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Speaker 3: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 3: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 3: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 3: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 8: It's Monday, ten March irvil Or twenty twenty five. President

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Speaker 8: to spread all over the rim of the Eurasian land

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Speaker 8: mass and a containment strategy of the Soviet Union. Now,

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Speaker 8: maybe in the twenty first century, particularly with the Russian

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Speaker 8: rap procheman, maybe we don't have to.

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Speaker 3: Do at the scale that we had to do it before.

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Speaker 8: And therefore the defense budget can be rejiggered, restructured, and

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Speaker 8: we can pull finally out of Sencom.

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Speaker 3: Maybe not totally, but not with this obsession.

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Speaker 8: And this is why Tucker and Kurt Mills and other

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Speaker 8: very smart people in Bridge Colby. The big fight over

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Speaker 8: Bridge Colby was to say, hey, maybe we don't get

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Speaker 8: put into and pulled into another Middle East war that

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Speaker 8: we've been at for twenty years, and maybe we don't

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Speaker 8: get pulled into a war with Persia, a land war.

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Speaker 3: Maybe we can do it other ways.

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Speaker 8: The Persian head dictator Mullah active President Trump. They say,

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Speaker 8: I haven't gotten a letter, don't want to read a letter.

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Speaker 8: I don't know who's Trump. Well he's about to know

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Speaker 8: quite shortly who President Trump is in that geopolitical restructuring.

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Speaker 8: And it's not America alone, it's not America isolationists. It's

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Speaker 8: America smart in America first. And President Trump has thought

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Speaker 8: this through to very deep love and you can see

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Speaker 8: that playing out with all his critics snapping at his heels.

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Speaker 8: But the economic part there, you're going to have to

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Speaker 8: thread the needle and it's only going to come the

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Speaker 8: supply sack tax cut. It's about getting US growth that

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Speaker 8: gets you growth that kind of even with the exact

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Speaker 8: the same tax tricks you have starts to generate more revenues.

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Speaker 8: Number One doze the waste, fraud and abuse cuts at

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Speaker 8: least one layer at the top or the easiest that

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Speaker 8: has to be done now. The second is the harder

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Speaker 8: appropriations process that you're going to have to get in there,

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Speaker 8: and here's and cut. And the third is the repurposing

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Speaker 8: and looking at tariffs as an external revenue service that

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Speaker 8: if it can't drive external revenues, it brings high value

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Speaker 8: added manufacturing jobs from the greatest companies of the world

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Speaker 8: to the United States of America where they employ people

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Speaker 8: called American citizens in our homeland and generate tax revenue

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Speaker 8: in our homeland. That three aspects of it, coupled with

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Speaker 8: the geopolitics, is the plan. The only question is how

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Speaker 8: do we execute that will take us to the sunlit uplands?

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Speaker 3: How do we execute this? And who executes it all?

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Speaker 2: Next?

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Speaker 7: In the war room, here's your Stephen K.

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Speaker 9: Bann.

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Speaker 3: Okay, trust the process.

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Speaker 8: Have you heard that before? History is a process. We're

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Speaker 8: living in history. You know, the decades of which nothing happens,

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Speaker 8: and they're there weeks and decades happened. That's what you're

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Speaker 8: living right now. You're also living in the Chinese curse.

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Speaker 8: May you live in interesting times? But you this audience

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Speaker 8: are an army of the awakened. As I've said, in

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Speaker 8: the long run of history, when they think back of

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Speaker 8: this era like with General Washington and present link around

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Speaker 8: the Civil War, they're not gonna remember Steve Bannon or

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Speaker 8: Tucker Carlson or Sean Hannity or Gavin Newsom or you

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Speaker 8: know Pritzker or you know Mark Cuban Elon Musk. They're

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Speaker 8: gonna remember two things. This is gonna be the age

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Speaker 8: of Trump, and they're gonna remember Trump. And they're gonna

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Speaker 8: remember MAGA, a populous nationalist movement that kind of came

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Speaker 8: after years simmering malcontent, discontent of what was going on.

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Speaker 8: That's what they're going to remember. And that is why

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Speaker 8: you're so important this in this historical process. But in

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Speaker 8: any process, you have status and dynamics and you have

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Speaker 8: to force things. It's just not going to happen, particularly

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Speaker 8: when you have an established order like we've allowed this

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Speaker 8: nation to ossify in a series of kind of ola

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Speaker 8: garket whether it's the lords of easy money on Wall Street,

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Speaker 8: the corporatists, or the oligarks in Silicon Valley. That's just reality.

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Speaker 8: That is what Trump essentially and you have been fighting

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Speaker 8: against whether that's been represented by Mitch McConnell or Nancy

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Speaker 8: Pelosi or anybody in between. And you've seen this now

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Speaker 8: that that is why the Fox News and the Murdochs

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Speaker 8: and the Republican Party have been in controlled opposition for decades.

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Speaker 8: After decades of decade, we didn't get here because because

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Speaker 8: there was a fight going, there wasn't a fight.

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Speaker 3: It was phony like like pro wrestling.

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Speaker 8: And now we're in a fight because now you're talking

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Speaker 8: about money and power and it's going to be a fight,

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Speaker 8: and there's no compromise. There's just not. There's nothing to

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Speaker 8: compromise about. If you compromise, it means you're losing. So

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Speaker 8: you can't compromise. Compromise always the easy way too, You

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Speaker 8: can't if you're going to compromise. You if we compromise

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Speaker 8: that any step of the way, we would not be here. Well,

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Speaker 8: you can see the sunlow uplands. You can see how

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Speaker 8: this thing gets sorted. It's gonna be it's going to

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Speaker 8: be massively difficult. It's going to take everybody's time and energy.

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Speaker 8: We're not gonna win them all. Hey, we ain't gonna

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Speaker 8: win tomorrow When to see our passes. That not a win,

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Speaker 8: that's a tactical retreat to get to a better place.

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Speaker 3: Well, let's call it what it is.

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Speaker 8: Don't don't send me, don't put it by saying, oh,

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Speaker 8: these are huge wines. No, this is because of incompetent

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Speaker 8: and cowardly House leadership.

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Speaker 3: Just is and to do what we need to do.

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Speaker 8: But by September thirtieth, there's a ton of hard work

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Speaker 8: and a lot of pain that's gonna come. Just remember,

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Speaker 8: you're not going Inflation is driven by this massive federal spending.

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Speaker 8: We're not gonna stop that until you stop said federal

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Speaker 8: spending to cut it back dramatically. There's two ways to

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Speaker 8: do it, doge, and I wish those guys all the

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Speaker 8: luck in the world. I've talked about this deconstruction administrative state.

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Speaker 8: Guys have tried to do it. We've been thwarted by

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Speaker 8: their Republican establishment every step of the way. Couldn't overcome it.

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Speaker 8: This is why it's so important. But that's only part

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Speaker 8: of the solution. The other is you're gonna have to

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Speaker 8: get into those appropriation that You're gonna have to have

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Speaker 8: huge fights and we're gonna have to make tough calls,

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Speaker 8: and you're gonna get tons of criticism in cutting defense

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Speaker 8: and cutting social programs, in smartly cutting medicaid smartly?

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Speaker 3: Would President Trump.

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Speaker 8: Say yesterday, say Thursday in the in the with a scalpel,

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Speaker 8: not an axe, and you can do that. Some programs

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Speaker 8: you have to take up acts to a hatchet, I think,

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Speaker 8: as he called it, to get to six and a

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Speaker 8: half from six and a half percent of GDP as

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Speaker 8: deficits which we're addicted to.

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Speaker 3: We're addicted to federals.

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Speaker 8: Look at the TV, look at news, look at the papers,

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Speaker 8: look at the protests, the uproard there. We're addicted to

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Speaker 8: federal spending. Addicted needs to be an intervention. Interventions are tough,

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Speaker 8: a real intervention. The program badically says, we're not going

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Speaker 8: to do this anymore. It is not that we found

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Speaker 8: waste or fraud or abuse. No, this part boom, Yes,

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Speaker 8: we found the wate for we took that out, but

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Speaker 8: this we're not going to do that. We're not going

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Speaker 8: to do that. That's gone boom out. All the billets

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Speaker 8: associated were gone. In the New York Times piece that

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Speaker 8: list out everything has been done. The buried lead down

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Speaker 8: there is coming from the Washington Post where President Trump

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Speaker 8: says he intends to cut thirty to forty percent of

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Speaker 8: the federal government. Now it's ill fined with that workforce

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Speaker 8: or programs, but hey, even if his workforce, come on, baby,

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Speaker 8: let's go, let's roll. Then you have to do that

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Speaker 8: in a manner that's serious and not there to humiliate people,

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Speaker 8: but to say, hey, we're not going to do this

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Speaker 8: samey more that is gone, and if it needs to

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Speaker 8: be passed due legislation or if the courts need to

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Speaker 8: back us up, we're going to have compelling cases in

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Speaker 8: each of the We can either win on votes or

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Speaker 8: we can win in the courts to make it permanent.

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Speaker 8: They're all over President Trump and this tariffs are tariffs,

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Speaker 8: you know, the tariffs. And I think and I understand

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Speaker 8: for the how legally they have to do it with emergencies,

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Speaker 8: and it's fentanyl and all that, I got it, and

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Speaker 8: fentanyl is horrible in the Second Chemical War. But there's

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Speaker 8: something also deeper, and that is the the economic relationship

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Speaker 8: with our trading partners, the Chinese Communist part already being

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Speaker 8: the biggest, and we have to face that, the other

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Speaker 8: two being Mexico and in Canada. Our neighbors on this

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Speaker 8: are neighbors here for this what we call it hemispheric defense.

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Speaker 8: Let's play, I gotta and there's been. There are huge

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Speaker 8: political changes going on those countries even as we speak.

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Speaker 8: And to get to the sunlit uplands right, particularly with Canada,

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Speaker 8: it's been one of our best allies in the valor

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Speaker 8: and courage of the Canadian men and women that have

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Speaker 8: served have been unbelievable. And his allies to the United States,

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Speaker 8: and I mean people that really punch way above their

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Speaker 8: weight class. They're extraordinary people and it's an extraordinary dominion.

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Speaker 3: Let's play. And by the.

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Speaker 8: Way, they're an uproar now as Trudeau passes the baton,

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Speaker 8: let's play, Let's play Canada.

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Speaker 3: Then we'll play a cut from Mexico.

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Speaker 8: I've got to I got viv fry for Canada and

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Speaker 8: our own Oscar Blue Rimiris will join us from Mexico City.

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Speaker 3: Let's go and let it rip.

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Speaker 7: We have made this the greatest country in the world.

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Speaker 6: And now and now our neighbors want to.

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Speaker 9: Take us no way.

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Speaker 3: There's someone who's trying to do the opposite.

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Speaker 7: There's someone who's trying to weaken an.

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Speaker 9: Economy yeah, Donald Trump, do not corump Donald Trump, and

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Speaker 9: Donald Trump, as we know, has quest.

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Speaker 6: The Prime Minister just said, unjustified on what we build,

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Speaker 6: on what we sell, on how we make a.

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Speaker 3: He's attacking the Canadian family.

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Speaker 10: Workers and cannot let him on the LUSI.

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Speaker 3: And we won't want probably Prevalo, El Respeto Andrenois.

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Speaker 2: Canadian government.

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Speaker 6: Retaliate and is rightly retaliated with our own terrorists. That

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Speaker 6: will have maximum impact in the United States and minimum

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Speaker 6: impact victor Canada.

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Speaker 7: My government will keep our terriffs. The Americans show us

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Speaker 7: you'll steal that.

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Speaker 8: Veraalian the copera.

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Speaker 6: Americans want our resources, water.

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Speaker 9: Country.

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Speaker 2: Think about it.

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Speaker 11: If they, if they succeeded, they would destroy our way.

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Speaker 2: In America. Health Care is a big business in Canada,

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Speaker 2: is right.

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Speaker 6: America is a melting pot.

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Speaker 2: America is not Canada.

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Speaker 6: In Canada never ever to be part of America in

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Speaker 6: any way.

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Speaker 3: Shape or.

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Speaker 8: That would be called Folks at Gauntlet, I want to

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Speaker 8: bring in Viva Fry, one of the smartest guys I

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Speaker 8: know about many topics, but particularly his beloved Canada. Viva

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Speaker 8: put in perspective, you were pretty, you were you were

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Speaker 8: lit up on Twitter yesterday about what went on.

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Speaker 3: Walk us through what word exactly we stand with this, sir.

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Speaker 10: I I thought I was angry this morning until you

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Speaker 10: put that montage up. I mean, it's the most irrityzing

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Speaker 10: I think it is. I know what, I know that

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Speaker 10: I'm relatively naive, and I know my own level frequency.

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Speaker 10: And you understand that people watching Mark Carney don't even

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Speaker 10: understand that they are ignorant in the first place to

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Speaker 10: know that they're being played like a fiddle. This is

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Speaker 10: an unelected, anointed globalist w ef lackey. I don't know

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Speaker 10: if I can use the whor word on your channel,

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Speaker 10: but I'm joking. But people don't even understand this, Like

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Speaker 10: when Trudeau said he was resigning and everyone rejoiced, and

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Speaker 10: I was one of the ones who rejoiced, because you know,

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Speaker 10: you don't fully appreciate how the rules will come and

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Speaker 10: bite you in the butt. And you thought Trudeau was

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Speaker 10: a scoundrel. He's a scoundrel even in his resignation. He

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Speaker 10: resigns and they prorogue parliament for three months, so we've

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Speaker 10: had no session of Parliament of government in Canada, and

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Speaker 10: then they declare a leadership race and in comes Mark Karney,

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Speaker 10: who's the better part of the last decade living in

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Speaker 10: Europe serving the interests of England, opposing Brexit. He is

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Speaker 10: a WEF globalist who are by the purest of definitions,

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Speaker 10: he just walks in and is attracted prime Minister of

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Speaker 10: Canada because one hundred and fifty thousand registered Liberals voted

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Speaker 10: for this guy, or eighty five percent of them voted

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Speaker 10: for this guy. And now we've got a Kamala esque

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Speaker 10: Prime Minister of Canada until such time as a new

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Speaker 10: election is declared or it comes time, you know, per

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Speaker 10: legislation in October twenty twenty five. I mean, this man

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Speaker 10: is a man who has three passports. His loyalty to

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Speaker 10: Canada is probably third on the list of his registered passports,

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Speaker 10: and it's fourth if you include the WEF as an

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Speaker 10: overarching organization. Now he's leading Canada into a war with

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Speaker 10: America that they cannot win, that they should have been

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Speaker 10: smarter to avoid, and that I appreciate people think Trump's

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Speaker 10: tariff war, you know, fent and all tighten up your

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Speaker 10: borders was pretextual. If it was pretextual, congratulations, you walked

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Speaker 10: right into the pretext. Carney talked about protecting our way

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Speaker 10: of life in Canada. He spent the better part of

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Speaker 10: the decade in Europe ignoring the fact that in Canada,

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Speaker 10: healthcare is not a right.

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Speaker 2: Death care is the industry.

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Speaker 10: This is a country that has been shambles for a decade,

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Speaker 10: and now he's going to come in and seemingly successfully

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Speaker 10: convince a bunch of ignorant buffoons that their woes are

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Speaker 10: Trump's fault and not the liberals reign of terror for

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Speaker 10: the last ten years.

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Speaker 8: Sorry, serenity, now, magnificence, No, no, magnificent Okay, you hang

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Speaker 8: on right there, magnificent as only Viva Frey could give it.

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Speaker 3: With both barrels.

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Speaker 8: We've got Oscar Blue Rameras that is in uh is

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Speaker 8: in Mexico City, Oscar Blue Romeras. We got m at

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Speaker 8: sixty seconds. There are to hold both of you guys

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Speaker 8: through breaks. Why are you in Mexico City, brother?

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Speaker 11: We covered the speech on the Mexican president, Sir. Yesterday

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Speaker 11: more than three hundred and fifty thousand people were listening

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Speaker 11: to the Mexican president. She spoke completely different at what

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Speaker 11: you saw with the Canadian. The Canadian fellow right here.

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Speaker 11: She completely said that she has a great relationship now

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Speaker 11: with the Trump administration. That is a matter of respect

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Speaker 11: how the Trump has been treating her. And also that

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Speaker 11: the Mexican president towards the Trump administration and that you're

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Speaker 11: fix things and they're advancing on tackling the trafficking of

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Speaker 11: fentandol and a lot of things in terms of immigration,

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Speaker 11: and Steve that they're completely against the globalist agenda.

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Speaker 2: This is one hundred and eighty degrees.

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Speaker 11: First speech yesterday was about creating a bilateral relationship. I'm

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Speaker 11: tackling the cartels and you know, basically making other countries

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Speaker 11: great and Central and South America so the migration will stop,

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Speaker 11: and that those microants and those countries will grow in

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Speaker 11: the internal and economic will grow internally. Street So it

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Speaker 11: was completely different. More than three hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 11: people listening to the Mexican president speech.

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Speaker 8: Right there, hang on Oscar Blue Ramirez, folks. You see

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Speaker 8: the sunlit uplands. You see it up ahead, You see

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Speaker 8: it up there. It's kind of dim now do you

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Speaker 8: see it? Do you see it? That's the Trump effect?

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Speaker 8: Short commercial break back in a moment.

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Speaker 3: Our own Joe Allen.

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Speaker 8: We're talking about the advances and artificial intelligence and what's

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Speaker 3: It's a fascinating piece.

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Speaker 8: Also the rise of the Chinese Commist Party and how

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Speaker 8: about that later with Ezra Cohen, who's going to join

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Speaker 8: us in the next hour.

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Speaker 8: Party to help lele bajing Oscar blow Rimrez hit rewind

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Speaker 8: for one moment. I want to hear because it's the

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Speaker 8: speech yesterday was shocking vis a v that kind of

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Speaker 8: what we've been coming out of Mexico before.

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Speaker 3: Walk us through what was said and why it was said. Sir.

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Speaker 11: A lot of the things that are completely shocked in

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Speaker 11: one of the things that she started saying, we sent

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Speaker 11: a message to the United States of America. We're not

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Speaker 11: your adversaries, we're not your enemies. We're supposed to be

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Speaker 11: allies and we're neighbors. We are working closely with the

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Speaker 11: Trump administration. Talking about the trafficking of fentanol, also she

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Speaker 11: sent a message to the American people saying We're going

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Speaker 11: to do everything, we take everything we can to decrease

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Speaker 11: the level of trafficking into your country so we can

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Speaker 11: save the lives of the youth of the United States citizens.

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Speaker 11: Another statistic that it was shocking also Steve since the

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Speaker 11: Trump administration took office in January, the distribution of fentanyl.

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Speaker 2: She said it has.

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Speaker 11: Decreased on forty percent in the country of medical in

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Speaker 11: direction to the United States of America and ultimately talking

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Speaker 11: about immigration, this was also shocking. She said that to

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Speaker 11: stop the immigration crisis and these countries that there are

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Speaker 11: lacking of jobs and lacking of necessity, we need to

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Speaker 11: make those countries great so this immigration of necessity will

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Speaker 11: not come and be a trickle effect and an a

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Speaker 11: dominant effect to the North. Everything that is against the

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Speaker 11: globalist agenda, everything that is against what Biden administration was pushing.

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Speaker 11: It's a one hundred and eighty degrees change. And also

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Speaker 11: it was pleasing the audience. Everybody was applauding, everybody was

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Speaker 11: supporting her, and the message was that we need to

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Speaker 11: create an allegiance and that she has a great relationship

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Speaker 11: with President Trump.

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Speaker 8: So Viva fry our ally to the north, and our

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Speaker 8: people were very you know, people love Canada. But why

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Speaker 8: the hard throwdown by Cashtro's Cashtro's relief here, sir.

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Speaker 10: He had nothing to lose because he was already on

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Speaker 10: his way out. So the liberals thrive by creating crises

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Speaker 10: to manage, and so their response playing you know, punch

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Speaker 10: for punch with someone who is ten times their size,

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Speaker 10: or dollar for dollar with an economy that's ten times

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Speaker 10: the size. I mean, it's a losing strategy, but at

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Speaker 10: least it creates a crisis for the liberals to govern

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Speaker 10: and it allows them also to retroactively or blame retroactive

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Speaker 10: problems on Trump. People don't seem to really understand this.

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Speaker 10: Like one in four children in Canada live in households

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Speaker 10: with food and security.

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Speaker 2: It's sort of the same game they played with COVID.

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Speaker 10: Blame COVID for the overwhelming of the hospital system when

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Speaker 10: it's been a decades old problem. Canada has been in

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Speaker 10: dire straits for a long time, but now create this

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Speaker 10: crisis and make people believe it's the result of Trump's

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Speaker 10: tariffs and not liberal policies. I see that the person

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Speaker 10: who really dropped the ball in how they dealt with this,

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Speaker 10: because they didn't need to deal with it was Pierre

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Speaker 10: Poiliev and the Conservative Party. That they could have said

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Speaker 10: nothing and been better off than having done what they did,

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Speaker 10: which was jump on this bandwagon of demonized and making

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Speaker 10: it look like he's coming after Canadian jobs. Canadians, whether

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Speaker 10: or not you think that's what he's doing, you're going

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Speaker 10: to have to negotiate with him. You're going to have

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Speaker 10: to discuss, You're going to have to make certain concessions

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Speaker 10: because there are objective problems up at the Canadian border.

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Speaker 10: So Pierre, you know, really screwed up drop the ball

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Speaker 10: in terms of thinking it was popular to pick a

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Speaker 10: fight with Trump in Canada.

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Speaker 2: He might be right in the short term.

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Speaker 10: In the long term, he's going to have to try

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Speaker 10: to win a majority government in the next federal election.

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Speaker 10: So you know, I say I'm criticizing him. Maybe he

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Speaker 10: takes the advice, maybe he doesn't. Maybe you think I'm

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Speaker 10: criticizing him because I love him or hate him. I

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Speaker 10: ran for the People's Party of Canada. My criticism is legit.

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Speaker 10: He could still save the cover extent by backing walking

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Speaker 10: back the fight with Trump and say look, well we'll

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Speaker 10: come to when it's time, and for now, we're just

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Speaker 10: going to try to work on making Canada place to

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Speaker 10: live instead of picking fights with people that we cannot win.

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Speaker 2: A fight with.

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Speaker 8: Viva hangar for one second, Viva Fry about his beloved Canada,

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Speaker 8: Oscar Blue rimeras about his beloved Mexico. You're hearing it,

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Speaker 8: and you're hearing it straight. Amazing change south of the border.

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Speaker 8: Why the Trump effect? You can see the sunlit uplands.

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Speaker 8: It's up past there, right, no bs, no happy talk.

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Speaker 8: This is what we need to do and this is

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Speaker 8: how we're going to do it, and we would love

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Speaker 8: to have you as.

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Speaker 3: Our partner in doing that.

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Speaker 8: We're to take a short commercial break. The right stuff

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Speaker 8: takes us out. It's ninety seconds. I've asked Viva in

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Speaker 8: Oscar to stick around Ezra Klin. Also massive news coming

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Speaker 8: out of President Trump and the Rob Prochmann with the Russians,

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Speaker 8: what Persia thinks about it, what's happened in Ukraine, the

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Speaker 8: Chinese Communist Party, all of it.

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Speaker 3: Next in the war Room,