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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Wednesday. Welcome to the latest edition

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Speaker 1: of Justin News, No Noise. I'm your host, John Solomon,

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Speaker 1: reporting to you, as always from the nation's capital, where

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Speaker 1: another day of Trump history is being made day in in,

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Speaker 1: day out. First, some new information we've got from our

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Speaker 1: own chief investigative correspondent, Jerry Dunlavy. He broke it late

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Speaker 1: last night. You might have seen it on justinews dot com.

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Speaker 1: It turns out that the Biden administration very quietly created

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Speaker 1: an exemption for many low level right for this Taliban

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Speaker 1: you heard me right, Taliban civil servants were allowed to

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Speaker 1: come to the United States, hundreds of them. This news

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Speaker 1: comes in the wake of the Afghan National re charge

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Speaker 1: was charged with attacking the National guardsmen and killing one

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Speaker 1: of them in DC, right near the White House. So

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Speaker 1: how did it work? Well? The Biden led Department of

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Speaker 1: Homeland Security and the State Department announced in June twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty two that it had put together new exemptions for

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Speaker 1: purportedly that it applicants who would otherwise be blocked from

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Speaker 1: the United States, including some former Taliban government workers. I'm

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Speaker 1: not making this up. It's in writing. The policy allowed

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Speaker 1: hundreds of Afghans to come to the United States when

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Speaker 1: they would have otherwise been barred due to terrorism related

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Speaker 1: tie ties amiss in admissible standards. They were set aside

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Speaker 1: so that these folks could come into the country. Another

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Speaker 1: giant glaring security all on exemptions were for Afghans who

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Speaker 1: had worked as civil servants under the Taliban, both before

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Speaker 1: nine to eleven and after August twenty twenty one when

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Speaker 1: the government fell and the Taliban retook control of the

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Speaker 1: Afghanistan country and its government. Really remarkable stuff. A couple

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Speaker 1: other things I want to get too quickly before I

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Speaker 1: turned things over to my amazing CoA, Samanna Head. The

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Speaker 1: Justice Department has promised a different way of going about

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Speaker 1: making sure we have election tegrity in the world, and

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Speaker 1: they are doing it on a daily basis. Six Blue

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Speaker 1: states have been sued, and I have a funny feeling

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Speaker 1: many more will be shortly for not turning over their

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Speaker 1: voter roles so that they can be inspected to make

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Speaker 1: sure that they're cleaned up, that we don't have dead

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Speaker 1: people and non citizens on the voter role. As you know,

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Speaker 1: lots of proof now that non citizens made it on

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Speaker 1: the voter rolls and some of them even got into

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Speaker 1: voting illegally. Now, one other thing I want to talk

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Speaker 1: to you about. A little while ago, you probably started

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Speaker 1: to see anonymous stories appearing around the country saying that

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Speaker 1: the Inspector General the Pentagon said that Pete Hegseth risk

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Speaker 1: national security by talking on signal about some of the

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Speaker 1: military plans for strikes in iron I just want to

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Speaker 1: tell you about something that you're not hearing from those

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Speaker 1: anonymous leaks. That report, I am certain for my reporting

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Speaker 1: also concludes that nothing that Hegseth shared was classified. Remember,

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Speaker 1: he was accused of sharing classified information. He didn't share

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Speaker 1: any classified information. And here's the second thing that the

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Speaker 1: media who's putting out those anonymous leaks won't tell you,

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Speaker 1: But we're going to tell you. We're going to bring

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Speaker 1: a guest on in a little bit to tell you

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Speaker 1: about it. The report also concludes that what Hegseth was

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Speaker 1: doing had become the norm in the Pentagon meeting. It

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Speaker 1: was going on during the Biden years. It was a

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Speaker 1: normal processesn't mean it was right, but if it was

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Speaker 1: media right now aren't telling you in those stories We're

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Speaker 1: going to have Wannapeede Hess top advisors Tim Parlatour on

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Speaker 1: the show in a little bit. We're going to break

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Speaker 1: some news news that you're not getting from those anonymous leaks. Sorry,

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Speaker 1: let me turn to my amazing coast and Medhad She

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Speaker 1: always has other great headline. She's watching What's on your radar?

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Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, John.

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Speaker 3: The Democrats continue to try and make the Trump administration

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Speaker 3: policy of striking Venezuelan drugs smuggling boats the top story

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Speaker 3: in the country, and in doing so, they are saying some.

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Speaker 2: Pretty crazy things.

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Speaker 1: They sure are.

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Speaker 3: For example, after all the drama around Senator Mark Kelly

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Speaker 3: and other Democrats releasing that video encouraging members of the

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Speaker 3: military to ignore illegal orders as they call them, by

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Speaker 3: the President, they've now moved to saying that what the

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Speaker 2: To those drug boats could be illegal.

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Speaker 3: And because of that, Senator Mark Werner is making the

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Speaker 3: argument that maybe the military will quote save us from

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Speaker 3: President Trump. Here he is saying just that when asked

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Speaker 3: about Admiral Bradley briefing lawmakers on those drug boats strikes.

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Speaker 4: And I think in many ways the uniform military mate

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Speaker 4: helped save us from this President and his lame people

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Speaker 3: And unfortunately that's not all because we also have some

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Speaker 2: Boats, like Senator Jack Reid did recently.

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Speaker 5: And most knacko traffickers are not in those boats. They

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Speaker 5: pay people to do that, and usually people who are

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Speaker 5: not significantly involved with knocko trading. It's the way they

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Speaker 3: And how about Congressman Jim Hymes who says that the

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Speaker 3: whole concept.

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Speaker 2: Of a narco terrorist is completely made up.

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Speaker 6: There is no such thing as a narco terrorist.

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Speaker 7: There are very very bad narcotics people, cartels, etc. But

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Speaker 7: they're desperate to make this look like it's ISIS or

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Speaker 7: a La KaiA because that's the very thin line on

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Speaker 7: which they're illegal use of the United States military to

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Speaker 7: take these people out resides John.

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 3: Maybe these points are passable by Democrat voters, but they

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Speaker 3: seem just completely wack adoodle, I think, probably to most Americans.

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Speaker 1: To take a look at what Barack Obama did when

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Speaker 1: he designated a whole bunch of narco traffickers. Democrats forget

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Speaker 1: what they did. I don't know what to say except

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Speaker 1: that the Democrats are in the world of reality. Sometimes

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Speaker 1: it's kind of sat all right, Well, one thing I'm

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Speaker 1: certain of is our first guest is on the front

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Speaker 1: lines of some history. We all want to make a

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Speaker 1: right now the Assistan Attorney General the Civil Rights at

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Speaker 1: the US Justice Department has been doing just that by

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Speaker 1: cleaning up voter rolls or forcing a cleanup of voter

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Speaker 1: roles in states that have long ignored doing so. We're

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Speaker 1: very lucky to be joined right now by that Assistant

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Speaker 1: Attorney Joal Harmy, Dan Harmy, Great to have you on

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Speaker 1: the show.

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 1: All right, big news in the last twenty four hours,

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Speaker 1: the most popular story on justin News for most of

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Speaker 1: the day today. You in the Justice Department so sued

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Speaker 1: six blue states for not turning over the voter roles

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Speaker 1: so you can inspect them, make sure that they're not

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Speaker 1: being that they're not out of date, that dead people

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Speaker 1: and non citizens aren't making it onto the roles. I

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Speaker 1: have a funny feeling you're not done yet, tell us

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Speaker 6: Not even close.

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Speaker 8: Well, John, I really appreciate you continuingly continuously allowing me

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Speaker 8: there's a lot of frustration out there about why isn't

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Speaker 8: someone doing something. I'll have you know that the Department

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Speaker 8: of Justice Civil Rights Division has sent letters to all

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Speaker 8: fifty states and we have actually actively engaged with over

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Speaker 8: half of them.

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Speaker 6: As follows. We're now in litigation with fourteen states.

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Speaker 8: So the six yesterday included Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island, New Mexico,

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Speaker 6: That adds to eight we already had going.

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Speaker 8: We are close to reaching resolution voluntary cooperation with another

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Speaker 8: I think we will definitely let the public know when

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Speaker 8: that happens. We have voluntary cooperation from four states, and

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Speaker 8: we reached a settlement and consent to create with the

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Speaker 8: state of North Carolina that agreed to clean up over

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Speaker 8: one hundred thousand people on the voter rolls that were

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Speaker 8: there improperly, and so that's over half the state's John

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Speaker 8: and so it's really good news for America. And we're

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Speaker 8: evidence and the information that the Attorney General, on whose

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Speaker 3: Amazing her meet outside of litigation, outside the court room.

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Speaker 3: I think most Americans here that there are states that

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Speaker 3: don't want to give up their voter roles, and they think.

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Speaker 2: Well, there's no excuse for that.

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Speaker 3: Obviously, there's nothing to hide, and there's no excuse for

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Speaker 3: wanting to conceal your voter records. But I'm sure that legally,

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Speaker 3: within the courtroom and within litigation, they are putting up

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Speaker 2: Is it privacy? What are they arguing?

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Speaker 8: Mainly they're arguing privacy, or that the reason that the

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Speaker 6: You know, they always have some.

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Speaker 8: Silly conspiracy theory going, but actually don't have to give

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Speaker 8: a reason. Under the federal laws that we've cited, we're

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Speaker 8: entitled to this information.

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Speaker 6: The states don't get to go back and forth with us.

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Speaker 8: One of the dumbest reasons that I hear put up

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Speaker 8: is oh, you know social Security number is confidential. Well,

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Speaker 8: how can it be confidential from the federal government that

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Speaker 6: That's really silly.

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Speaker 8: And the other thing that people should know is that

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Speaker 8: almost all of the states that are using this argument

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Speaker 8: voluntarily hand over their voter role information to nonprofit and

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Speaker 6: Eric is one of them. And so what's the privacy concern.

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Speaker 8: If you're willing to give it to some nonprofit that

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Speaker 8: to be deterred by these reasons. That is why so

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Speaker 8: many states are actually.

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Speaker 6: Falling into line.

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Speaker 8: They realize that it would be a waste of tax

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Speaker 8: dollars to fight these efforts. And ultimately, what we're trying

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Speaker 6: For the most part. This is red states and blue states.

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Speaker 8: I'm sorry to say, we did get some resistance from

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Speaker 8: both sides, but we're just here to help. So we're

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Speaker 8: going to compare data, We're going to help eliminate duplicates

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Speaker 1: Oar meet. One of the great lines that Democrats use

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Speaker 1: for years on this there's nothing to see here, Everything

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Speaker 1: is fine, But when you start getting your hands on

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Speaker 1: these voter roles, tell us some of the things that

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Speaker 1: your staff has been able to find that show that

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Speaker 1: these voter roles are not only outdated but potentially corrupted. Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Well, I don't want to get into specifics before we've

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Speaker 8: completed all of our review and every time we get

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Speaker 8: But there are definitely people on the voter rolls of

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Speaker 8: every state who don't belong there. They're dead, they've moved,

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Speaker 8: they're registered multiple times. There have been reported instances of

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Speaker 8: to the polls and having their record voted before they

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Speaker 8: including immigrants who are not citizens, and that can include

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Speaker 8: and some states have become very sloppy and lucy goosey

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Speaker 1: In your North Carolina settlement, we get a little bit

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Speaker 8: Well, the situation there was they were enrolled in the

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Speaker 8: Settlement acquires the state at its expense to contact those

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Speaker 8: As you know, we've had instances of elections won and

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Speaker 3: For me, when it comes to that sloppiness, and that

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Speaker 2: But for what you can do for these four years.

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Speaker 3: Is it something that the next administration, if it's Democrats

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Speaker 6: Of course, elections matter, and elections have consequences, and the

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Speaker 8: It is on purpose. It is a feature, not a bug,

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Speaker 6: Really need to do a much better job here.

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Speaker 8: In the rest of the civilized world, people are able

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Speaker 6: That is a fundamental.

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Speaker 6: And then no one trusts the outcome.

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Speaker 1: I mean, we've got about a minute left, real quickly.

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Speaker 1: You've made some enormous success with colleges, big settlements, big money,

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Speaker 1: but most importantly, better roles in place for future students

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Speaker 6: Absolutely. I'm so proud of this work.

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Speaker 8: It's been less than eight months in office, and I've

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Speaker 1: My first boss and journalism said, elections have consequences and harmony.

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Speaker 1: Your work definitely approves at a half billion dollars in

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Speaker 1: Thanks thanks for coming on the showday and briefing us

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Speaker 1: on it.

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what a great interview. A right, folks are gonna

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Speaker 2: Welcome back everybody.

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Speaker 3: What you just saw was part of country music star

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Speaker 3: John Rich's latest song called The Righteous Hunter. John describes

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Speaker 3: it as a parent's declaration of war against those who

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Speaker 3: pray on our children. So why is this such a

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Speaker 3: Joining us now is the man who created that song,

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Speaker 3: John Rich. John, thanks so much for being with us tonight,

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Speaker 3: and thank you for making this song.

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Speaker 11: Yes, ma'am, thanks for having me on.

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Speaker 2: You know, I grew up.

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Speaker 2: Don't put yourself in that type of situation.

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Speaker 3: But in all honesty, for any parent out there, for

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Speaker 3: I feel like this is I mean, for lack of

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Speaker 11: The problem is that while parents and me included until

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Speaker 11: And then after a few days of that, they find

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Speaker 11: bad things happen. The DHS that in the past twelve

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Speaker 11: the point of this video the rights to center. This

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Speaker 11: defending their own home. Take measures in your own house

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's such an important message and you're so right.

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Speaker 1: Earlier in my career, I did a story on teachers

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Speaker 1: This song really, I think encourages parents to get over

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Speaker 1: the fear and take a hold. It's such a great message, John.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it is.

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Speaker 11: They're very tricky, these predators. I mean, like I said,

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Speaker 11: they'll pose as a fourteen year old girl. Hey, I'm

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Speaker 11: a cheerleader. I go to a school right down the

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Speaker 11: road from you. What's your name? And your son or

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Speaker 11: daughter will start talking to them, and then the next

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Speaker 11: thing you know, this predator is saying, hey, I know

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Speaker 11: your parent's name, your sibling's name, your home address, where

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Speaker 11: you go to school, and now you're going to meet

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Speaker 11: me at this gas station in thirty minutes or all

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Speaker 11: these bad things are going to happen to your family.

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Speaker 11: And that's how they get them. And then they get

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Speaker 11: them out of the house, and the next thing you know,

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Speaker 11: they're being sold over and over and over again around

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Speaker 11: this country. Thirty six million reports. So that doesn't mean

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Speaker 11: it happened thirty six million times. That means it was

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Speaker 11: reported thirty six million times in one year. This problem

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Speaker 11: is massive. Law enforcement can't handle a problem this big.

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Speaker 11: It has to start with the moms and dads, and

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Speaker 11: I would add one thing. If you want to know, Okay,

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Speaker 11: John's talking about this, what are we supposed to do?

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Speaker 11: Go on YouTube and look up my name John Rich

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Speaker 11: and DHS. That's all you got to do, John Rich, DHS.

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Speaker 11: There's a ninety minute seminar of me with the DHS

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Speaker 11: agent walking parents step by step by step on what

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Speaker 11: they can do with their kids' devices to make them

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Speaker 11: what they refer to as a hard target, make them impenetrable.

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Speaker 11: You can't get to them because they said, when a

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Speaker 11: predator comes across a kid who's a hard target, who's

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Speaker 11: who's defended online, they move on, They move on to

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Speaker 11: somebody else. So it is your duty as a parent

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Speaker 11: to understand this is happening, to absorb it as disturbing

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Speaker 11: as it is, and put up a defense around your kids.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I remember the good old days when the

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Speaker 3: three of us grew up, when it was look both

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Speaker 3: ways before you cross the street and don't take candy

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Speaker 3: from strangers.

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Speaker 2: But parents are up against so much more these days.

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Speaker 3: I feel like, you know, if you distill down your

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Speaker 3: ninety minute video, I guess maybe I'm a little hardcore

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Speaker 3: because I would just say get rid of the internet,

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Speaker 3: Get rid of the internet, get rid of cell phones. Kids,

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Speaker 3: no more, you're not on line at all.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean that that'd be nice. But you know

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Speaker 11: today in school, like I've got two teenage boys. They

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Speaker 11: both play baseball. I mean they have they communicate with

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Speaker 11: the coach and the team on their phone. They change

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Speaker 11: practice times about thirty minutes. They get alert and then

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Speaker 11: they know what's going on. So you really can't get

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Speaker 11: away from it. But that video I did with DHS

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Speaker 11: DHS John rich on YouTube, that will give you the tools.

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Speaker 11: It's very simple. Even people who aren't tech savvy like me,

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Speaker 11: I'm no tech guy. In five minutes, I was able

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Speaker 11: to take my son's iPads and iPhones, erase certain things,

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Speaker 11: set the settings in a different way, and nobody can

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Speaker 11: get to them. This video is sitting at the top

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Speaker 11: of my ex page at John rich On x It's

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Speaker 11: had over a million views in the past four days,

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Speaker 11: and the outpouring of commentary is unbelievable. With this song,

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Speaker 11: you know, I didn't write this song to try to

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Speaker 11: get a hit, to try to get a plaque on

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Speaker 11: the wall. It's more of a move of significance. I'm

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Speaker 11: trying to make people pay attention to an active and

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Speaker 11: really imminent threat. If you don't protect your kids, at

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Speaker 11: some point, somebody's going to contact them that you don't

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Speaker 11: want anything to do with, and we just can't let

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Speaker 11: that happen.

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Speaker 1: It's so amazing you're doing such great work, John, real

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Speaker 1: quickly before we let you go. I remember a time

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Speaker 1: when a music artists would have been proud when the

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Speaker 1: President United States borrowed a song used the song to

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Speaker 1: promote something about America. Sabrina Carpenter. I guess some Disney

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Speaker 1: star kid has a song out there she's telling I

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Speaker 1: don't want to be associated with him. How do we

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Speaker 1: stop this sort of silliness in America?

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Speaker 11: I mean, tough, What are you going to do? You know,

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Speaker 11: you put your song out there for everybody to hear it. Hey,

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Speaker 11: the President likes it. What are you going to do

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Speaker 11: about it?

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Speaker 1: You know?

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Speaker 11: Hey, the whole place has gone has gone nuts. But

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Speaker 11: I'll bring it back to the mom and dad. The

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Speaker 11: American parent has enough constitution about them to stop this

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Speaker 11: stuff from happening to their kids, and they need to

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Speaker 11: take action. Step up out of your chair, turn off

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Speaker 11: the TV, take your kid's devices, and fix the problem.

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Speaker 3: John, before we let you go, just a technical question

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Speaker 3: on what John was talking about. I don't know the

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Speaker 3: structure of her agreement with her label or I guess

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Speaker 3: the more important and more pertinent issue is who owns

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Speaker 3: her masters. But there's nothing Sabrina Carpenter can do anyway,

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Speaker 3: is there.

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Speaker 11: Now owns it? She's owned by the company. I mean,

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Speaker 11: I've been owned by companies as a singer. Thank god

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Speaker 11: I don't have a record deal anymore. But yeah, the

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Speaker 11: company owns her owns her masters to publishing everything about it,

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Speaker 11: So really the beef would have to be with them.

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Speaker 3: She can make a lot of noise online, but it

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Speaker 3: sounds like that's the extent. Yeah, award winning singer, songwriter

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Speaker 3: and country music star is someone who broke free from.

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Speaker 6: Those label chains.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, and patriot absolutely and instructor for parents.

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Speaker 2: I'm protecting your kids, John Rich, thanks so much for

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Speaker 2: being with us.

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Speaker 3: All right, everybody, next, Colorado Congressman Gabe Evans is going

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Speaker 3: to be with us to discuss another way that he

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Speaker 3: is helping protect Americans by stopping fentanyl trafficking.

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Speaker 9: Just News, Welcome back in America.

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Speaker 1: Earlier today, I got a text from my brother's law

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Speaker 1: enforcement guide and he said, you gotta look at what

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Speaker 1: this congressman said today. I looked at it. It was Congressman

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Speaker 1: Dave Evans, who just happens to be on our show tonight.

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Speaker 1: I want to bring him in because he gave I

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Speaker 1: think one of the most epic defenses of what law

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Speaker 1: enforcement are going through with all these leftists anarchists who

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Speaker 1: are now attacking him. Today, a man was arrested for

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Speaker 1: actually throwing Mulo tough cocktails at ICE agents in California

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Speaker 1: with their security detail at least joining us now a

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Speaker 1: former cop himself and now Congressman for the great State

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Speaker 1: of Colorado, Congressman Dave Evans, so good to have you

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Speaker 1: on the show.

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Speaker 12: Thanks so much for having me.

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Speaker 1: All Right, this was an epic moment. You're sitting there,

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Speaker 1: You're watching all this silliness play out before you, and

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Speaker 1: you felt pretty compelled to tell the American people in

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Speaker 1: your colleagues, it's time to stand up for the men

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Speaker 1: and women in blue. Tell us about it.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, absolutely, Like you said, I was a cop for

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Speaker 13: ten years. I was a soldier for twelve years. So

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Speaker 13: making sure that we take care of our country, our state,

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Speaker 13: our community is critically important to me, and defending those

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Speaker 13: who defend us is critically important to me. And unfortunately,

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Speaker 13: we've seen in the country what happens when leftist elected

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Speaker 13: leaders go after cops. When they make law enforcement the

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Speaker 13: bad guy, it's our communities that suffer for it. In Colorado,

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Speaker 13: we just had the sixth largest fentanyl seizure in US

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Speaker 13: history happen in the south side of the Denver metro area,

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Speaker 13: enough fetanyl to kill six point eight million Americans.

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Speaker 12: That poison is in our communities.

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Speaker 13: Because Colorado is a sanctuary city and a sanctuary state,

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Speaker 13: they fully embraced defund the police ideology, and so Cartel's

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Speaker 13: drug traffickers, criminals are free to bring that poison into

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Speaker 13: our community.

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Speaker 12: Our communities pay the price.

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Speaker 13: Colorado has been the number two state in the nation

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Speaker 13: for teenagers overdosing and dying on fentanyl. And as a

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Speaker 13: police officer, when you see that every day and you

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Speaker 13: can't do anything about it because of how you're handcuffed

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Speaker 13: by a bunch of leftist laws, then that is it's

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Speaker 13: a moral injury. It's a mental injury in addition to

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Speaker 13: all of the physical danger that occurs when you have

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Speaker 13: all of this anti law enforcement rhetoric. So I kind

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Speaker 13: of went off on some folks and laid down some

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Speaker 13: hard truths based on ten years of being a cop

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Speaker 13: and having to actually bury two of my buddies, one

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Speaker 13: of whom was assassinated, shot in the back by an

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Speaker 13: anti lawn enforcement activist who was radicalized by a lot

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Speaker 13: of the rhetoric that comes from a lot of these

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Speaker 13: leftists defund the police, leaders.

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Speaker 2: Congressman.

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Speaker 3: Supporting police used to be an American issue. It was

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Speaker 3: not Democrat, it was not Republican. And it seems like

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Speaker 3: the beginning of all of this happened. What was that

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Speaker 3: two thousand and nine when Barack Obama demonized police in Massachusetts.

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Speaker 3: It feels like that was the beginning of this new

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Speaker 3: era where Democrats really think it's okay to demonize any

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Speaker 3: form of law enforcement.

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Speaker 12: Well, it goes beyond that.

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Speaker 13: I mean a lot of times they're going to demonize

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Speaker 13: anybody that disagrees with them. One of the things that

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Speaker 13: I brought up in Homeland Security earlier today was when

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Speaker 13: the Democrat speaker of the state House in Minnesota was murdered.

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Speaker 13: Every single Republican voted to condemn that act of political violence.

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Speaker 13: But when Charlie Kirk got murdered one hundred and eighteen,

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Speaker 13: Democrats could not bring themselves to condemn that act of

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Speaker 13: political violence against a conservative figure. And so you have

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Speaker 13: a complete and total discannt with the Democrat Party, with

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Speaker 13: their leftist base in terms of just being able to

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Speaker 13: condemn something as simple as political violence. And of course

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Speaker 13: it's the cops that are ultimately going to have to

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Speaker 13: try to hold things together because they're the ones that

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Speaker 13: are ultimately at the receiving end of trying to keep

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Speaker 13: violence out of our communities.

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Speaker 1: So I want to ask you about something that Democrats

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Speaker 1: are saying more loudly now and it has me scratching

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Speaker 1: my head. They don't want the US military to stop

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Speaker 1: the poison coming into our country to knock out. They

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Speaker 1: don't even want to call the men and women who

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Speaker 1: are in those boats taking lethal amounts of fentanyl into

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Speaker 1: our country terrorists. They don't even like the term narco terrorists.

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Speaker 1: They seem to be on the side of the poisoners,

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Speaker 1: not the poison in our country. What is their thinking

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Speaker 1: and how do we combat it?

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Speaker 13: I mean, if I can tell you what they're thinking was,

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Speaker 13: you know, I don't know what I would be doing,

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Speaker 13: but it would be maybe something dollars yeah, right, But

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Speaker 13: I alluded to it earlier. In addition to ten years

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Speaker 13: as a police officer, I spent telve years in the

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Speaker 13: US Army, I deployed to a combat zone as part

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Speaker 13: of the global War on Terror, and so making sure

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Speaker 13: that we keep our country, our states, our communities saved

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Speaker 13: from terrorism is something that again I spent a year

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Speaker 13: of my life in a combat zone doing Every fifteen

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Speaker 13: days under the Biden administration, we lost the same number

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Speaker 13: of Americans to drug overdoses as we lost in the

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Speaker 13: entirety of the September eleventh terrorist attacks. The cartels, the

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Speaker 13: drug dealers, the traffickers, they have killed more Americans than

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Speaker 13: Al Qaeda could ever dream of simply by smuggling this

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Speaker 13: poison into our communities. The number one killer of Americans

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Speaker 13: ages eighteen to forty five under Joe Biden was fentanyl,

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Speaker 13: and so these foreign terrorist organizations have completely earned that

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Speaker 13: designation as such by the Trump administration. The cartels that

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Speaker 13: are bringing this poison into our community are terrorists. They

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Speaker 13: killed as many Americans, They killed as many Americans every

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Speaker 13: fifteen days under Joe Biden has died at the hand

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Speaker 13: of al Qaida in the September eleventh terrorist attacks. And

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Speaker 13: it's time that we put an end of this poison

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Speaker 13: flowing into our communities.

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Speaker 12: They're terrorists. They need to be treated as such.

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Speaker 2: And I know you've honed in on social media.

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Speaker 3: I know there's a lot of bad stuff that happens

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Speaker 3: on social media, but I think for a lot of Americans,

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Speaker 3: they don't see logistically how it happens that fentanyl is trafficked.

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Speaker 2: Does it?

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Speaker 3: Is it a message from someone on the other side

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Speaker 3: of the border that says, meet me at X location

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Speaker 3: so you can come pick this up.

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Speaker 2: How does it happen?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, So one of the pieces of legislation that I've introduced,

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Speaker 13: actually it's a bipartisan piece of legislation, is focusing on

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Speaker 13: identifying those exact things. How is fetanyl trafficked over things

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Speaker 13: like social media. I used to have to deal with

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Speaker 13: that as a police officer. Something as simple as an

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Speaker 13: online game where there's a chat feature where players in

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Speaker 13: this online game can talk to each other, that can

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Speaker 13: be weaponized by traffickers to get on the game, play

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Speaker 13: the game, reach out to young, impressionable, vulnerable kids, start

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Speaker 13: talking things up, and then ultimately be able to set

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Speaker 13: up these buys where where fetanol or other illicit drugs,

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Speaker 13: dangerous drugs are being socialized made to sound cool by

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Speaker 13: online predators through things like game chats and then ultimately

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Speaker 13: making that point of sale.

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Speaker 12: So that's what my piece of legislation is focused on.

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Speaker 13: It is untangling what we used to call in the

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Speaker 13: army TTPs, those techniques, tactics and procedures that drug users

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Speaker 13: use to prey upon our kids using something like social

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Speaker 13: media or online gaming platforms with chat features.

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Speaker 1: Such important stuff, such common sense work that you're proposing, sir.

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Speaker 1: It's a great honor to have you on the show. Tay,

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Speaker 1: thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, thank you so much for having me.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for your service as well. It's an amazing,

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Speaker 1: amazing contribution. Thank you so much. All Right, folks, we're

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Speaker 1: gonna take quick rumer for break when we come back.

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Speaker 1: When I told you at the top of the show,

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Speaker 1: your we're getting the real story about the hegseth Ig report,

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Speaker 1: I'm going to prove it you next because we got

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Speaker 1: one of Pete hegg Seth there was Secretary of Wars

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Speaker 1: top advisors with us. He's one of the smartest lawyers

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Speaker 1: I know. To Tim Parlatar up next after these messages,

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Speaker 1: welcome back to everybody. I'm really excited to have this

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Speaker 1: next guests on. I brought him on many times as

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Speaker 1: a private lawyer, as a managing partner of the Parlator Group. Today,

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Speaker 1: I'm bringing him here because he's a commander in the

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Speaker 1: Navy Reserve. He's doing a lot of advice to Secretary

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Speaker 1: of War Pete Hexceth, and he knows the real truth

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Speaker 1: about the signal report that came out to tell you,

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Speaker 1: but you're not kidding from the media. Joining us right now,

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Speaker 1: our good friend Tim Parlator. Tim, great to have you

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Speaker 1: on the show.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, good to be here.

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Speaker 1: Uh yes, all right. So I saw these anonymous reports,

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Speaker 1: and I've become incredibly suspicious of anonymous media reports. But

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Speaker 1: they say, oh, the whole essence of the reporter is

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Speaker 1: that Secretary of War Hecceth jeopardized national security by oing

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Speaker 1: some information onto a signal chat and sharing with other

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Speaker 1: members of the administration. Now, I remember he was accused

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Speaker 1: of leaking classified information. I also thought that this wasn't

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Speaker 1: odd tell us what the report really says that the

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Speaker 1: media isn't telling us.

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Speaker 14: So you know, the report is going to be released

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Speaker 14: in its unclassified form tomorrow, and you know there's a

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Speaker 14: couple of pieces that are that are classified. So obviously

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Speaker 14: we're not going to talk about that. But overall, when

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Speaker 14: you read it tomorrow, you're going to see that it

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Speaker 14: totally exonerates Pete Hegseth. There's no classified material in those texts.

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Speaker 14: Everything he declassified that he has within his authority to declassify.

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Speaker 14: And that's the majority of what this report talks about.

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Speaker 14: And so I can understand why. You know day ahead

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Speaker 14: of time. You know, of course it went over to

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Speaker 14: the Hill today and so you know the Senate, Senate

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Speaker 14: and congressional Democrats they wanted to put out. You know,

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Speaker 14: the one piece of the report that I knew that

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Speaker 14: this was what they were going to do. There is

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Speaker 14: there's a tiny little section in there that's really untethered

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Speaker 14: from the rest of the report where the investigator states

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Speaker 14: their opinion that having this information out there on an

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Speaker 14: unclassified system could have endangered the trips. But the problem

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Speaker 14: is it is completely untothered from the rest of the report.

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Speaker 14: It doesn't cite to a single source, not a single document,

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Speaker 14: not a single interview, because it's not something that the

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Speaker 14: ig was investigating. They weren't looking at what the impact

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Speaker 14: of this would have been, so they were focusing on

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Speaker 14: classified information. Did he violate that, did he put out

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Speaker 14: classified information and the answer is no, totally exonerated.

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Speaker 3: And whether it is a good means of communication or

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Speaker 3: not matters not because this was something that was standard

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Speaker 3: practice during the Biden administration as well, again something that

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Speaker 3: the media doesn't really want to talk about, but this

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Speaker 3: has been used for a while, right.

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Speaker 14: So that's actually another big part of this report is

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Speaker 14: it talks about how, you know, the use of signal.

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Speaker 14: It's not a pete hegseet issue, it's not a Trump

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Speaker 14: administration issue. It's a whole of government issue that really,

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Speaker 14: you know, the use of signal has proliferated ever since

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Speaker 14: you know, twenty twenty, when you know, the government shut

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Speaker 14: down for COVID and all of a sudden everybody had

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Speaker 14: to go home, and you know, for that couple of weeks,

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Speaker 14: the entire United States government ran on signal. And it's

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Speaker 14: not because they're trying to avoid the Federal Records Act

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Speaker 14: or FOY or anything like that. It's because signal is

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Speaker 14: secure so they can talk about it without the Chinese

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Speaker 14: listening in. And so the use of signal has become

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Speaker 14: you know, so widespread throughout government, you know, throughout the

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Speaker 14: entire Biden administration. This report actually notes that the former

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Speaker 14: Secretary Austin actually used to bring his personal cell phone

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Speaker 14: into the office into the skiff in violation of the law,

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Speaker 14: and that was something that was passed down to Secretary

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Speaker 14: of Hegseth when he took over, and he said, well,

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Speaker 14: I'm not going to do that, and so he wanted

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Speaker 14: to do it a different way, you know, because he

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Speaker 14: wanted to comply with the law. But when he took office,

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Speaker 14: he was told, hey, all of this stuff is, this

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Speaker 14: is how it's done. It's all done by signal, and

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Speaker 14: you know, so that, yes, there is a recommendation that

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Speaker 14: to comply with the Federal Records Act, we need to,

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Speaker 14: you know, look at this and maybe do some training

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Speaker 14: for senior officials on you know, what the best systems are.

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Speaker 14: But that's not the main point of the article or

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Speaker 14: of the investigation. The main point is that there was

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Speaker 14: no classified information in that text.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's really important because the original story suggested it,

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Speaker 1: all right, that Pete Hegseth was sharing classified information on signal. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: I g unambiguously concludes that that was not true, right.

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Speaker 14: Correct, He is the original classifying authority. He has unfettered

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Speaker 14: discretion to decide what to unclassify, how and when it's

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Speaker 14: just like the president, the president also has unfettered discretion

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Speaker 14: to do that. And so if he decides to take

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Speaker 14: certain portions of this, move it to an unclassified system

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Speaker 14: so you can send it out to the other principles, which,

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Speaker 14: by the way, the reason he did that. At the time,

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Speaker 14: they were talking to Partner for USS to give him

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Speaker 14: a heads up on what was going on. And then

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Speaker 14: about an hour later, the other people on that Textraad

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Speaker 14: all went out on TV and gave interviews about what

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Speaker 14: we had just done, and they were being given the

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Speaker 14: details that they were allowed to talk about on TV unclassified.

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Speaker 1: Amazing. What a difference from the original story we were told.

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Speaker 3: Sam, what you're telling us about Lloyd Austin bringing his

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Speaker 3: cell phone into the skiff, I mean, that is something

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Speaker 3: that even the general public knows that you don't do.

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Speaker 3: That to me, seems that it fits very well within

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Speaker 3: the wheelhouse of an administration that really had a cavalier

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Speaker 3: attitude towards a lot of things, but especially security and

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Speaker 3: in this case national security.

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Speaker 14: Correct And it was one of those things that when

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Speaker 14: Secretary of Hegseth took office, they told him this, and

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Speaker 14: he said, well, I don't want to do it that way.

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Speaker 14: And the report talks about how he went to the

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Speaker 14: communications team and said, can you find a way that

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Speaker 14: is legal and secure that would allow me to access

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Speaker 14: signal from inside the office without bringing my cellphone in

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Speaker 14: And they had rigged a device essentially his phone would

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Speaker 14: be plugged in outside and he'd have a monitor and

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Speaker 14: keyboard inside the office so he could do that. And

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Speaker 14: you know which, of course has been misreported in initial

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Speaker 14: media reports of an unsecured line and everything. But that's

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Speaker 14: what they did at his request of I don't want

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Speaker 14: to do what Lloyd Austin did. I don't want to

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Speaker 14: break the law. Give me something that's legal and secure.

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Speaker 1: While we're on the subject of media not telling us

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Speaker 1: the truth, the new media pools in all the rules

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Speaker 1: are there, and you know what, not once have I

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Speaker 1: had to submit a story to Pete Hegseth for prior

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Speaker 1: prove because it was never in the world it wasn't true.

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Speaker 1: Give us a little update on just how well the

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Speaker 1: new press pool and the new press operations are going.

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Speaker 14: Well to be one hundred percent accurate, John, it was

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Speaker 14: in the rules back in the nineteen forties.

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Speaker 1: It was in the forties, that's right. We wrote that story.

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Speaker 14: Yes, back in the Office of Censorship. You know, I

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Speaker 14: think the new media is doing great. You know, we

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Speaker 14: had you know, I said, many interviews today down with them.

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Speaker 14: You know, I got to meet a lot of them,

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Speaker 14: and you know, they are asking very good, hard, tough questions,

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Speaker 14: relevant questions, respectfully, to really try to cover what the

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Speaker 14: department is actually doing. And one of the things that

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Speaker 14: I really like about this group is that they are

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Speaker 14: trying to cover the actual news. And yeah, look, they

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Speaker 14: were asking me very tough questions about you know, whether

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Speaker 14: it's signal or you know, the boat strikes or things

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Speaker 14: like that, but it wasn't gotcha stuff where you know, Okay,

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Speaker 14: we don't want to hear about any of the good

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Speaker 14: things the department is doing.

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Speaker 1: We only want to.

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Speaker 14: Figure out some way to attack and kill Pete Hegseth,

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Speaker 14: you know, which is really what we had been seeing before.

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Speaker 14: So I'm very excited about it. I think that the

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Speaker 14: you know, the communications team, you know, Sean Parnell and

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Speaker 14: his team did a phenomenal job of putting together the

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Speaker 14: past few days, and I think we're all very happy

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Speaker 14: with it.

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Speaker 1: Are you seeing some signs at some of the media

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Speaker 1: that dropped out of buyers or more some wish they

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Speaker 14: I have heard rumblings about that, you know, the original

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Speaker 14: you know, they were told, you know what was in

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Speaker 14: this instruction. I think a lot of them didn't even

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Speaker 14: bother to read it themselves. You know, they were told

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Speaker 14: by their lawyers, by their bosses, oh, this requires you

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Speaker 14: to submit your stories for publication review, none of which

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Speaker 14: is true. And I think that, you know, the performative

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Speaker 14: walkout that they did was really probably more of a

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Speaker 14: negotiation tactic expecting us to cave as opposed to bringing.

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Speaker 1: In new media.

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Speaker 14: And I think a lot of them do at this

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Speaker 14: point regret it, and they realized, you know, the lawyers

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Speaker 14: screwed them by not giving them an accurate account of

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Speaker 14: what is in that document. And look, to be fair,

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Speaker 14: this all happened during the shutdown, which is and this

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Speaker 14: is a unique point. The department normally would have put

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Speaker 14: that instruction up on the website, but because of the shutdown,

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Speaker 14: they were prohibited from putting it up on the website,

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Speaker 14: and so therefore all the media and everybody else they

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Speaker 14: didn't get to read the actual document, though they probably

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Speaker 14: could have looked for it to find it.

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Speaker 15: Instead, they just relied two seconds summaries. You found them

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Speaker 15: because you looked. Everybody else relied on summary. It just

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Speaker 15: required looking. Yes, Yeah, Tim Parlor Traver. Time we have

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Speaker 15: you on, You get us looking, you get us thinking.

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Speaker 15: Most importantly, you get us the truth. Great to have

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Speaker 15: you on the show tonight, my friend. Thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 14: All right, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what a great interview. All right, folks, for commercial break.

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Speaker 1: We've got one more fun when to God. Been waiting

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Speaker 1: to have this guy for a few weeks. He's got

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Speaker 1: a new book on UFOs or UAPs as they're called.

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Speaker 1: You're not gonna want to miss that. So we're going

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Speaker 1: to fish a show things message.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 3: We've seen a lot of government whistleblowers lately coming out

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Speaker 3: to disclose that there's something strange going on with some

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Speaker 3: parts of our military and intelligence agencies and UAP's and

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Speaker 3: identified anomalist phenomena.

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Speaker 2: So what's behind it all?

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Speaker 3: Joining us now the author of the new book Catastrophic Disclosure,

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Speaker 3: Ken Heck and Lively Kent. Thanks so much for being here,

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Speaker 3: Thanks so much for having me all right. You know

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Speaker 3: there is a recent fascination for a lot of Americans

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Speaker 3: because Republicans have sought out transparency in this arena.

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Speaker 2: Tell us about your book.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, So Catastrophic Disclosure started about two years ago when

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Speaker 16: I listened to the congressional.

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Speaker 17: Hearings with David Rush.

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Speaker 16: Now, I've never written about anything paranormal like this. This

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Speaker 16: is my first walk on the wild side. I've usually

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Speaker 16: covered corruption in government, science, big media, big tech. But

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Speaker 16: when I heard those hearings, I understood how those whistleblowers

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Speaker 16: had to be vetted by Congress. And you know, in

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Speaker 16: one way or another, we've crossed an amazing rubicon.

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Speaker 17: There's only two choices now. Choice number one is the

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Speaker 17: government has been lying to us in the past. Choice

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Speaker 17: number two is, for some reason, the government is lying

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Speaker 17: to us now. But all of the hoops that these

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Speaker 17: whistleblowers have had to jump through makes me believe that

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Speaker 17: this is a genuine effort.

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Speaker 16: And when I write my books, I usually write it

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Speaker 16: with a co author who's well versed in the area,

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Speaker 16: and so my co author on this book is a

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Speaker 16: guy named Michael Mazzola, who's probably one of the world's

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Speaker 16: leading documentary filmmakers, And when I called him up and

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Speaker 16: asked about the congressional hearings, he gave me this expression.

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Speaker 16: He said, behind the scenes, what they're hearing from the

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Speaker 16: government and intelligence officials is that we're going to enter

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Speaker 16: a period of controlled disclosure because they're scared of what

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Speaker 16: they call catastrophic disclosure.

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Speaker 17: And being a writer, I love words, and so when

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Speaker 17: I heard those two words together, it was like catnip

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Speaker 17: to me, and I said, I have to chase that down.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 17: What is catastrophic disclosure?

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Speaker 16: Well, I believe after two years of writing this book,

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Speaker 16: it's that the government is pretty comfortable eventually coming out

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Speaker 16: and telling us there are these craft in the sky,

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Speaker 16: and we may have recovered the bodies.

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Speaker 17: What they don't want to talk.

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Speaker 16: About is the fact that this technology has been captured,

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Speaker 16: it's been given out to private industry, and they may

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Speaker 16: have done a relatively good job of reverse engineering some

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Speaker 16: of the technology in ways that would be very disruptive

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Speaker 16: to our current economic model.

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Speaker 1: Wow, all right. You start your book at a very

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Speaker 1: important time July nineteen forty five, the first nuclear explosion,

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Speaker 1: and you work the reader through to the nineteen forty

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Speaker 1: seven roswell recovery. Tell us a little bit about why

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Speaker 1: you started there.

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Speaker 16: One of the things that really bugged me about the

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Speaker 16: Roswell story is it didn't hold together as a narrative

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Speaker 16: for me, because what I heard from the UFO people

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Speaker 16: is that we blow up the first nuclear bomb in

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Speaker 16: July of nineteen forty five, and then two years later,

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Speaker 16: in July of nineteen forty seven, aliens show up, and.

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Speaker 17: That didn't seem like it made a lot of sense

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Speaker 17: to me.

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Speaker 16: The other thing that concerned me about the Roswell craft

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Speaker 16: is how well organized the recovery program seemed to be.

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Speaker 16: And that led me to a book by Jacques Vallet

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Speaker 16: and Paula Harris called The Trinity Crash, and what that

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Speaker 16: alleges is that there was a UFO crash near the

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Speaker 16: nuclear test site one month after the first nuclear explosion.

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Speaker 16: And that made a lot more sense to me, especially

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Speaker 16: when I read the details of how the recovery was

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Speaker 16: not really that great, And it made a lot of

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Speaker 16: sense to me because in terms of what's happened security wise,

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Speaker 16: because if you look at the timeline, I.

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Speaker 3: Don't want to have to cut you off, but I

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Speaker 3: want to make sure we give a shout out to

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Speaker 3: your book before we go, because I want people to

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Speaker 3: go out and get it everyone. It is called catastrophic

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Speaker 3: disclosure by Kent, Heck and Lively.

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Speaker 2: Kent, we're going to have to have you back on

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Speaker 2: to discuss more of business is so intriguing. Thanks so much.

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Speaker 2: All right, everybody, thanks all of you for being here.

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Speaker 2: We will be back here to learning