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Speaker 2: The implications of this are frankly, nothing short of historic.

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Speaker 2: Over one hundred documents that we released on Friday really

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Speaker 2: detail and provide evidence of how this treason is conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Just weeks before he was due to leave.

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Speaker 2: Office, after President Trump had already gotten elected. This is

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Speaker 2: that is so serious it should concern every single American

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Speaker 2: because it has to do with the integrity of our

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Speaker 2: democratic republic. What we saw occur here, as the documents

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Speaker 2: we released detailed, was that we had a sitting president

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Speaker 2: of the United States and his cabinet and leadership team,

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Speaker 2: quite frankly, who were not happy with the fact that

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Speaker 2: President Trump had won the election, that the American people

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Speaker 2: had chosen Donald J. Trump to be the next president

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Speaker 2: commander in chief of the United States, and so they

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Speaker 2: decided that they would do everything possible to try to

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Speaker 2: to do. So, creating this piece of manufactured intelligence that

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Speaker 2: claims that Russia had helped Donald Trump get elected contradicted

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Speaker 2: every other assessment that had been made previously in the

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Speaker 2: months leading up to the election that said exactly the opposite,

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Speaker 2: that Russia neither had neither the intent nor the capability

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Speaker 2: to try to quote unquote hack the United States election

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Speaker 2: for the presidency of the United States. So the effect

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Speaker 2: of what President Obama and his senior national security team

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Speaker 2: year's long coup against President Trump, who was duly elected

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Speaker 2: by the American people.

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Speaker 3: We have a lot to.

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Speaker 4: Run on, and you have a lot to run against

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Speaker 4: given the other party. But I will tell you this,

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Speaker 4: we better be united, We better be strong, We better

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Speaker 4: be focused, we better be articulate. We can't waste our

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Speaker 4: hat it with all that stuff, we better focus on

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Speaker 4: who we are, what we're doing, where we want to

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Speaker 4: take the country, and what they want to do to

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Speaker 4: the country.

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Speaker 1: But what happened.

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Speaker 5: How did they actually get the public to believe and

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Speaker 5: have the public believed that actually Trump did collude.

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Speaker 2: Well, this is the thing, Maria, when you look at

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Speaker 2: the assessments that were made, not just by one element

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Speaker 2: and in the months leading up to the November twenty

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Speaker 2: election in favor of either candidate. The evidence showed the

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Speaker 2: intelligence showed that again Russia did not have either the

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Speaker 1: So it was very striking when.

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Speaker 2: We look back again at the documents that I declassified

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Speaker 2: and released, that shows there was a shift in early December.

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Speaker 2: The first week of December, again, another document was produced

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Speaker 1: That was never published.

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Speaker 2: Hours before it would have gone into President Obama's President's

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Speaker 2: The tasks that came out of that meeting was coming

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Speaker 2: electing Donald Trump to the presidency. This document that they

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Speaker 6: How to Resist the Epstein Temptation. In it, Ben writes this,

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Speaker 6: there's obviously great fun in watching the world's dumbest media revolution,

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Speaker 6: the social media Epstein detectives lied by led by podcasters

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Speaker 8: those questions, but those of us trying to stay sane

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Speaker 5: And I understand that there is more, perhaps that you

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Speaker 5: was told that that's why they rated Mara A Lago,

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Speaker 1: Is that correct.

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Speaker 2: of the FBI. But there's no question in my mind

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Speaker 2: that this intelligence community assessment that President Obama ordered be published,

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Speaker 2: which contained a manufactured intelligence document, it's worse than even

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Speaker 1: It was manufactured intelligence that.

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Speaker 2: Sought to achieve President Obama and his team's objective, which

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Speaker 2: More detailed information about how exactly this took place, and

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Speaker 2: the extent to which this information was sought to be

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Speaker 2: that's really the point here that I think is most important, Maria,

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Speaker 2: and you said it in your opening. Accountability is essential

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Speaker 1: There's no need to doubt it.

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Speaker 7: I'll say it when you saw it on you tend.

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Speaker 9: And that's who you will.

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Speaker 7: By many, this is the primal screen of a dying regime.

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Speaker 10: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 11: There's not got a free shot.

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Speaker 10: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 7: Belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 7: I know you try to do everything in the world

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Speaker 7: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 8: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 8: big line mega media.

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Speaker 3: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 10: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 4: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 1: Will be saved. Here's your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 10: It's Monday, twenty one July. You're of a Lord twenty

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Speaker 10: to release more information.

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Speaker 7: We're going to break down.

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Speaker 10: We got more of her interview, uh with Maria. We'll

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Speaker 10: I want to play.

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Speaker 7: That that was actually.

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Speaker 10: The end of that was actually put up by President Trump.

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Speaker 10: I guess it's artificial intelligence, right President Trump? Last night

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Speaker 10: I guess these these postings he puts up about Tulci Gabbert,

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Speaker 10: clips to home and and Christy Nobus gave a press

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Speaker 10: completely under assault. Also under assault everything President Trump does.

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Speaker 10: And this is why the Justice Department's under siege with

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Speaker 3: one hundred years. That's nonsense called the blue slip. But regardless,

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Speaker 3: Well, unfortunately, you can't call these judges because and that

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Speaker 10: Is that going to be anything powerful to Hakeem Jeffrey

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Speaker 5: A Jim and I understand that there is more, perhaps

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Speaker 11: You get to meet all the candidates, unusual for Washington.

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Speaker 11: She's a really nice person, but boy is she's smart

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Speaker 11: and she does not shoot from the hip. One of

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Speaker 11: my favorite Tulsi clips is she's doing she was in

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Speaker 11: a live fire exercise. You know, she's active duty to military,

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Speaker 11: and she changed the clip on an MR four in

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Speaker 11: the obstacle course, so while she was you know, rolling

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Speaker 11: and so forth. So she's she's completely serious, and they've

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Speaker 11: done this. I say they This is obviously comment from

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Speaker 11: the intelligence community. She's the head of the intelligence community.

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Speaker 11: These were not just lose accusations. This was not just oh,

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Speaker 11: maybe we're going to take a closer look at this.

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Speaker 11: She had you know, I had to use cliches, but

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Speaker 11: she had the receipt She had intelligence community documents that

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Speaker 11: were released and other descriptions, et cetera that point directly

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Speaker 11: at this conspiracy. Now the thing that, now, by the way,

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Speaker 11: after ten years of this, you know Special Counsel Robert Muller,

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Speaker 11: you know, Inspector General and Jim Jordan seems like a

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Speaker 11: nice guy. But you know, ten years of talk is enough.

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Speaker 11: We want to see some action. My impression is that

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Speaker 11: this is going to lead directly to action. They've done

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Speaker 11: a lot of things right. So for example, they're using

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Speaker 11: they're looking at conspiracy and rico type charges. That is

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Speaker 11: very powerful in two different ways. Number One, it casts

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Speaker 11: a wider net. You could be you can have a

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Speaker 11: very tangential world. If you're part of a conspiracy. You

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Speaker 11: can get dragged in and charged with some of the

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Speaker 11: highest charges that will be applied to the conspiracy itself.

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Speaker 10: More important, Jim, Jim, Jim, hold them more importantly. I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna leave him on the hook a cliffhanger. Jim Rickards

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Speaker 10: is in the war room. Short commercial break back in

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Speaker 10: a moment, use your Stephen K.

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Speaker 1: Bath.

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Speaker 7: Okay, welcome back.

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Speaker 10: We've got a massive conspiracy to a is a coup

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Speaker 10: to remove President Trump from office after he legitimately won

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Speaker 10: in twenty seventeen, sixteen seventeen, and it continued on, it

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Speaker 10: continues on to this day. You have the auto pen situation.

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Speaker 10: You got the Epstein situation. You've got the question I

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Speaker 10: keep asking who runs this country, right, who actually runs

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Speaker 10: it the voters, the will of the people, or at

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Speaker 10: this apparatus we call the deep state, which is the

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Speaker 10: interconnection of the intelligence services, law enforcement, national security, in

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Speaker 10: the military, in finance. Jim Rickards, I want to just

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Speaker 10: hit rewind for a second. You know, Tulsi, she's a

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Speaker 10: serious person, folks. This is the reason Tulsie Gavin has

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Speaker 10: been getting lit up in the press, in the Langley Bugle, right,

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Speaker 10: this is the reason that the Langley Bugle, what we

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Speaker 10: call the Washington Post, right, David Ignation and that crowd

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Speaker 10: have been lighting her up and saying how great the

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Speaker 10: CIA is, and how tremendous the CIA.

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Speaker 7: Is, and what a great job they did in Israel.

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Speaker 10: This weekend, folks, the Times of Israel, Okay, not exactly

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Speaker 10: war Room, the Times of Israel, Axios, immediaite all did

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Speaker 10: huge stories of how the White House has had a

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Speaker 10: belly full of net and Yahoo, that he's out of control,

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Speaker 10: not just pushing for it in continuation regime change, war

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Speaker 10: with the Persians, but he's out of control everywhere from

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Speaker 10: bus shelling Catholic churches to what's going on instead of

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Speaker 10: being focused in Gaza, just kind of random violence in

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Speaker 10: Gaza all over and the description from the White Houses

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Speaker 10: he's a madman. Okay, Tulca Gabbert has been getting lit

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Speaker 10: up because the CIA, in conjunction with the Masad came

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Speaker 10: up with the urgent, the urgency that we had to

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Speaker 10: get into it with the Persians. Jim Rickards. We know

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Speaker 10: she's a serious person. We know she can also take incoming.

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Speaker 10: She's kind of unflappable. She can take in has she

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Speaker 10: as over the last couple of months and then delivered

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Speaker 10: a bombshell, a bombshell that President Trump got on board early,

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Speaker 10: but last night he went next level of his enthusiasm

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Speaker 10: for this, including having this little film put together with

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Speaker 10: Obama being actually incarcerated. I want to go back to

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Speaker 10: your You're saying they're smart and the way they're doing this,

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Speaker 10: given your knowledge of the intelligence community and particularly going

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Speaker 10: directly to a conspiracy and to Rico using the Rico

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Speaker 10: statues to get to go over this, Can you continue

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Speaker 10: on your analysis, sir?

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Speaker 11: Sure? So the first point we made this conspiracy widens

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Speaker 11: the net, so people tangentially involved can be kind of

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Speaker 11: hauled in to the core of the conspiracy and face

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Speaker 11: those charges because they contributed to it. But more importantly,

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Speaker 11: it extends the statute of limitations, because the immediate reaction

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Speaker 11: to some of this was yeah, maybe, but it was

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Speaker 11: you know, twenty sixteen. That was nine years ago. The

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Speaker 11: statues five years or seven years, depending on the offense.

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Speaker 11: That's not how it works in a conspiracy. Start the

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Speaker 11: statute of limitations from the last Act, and that would

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Speaker 11: be at least the rate on mar A Lago. If

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Speaker 11: I were I happened to be a lawyer, if I

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Speaker 11: were a lawyer to any of these potential defendants, I

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Speaker 11: would say, keep off the phone and don't talk to

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Speaker 11: any of the other people back. Don't talk about it

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Speaker 11: at all. Every phone call that furthers the conspiracy starts

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Speaker 11: the statue limitations over again. So you are not going

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Speaker 11: to have a statue of limitations problem. So wide net

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Speaker 11: statue of limitation is simply not a problem. The other

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Speaker 11: thing you look at is what's called benu and jurisdiction. Well,

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Speaker 11: Chris Ray sent the goon squads into mari A Lago

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Speaker 11: to go through Milania's lingerie. Thank you, that just handed

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Speaker 11: the white House A or the Department of Justice a

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Speaker 11: Florida jurisdiction, so you could bring the case in Floyd.

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Speaker 11: You can bring in other states as well. This was

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Speaker 11: a pretty widespread coup. Pick your state, and you're certainly

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Speaker 11: not going to pick Washington, DC, or New York or

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Speaker 11: any other Democratic stronghold. So statual limitation is not a problem.

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Speaker 11: Conspiracy castle wide net. Florida jurisdiction is clear other states

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Speaker 11: if you prefer so. My point is they've really thought

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Speaker 11: this through, anticipated all the objections or all the potential defenses,

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Speaker 11: and structured in such a way that those defenses fall down.

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Speaker 11: And the last point, I encouraged the war whim and

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Speaker 11: possibly read. What Telsea gabbartt actually released was the kind

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Speaker 11: of a one page tons of documents behind it. But

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Speaker 11: what she actually released again serious person. She used the

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Speaker 11: word coup. The word coup was in there, which is

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Speaker 11: what it was. I think you're right, absolutely right about that.

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Speaker 11: She also used the word treason's I think of the

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Speaker 11: word was treason us but okay, the root word is treason,

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Speaker 11: one of the very few chron is mentioned in the Constitution.

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Speaker 11: Of course, you can get the death penalty for that.

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Speaker 11: So this was carefully crafted, carefully thought through. They anticipated

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Speaker 11: the defenses. They've knocked them down before they can even

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Speaker 11: be raised. I would expect in due course, but maybe

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Speaker 11: sooner than later, grand juries, indictments, trials, and some convictions.

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Speaker 10: Jim given you know that community very well, and you

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Speaker 10: know geopolitics very well. When someone is serious, as Tulsi

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Speaker 10: Gabbert d and I who has eighteen seventeen or eighteen

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Speaker 10: of these massive intelligence apparatus report to her, when she

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Speaker 10: uses the word coup and she used the word treason,

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Speaker 10: this conspiracy, how serious should the intelligence community and those

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Speaker 10: that perpetrate these crimes.

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Speaker 7: Take this, sir?

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Speaker 11: It doesn't get any more serious. I mean unless unless

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Speaker 11: you're pulling a trigger somewhere, you know, coup in treason,

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Speaker 11: that's that's as bad as a guess. And again that's

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Speaker 11: one of the few crimes mentioned in the Constitution, so

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Speaker 11: which means that you could be looking at a very

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Speaker 11: long prison sentences at a minimum. By the way, the

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Speaker 11: conspiracy went on for years. I talked about the statial limitations,

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Speaker 11: but you know, through through the Special Council, through Maler,

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Speaker 11: through the mar Lago raid, they're behind the scenes. People

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Speaker 11: are still planning these things. You said, the SWAT team,

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Speaker 11: the PSA team didn't just show up in more Lago.

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Speaker 11: So there are more conversations related to that and Obama.

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Speaker 11: Not only is Obama not off the hook, he appears

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Speaker 11: to be at the center of it. You go through

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Speaker 11: the chronology that that Telsea Gaber laid out was very clear.

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Speaker 11: But the intelligence community said the Russians had nothing to

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Speaker 11: do with interference with the twenty sixteen election, either you know,

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Speaker 11: kind of hacking voting machines or but anything really yeah,

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Speaker 11: you know internet social media agents that said had nothing

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Speaker 11: to do with it. That's what they said in two assessments,

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Speaker 11: is one from the CIA and one from the FBI,

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Speaker 11: and then the White House with Obama in the room,

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Speaker 11: said no change it. Let's let's let's create a conspiracy.

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Speaker 11: They introduced the Steel, the Steele dossier, Christopher Steele, the

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Speaker 11: I six. Well, he wasn't the Moscow station chief. He

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Speaker 11: ran the Russian desk in London. But they had six

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Speaker 11: agent on the Russian on the Russian file made it up.

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Speaker 11: By the way, the history of intelligence operators making things

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Speaker 11: up is as long as the history of intelligence. So

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Speaker 11: some intelligence is solid and good but you know, they

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Speaker 11: make things up for propaganda reason, sort of steer you

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Speaker 11: in the wrong direction, et cetera. It's you know what, Angleton,

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Speaker 11: I actually met a company Shakespeare originally called the Wilderness

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Speaker 11: of Mirrors. I mean, when you're in it, you get

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Speaker 11: it is a wilderness of mirors. They lie to each other,

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Speaker 11: they make things up and or or do or hide

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Speaker 11: the real intelligence, et cetera. So they knew that that

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Speaker 11: dot it was fake, and they insisted on putting it

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Speaker 11: in to give them the justification. And by the way,

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Speaker 11: our friend James Boseberg, the federal judge in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 11: He was the PISA judge at the time they proved

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Speaker 11: these warrants. And of course he's another one standing in

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Speaker 11: the way of Trump's immigrants.

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Speaker 10: So they're all in it together, the dots, the dots

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Speaker 10: are connecting. By the way, I'm still working through a

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Speaker 10: couple of biographies of Angleton on the Kennedy coup. This

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Speaker 10: has real world implications. What's obvious in the audience, Grayce

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Speaker 10: and Moe. I think we did it over the weekend,

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Speaker 10: but I want to do it again and make sure

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Speaker 10: the war room posse gets every opportunity and availability to

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Speaker 10: read the documents as they come out. Tulsi's kind of

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Speaker 10: cover letter or cover post, and then all the different

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Speaker 10: documents you should read them. And we're gonna be putting

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Speaker 10: up and I'll be putting up on getter all types

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Speaker 10: of Now. So like I said, General Flynn's going to

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Speaker 10: join us, we'll have posts. So back on tomorrow. Post

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Speaker 10: is doing virtue his entire shows every day on this.

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Speaker 10: It has real world implications. What comes out in these

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Speaker 10: in these emails, the hatred of Trump is you can

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Speaker 10: you can almost taste it. They had their hatred of Trump,

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Speaker 10: but their hatred of Russia is at the same level.

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Speaker 10: If this changed the arch of history, if this had

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Speaker 10: not happened, and because what they wanted to do to

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Speaker 10: make sure there could never be a rapprocheman that we

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Speaker 10: could do a reverse niction. They could never be a

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Speaker 10: rapprocheman between the Trump administration and the United States in

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Speaker 10: the Russian people, that could take them out of the

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Speaker 10: sphere with the Chinese Communist Party, so together other we

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Speaker 10: could figure out how to deal with the existential threat

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Speaker 10: to the United States, which is the CCP. We know that,

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Speaker 10: and people that watch the show know that talk to

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Speaker 10: me about that we're gonna talk about Ukraine. There wouldn't

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Speaker 10: be two million dead people dead, you know, and that

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Speaker 10: is Russian troops, Ukrainian troops and Ukrainian civilians. If this

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Speaker 10: had not been allowed to happen, if we had broken this,

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Speaker 10: if this had been made visible immediately. This has real

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Speaker 10: war implications. And today, you know, the President on I

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Speaker 10: think the day after Labor Day. As we continue right now,

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Speaker 10: secondary sanctions are going to come in against the Chinese

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Speaker 10: Communist Party, full economic warfare against Russia, and the Ukraine

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Speaker 10: situation only gets worse and worse and worse. We played

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Speaker 10: in the cold open Lindsey Graham last night so offensively

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Speaker 10: he's tying what President Trump is trying to do to

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Speaker 10: Scotti Shuffler's huge victory and the Open Championship essay, saying, hey,

658
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Speaker 10: Trump's given on my ass. Whooping you got Tom Cotton

659
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Speaker 10: and Lindsey Graham. These people are out of control. But

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Speaker 10: this goes back, you see the beginning of it, because

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Speaker 10: they never thought Trump would win. When Trump won, it

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Speaker 10: was like this complete hatred of Trump and everything he

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Speaker 10: stood for because it was against the deep state. But

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Speaker 10: as seriously as their hatred of Russia, that nothing could

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Speaker 10: come in to their plan to try to take down

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Speaker 10: the Russian people.

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Speaker 7: Jim rickarts your thoughts.

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Speaker 11: That's exactly right, and this kind of point said people

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Speaker 11: like Vinman, Fiona Hill. A lot of this so called

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Speaker 11: Russia experts were witnesses at the Trump's first impeachment trial

671
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Speaker 11: impeachment proceeding, which was based on a phone called a Zelenski.

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Speaker 11: So we're all kind of creatures of our academic train

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Speaker 11: at least if you're at that expert level and you

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Speaker 11: went to a certain period. You know, I was in

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Speaker 11: graduate school and international relations in the seventies before I

676
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Speaker 11: went to law school. That was the height of the

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Speaker 11: Cold War. But the people who are kind of late

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Speaker 11: forties fifties today, they went to school in the nineties.

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Speaker 11: What was going on in the nineties, Well, this the

680
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Speaker 11: Soviet Union collapse officially dissolved in December nineteen ninety one.

681
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Speaker 11: Putin came in to power around twousand, late ninety nine,

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Speaker 11: two thousand. What happened in that kind of ten year

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Speaker 11: period Russia was to borrow West. They handed out all

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Speaker 11: these shares of all these companies to everyday Russian people.

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Speaker 11: The oligarchs, you know, set up card tables and the

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Speaker 11: lobbies of apartment buildings said he, I'll give you some

687
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Speaker 11: cash for your shares. They acquired all these shares. Sometimes

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Speaker 11: there were two or three that were the machine gun

689
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Speaker 11: fights in the streets of Moscow was like Chicago in

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Speaker 11: the nineteen twenties. But what was America doing. We were

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Speaker 11: telling them how to run a central bank, how to

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Speaker 11: set up a stock exchange, how to do basically IPOs

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Speaker 11: of all the wealth in Russia so we could acquire

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Speaker 11: it ourselves, break up Russia into separate republics. This was

695
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Speaker 11: the heyday of the Russia haters who ended all that.

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Speaker 11: It was Putin. Putin came in. By the way, Putin's

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Speaker 11: support does not come from the oligarchs. That's a myth.

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Speaker 11: He's at odds with the oligarchs. He said, hey, you

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Speaker 11: can have your money in your business, but keep out

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Speaker 11: of politics. Don't get my way where you'll end up

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Speaker 11: in jail. And they got the message. But Putin's support

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Speaker 11: is the military, the Orthodox Church and everyday Russians. Those

703
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Speaker 11: are the three pillars of Putin support. His polls are

704
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Speaker 11: off the charge eighty five to ninety percent. Popularity. He

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Speaker 11: understands the soul of Russia. One of the most interesting

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Speaker 11: things I've ever heard from a Russian was he said,

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Speaker 11: you know the problem with you Americans. You think we're

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Speaker 11: like you because we're white. But Russia is a completely

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Speaker 11: different civilization, different religion, different history, etc. But so when

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Speaker 11: Putin came along, the Benmn's and the Fiona Hills of

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Speaker 11: the world hated them because he upset the applicat, He

712
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Speaker 11: upset their game. He upset their game to loot Russia

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Speaker 11: basically for the benefit of US investors, and so they

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Speaker 11: hate him. In fact, Putin could be our best friend again.

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Speaker 11: I'll come back to my analogy. I hope it's not

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Speaker 11: to used up, but there are only three countries in

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Speaker 11: the world that matter China, Russia, and the United States, Sorry, Germany,

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Speaker 11: UK your secondary powers. It's a three handed poker game.

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Speaker 11: A three handed poker game, it's always two against one

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Speaker 11: and the one is the sucker. And if you don't

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Speaker 11: know who the sucker is, you're the sucker. Nixon understood this.

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Speaker 11: That's why he opened the door to China, so we

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Speaker 11: could isolate the Soviet Union really Russia, and then you know,

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Speaker 11: the court eighty nine, the Berlin Wall falls, ninety one,

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Speaker 11: the Soviet Union dissolves. Now we need to pivot to Russia,

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Speaker 11: aligned with Russia and isolate China to defeat the Communist Party.

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Speaker 11: But they can't stand that. They meaning, uh, you know,

728
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Speaker 11: basically the neocons, the Victoria Newlands, the Fiona Hills, George Kent,

729
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Speaker 11: basically the entire farm Party policy establishment. They can't stand it.

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Speaker 10: So Jim, Jim, Jim, hang in one second, We're just

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Speaker 10: going to take a short commercial brew.

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Speaker 7: Jim Ricketts on the other.

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Speaker 10: Side, let us take down let's say.

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Speaker 1: Confuse your host, Stephen k back.

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Speaker 10: Remember the engine room sends me this to reminder body,

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Speaker 10: it's this conspiracy against President Trump, this coup against President Trump,

737
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Speaker 10: this treasonous conspiracy against President Trump. Is against President Trump,

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Speaker 10: but it's also against the government that was voted in

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Speaker 10: by the American people, and it's by individuals, and those

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Speaker 10: individuals I understand and appreciate. There is frustration with hey,

741
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Speaker 10: we had Durham, we had all this, how come we

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Speaker 10: having anybody purple walk Yet on their side, it's also

743
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Speaker 10: about institutions. It's the institutions that need to be purged. Finally,

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Speaker 10: we have to get the courage to do that, to

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Speaker 10: break apart the FBI, to break apart the CIA. Right now, Jim,

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Speaker 10: what is our way out? What is a peaceful solution?

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Speaker 10: Putin just said the other day he is prepared to

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Speaker 10: talk peace, didn't say specifically with Zelenski, but what is

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Speaker 10: our way out of this Ukraine situation to make sure

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Speaker 10: that we avoid getting sucked in and exorably drawn drawn

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Speaker 10: in into a increasing land war on the regional land mass.

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Speaker 11: Sir, well, that tried to be clear. Sergei Lavrov, the

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Speaker 11: Foreign Minister, Russia and Putin have been willing to talk

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Speaker 11: peace since before the special military operation began, certainly since

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Speaker 11: then in February twenty twenty two, but even before that

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Speaker 11: they said we'll sit down and talk about this. But

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Speaker 11: what they will not do is agree to an unconditional ceasefire.

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Speaker 11: And that's the problem Trump. People ask me if I'm maga.

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Speaker 11: I say no, I'm super maga. Okay, So I'm very

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Speaker 11: very supportive of everything Trump's doing. I gave a big

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Speaker 11: presentation last week and bok Ratona on Maganomics was very

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Speaker 11: well received. I went through kind of scott essence, three

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Speaker 11: arrows and Peter Navarrus tariffs since Steve Morant's marlog record,

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Speaker 11: and I showed how it was really very very well

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Speaker 11: thought out and the gears meshed really brilliantly. But Trump

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Speaker 11: is in danger of losing that legacy, basically destroying his

767
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Speaker 11: administration due to the war in Ukraine. He should have

768
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Speaker 11: he had a perfect opportunity to get out at the

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Speaker 11: beginning of this year. Was it was Biden's war, not

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Speaker 11: Trump's war. He missed that he's getting been studying the

771
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Speaker 11: Indian wars of the eighteen sixties and eighteen seventies, that

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Speaker 11: Trump's getting what the Indians called bad medicine from Lindsey Graham.

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Speaker 11: I think Mark or Rubio. I like Mark Rubio, but

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Speaker 11: I think he's kind of in this camp. Mike Wallas

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Speaker 11: is still around. I know he's, you know, a Bachelor

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Speaker 11: of the u M. But he's in there, and certainly

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Speaker 11: know Lindsey Graham and others. He's just getting sucked in

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Speaker 11: and they won't end it. They you know, they're going

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Speaker 11: to give them a new weapons. By the way, this

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Speaker 11: whole thing with Trump announcing we're going to we're going

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Speaker 11: to start to sell weapons for Ukraine, but we're going

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Speaker 11: to sell them to NATO and then they're going to

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Speaker 11: pay us, so we're actually going to get money for it. Well,

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Speaker 11: a couple of things wrong with that. Number One, NATO

785
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Speaker 11: is a treaty organization. It's not an arms merchant, arms dealer,

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Speaker 11: or an army. There's no such thing as a NATO army.

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Speaker 11: It's a treaty. I guess you could be purpose it

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Speaker 11: for that, but that's the first problem. They don't buy arms.

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Speaker 11: They never had this some president. Number two, where's the

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Speaker 11: money coming from? Germany, UK, France, Italy is basically said,

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Speaker 11: we're out of this game. Spain has no interest. But

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Speaker 11: even Germany, France, and the UK don't have the money

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Speaker 11: for this. They all have a budget problems. They do

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Speaker 11: not have robust military budgets. There's no unified fund for

795
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Speaker 11: so not clear where the money's coming from. Number Three,

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Speaker 11: the US doesn't have the weapons. We've completely run down

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Speaker 11: our supplies of one hundred and fifty five millimeters shelves,

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Speaker 11: patriot an and missile batteries. We have some, but there

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Speaker 11: supposed to be in the United States to protect the

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Speaker 11: United States or they're going to go to Israel. We're

801
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Speaker 11: not selling any to Ukraine or Tonado to be delivered

802
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Speaker 11: to Ukraine. How many do the Europeans have a handful?

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Speaker 11: Three or four?

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Speaker 5: Here?

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Speaker 11: They don't have ten or fourteen or whatever is Zelenski

806
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Speaker 11: was talking about. And number four. Every one of these

807
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Speaker 11: systems has failed. We've been doing this for three years,

808
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Speaker 11: over three and a half years. At this point, they've

809
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Speaker 11: all failed. That the armored personnel carriers, the tanks, the challengers,

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Speaker 11: the lepers, the aprons, that they were all left burning

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Speaker 11: on the battlefield. Why don't you hear about that sixteens anymore?

812
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Speaker 11: Because they're getting shot down by Russian Russian missiles. Why

813
00:45:05,320 --> 00:45:07,439
Speaker 11: don't you hear about Hoimar's precision got it artillery because

814
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Speaker 11: the Rusians figured out how to jam the GPS systems

815
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Speaker 11: so they fly into cornfields and don't do any harm.

816
00:45:12,640 --> 00:45:14,840
Speaker 11: And those, all these systems have failed. So what do

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Speaker 11: you want to do? Give them? Give them Tomahawk cruise

818
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Speaker 11: missiles to aim at Moscow. Okay, that's a real short

819
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Speaker 11: pat to World War three, because that what Putin will do.

820
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Speaker 11: He'll attack the launching systems in Romania. Now you're attacking Nator.

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Speaker 11: Now you aren't. World War three. We're pretty close already,

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Speaker 11: but that would be the less straws. So is that

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Speaker 11: what Trump wants because the Russians they're not back in

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Speaker 11: the way. Show me an army in history or military

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Speaker 11: and history that agreed to an unconditional CEA square when

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Speaker 11: they were winning the losing side once. Of course they

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Speaker 11: want time out, replant is give little R and R whatever.

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Speaker 11: But Russia's winning. This is coming down to the Battle

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Speaker 11: of Poklovsk right now. So in twenty twenty two we

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Speaker 11: had Mariopo, twenty twenty three, we had Bachmut, twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 11: we had Debka. These are all major cities, major battles.

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Speaker 11: They took a while, but the Russians won everyone. Now

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Speaker 11: pak Posk is the next target. It's the Russian he said,

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Speaker 11: why haven't the Russians invaded it for the past year,

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Speaker 11: at least spent the past year surrounding it, cutting off

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Speaker 11: all the supply routes, taking every village anywhere in the vicinity.

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Speaker 11: When they get it is a major logistics of if

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Speaker 11: you take it, the Ukrainians cannot supply their entire front

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Speaker 11: and dombas, and then at that point there's nothing stopping in.

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Speaker 11: The Russians been going to the Nepro River. So why

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Speaker 11: should the Russians agree to anything. Now, if you want

842
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Speaker 11: to talk to Putin, he's a phone call away, that's easy.

843
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Speaker 11: But his terms have never changed. He wants neutrality for Ukraine,

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Speaker 11: no NATO membership, demilitarized, you can have some kind of

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Speaker 11: paramilitary force and get rid of the Neo Nazis, and

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Speaker 11: that's that's it. That's that's the package. It hasn't changed.

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Speaker 11: The only thing that has changed is as the Russians

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Speaker 11: take more provinces, they're going to keep them. So my

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Speaker 11: question for Zelenski was do you want to fight to

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Speaker 11: the last Ukrainian Now? Now the Russians had four provinces

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Speaker 11: plus Crimea that were on the Lange. Now they may

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Speaker 11: take Sumi. Sumi is another province near Kursk, and it's

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Speaker 11: it's basically the gateway to the Kiep. That was not

854
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Speaker 11: in play. The Russians weren't going for that until Zelensky

855
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Speaker 11: stupidly invaded the Russian province Curse, and then the Russians

856
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Speaker 11: wiped out those elite Ukrainian troops. Wipe them out. They

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Speaker 11: gave the up, They gave them the opportunity to surrender.

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Speaker 11: But Zelensky keeps ordering them to fight to the death.

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Speaker 11: So they all died and now the Russians are going

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Speaker 11: to take Sumi. So how much do you want to lose?

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Speaker 11: That's my question? Why would Trump want to be involved?

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Speaker 7: Jim, can you hang on for the next hour.

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Speaker 10: I've got We've got capital markets fed a reserve, big

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Speaker 10: controversy about Jay Powell. Also want your thoughts on Trumpanomics.

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Speaker 10: It's starting to kick in now. We're starting to see

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Speaker 10: that home title lock. Remember eighty to ninety percent of

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Speaker 10: your total net worth is tied up in that piece

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Speaker 10: of paper called a title.

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Speaker 7: It's a fairly rudimentary system in the United States. That's

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Speaker 7: one reasons it's so susceptible to someone getting into it.

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Speaker 10: You've heard the horror stories from Natalie Dimingus and the

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Speaker 10: team at Home Title Lock. Right now they have one

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Speaker 10: million dollar triple lock protection. What does that mean? First,

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Speaker 10: you get twenty four hour coverage alerts immediately if anybody's

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Speaker 10: messing with or looking at your title, and if all

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Speaker 10: else fails, a one million dollar restoration project. Home title

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Speaker 10: lock dot Com promo code Steve trying to keep it simple.

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Speaker 10: Talk to Nataline Domingus and the team get some examples.

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Speaker 10: You also get a free assessment home titleck.

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Speaker 7: Dot com promo code.

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Speaker 10: Steve protect your net worth, particularly in these days of

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Speaker 10: financial turbulence.

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Speaker 7: Check it out.

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Speaker 10: Next Hour. Actually big, a big revolt in Japan last night.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna get to that. We get Ben Harnwell, Matt Brainerd,

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Speaker 10: Jim Murky is gonna stick around, General Mike Flynn all

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Speaker 10: Next Hour in the War Room