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Speaker 1: Struggle may not be the right way to put it.

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Speaker 1: Remind myself not to always chase the most recent story,

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Speaker 1: we chase aren't important. You know, all the talk right

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Speaker 1: It's a big war. It could be all those things.

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Speaker 1: I acknowledge it's important. But we can't allow the media

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Speaker 1: civilization should be hyper focused on that. Now. Many of

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Speaker 1: Nineteen million people. That's greater than the population of forty

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Speaker 1: Already, I know that, But we can't get to say

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Speaker 6: The Word of God itself is a gift.

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Speaker 7: Which we have been one hundred and fifty percent clear.

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Speaker 1: This is where we are, and we have to digest this.

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Speaker 1: We don't have a country unless we deport millions in

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Speaker 2: Back long like one. Don't make some of that.

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Speaker 1: Ah the Black Things of Liberty, just like the founders

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Speaker 1: wanted joining me now, and and Coulter, who doesn't really

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Speaker 6: Immigration? It's always immigration.

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Speaker 5: Basically every problem can be traced back to immigration.

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Speaker 1: And what bothers me is I shouldn't say it bothers me,

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Speaker 5: Since Teddy Kennedy's nineteen sixty five Act, about eight of leu. Immigrants,

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Speaker 5: as Trump always is, have been from the Third World,

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Speaker 5: I think this war is a disaster, disaster, utterly pointless.

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Speaker 6: How many times do we have to vote on this?

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Speaker 5: So now what we've all already had, how many seven

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Speaker 8: they have gained an inroad. And of course Iran is

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Speaker 8: important for a number of reasons, but I think it's

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Speaker 8: extremely important for curtailing China's ambitions to dominate the world,

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Speaker 8: for curtailing China's ambitions to replace the United States as

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Speaker 8: the dominant power of the twenty first century. And I

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Speaker 8: will tell you that it's working because look, Jesse. For

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Speaker 8: the last few decades, I have heard Chinese leaders over

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Speaker 8: and over again, starting with who Gene Tao around two

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Speaker 8: thousand and going on to the present day with Shijen

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Speaker 8: Pink saying things like America's power and decline, China is

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Speaker 8: the rising power. All roads lead to the East. You

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Speaker 8: need to join the winning side, joined China. If you

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Speaker 8: join the United States, you're joining the losing side. And

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Speaker 8: guess what happened. Just four days ago. The Chinese press

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Speaker 8: began saying things like, maybe the United States is not

450
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Speaker 8: a declining power after all. You wonder what their first

451
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Speaker 8: clue was, was it Panama, Venezuela, Greenland, Iran? Yeah, we

452
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Speaker 8: are not a declining power. China, on the other hand,

453
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Speaker 8: is on the ropes from the standpoint of energy. I mean,

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Speaker 8: people need to know that forty percent of the Gulf

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Speaker 8: oil that leaves the Persian Gulf through the Strait of

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Speaker 8: horm moves goes directly to China. And if the Strait

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Speaker 8: of hornm Movez is closed, the biggest loser is China itself. Sure,

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Speaker 8: they got about ninety days of oil, but they will

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Speaker 8: run dry in a few months if that oil is

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Speaker 8: cut off. That's why just today, very interestingly, just today,

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Speaker 8: the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that they condemn the attacks

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Speaker 8: on the Golf States. What are the Gulf states? Well,

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Speaker 8: it's not Iran. Iran is not generally considered a Golf state.

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Speaker 8: It's Kuwait, it's Iraq, it's the United Area member at

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Speaker 8: Saudi Arabia and so forth. It has condemned the attacks

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Speaker 8: on the Golf states, condemned the attacks on civilians, and

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Speaker 8: condemned the attacks on infrastructure. That is a condemnation by

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Speaker 8: China of the rump Iranian leadership and it's random attacks

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Speaker 8: on all of the Gulf states threatening to cut off

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Speaker 8: the oil that China desperately needs. So I think that,

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Speaker 8: you know, yeah, it is about China, and China is

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Speaker 8: now getting very, very worried about where it's going to

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Speaker 8: get its oil from in the future.

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Speaker 1: Stephen, can you help me understand what the relationship was

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Speaker 1: between China and Iran before this? I mean, and I'm asking,

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Speaker 1: were they exclusively just buying oil from them? Because from

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Speaker 1: what I hear, they were providing military equipment that maybe

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Speaker 1: didn't fare so well on this whole thing. But how

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Speaker 1: close were they? Are they frenemies friends? Are they just acquaintances?

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Speaker 8: Well, they may not have been quite as close as

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Speaker 8: the China imagined they were. China declared that it in

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Speaker 8: Iran had an all weather strategic partnership, and that partnership

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Speaker 8: included buying sanctioned Iranian oil at a discount. Of course,

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Speaker 8: they were paying ten to fifteen dollars under the market

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Speaker 8: price for barrels of oil and also paying Iran in

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Speaker 8: renmin b in Chinese you're in, which, of course, the

487
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Speaker 8: Chinese Communist Party can print at will, and if you

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Speaker 8: have renmin B, you're only going to be able to

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Speaker 8: spend it basically back in China. So all of the

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Speaker 8: money that Iran was getting for its oil, which was

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Speaker 8: going to China, but ninety percent of it was going

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Speaker 8: to China in fact, was coming back in the form

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Speaker 8: of renman B, which Iran would then spend in China

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Speaker 8: for Chinese made goods things like underground fiberacti opting cables.

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Speaker 8: So the reason why the Iranian leadership is still able

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Speaker 8: to communicate is because of the communications systems that were

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Speaker 8: buried underground in Iran probably ten fifteen years ago by

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Speaker 8: communists China, and they bought weapon systems. They had to

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Speaker 8: spend the round me being in China, and so they

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Speaker 8: spent it on weapon systems. They spent it on missiles,

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Speaker 8: they spent it on radar systems. And the fact of

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Speaker 8: the matter is all those systems which were state of

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Speaker 8: the art systems according to China, which according to China,

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Speaker 8: were systems specifically designed to defeat the West. The West

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Speaker 8: in quotes right, because that means the United States. There's

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Speaker 8: the United States and the rest. And all of those

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Speaker 8: weapon systems failed. So This has been a really a

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Speaker 8: double blow for China. Not only did its weapon systems fail,

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Speaker 8: which means in the minds of the Chinese leadership that

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Speaker 8: they are now at risk of the same kind of

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Speaker 8: decapitation strike that we launched against Venezuela and against Iran.

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Speaker 8: So they're not sleeping well in their beds tonight. And

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Speaker 8: also their source of cheap oil is gone, and their

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Speaker 8: source of oil in general from the Persian Gulf is

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Speaker 8: now threatened by none other than their own all weather

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Speaker 8: strategic partner, Iran. So things have gone south very very quickly.

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Speaker 8: You know, hopefully by the end of this conflict, we're

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Speaker 8: going to have our hands on carg Island and control

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Speaker 8: the oil that is coming from Iran as part of

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Speaker 8: the settlement. And yeah, if China doesn't play ball in

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Speaker 8: two weeks when President Trump arrives in Beijing, we now

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Speaker 8: have effective control, or should have coffective control of the

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Speaker 8: oil spigot. I don't think they can carry top before

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Speaker 8: the stockpiles run out.

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Speaker 1: Okay, let's talk about that meeting. What do you anticipate Trump?

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Speaker 1: Trump would never have a meeting like this without an angle.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure Jiji and Ping has an angle. What's the

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Speaker 1: angle here.

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Speaker 8: Well, let's go back to last June when China, which

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Speaker 8: was desperate for a trade deal, to try to make

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Speaker 8: sure the tariffs didn't escalate further, said to Trump, we

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Speaker 8: will stop the flow of fentanyl and fentanyl precursors to

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Speaker 8: the United States. We will stop being complicit in the murder,

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Speaker 8: the annual murder of eighty ninety one hundred thousand Americans.

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Speaker 8: We will stop subsidizing its export. We will stop protecting

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Speaker 8: the exporters. Well, guess what they made that promise a

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Speaker 8: year ago. They have not kept that promise. No surprise there, right,

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Speaker 8: I mean when have they ever kept a promise that

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Speaker 8: they made? So I think that Trump is going to

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Speaker 8: go to Beijing with a number of tools in his

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Speaker 8: tool chest. One of course, is to call China out

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Speaker 8: on the fentanel trade and to make sure that it

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Speaker 8: comes to a stop. The other you know, which really

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Speaker 8: doesn't even have to be said very loudly, speak softly, right,

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Speaker 8: because he carried the big stick of control over a

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Speaker 8: good part of the orld's the will supply of oil.

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Speaker 8: So I do think there are security concerns about Trump

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Speaker 8: going to China at this point. I think they're going

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Speaker 8: to limit it to one stop in Beijing. They're not

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Speaker 8: going to go to Shanghai or anyplace else. And they've

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Speaker 8: got to do that just to keep the president safe.

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Speaker 8: The Chinese leadership is very worried. And I would say

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Speaker 8: one more thing. You know, we probably will talk about

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Speaker 8: Taiwan again later in the interview, but right now China

555
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Speaker 8: is in no position to attack Taiwan because it has

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Speaker 8: Sijing Ping himself has purged so many generals and so

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Speaker 8: many admirals on so called corruption charges that he has

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Speaker 8: degraded his own command and control system in China. We're

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Speaker 8: trying to degrade Iran's command and control system. Well, Sijing

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Speaker 8: Ping has done it himself by these repeated attacks on

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Speaker 8: general admirals, many of whom he pointed to high office

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Speaker 8: just a few years ago. And now he's grown suspicious

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Speaker 8: of as he grows older and is removing them left,

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Speaker 8: right and center. There are only a couple of members

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Speaker 8: left on the Central Military commissioned, all the rest of

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Speaker 8: them purged.

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Speaker 1: I can't move on to Taiwan until you expand just

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Speaker 1: a little bit on security concerns. You don't think China

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Speaker 1: would ever dare lay a finger on the American president,

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Speaker 1: that would be nuclear war.

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Speaker 8: Well, I would just point out that the former premier

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Speaker 8: of China under Sijen Ping's first term, which ran from

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Speaker 8: twenty twelve to twenty seventeen, was poisoned shortly after he

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Speaker 8: left office, and by the time he got to the hospital,

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Speaker 8: the neurotoxin that had been administered to him was already fatal.

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Speaker 8: He was clearly poisoned to death by his chief rival

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Speaker 8: in the Chinese Communist Party, who is none other than

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Speaker 8: Sijing Ping himself. So I do not put anything by

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Speaker 8: these individuals in Beijing. They are desperate because of the

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Speaker 8: loss of potential loss of oil energy they need to

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Speaker 8: run their economy. Look, you can't run a modern economy

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Speaker 8: without petroleum, right, and China is a resource poor country.

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Speaker 8: It only produces a fraction of the energy it needs.

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Speaker 8: Russia can't provide it. The pipelines aren't there yet. The

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Speaker 8: oil has to come if it comes from anywhere, from

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Speaker 8: the Middle East, and that is now being threatened. So

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Speaker 8: they may feel like they have the vaccine in Sewall.

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Speaker 8: I would just be very very concerned about Trump's security

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Speaker 8: regardless of where he is, but especially if he's going

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Speaker 8: to China.

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Speaker 1: All right, now, tell me about Taiwan, because a little

592
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Speaker 1: birdie whispered in my ears sometime back to the Chinese

593
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Speaker 1: feel like they have a very limited window for a

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Speaker 1: variety of reasons to actually take Taiwan. That they're not

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Speaker 1: going to have the manpower. Is that the case. They

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Speaker 1: feel like they're in a rush, but now they can't

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Speaker 1: do it.

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Speaker 8: Well, they keep pushing back their timetable.

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Speaker 2: Jesse.

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Speaker 8: They've been talking about taking back Taiwan. Finding the last

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Speaker 8: battle of the Chinese Civil War since nineteen fifty I

602
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Speaker 8: mean mal Zatoma attacked Taiwan in nineteen fifty four failed.

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Speaker 8: In nineteen fifty eight, he attacked Quemoi, the offshore islands.

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Speaker 8: That failed again because we moved the seventh Fleet in

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Speaker 8: between Taiwan and the mainland and we actually escorted Taiwan

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Speaker 8: ships to the island of Quemoor using to use the

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Speaker 8: American battleships. So again and again Taiwan has been threatened. Look,

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Speaker 8: Taiwan is a beacon of freedom which is pointing right

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Speaker 8: at China itself. Taiwan is proof that the Chinese people

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Speaker 8: are capable of self government. In Taiwan, you have the

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Speaker 8: rule of law. You have respect for property rights. You

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Speaker 8: have freedom of speech, assembly, association, you have regular, free

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Speaker 8: and open elections. You have all the things that the

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Speaker 8: people on the mainland desire to have but are denied

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Speaker 8: by the Chinese Communist Party. That's why the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 8: Party wants to kill Taiwan, not just to get its

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Speaker 8: hands on the manufacturing of chips, which is also important.

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Speaker 8: Taiwan is now the highest grade machine shop in the world.

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Speaker 8: That little country, which is the size of Maryland, has

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Speaker 8: the best machine shops in the world and make the

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Speaker 8: best chips and computer parts anywhere. But aside from that,

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Speaker 8: Taiwan is a dagger appointed at the heart of Communist

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Speaker 8: China because it shows the Chinese people that they don't

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Speaker 8: have to live under the boot of this communist tyranny,

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Speaker 8: that there is another way.

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Speaker 1: So if Jijinping has wiped out his military leadership, but

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Speaker 1: he's spending a fortune on his military building, amphibious vehicles

628
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Speaker 1: are always out there making a nuisance of themselves on

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Speaker 1: the high seas somewhere, what's his path forward? There's no

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Speaker 1: way he hasn't thought of this. What's his path forward

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Speaker 1: from here?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 8: As far as Taiwan's concerned. He's been talking. He originally

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Speaker 8: set a deadline of twenty twenty that's long past. Now

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Speaker 8: we hear twenty twenty twenty seven, so it keeps getting

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Speaker 8: moved back. I would say that Taiwan is well aware

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Speaker 8: of the threat now and producing anti ship missiles and

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Speaker 8: drones at a very high rate in their machine factories.

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Speaker 8: They also in Taiwan have very good morale. About eighty

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Speaker 8: percent of the people in Taiwan say they would fight

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Speaker 8: against a communist Chinese invasion. So Taiwan is not just

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Speaker 8: going to roll over if Siji Ping tries to attack it.

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Speaker 8: And of course you've also got the fact, and this

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Speaker 8: is very important fat that Japan has now said that

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Speaker 8: it would help in the defense of Taiwan. This is

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Speaker 8: a game changer because Japan, with a large economy and

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Speaker 8: again a first world economy, can easily rearm and it's

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Speaker 8: doing so right now, and it's extending its defensive umbrella

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Speaker 8: south over Taiwan. Now, people don't know who haven't lived

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Speaker 8: on Taiwan that the Taiwan really liked the Japanese. Now,

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Speaker 8: this is unusual in Asia, right Jesse, because the Vietnamese

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Speaker 8: don't like Japanese very much. The Philippines Filipinos don't like

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Speaker 8: the Japanese very much because they were occupied by Japan

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Speaker 8: for four terrible years. People in Indonesia elsewhere, but in Taiwan.

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Speaker 8: Taiwan was a part tai of Japan from eighteen ninety

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Speaker 8: five to the end of World War Two, and the

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Speaker 8: people on Taiwan were treated pretty well by the Japanese,

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Speaker 8: and many of them when I first went to do

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Speaker 8: my research in the late nineteen seventies in Taiwan, they

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Speaker 8: would speak fondly of their memories of life under the

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Speaker 8: Japanese occupation. So that's sort of a natural alliance which

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Speaker 8: is now reforming. You've got the President of Taiwan, President

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Speaker 8: Lie going to Japan on an unofficial trip. China is

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Speaker 8: just apoplectic over that. I mean, they're just furious that

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Speaker 8: Japan is now not only re arming, which it should,

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Speaker 8: but it's pledging to help with the defense of Taiwan.

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Speaker 8: That doubles or triples our defensive capability in the Far

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Speaker 8: East without really the United States doing anything more. We

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Speaker 8: need to do more, but Japan will be a tremendous

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Speaker 8: asset in helping to hem in and contain and restrain

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Speaker 8: China and making it again much more likely that Chi

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Speaker 8: Jinping ever carries out his dream of invading Taiwan and

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Speaker 8: reunifying the motherland.

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Speaker 1: As he says Stephen as always, sir, thank you so much.

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Speaker 1: look when you get older, stomach doesn't work the way

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Speaker 1: it used to. When I was a kid man, I

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Speaker 1: could eat thumb tacks. My stomach could be fine. Now

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Speaker 1: you get a little older, don't feel very good, get heartburned.

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Speaker 1: what I mean. We'll be back. All right. It's time

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Speaker 1: to lighten the mood. And there's always bad to focus on,

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Speaker 1: bad people, bad things going on. We should take a moment, though,

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Speaker 1: and honor a man by the name of Aaron Edwards.

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Speaker 1: You know, a couple of gee hotties in New York

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Speaker 1: City grabbed a couple of homemade bombs and tried to

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Speaker 1: vaporize people. And then there's this cop who launches into action,

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Speaker 1: vaults offense just to try to take down bad guys.

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Speaker 1: Guys like that. Guys like that keep us safe at night,

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Speaker 1: and you know it gets asked about it. The skiro

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Speaker 1: is already a legend. Now here's what.

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Speaker 9: He said in terms of going viral. First off, I'm

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Speaker 9: happy that I cleared that barrier. Okay, imagine if myself,

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Speaker 9: you know, but to me it was just things.

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Speaker 1: Then I'm trying.

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Speaker 9: I'm trying to get the bad guy, you know, you know,

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Speaker 9: I was in I was in real pursuit trying to

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Speaker 9: get him, and and just you know the picture going viral.

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Speaker 9: You know, I don't want that picture to be about me.

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Speaker 9: I wanted to be about the day. I wanted to

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Speaker 9: be about what we did. You know, I want that

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Speaker 9: picture to to be a reminder to New Yorkers that

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Speaker 9: you know your cops, the members of the NYPD, you

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Speaker 9: know we're gonna be relentless in pursuing justice, right and

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Speaker 9: this is gonna me no obstacles, nothing's going to stand

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Speaker 9: in our way from protecting New Yorkers.

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Speaker 1: That's freaking awesome. And he's humble too, just like me.

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Speaker 1: I see them h