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Speaker 4: You go for you, Eric, You see you got range.

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Speaker 4: So we'll do that. We've got a lot to go through.

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Speaker 4: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 4: You've got a free shot. All these networks lying about

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Speaker 4: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 2: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 2: It's Thursday twenty seven, Marching the eu Villower twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 2: I just said on Eric Bowling Show, has already inserted

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Speaker 4: From March eleventh of March.

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Speaker 2: At six point thirty tonight, President Trump is going to

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Speaker 2: the sixth Congressional District of Florida for Randy Fine, the

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Speaker 2: One more time because people were jacked up after your

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Speaker 4: Where do they go? How do they help, sir?

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Speaker 2: Randy fine, Thank you very much, brother, look forward to

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Speaker 2: Stephonic Her nomination for the United Nations polled because we're

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Speaker 16: From that federal hearing on the lawsuit involving the National

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Speaker 17: Well, there's a process for that. What I was going

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Speaker 11: Sixteen Democratic senators who find a letter today asking for

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Speaker 12: I'm hoping for an even more aggressive, comprehensive investigative effort

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Speaker 1: That could produce a prosecution.

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Speaker 12: I also think that both Hegseth and Wals need to

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Speaker 4: You see the targeting right there. Crimes crimes, crimes, crimes.

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Speaker 2: Both of the judge and now Bloomenthal and the investigation,

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Speaker 4: The problem I have here, sir, is that.

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Speaker 2: The feckless Republicans on Capitol Hill are either rolling into

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Speaker 4: Mike Davis, your thoughts.

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Speaker 2: First off, where we stand with all this, How this

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Speaker 18: This is a Soviet nonscandal. We have top national security

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Speaker 18: This is exactly what the Biden administration direct It's these

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Speaker 18: So that's one thing. The issue here is is that

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Speaker 2: We just lost Michael and Mike. Let's get back up.

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Speaker 2: I know he's traveling. Let's go ahead and rebooting. The

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Speaker 2: They had one of these groups file a civil suit immediately,

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Speaker 2: In addition, Wicker of Mississippi as the Committee of jurisdic

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Speaker 18: I mean, like I was saying before, Steve, this is

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Speaker 2: on this civil matter and what they're trying to do.

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Speaker 2: I understand they're silly. The arguments here don't make sense.

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Speaker 2: But as you know, in law fair, it doesn't need

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Speaker 2: to make sense. In fact, if it makes if it's

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Speaker 2: counterinto it over account of the law, that's all the better.

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Speaker 2: They use law as a weapon. This is not a

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Speaker 2: search for truth. That's what I keep telling you. This

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Speaker 2: is not a search for truth. It's not They use lawfair,

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Speaker 2: they use the courts, they use these radical judges, they

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Speaker 2: use the process in Congress as a weapon, and they're

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Speaker 2: damn good at doing it.

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Speaker 4: And we just seem to be too feckless. I'd like

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Speaker 4: to know.

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Speaker 2: I thought we were going to bring judges up this

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Speaker 2: week at the Judiciary Committee started asking them some questions

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Speaker 2: about their role so far in shutting down initial President

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Speaker 2: Trump has including his efforts as commander in chief.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, that's exactly right. And it's just amazing to me

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Speaker 18: that this DC Obama judge, Jeff Boseburg, he seems to

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Speaker 18: be the Forrest Gump of this lawfare against President TRUMPNAT

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Speaker 18: right now. He just seems to be popping up on

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Speaker 18: all these these Trump cases. I thought the DC District

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Speaker 18: Court was supposed to randomly assign these cases to these judges.

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Speaker 18: This doesn't seem very random to me that these two

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Speaker 18: cases that you know, deal with the president with national

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Speaker 18: security matters with the president. It's Boseburg who's getting these cases.

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Speaker 18: It's just just not adding up. And in response to

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Speaker 18: Senator bloomithal, there's no crime here. It is not a

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Speaker 18: prime for the national security officials to communicate via signal.

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Speaker 18: They were encouraged to do that again by the Department

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Speaker 18: of Homeland Security under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 2: Okay, hang on, hang on, hang on once again. You

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Speaker 2: had your arguing law, you're arguing truth. You're you're going

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Speaker 2: to search for justice, bro. This is not about justice.

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Speaker 2: You see what I have to do, folks, This is

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Speaker 2: not about justice. This judge is corrupt. They're not going

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Speaker 2: to stop. They're not going to stop to We just

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Speaker 2: beat them in November, right, we just beat them.

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Speaker 4: They're not going to stop this thing.

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Speaker 2: And this the courts, the same people send all these

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Speaker 2: old ladies and people walking through as you say, to

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Speaker 2: take a polaroid in the Capital senam of years in prison.

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Speaker 2: Are the same guys now in President Trump's grill and

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Speaker 2: you've got and you've losed Bloomenthal in this pack of

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Speaker 2: jackals in the Senate now and he said, into a

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Speaker 2: criminal investigation by the by the IG over the Pentagon.

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Speaker 2: Your thoughts, I mean, how we stopped the lawfare. Assume

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Speaker 2: that we're right and they're wrong and it doesn't matter

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Speaker 2: to them, sir, Well, what I would.

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Speaker 18: What I would say is I think the President needs

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Speaker 18: to say the IG's not investigating this, because Justice Department

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Speaker 18: is not investigating this. My White House team will investigate

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Speaker 18: this and we will rectify this because even if they investigate,

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Speaker 18: what are they going to investigate. They investigated that these

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Speaker 18: national security officials were using signal, which they're allowed to do,

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Speaker 18: and there was someone on the signal, Chacke. Big deal,

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Speaker 18: all right, so you make sure that doesn't happen again.

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Speaker 18: But this idea that look, I would say this, You're

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Speaker 18: not going to be able to open a criminal investigation

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Speaker 18: without the Justice Department. The Justice Department absolutely should not

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Speaker 18: open this investigation. And frankly, I'm I'm sun that Senator

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Speaker 18: Ricker is participating in this in the Senate. There's nothing

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Speaker 18: for the Justice Department or the IG.

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Speaker 2: Mike Mike hey on one second, I want to make

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Speaker 2: sure people get a where they have to go to fight.

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Speaker 2: This over for a short break, Captain Fanel, Mike Davis.

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Speaker 4: Next in the world, Stephen k Okay. The policy here

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Speaker 4: is no scalps. Number one. Nobody deserves its number two.

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Speaker 2: We can't you give them a scalp and they're gonna

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Speaker 2: come in, they get blood.

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Speaker 4: In that order, it's all over. No scalps.

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Speaker 2: This goes right back to the confirmation, so right back

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Speaker 2: to the reil head of that was Pete Heseth. We're

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Speaker 2: not going to bend one inch. Impossible, Mike Davis. People

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Speaker 2: are ready to fight, particularly the war and Posse. They

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Speaker 2: are there. They are so angry that the judicial system,

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Speaker 2: particularly this corrupt court in Washington, d C. And Johnson

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Speaker 2: and these guys. I don't want to hear about this

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Speaker 2: Isa Bell, which is nice and you know three judge panel,

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Speaker 2: that's not the point right now. The point right now,

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Speaker 2: so at calling judges in and put them in the

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Speaker 2: stand right there and start drinaling with questions, and you're

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Speaker 2: gonna have these federal judges give you a different They're

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Speaker 2: gonna they're gonna give you different opinions. Just human nature

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Speaker 2: they are today. The those guys are the secrets over

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Speaker 2: a social security got.

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Speaker 4: Lit up by this judge lit up.

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Speaker 2: And if you continue, it's it's going to continue until

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Speaker 2: you stop it. It's going to continue until you stop

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Speaker 2: at this and not a search for truth. These democrats,

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Speaker 2: they know how to use these courts. It's the show

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Speaker 2: trials like the nineteen thirties in Moscow, Mike Davis, the

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Speaker 2: rate of fight where they go, Sir, they.

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Speaker 18: Should go to article three Project dot org. Article number three,

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Speaker 18: Project dot org. There is an action item right now

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Speaker 18: where we need to contact both of your home state

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Speaker 18: senators in your US House rep. To impeach and remove

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Speaker 18: DC Obama. Judge Jeb Boseburg. I don't care if we

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Speaker 18: don't have the votes of the Senate to do this.

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Speaker 18: I want to make the process to punishment. I want

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Speaker 18: this to serve as deterred. Boseburg isn't an impeachment trial.

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Speaker 18: He's not making his illegal orders, sabotaging president, shopping the

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Speaker 18: president too.

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Speaker 2: One hundred percent one more time where they go, sirre

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Speaker 2: to article.

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Speaker 18: Courtum screeproject dot org article number three project dot or

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Speaker 18: you can donate follows on social media, take action, action

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Speaker 18: action and teach. Jeff bosebug.

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Speaker 2: Thank you brother, Mike. What's your social media? You're putting

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Speaker 2: up stuff all night? Where do they go on Twitter?

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Speaker 4: And get her?

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Speaker 18: G D M I A my initials to Moon Island.

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Speaker 18: Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Mike Davis, thank you. Join us by phone, Mike Davis,

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 2: I wanted to have Captain for now, so cam f

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Speaker 2: now and thank you. You're up in the middle of

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Speaker 2: night where you're joining us, but it was important enough

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Speaker 2: that we talked during the day. I want you because

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Speaker 2: here is the main thing. Pete Hegsath is doing the

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Speaker 2: exact job that this audience fought so hard to make

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Speaker 2: sure he was confirmed. Captain fin now it give me

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Speaker 2: your assessment, as Pete Heggs says, so far as Secretary

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Speaker 2: of Defense and particularly making his initial trip out to Guam,

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Speaker 2: as you say, quite symbolic for the main thing, sir, Yeah.

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Speaker 19: I mean the Secretary is I mean he went to

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Speaker 19: Europe and he told the Europeans they needed to do

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Speaker 19: their share in the first couple of weeks that he

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Speaker 19: was there.

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Speaker 3: And now he's in the Indo Pacific.

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Speaker 19: Which is the main area of a national security threat,

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Speaker 19: and he's been to Hawaii to meet with the Commander

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Speaker 19: of Indo pacm Admiral Papro, and they've talked about the

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Speaker 19: real o plans, the operational plans they go into defending

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Speaker 19: our interests in the Pacific. He's been to Guam and

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Speaker 19: he's now just arrived in the Philippines, and there's reporting

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Speaker 19: that there's going to be an announcement that the US

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Speaker 19: will install another second battery of the Typhoon missile system,

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Speaker 19: which is a combination of the t LAMB and SM

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Speaker 19: six missiles together in the launcher that basically gives us

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Speaker 19: a surface to surface missile attack capability out to fifteen

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Speaker 19: hundred miles and a surface to air capability of six

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Speaker 19: hundred miles or so.

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Speaker 3: And this is a.

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Speaker 19: System that's very critical for our allies defense in the Philippines.

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Speaker 19: And so what we're seeing is him leading that and

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Speaker 19: coming out on the front end of that to extend

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Speaker 19: President Trump's actions that he did in the first administration

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Speaker 19: when they first put the Theater High Area of Defense

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Speaker 19: missile system in Korea defends against the PRC's missiles that

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Speaker 19: could attack South Korea and Japan. So President Trump is

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Speaker 19: consistent over the two terms that he wants to increase

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Speaker 19: America's defensive posture into Pacific in the Far East. And

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Speaker 19: Pete Hexeth is out there and he's leading the charge,

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Speaker 19: you know, by the way, as he was doing that.

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Speaker 3: They're leading strikes into the Hooties.

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Speaker 19: There's now reporting in the last twenty four hours that

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Speaker 19: there's over a dozen tankers and transport planes that have

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Speaker 19: arrived into Diego, Garcia, along with at least five to seven.

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Speaker 3: B two stealth bombers.

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Speaker 19: So there's a lot going on, and the Secretary of

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Speaker 19: Defense is young, energetic. He's leading the troops from the front,

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Speaker 19: and he's energizing recruiting, and he's energizing America's focus on

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Speaker 19: as when I talk.

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Speaker 3: Frequently about the main thing. So he's in the main

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Speaker 3: thing right now.

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Speaker 19: He's in the theater, and he's reinforcing our alliances with

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Speaker 19: Japan and Taiwan.

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Speaker 3: He's he's in.

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Speaker 19: The Philippines now, but he'll go on to Japan to

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Speaker 19: celebrate and remember the eightieth anniversary of the Battle of

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Speaker 19: ev Rejima with our Japanese allies who we fought eighty

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Speaker 19: years ago. So these are very significant events and he's

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Speaker 19: representing us.

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Speaker 3: And as you've.

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Speaker 19: Been talking about, all this hubbub about the signal thing

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Speaker 19: is just really very political and it's very detrimental to.

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Speaker 3: America's national security.

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Speaker 19: Especially when no one died in the attacks from our

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Speaker 19: carriers into the Yemen against the Huthi's here ten days ago,

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Speaker 19: unlike what happened in August of twenty twenty one when

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Speaker 19: thirteen Americans were killed with the feckless leadership from the

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Speaker 19: previous administration.

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Speaker 2: And people should know when Captain Fanel talks, he's on

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Speaker 2: the most revered naval and teles officer that's ever put

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Speaker 2: on the uniform. I want to leave with you mentioned

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Speaker 2: something we had Nigel on here for weeks a couple

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Speaker 2: of months ago about Diego Garcia and the importance of Diegracia.

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Speaker 2: There's something happening there. Die Or Sea has had a

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Speaker 2: lot of activity. This is open sourced. It's had a

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Speaker 2: lot of activity recently. I mean, you and I might

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Speaker 2: disagree on should we be hanging around the southern Raving Peninsula,

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Speaker 2: But one of the mandates of the United States Navy

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Speaker 2: is to keep the oceans free free navigation of the seas.

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Speaker 2: That's certainly one mission that the two strike carry battlegroups

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Speaker 2: are doing. But diagracy is quite interesting, sir, tell me

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Speaker 2: your thoughts that is the party going to be on.

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Speaker 4: Is that what you're seeing at Diregarcia?

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Speaker 19: Sir?

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Speaker 3: It sure looks like something's happening.

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Speaker 19: And what I find ironic is it is all the

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Speaker 19: handwringing and the sky is falling from all of these

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Speaker 19: politicians in Washington about signal chats that were after the fact,

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Speaker 19: or at least after the execution. They're not saying anything

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Speaker 19: right now about the regular commercial imagery, commercial tracking of

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Speaker 19: aircraft that's available on the internet that people have already found.

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Speaker 19: And we know, as I just said, there's over a

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Speaker 19: dozen US Air Force transport aircraft and reviewers that are

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Speaker 19: in Diego, along with the five to seven B two

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Speaker 19: bombers that's out there in the public domain.

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Speaker 3: And yet I don't hear any of these same people

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Speaker 3: that are screaming.

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Speaker 19: About Secretary of Defense should resign are not saying anything

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Speaker 19: about these issues. We live in the twenty first century.

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Speaker 19: It's not like when I was commissioned in nineteen eighty

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Speaker 19: six and we didn't have this technology and you had

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Speaker 19: to go to your skiff in the command center or

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Speaker 19: you had to go on board your ship to get

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Speaker 19: access to the classified information. We're living in a world

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Speaker 19: where we have commercial satellites that are providing data to everyone,

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Speaker 19: and so as Colonel John Boyd said in nineteen sixties,

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Speaker 19: the Oodloo observe, orient, decide, and act that cycle of bodoloup.

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Speaker 19: Whoever can do that faster wins, And so what we

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Speaker 19: have is people that are doing it faster and we're winning. Now,

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Speaker 19: did we make a mistake and having it on signal

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Speaker 19: and should we reassess that?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 19: And the President of the United States said it was

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Speaker 19: a lesson learned, it was a mistake, and they're going

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Speaker 19: to make changes. But to say we're going to crucify

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Speaker 19: somebody over this is ridiculous. Right now, we have larger

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Speaker 19: things to do, and that's the face the reality that

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Speaker 19: the Chinese Communist Party is sharpening their swords to essentially

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Speaker 19: attack Taiwan and attack American interests in Asia, because to

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Speaker 19: take Taiwan, they're going to attack our forces in the

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Speaker 19: theater to make sure that we can't come in and

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Speaker 19: defend Taiwan.

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Speaker 3: That is the most lethal threat to us.

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Speaker 19: We didn't defend or we didn't deter Putin from attacking

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Speaker 19: in Ukraine. Are we going to deter the POC from

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Speaker 19: attacking Taiwan? That's the existential question that should be asked

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Speaker 19: to these congressmen and these senators when they're on their

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Speaker 19: TV stations pontificating they're not helping America's national security. All

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Speaker 19: they're doing is playing political games, and everyone conceded.

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Speaker 2: Kaptain Fanel mentions the legendary Colonel Boyd, who I happened

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Speaker 2: to know that had the nine thousand page brief on

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Speaker 2: maneuver warfare, A legendary guy like you are, Captain Fanil.

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Speaker 4: Captain Fanel, I guess you don't have social media, right?

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Speaker 4: We still do you have a website?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 3: Sorry, I do not.

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Speaker 4: That's okay.

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Speaker 1: We'll just keep you, just keep you. We'll just keep

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Speaker 1: you here.

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Speaker 2: Captain Fanil, thank you so much for adding your level

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Speaker 2: headed discernment into this entire fiasco. Of course there shouldn't

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Speaker 2: be any investigations, and to agree to the investigations.

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Speaker 4: And not going full offense.

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Speaker 2: An individual spend a lot of time in Taiwan, knows

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Speaker 2: who the situation is, but is one of the most

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Speaker 2: astute political observers in the nation's capital. Met Boyle joins

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Speaker 2: us from Breitbart, The national political editor, Matt You put

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Speaker 2: out a tweet today about this. At least Stephonic that

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Speaker 2: I thought encapsul life Denver can put it up, but

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Speaker 2: I want you to walk through it. There's much more

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Speaker 2: here than Tony Fabrizio panicking about Florida six. And there's

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Speaker 2: a lot going on, and particularly for this place and time,

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Speaker 2: because President Trump needs a team that he can count

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Speaker 2: on to take action when action has to be taken.

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Speaker 4: Matt Boyle, Yeah, Look, I.

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Speaker 20: Think that this is a sign that the President understands

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Speaker 20: that the radical left in the globalist elite are beginning

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Speaker 20: their attempt to strike back after November fifth. Obviously, November

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Speaker 20: fifth was a huge election victory for President Trump and

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Speaker 20: for conservatives and America First Republicans, but they did not

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Speaker 20: win the war, right like they won.

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Speaker 21: A chance to win the war. And I think the

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Speaker 21: President recognizes this.

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Speaker 20: And what we're seeing this week from the Atlantic over

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Speaker 20: this whole Signal Gate nonsense is that this is the

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Speaker 20: first of many likely strikes from.

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Speaker 21: Those who have been disposed from.

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Speaker 20: Power by the American public and their attempt, they're desperate

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Speaker 20: attempt to reclaim power.

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Speaker 21: So I think that what's going on here is that

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Speaker 21: the President.

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Speaker 20: Recognizes that to succeed, he needs to have a very

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Speaker 20: strong House majority and as strong as possible, and he

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Speaker 20: needs people in positions of power throughout the House. Uh

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Speaker 20: that that are that are straight with him, right like?

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Speaker 20: So the look, you know, not to knock Speaker Johnson

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Speaker 20: too much. I think that question has been settled and

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Speaker 20: at least for now. Uh in the in the the

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Speaker 20: the broader equation here uh in you know, after President

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Speaker 20: Trump endorsem at the beginning of the year, obviously won

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Speaker 20: on the first ballot, and it is what it is.

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Speaker 20: But the point is that Trump needs somebody on the

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Speaker 20: inside of the House Republican leadership team that he could

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Speaker 20: trust and talk to every day.

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Speaker 21: It's going to shoot him straight.

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Speaker 20: When it comes to how this tax packages come together together.

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Speaker 20: So ultimately, uh, I mean, the entire agenda rides on this,

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Speaker 20: right Like. The President needs this bill to pass, right like,

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Speaker 20: needs the tax details.

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Speaker 3: To make it through.

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Speaker 20: Right He has to extend his previous tax cuts, and

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Speaker 20: he has to lock in no tax on tips, no

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Speaker 20: tax on social Security, and no tax on overtime. If

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Speaker 20: he delivers on that stuff, right like, along with the

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Speaker 20: immigration stuff, along with the energy and dominance, that Donald

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Speaker 20: Trump can lock in the greatest political realignment in modern history.

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Speaker 3: But he needs strong.

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Speaker 21: Leaders in the House. This is a strategic move I

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Speaker 21: think by the president to.

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Speaker 3: Hang on.

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Speaker 2: There's one more element too to your three prong strategy

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Speaker 2: about her defense in the first impeachment. Stick through the break.

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Speaker 2: Med Bull, a national political editor at bright Bard News.

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Speaker 22: On the other side, no number of Well, use your hosts.

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Speaker 4: Stephen ca, Okay, we're going to need you to rampars.

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Speaker 2: You just heard you heard Mike Davis about going to

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Speaker 2: article three. Also, you can get the bill blaster. Grace

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Speaker 2: Chung and the development team of Built make sure that

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Speaker 2: you can cut. You just don't have to be stopped

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Speaker 2: by the switch forward. Get the real numbers and go through. Also,

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Speaker 2: we don't need you weighed down by somebody taking the

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Speaker 2: one contract you have that has eight percent of your

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Speaker 2: net worth and it that's your title to your home,

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Speaker 2: to your real asset. Somebody getting into that and taking

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Speaker 2: out a hard money loan of I don't know, fifteen

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Speaker 2: seven coverage alerts immediately all hours of the day and night,

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Speaker 2: and if all else fails, have a one million dollar package,

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Speaker 2: com right now, Steve twenty five.

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Speaker 4: That's a pro and co.

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Speaker 2: Steve twenty five talk to Natalie Domingus and the team

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Speaker 2: to find out what's going on, because we need you

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Speaker 2: at the ramparts, not worried about how to pay off

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Speaker 2: a hard money loan. Matt Boyle, at least dephonic in

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Speaker 2: twenty nineteen rose to national problem that she was a backbencher.

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Speaker 2: She stepped up one day to the microphone and took

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Speaker 2: charge of defending President Trump against a phony impeachment effort

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Speaker 2: based around wait for it, Ukraine. Okay, and Zelenski, is

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Speaker 2: that one of the elements. It's in your tweet. I

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Speaker 2: think it shows once again your wisdom. How important is

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Speaker 2: it to have at least stophonic actually in the house

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Speaker 2: to defend President Trump because hec's right now, they're coming

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Speaker 2: fro him at every angle, sir.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is where.

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Speaker 21: Everybody needs to realize.

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Speaker 20: We're at war, right We are at war right now

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Speaker 20: with the radical left in the global solet the establishment media,

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Speaker 20: et cetera. The party's over right, and now the serious

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Speaker 20: work begins. And I think that the impeachment fight twenty

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Speaker 20: nineteen made several heroes, right some of them you see

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Speaker 20: in key.

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Speaker 21: Places all around, you know, the movement in the government.

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Speaker 20: Right So, for instance, Lee Zelden was another one, but

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Speaker 20: he's in the he's at the EPA now he's no

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Speaker 20: longer in the house.

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Speaker 21: Devin Nunez another one.

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Speaker 20: He's now running True Social and Trump's media enterprises on

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Speaker 20: the outside.

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Speaker 21: So he's no longer in the house.

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Speaker 20: So it's like the least is like the last, you know,

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Speaker 20: the last amigo, if you will, Right like, from that

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Speaker 20: that impeachment crew back in twenty nineteen, that you know,

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Speaker 20: she was sharpened by that, right Like, I think she

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Speaker 20: radicalized her and it turned her into a you know.

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Speaker 21: An aggressive fighter.

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Speaker 20: And so as we're getting it from all sides here,

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Speaker 20: and this is just the beginning, Okay, this is just

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Speaker 20: the very beginning, this Atlantic story. The deep state, the

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Speaker 20: establishment media, they are coming for President Trump, and they

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Speaker 20: are coming for this movement in this agenda, because this

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Speaker 20: movement in this agenda represents a threat to their to

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Speaker 20: their livelihood, right Like, both things cannot survive, right like,

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Speaker 20: So either movement survives and thrives and prosperous or.

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Speaker 21: They do right like, but they will go extinct.

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Speaker 20: I mean they are facing extinction right now from President

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Speaker 20: Trump and his team. You see it right now with

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Speaker 20: all the teams, all the costs they're making across the

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Speaker 20: government and everything and so on and so forth, that

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Speaker 20: all the changes they're making, the deportations they're doing.

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Speaker 21: I mean, again, we're there. They're being set the way

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Speaker 21: of the dinosaurs.

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Speaker 20: But the point is is that you know these people

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Speaker 20: are they're not going down without a fight, and they're

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Speaker 20: going to fight every step.

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Speaker 3: Of the way.

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Speaker 4: Well let's let's let's talk. Let's talk about that.

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Speaker 2: By the way, Devin Nunyaz is also the chairman of

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Speaker 2: the President's Intelligence Board PieP, so he's in the bullpen.

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Speaker 2: Lee Zelden found the twenty billion dollars Ceiti Corp. Money

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Speaker 2: laundering operation on the first day was an EPA. Stephanic's

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Speaker 2: going back to the House. She's going to be the

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Speaker 2: tip of the spear. Matt Boyle. The way to stop

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Speaker 2: this is to stop it. Why are we not having

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Speaker 2: judges go up before the House judiciary Jim Jordan that

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Speaker 2: team to actually ask some questions. I didn't say start

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Speaker 2: an impeachment hearing right now, But have some hearings and

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Speaker 2: collect some information, particularly why Boseburg thinks he can step

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Speaker 2: in to be commander in chief and today takes some

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Speaker 2: nuisance lawsuit from some one of these left wing groups,

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Speaker 2: and all of a sudden he's requesting all documents and

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Speaker 2: MSNBC is talking about potential criminal charges coming out of that.

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Speaker 4: Why is that not happening, Matt Boyle, you say we're

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Speaker 4: at war?

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Speaker 2: Did Mike Johnson the leadership of that, Did Mike Johnson,

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Speaker 2: the leadership of the House understand when you say war

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Speaker 2: you mean war?

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Speaker 3: Sir?

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Speaker 20: Yeah, Boseburg should have already been brought before a House

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Speaker 20: panel and impeachment charges should have already been begne against.

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Speaker 18: Him, right Like.

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Speaker 20: I mean, he's totally out of line, whether you know,

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Speaker 20: not just on this case, but the previous one with

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Speaker 20: the trendy a agua, you know, him trying to order

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Speaker 20: planes that were already in the air to be returned

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Speaker 20: like that.

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Speaker 21: That's he doesn't have the authority to do that.

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Speaker 20: He's not the he's not elected by anyone, right like,

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Speaker 20: And so the President of the United States is the

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Speaker 20: elected commander in chief. We are a radical out of

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Speaker 20: control federal judiciary. Right, there needs to be serious changes

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Speaker 20: in reforms done today's. It needs to come from the

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Speaker 20: executive branch, from the legislative branch, and frankly from the

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Speaker 20: judicial branch.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 20: So I would hope that there are courageous people, and

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Speaker 20: I know there's a lot of good judges out there right, like,

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Speaker 20: especially in the appellate system, right, like in the appellate

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Speaker 20: course that need to start ranting this craziness and insanity

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Speaker 20: and yeah.

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Speaker 4: Boil boy.

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Speaker 2: How does Roger Wicker, the the the Committee of Jurisdiction

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Speaker 2: over the Pentagon, The intelligence guys didn't ask for this,

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Speaker 2: the Committee of Jurisdiction on the Pentagon and Pete Hegseth.

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Speaker 4: And working in a bipartisan way.

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Speaker 2: With Jack Reed, another radical, and they got Bloomenthal, and

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Speaker 2: Bloomenthal already said crimes have been committed, we need criminal investigation.

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Speaker 2: How does Wicker, as a Republican and this audience worked

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Speaker 2: their tail off for Wicker, How does Wicker cal tew

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Speaker 2: and fall into the trap of bipartisanship when it comes

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Speaker 2: to this nonsense, sir?

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Speaker 20: It defies logic. But I mean, he's a globalist establishment Republican.

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Speaker 20: He always was uneasy with Pete Hegseth getting confirmed as

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Speaker 20: Secretary of Defense to begin with, because again, these guys

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Speaker 20: are all, you know, in the pockets of.

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Speaker 21: The defense contractors, right like.

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Speaker 20: And so at the end of the day, you know,

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Speaker 20: there's a lot of we can talk about the Democrats

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Speaker 20: all day, but the Republicans have major problems still inside

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Speaker 20: the Republican Party. And there's a lot of rhinos and

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Speaker 20: you know, whatever you want to call them, establishing Republicans, rhinos,

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Speaker 20: et cetera, that need to be removed. There's good members

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Speaker 20: coming in, don't get me wrong. Right like, the numbers

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Speaker 20: are better than they've ever been before, but we haven't

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Speaker 20: won this yet, and everybody needs to recognize we are

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Speaker 20: at war.

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Speaker 21: We are at war.

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Speaker 2: Matt Boyle, where do people go to Breitbart, your social media,

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Speaker 2: all of it, the leading political reporter in the nation's capital.

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Speaker 20: Uh just Breybart dot com or mboyl one on ex Twitter.

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Speaker 2: Matt Bowle's got the right stuff, Thank you, brother, appreciate you.

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Speaker 2: Changing schedule round, going to leave you with the right

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Speaker 2: stuff for the first hour. Next hour, Philip Patrick, We're

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Speaker 2: going to break down this surge in gold globally, You're

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Speaker 2: going to understand what's driving the market is not what

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Speaker 2: these high prices are about, what's underneath that. Also, if

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Speaker 2: we're lucky, we're gonna go into the Oval Office and

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Speaker 2: the forty seventh President of the United States is going

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Speaker 2: to hold court as he signed some executive orders and

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Speaker 2: takes on all comers in the media. From a book

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Speaker 2: by Tom Wolfe that was a classic, a movie by

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Speaker 2: Philip Kaufman that's a masterpiece. Music that was Academy Award

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Speaker 2: winning by Bill Conti. The right stuff's going to take

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Speaker 2: us out and we will be back in just a moment.