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Speaker 1: The Michael Arry Show is on the air.

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Speaker 2: Strong words from you.

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Speaker 3: A Senator John Cordon out of Texas, the Republican says

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Speaker 3: former President Donald Trump can't win the twenty twenty four

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Speaker 3: general election. For President Cornyan saying, I think President Trump's

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Speaker 3: time is passing by.

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Speaker 2: Are you saying don't vote for Donald Trump? You know

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Speaker 2: it's too important to gamble.

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Speaker 4: I do think it's very important that we have a

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Speaker 3: Twenty twenty four, and I'm not sure President Trump.

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Speaker 2: Is that candidate.

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Speaker 1: You've said that you think it's time for the Republican

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Speaker 4: You know, in politics, unless you can win an election,

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Speaker 5: The senator didn't say who he intends to support, but

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Speaker 5: again double down on who he believes the Republican Party

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Speaker 5: should not know, and that is former President Donald trumpn

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Speaker 5: n told Fox twenty six he won't be supporting former

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Speaker 6: I can't tell you that I've worked with Senator Cornyan,

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Speaker 6: who is a for reelection, a number of times on

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Speaker 2: Of pieces of legislation.

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Speaker 7: He's actually not been the worst Republican that you can

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Speaker 2: To be perfectly honest.

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Speaker 4: I know Republican voters, and as I said earlier, really

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Speaker 4: it's a question of who bothers to show up. If

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Speaker 4: then I think that's going to be a.

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Speaker 7: Donald Senator John Cornyan to negotiate with Democrats to see if.

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Speaker 2: There is a compromise to be reached.

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Speaker 3: Cornan joins a bipartisan group of senators who say they

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Speaker 3: will work on the issue throughout the Memorial Day recess.

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Speaker 4: I expector will be an informed debate about reforms. We

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Speaker 8: I've been working for more than three years on a

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Speaker 2: Senator John Cordon conservative like you.

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Speaker 9: Now, there are some Republicans, including former President Trump, who

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Speaker 9: are ripping this and ripping.

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Speaker 2: You as well.

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Speaker 9: The deal on gun control currently being structured and pushed

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Speaker 9: will go down in history. Is the first step of

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Speaker 9: the movement to take your guns away.

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Speaker 4: The wall, I have to tell you, jucture is Non'm

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Speaker 4: going to stop illegal immigration.

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Speaker 2: Wall is an immorality.

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Speaker 9: What we need is a virtual border, shiant wall from sea.

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Speaker 2: To shining sea. Makes no sense. What's the leaping.

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Speaker 6: We've got a majority in the House of Majordan, the Senate,

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Speaker 6: and our guy in the White House.

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Speaker 2: This moment will pass. Come Jenny.

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Speaker 6: We likely won't have a majority in both houses. Hopefully

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Speaker 6: we have an opportunity to pass the Save Act. It's

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Speaker 6: the most important piece of legislation in a long time.

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Speaker 6: We know the White House was stolen from us in

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty. We know the Democrats cheat. They know they cheat,

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Speaker 6: they know we know they cheat. Reminds me of the

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Speaker 6: Sultan Eatsen quote. But you want to hear the quote.

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Speaker 6: I keep this quote printed out. Alexander Sultzanitsen Russian dissident

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Speaker 6: talking about the Russian or Soviet overlords, and he just

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Speaker 6: we know that they are lying, they know that they

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Speaker 6: We also know that they know we know they are lying.

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Speaker 6: They of course know that we certainly know they know

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Speaker 2: But they are all still lying.

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Speaker 6: In our country, the lie has become not just moral category,

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Speaker 6: but the pillar industry of this country. It's not forget

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Speaker 6: Club Republicans but I want you to listen to this

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Speaker 6: why primaries are important. This is clip number fourteen.

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Speaker 6: This is John Cornyn on CBS a few days ago,

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Speaker 6: and he knows he's going to lose in the first round.

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Speaker 6: He may lose altogether if there's not a runoff. They're

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Speaker 6: three candidates. But he's talking about people voting in a

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Speaker 6: Republican primary, and he says, if the radicals show up,

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Speaker 4: I know Republicans voters, and as I said earlier, really

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Speaker 2: To be a challenge.

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Speaker 2: Radicals.

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Speaker 6: The swamp views you as a radical if you actually

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Speaker 2: They just say it to you. You radicals to get

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Speaker 1: Lived life, learn doing it big on the Michael Berry show.

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Speaker 6: The Texas Senate primary race has to become the most

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Speaker 6: media tracking firm ad Impact, more than one hundred and

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Speaker 6: twenty five million dollars has been spent on advertising. Cornyin

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Speaker 6: and the GOP establishment has spent seventy million dollars on ads,

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Speaker 6: This isn't money being spent to beat the Democrats in November.

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Speaker 6: They're not saying we want a Republican instead of a Democrat.

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Speaker 2: They're saying we want this Republican not the other Republicans.

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Speaker 6: It's more important to us to choose which Republican than

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Speaker 6: their money. It is very important to the NRSC National

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Speaker 6: in office, and keep their people in office. Let's go

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Speaker 6: back to the case of Charlie Christ for a moment.

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Speaker 6: Some of you in California will remember Charlie Charlie had

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Speaker 6: if they were all just one party, then you'd want revolution.

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Speaker 6: But by making you think that you have a choice,

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Speaker 6: to stave off revolution.

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Speaker 2: And so it is.

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Speaker 6: Very important to the Republican Party that they hold on

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Speaker 6: Rubio wins the Senate seat, wins the Republican nomination. Do

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Speaker 6: you know what Chris does. He runs as an independent

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Speaker 6: He's supporting Barack Obama. He would end up becoming an

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Speaker 2: of Sunnyside. Welcome to the program, sweetheart.

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Speaker 10: You know, I'm thinking. I'm listening about voting, and I

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Speaker 10: hear people saying that there's no fraud. But if you think,

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Speaker 10: if anybody out that think it's no fraud in the

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Speaker 10: voting situation, ask the lady that will worked the poles

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Speaker 10: for years and she can tell you about some voter fraud.

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Speaker 10: That's joysh okay. I wanted to work the pole so

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Speaker 10: And he told me how I got involved. So my

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Speaker 10: my first game there, Democrats and Republicans didn't vote on

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Speaker 10: it's just one machine. I said, where is the Republican machine?

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Speaker 10: They said this in the backgroom we are meeting. Put

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Speaker 10: it up. That happened in Sunnyside. And if it happened

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Speaker 10: in Sunnyside at a black voting place, it happened all

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Speaker 10: over this city. And that's that was wrong with that happened.

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Speaker 10: And I have writtness, so much wrongdoing working at the

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Speaker 10: up as a judge. And I have written this the wrongdoing.

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Speaker 10: And I went on one day and I reported at

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Speaker 10: still waiting on them to call me back. So that's

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Speaker 10: what happened in this city. The fraud that takes place,

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Speaker 10: the stuff I witnessed is unreal. And if anybody remember

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Speaker 10: when Judne Bonye was in runoff with sun Bey Chase Gray,

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Speaker 10: that just made me sick at that time, I just

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Speaker 10: stopped working. In Sunnyside, the people came in. They did

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Speaker 10: not want to vote for Judas Bologna. I mean, you done, Boney,

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Speaker 10: and these people I was a judge at that time,

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Speaker 10: She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.

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Speaker 10: If that happened in Sunnyside and Black Area, it happened

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Speaker 10: all over the city. So if anybody know if sun

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Speaker 10: py Chase Gray is still living, anybody know it, tell

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Speaker 10: her she didn't lose. That election was stolen. And so

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Speaker 10: when I first wanted to work, a lady told me,

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Speaker 10: she said, Joyce, there are elections that are not lost.

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Speaker 10: Many of them are stolen. I lived to see that day.

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Speaker 10: And when it comes time from to be Trump, they

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Speaker 10: called me to be a judge. I said, no, I've

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Speaker 10: taken down machineles. I am not going to work the

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Speaker 10: and I'd already reported it, so it wasn't any sense

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Speaker 10: that's my thing about voting. It is so much fraud

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Speaker 10: ined and to black voters coming sence ought to tell us,

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Speaker 10: looking at our neighborhood, we are short served, and we

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Speaker 10: are still we're going today, we're gonna vote Democrats. I

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Speaker 10: go to church and they have the passer up trash

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Speaker 10: And I'm sitting there said, when are we gonna learn

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Speaker 10: they don't care anything about us, nothing but today for

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Speaker 10: them vote, I mean, pray for Trump. It's always trash

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Speaker 10: and Trump and blacks. How do you think that? They

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Speaker 10: said that blacks don't have sense enough? But then the vote,

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Speaker 10: then we all have we have vote, we have photo ID.

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Speaker 10: But that's what they think about. They say it's gonna

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Speaker 10: know ID, Yes we do. We got social Security checks

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Speaker 10: and you sure couldn't go down there with the light bill,

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Speaker 10: because I saw that in working the polls, they come

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Speaker 10: we're gonna turn you in. So they turn us in

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Speaker 10: and so we would be on thirteen. That kind of foolishness.

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Speaker 10: And it's just time out for the foolishness. And I

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Speaker 10: sisters and brothers, wake up and stop allowing the Democratic

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Speaker 10: Party to use us for that vote, and then we

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Speaker 10: are underserved in our communities and talking about blacks voting

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Speaker 10: for Jasmine Crockett. You know, I'd listened to this woman

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Speaker 10: that Fatma Crockett. I wouldn't vote for Jasma Crockett to

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Speaker 10: be the head of the doll Kings. That's how what

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Speaker 10: I feel about her. So that's all I have to

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Speaker 10: offer to day you as We love you.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. Please come off, Kama say it's a marry,

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Speaker 2: go Michael, Marry.

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Speaker 6: Kamala Harris came out in support of Jasmine Crockett, Wonder

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Speaker 6: why with a robocall in the Democrat primary in Texas

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Speaker 6: today for these seat. And I'm just imagining to myself.

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Speaker 6: Can you imagine that somebody received a phone call and

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Speaker 6: it was Kamala Harris telling you to vote for Jasmine

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Speaker 6: Crockett and that had a positive impact on you.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead and play that audio.

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Speaker 6: This was the call that went out to Democrats in

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Speaker 7: Hi, this is Kamala Harris and I'm calling to encourage

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Speaker 7: you to please go vote for my friend Jasmine Crockett

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Speaker 7: in the Democratic primary today Friday, February twenty seventh, or

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Speaker 7: on election day Tuesday, March third. Texas has the chance

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Speaker 7: to send a fighter like Jasmine Crockett to the United

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Speaker 7: States Senate.

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Speaker 2: Jasmine has the experience and record to.

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Speaker 7: Hold Donald Trump and his billionaire cronies accountable. But Jasmin

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Speaker 7: can only do it if people like you vote early

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Speaker 7: today Friday, February twenty seventh or on election day Tuesday,

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Speaker 7: March third, it's I'm to turn Texas blue and I

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Speaker 7: thank you, please take care, bye bye.

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Speaker 2: Paid for by Jasmine for Texas. So this is a

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Speaker 6: She's a fighter. What is she fighting for? Do you

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Speaker 6: think she's got the experience and the record? What experience

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Speaker 6: does she have? So let's take it out of this

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Speaker 2: Let's say the Senate is the board of directors of

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Speaker 6: Right, So let's say this fighter that she is, that

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Speaker 6: you were to submit the budget of the United States

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Speaker 6: review it. Do you think she could do so? Let's

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Speaker 6: say you were to ask you were to ask her to.

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Speaker 2: Review the.

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Speaker 6: Would you ask her to take a look at your

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Speaker 6: Crockett in that operation? Would you put her as the leader?

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Speaker 6: Would you put her as recruitment and hr policies which

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Speaker 6: Law Center. Would you make her the general counsel? Would

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Speaker 6: you have her reviewing the contracts if your company was sued?

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Speaker 6: Would you have her reviewing the lawsuits and assessing the

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Speaker 2: I'm just what would you have her do?

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Speaker 6: Because the thing is, almost every American understands that Jasmine

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Speaker 6: Crockett cannot exist at the top level of anything in

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Speaker 6: She's not a fighter. That's that's a word that is

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Speaker 6: often used in black politics. He a fighter, Floyd Mayweather

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Speaker 6: is a fighter. Mike Tyson was a fighter. She's not

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Speaker 6: a fighter. She's a rabble rouser. She's an activist. She

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Speaker 2: That's what she is.

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Speaker 6: All she does is say that this or that person

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Speaker 6: victims black people. You have been wronged black people. Look

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Speaker 6: breaks my heart. Not for the white people who are

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Speaker 2: They eventually disengage from it.

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Speaker 6: That's the really sad part about black people that think

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Speaker 6: think about you. Get over yourself. You're sad, poor, fat, fatherless,

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Speaker 2: Because of you, not because of anybody else.

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Speaker 6: You're not getting hired or promoted or a pay raise,

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Speaker 6: not because the person doesn't like black people. The chances

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Speaker 2: Being where you are because you're black. That's a fact.

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Speaker 2: Pay attention to work hard.

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Speaker 6: The cultural traits that you perceive as being white privilege,

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Speaker 6: which is rappers. You cannot have an organization, a hierarchical

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Speaker 6: organization based on that.

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Speaker 2: Diddy was at the top of the heap.

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Speaker 6: You cannot have a country based on Diddy's economics.

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Speaker 2: You just can't.

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Speaker 6: Get with the program, understand the science of success and

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Speaker 6: what it takes to get there. But yet here we

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Speaker 6: are in the political process. It's not just people who

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Speaker 6: understand organizational structure and effectiveness. It's not just people who

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Speaker 6: understand what it takes to succeed as a nation and

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Speaker 6: an individual, or.

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Speaker 2: The basics of economics.

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Speaker 6: The beauty is everybody gets a vote in our democratic

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Speaker 6: republican a republic, even the idiots. Now, if you split

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Speaker 6: the population fifty to fifty, let's just make round numbers

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Speaker 6: Democrats and Republicans, and let's say you take fifty percent

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Speaker 6: of them who are Democrats. Now, in order to win

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Speaker 6: the nomination, you only have to win one half of

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Speaker 6: one half, So you only need twenty five point one percent,

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Speaker 6: and with a low turnout, you need far less than that.

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Speaker 2: You only need a few percentage permits.

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Speaker 6: And who is most likely to turn out people that

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Speaker 6: think they have the most to gain and who has

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Speaker 6: been told they have the most to gain by putting

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Speaker 6: Jasmine Crocket the office.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, and good night.