizeable lead in regard to AI technology.

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Speaker 1: Why Well, because Senator Ted Cruz the person who has

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Speaker 1: heralded this proposal, and last Thursday he and other Republicans

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Speaker 1: made an appearance in the Senate Parliamentarian to explain an

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Speaker 1: addition to the bill where broadband funds would go to

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Speaker 1: recipients as long as a ten yure monitorium for AI

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Speaker 1: regulation was upheld, meaning that a uniform policy would allow

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Speaker 1: for AI innovation a little to know regulation instead of

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Speaker 1: having it to be state by state. The sun parliamentarian

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Speaker 1: green let the proposal. Now the addition to the bill

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Speaker 1: is complete, just in time for whenever the final decision

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Speaker 1: is made and whether or not the big beautiful bill

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Speaker 1: makes its way through here to talk with me about

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Speaker 1: this is net choice the director of Policy Patrick Head,

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Speaker 1: your Patrick, nice to see you again in English for

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Speaker 1: us please what does this mean?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, So there's been some debate about this recently, and

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Speaker 18: where we're at right now is actually a five year

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Speaker 18: AI pause and so a lot of the other details

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Speaker 18: are the same where if states agree to not put

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Speaker 18: forward major regulations that exclusively target AI systems and model development,

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Speaker 18: they can get access to a pool of money dedicated

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Speaker 18: to broadband deployment as well as AI development. So it's

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Speaker 18: really sort of an opt in system to say, hey,

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Speaker 18: if you give Congress the breathing room to set a

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Speaker 18: national AI framework instead of trying to regulate it at

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Speaker 18: a fifty state patchwork where you have a different bill

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Speaker 18: and a different set of rules in each state for

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Speaker 18: AI systems.

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Speaker 3: We're going to unlock this cash for you.

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Speaker 18: So that's where we sit right now, a five year

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Speaker 18: pause on any sort of aggressive reg of AI by

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Speaker 18: state governments.

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Speaker 2: So what will that allow? Those cash will allow what

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Speaker 2: to happen next? Patrick?

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Speaker 18: Yeah, So this is funding that had already kind of

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Speaker 18: gone out the door and sitting with the Commerce Department

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Speaker 18: to be put towards broadband deployment, and then also some

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Speaker 18: funding for I believe AI adoption at the state level

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Speaker 18: as well and basically promoting AI systems. So it's a

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Speaker 18: pot of cash that's there available for states to essentially

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Speaker 18: opt into at this point if this provision is adopted,

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Speaker 18: and that's you know, it's a carrot approach versus a

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Speaker 18: stick approach to states to say, hey, look, we need

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Speaker 18: to be the leaders on AI globally. China is nipping

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Speaker 18: at our heels. But if we have fifty different rules,

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Speaker 18: some of which conflict with each other in terms of

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Speaker 18: what AI systems can and cannot do and how they're

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Speaker 18: supposed to be designed, that's going to be terrible for

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Speaker 18: start it ups and it's going to lock in only

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Speaker 18: a few big AI players that can perhaps even possibly

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Speaker 18: comply with such a framework.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know you mentioned China there, but look, China

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Speaker 1: steals everything.

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Speaker 2: There's no secret and we have no secrets.

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Speaker 1: When China is around, they'll steal anything, intellectual property, breakthroughs, ideas,

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Speaker 1: whole systems, They'll steal it all and take it home

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Speaker 1: with them.

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Speaker 2: How do we protect ourselves against that?

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Speaker 1: You say China's nippingg in our heels, I'm not sure

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Speaker 1: if they're even at our heels anymore.

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Speaker 2: Out side by side with us trying to take the lead.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, that's why we have to constantly keep innovating, right,

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Speaker 18: because they do it in a dishonest way.

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Speaker 3: So to try and pause a I.

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Speaker 18: Development here just means that China gets an opportunity not

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Speaker 18: just to be at tandem with us, but leap ahead.

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Speaker 18: But something else that needs to happen. So what this

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Speaker 18: pause is designed to do is give Congress breathing room

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Speaker 18: to put in place a national AI framework. That way,

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Speaker 18: California's regulators aren't dominating the technolo you technology landscape going

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Speaker 18: going forward. But something else that Congress needs to do

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Speaker 18: is get ahead and put in place a national data

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Speaker 18: privacy and Data security framework I think that would go

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Speaker 18: a really long way in preventing these kinds of breaches

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Speaker 18: that we see of Chinese espionage into our major companies.

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Speaker 1: All right, so what kind of breakthrough as we're looking

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Speaker 1: at here? I mean, AI has changed the world. Google's dead.

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Speaker 1: I mean they may not realize it yet, but Chad

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Speaker 1: gpt Rock, these are far better search engines with better,

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Speaker 1: more comprehensive answers that are more interesting than anything Google does. Right,

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Speaker 1: I mean here we are, and so Google's in real

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Speaker 1: trouble here Elon Musk might.

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Speaker 2: Prove to be dangerous to them as well in others.

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Speaker 2: So I mean there's a big horizon here.

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Speaker 1: AI is going to continue to change the world in

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Speaker 1: some ways for the better, in some ways not so much, Patrick,

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Speaker 1: But it is changing rapidly. In five years from now,

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Speaker 1: I could have an optimist robot walking around.

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Speaker 2: The house cleaning the place for all I know.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: AI is really the first general purpose technological revolution we've

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Speaker 18: seen since the Internet, and perhaps really since electricity itself,

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Speaker 18: because of its ability to accomplish and complement so many

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Speaker 18: different systems that we use. I mean, if you look

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Speaker 18: at the driverless taxis that are being deployed right now.

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Speaker 3: Those are powered by AI systems.

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Speaker 18: It's not just the really interesting new ways people are

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Speaker 18: searching the Internet, but it's the way that AI is

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Speaker 18: involved in pattern recognition throughout the economy. Whether that's better

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Speaker 18: medical diagnoses, coming up with new forms of crystals and

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Speaker 18: metals that can be used in technology that we previously

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Speaker 18: didn't know could be stable medicines, all of these general

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Speaker 18: purpose use cases for AI that could really turbocharge any industry.

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Speaker 18: And so it's really important that for whatever we're talking about,

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Speaker 18: whether that's digital services like internet search or healthcare or

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Patrick, the world is changing rapid.

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Speaker 1: I think the best advice is to hang on tight

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Speaker 1: and hope that we lead the way, because we'd prefer

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Speaker 1: to be in the lead. And I think there need

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Speaker 1: to be some guide, some guardrails here, otherwise the Chinese

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Speaker 1: will steal us blind Padrick Hendrick, thank you so much

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Speaker 1: for being here.

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Speaker 2: Thank you all.

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Speaker 1: Right after the break, I'll tell you about an exciting

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Speaker 2: I'll be right back.

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Speaker 19: It's almost Independence Day and all of America will be celebrated.

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Speaker 1: nice to see you again.

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Speaker 15: I see Steve. Thanks for having me back.

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Speaker 1: Now your flagstore dot com. I'm going to make sure

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Speaker 1: tell me about these pieces of art that you put

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Speaker 1: out there. There's always gonna have a chance to win

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Speaker 20: Yeah, So each day this week we're going to be

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Speaker 15: And each day it's gonna be a different one. Today

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Speaker 20: We're gonna start simple with the original old Glory. It's

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Speaker 20: gonna be a red, white and blue flag with fifty

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Speaker 20: stars on it. All the stars are gonna be handpains,

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Speaker 20: a beautiful flag. It's pretty much our most popular flag.

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Speaker 20: So we're gonna start off with that, and each day

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Speaker 20: of the week we're gonna get with a little bit

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Speaker 20: and create a special flag for that winner. On Friday

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Speaker 20: where we'll do fully a fully custom flag for them

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Speaker 20: where they could choose the artwork and we'll work through

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Speaker 20: that whole process with them.

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Speaker 1: Wow, so custom artwork from your American flagstore dot com.

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Speaker 2: I just started doing this, James. I mean obviously you

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Speaker 20: This actually came from our son about seven eight years

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Speaker 20: ago now, when he was six years old. He put

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Speaker 20: an artist. And one day he came up to us

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Speaker 20: know you have the tools to make wooden American flags,

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Speaker 20: Mommy has the art. Let's make flags and put like

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Speaker 20: George Washington on them. And the company was born the

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Speaker 20: next morning when we built our first flag, and it

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Speaker 15: So, you know, I wish I could take the credit.

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Speaker 15: I just can't. It was my son's idea.

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Speaker 2: No sor right. The young man deserves credit. Give credit

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Speaker 1: Popular how many? First of all, how many flags you

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Speaker 20: Uh, the we're probably a ride around six thousand flags.

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Speaker 20: I'm thinking right around now, we're sneaking up on that number.

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Speaker 20: The most popular flag over over time has definitely been

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Speaker 20: the OG that's just you know, a lot of people

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Speaker 20: be a mixture of our military flags where we put

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Speaker 20: the military emblems.

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Speaker 15: Service dates, that kind of thing.

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Speaker 20: We customize it for all of our military guys, and

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Speaker 20: then a law enforcement they buy an array of flags.

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Speaker 20: But law enforcement have always been one of our biggest supporters,

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Speaker 20: and we have a very special flag we make for

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Speaker 20: those guys where we take a picture of their badge

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Speaker 20: that they wear on their chest every day, and my

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Speaker 20: for them on the flag. That's really what has made

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Speaker 20: what we sets us apart from all the other flagmakers

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Speaker 20: in the country is that we do very very custom

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Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go.

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Speaker 1: All right, So, uh, the n I think it's your

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Speaker 15: And like I said, each day, the flag is.

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Speaker 2: All right, So is the kid? Is he the VP

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Speaker 2: of the company now? Just want to make sure we're

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Speaker 20: Yeah, he's he's his title is the founder and man

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Speaker 20: he milks it for all he can't.

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Speaker 15: He tells all of his teachers at schools.

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Speaker 20: And friends that my wife and I are his employees

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Speaker 20: and he's the he runs this show here and we

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Speaker 15: My wife does all the artwork.

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Speaker 20: Max is our CEO or our our founder, and I'm

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Speaker 20: it's a good family business. But it's hard to keep

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Speaker 2: Well, you know, I've got one of those, and you're

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Speaker 2: exactly right.

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Speaker 2: You for being here. Love it.

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Speaker 15: Thank you, Steve, thanks for having me back.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, greatly, appreciate that you have cool stuff and you

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Speaker 1: With reality is, there's only so much the government can do,

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Speaker 1: and we really want to make America healthy again. That

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Speaker 2: Make America healthy again starts at home with you.

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Speaker 1: it and don't like it. When it's not here, we'll

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Speaker 1: you think that the Big Beautiful Bill will.

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Speaker 1: We always want to do something to make you feel

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Speaker 1: Mind you just how great America is. Today's story comes

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Speaker 1: to us from Montgomery, Alabama, where a Hardy's worker got.

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Speaker 2: An unexpected surprise just for showing up on time.

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Speaker 1: Dawbrey Filson has described as an exceptional employee by his

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Speaker 1: the young man, made the track and decide to extend

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Speaker 1: an active kindness. Later that day, Philson finished his ship

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Speaker 1: and found a brand new bicycle waiting for him, with

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Speaker 1: the aforementioned customer there.

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Speaker 2: As well, waiting to give him the bike to make

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Speaker 2: his commute well just a little bit easier.

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Speaker 1: Philson commented on this active kindness and thanked Woodward, noting

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Speaker 1: that I was just thankful because no one would really

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Speaker 1: do that, And this extent of grace by the stranger

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Speaker 1: has blossomed into a friendship. Acknowledging someone else's struggles is

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Speaker 1: indicative of a high level of ampathy for your fellow man,

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Speaker 1: and doing something to actively help one situation is going.

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Speaker 2: Above and beyond.

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Speaker 1: Stories like these show us what America really is and

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Speaker 1: how wonderful it truly is. All right, do you think

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Speaker 1: the big beautiful bill will get.

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Speaker 2: Passed before the fourth of July? Why or why not?

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Speaker 1: Kristen Davidson Norwood, No, they can't come together over anything.

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Speaker 1: At least Democrats keep it consistent with race and violence.

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Speaker 1: Reeva Rice, Nope, it is unbelievable that we pay these

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Speaker 1: idiots salary any other job they'd be fired.

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Speaker 2: To want to buck You.

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Speaker 1: Notice Democrats don't say millionaires because most of them are.

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Speaker 2: From fraud and corruption.

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Speaker 1: Dana Newton shares this not through Congress, maybe at the Senate,

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Speaker 1: because Congress doesn't give a damn about actually getting anything done.

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Speaker 1: If it does get passed eventually, don't expect anything else

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Speaker 1: to be done until after.

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Speaker 2: The next election cycle.

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Speaker 1: That's just how Congress has been operating for years.

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Speaker 2: And Linda Hollow writes.

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Speaker 1: This, Yes, it will can't wait for President Trump.

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Speaker 2: To sign it.

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Speaker 1: Look a little optimism to sign out for the day.

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Speaker 1: A little optimism, all right. Remember to follow me on

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