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Speaker 1: Those things are true. The fact is, we have money

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Speaker 1: Medicaid and Medicaid spending goes up. Stop lying Medicaid spending

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Speaker 2: I applaud Chairman Arrington.

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Speaker 1: I aplauded my colleagues on this side of the aisle

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Speaker 2: That's the truth. That's the truth.

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Speaker 1: Deficits will go up in the first half of the

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Speaker 2: This is the budget committee.

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Speaker 1: We are supposed to do something to actually result in

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Speaker 2: Assuming growth only in Washington?

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Speaker 5: Arrington is a is a deficit hawk.

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Speaker 3: And right now ten pm Sunday night, Jody Arrington's called

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Speaker 1: Thanks for what you doing, the balance that you're providing

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Speaker 5: Get this thing done.

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Speaker 7: Yes, sir, chip Chip is an American hero, along with

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Speaker 7: war room. Brad Economics, Son Getter and on X Today.

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Speaker 3: Okay, in June fifteenth, less than thirty days from today,

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Speaker 3: will be the tenth anniversary of President Trump coming down

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Speaker 3: the Golden escalator. Everybody remembers that that was ten years ago. Awesome, Okay,

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Speaker 3: I say this is the preamble for the Trump revolution

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Speaker 3: that we're hitting now of all these major you know,

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Speaker 3: converging crisis and dealing with it. But what Dave Brad's

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Speaker 3: saying that would buy in a flash, right, what Dave

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Speaker 3: Brad's saying ten years from now on this current trajectory,

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Speaker 3: one third of all tax.

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Speaker 5: Revenues just goes to pay the interest.

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Speaker 3: Not a penny of debt, not no weapons, no schools,

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Speaker 3: no health care, nothing, a third. In a flash of

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Speaker 3: an eye, a third of all proceeds are going to

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Speaker 3: pay for the interest, folks.

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Speaker 5: Dave Bratt social media one more time? Where do you go?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, Brad Economics, on Getter and on X. And all

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Speaker 7: you need to do is keep a few of these

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Speaker 7: facts in mind. It doesn't take many the four or

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Speaker 7: five facts I gave you. Those are not going away.

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Speaker 3: They're not going away. Go read the charts now. We'll

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Speaker 3: be up all weekend on social media. Thank you, sir,

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Speaker 3: appreciate you great. Let's go to Saint Peter's Square tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: The Pope has his mask that basically he's been the

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Speaker 3: pope since the moment the conclavet set up, but tomorrow's

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Speaker 3: kind of the official investiture. Ben Harnwell, your thoughts are

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Speaker 3: where we stand with Leo the fourteenth.

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Speaker 9: Well, morning, Steve, we stand in great difficulty right here,

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Speaker 9: the piazza behind me, see the Vatican over my shoulder.

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Speaker 6: That's where it kicks off.

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Speaker 9: At ten am tomorrow, Pope Leo the fourteenth will start

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Speaker 9: the ceremony down by the tomb of Saint Peter, Prince

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Speaker 9: of the Apostles, praying for guidance support as he begins

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Speaker 9: his ministry.

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Speaker 6: And then in the.

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Speaker 9: Mass itself there will be the two key moments where

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Speaker 9: the pallium is imposed, and that's like the white sort

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Speaker 9: like a scarf thing of lambswall that goes over over

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Speaker 9: the neck and goes down.

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Speaker 6: And then he'll get the fisherman's ring as well.

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Speaker 9: But the secular press call this an investiture mass or

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Speaker 9: an inauguration mass.

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Speaker 6: It's really nither. It's the mass.

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Speaker 9: So that marks the start of the petrine ministry, that

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Speaker 9: the Pope is the pope to all to the full

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Speaker 9: authority of his office from the moment he said I

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Speaker 9: accept in the conclaict. This is basically just a ceremony.

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Speaker 9: But in terms of power, Steve, in terms of secular power,

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Speaker 9: this I think is when the world, or at least

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Speaker 9: the world's Catholics believe. Okay, so now so now he's

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Speaker 9: the pope. There were about two hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 9: people expected to the right in the Patza and the

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Speaker 9: Via de la Concilia going down to the river here.

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Speaker 6: And you know, ask me, well, you know what is

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Speaker 6: that harmful?

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Speaker 4: Is?

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Speaker 6: And a lot of people is a lot of people

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Speaker 6: hasn't compared to the past.

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Speaker 9: Well, I just simply flag up this that for Benedict

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Speaker 9: the sixteenth in twenty twenty five, when he was elected,

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Speaker 9: they had three hundred and fifty thousands of people.

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Speaker 6: So you're going to say, to be able, what's the difference.

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Speaker 9: There's one hundred thousands more people twenty years ago.

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Speaker 6: Now what conclusions do.

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Speaker 9: You draw from that, and I'll tell you that the

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Speaker 9: turnouts for these things, Steve, is a barometer on the

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Speaker 9: state of the health that the help the state of

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Speaker 9: the health of the church. And that's because after was

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Speaker 9: it twenty eight years or something of John Paul the church,

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Speaker 9: for all his thoughts, and he had a number of them,

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Speaker 9: we saw many of them come to fruition and under

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Speaker 9: the papacy of.

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Speaker 6: A Francists. But for all his thoughts, the church was

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Speaker 6: engaged and vibrant.

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Speaker 9: So when the so when Benedict was elected, there were

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Speaker 9: so many people. Now after twelve years of bitterness, division

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Speaker 9: and many faithful packets getting kicked in the face, there's

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Speaker 9: a great sense of of disillusionment.

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Speaker 6: The palpable sentiment right here.

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Speaker 9: Perhaps off finishes after the break, Steve, because I've got

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Speaker 9: a few points to make for the palpable sentiment I

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Speaker 9: right now in the character behind me is one of relief.

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Speaker 5: What about what about we get about a minute, a

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Speaker 5: little over a minute.

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Speaker 3: I want you to say, what about the traditional Catholics,

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Speaker 3: all the fights we had with Brigolio, soinality, the kind

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Speaker 3: of pagan worship they were bringing in. Where do we

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Speaker 3: stand with all that?

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Speaker 6: See.

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Speaker 9: Well, there was a great article yesterday's Vanity Fair. I

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Speaker 9: think you and posso we'll we covered generously in that article.

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Speaker 6: The key takeaway of that.

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Speaker 9: And I will deep dig down on this after the break,

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Speaker 9: is this pivot that so called traditional Catholics made within

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Speaker 9: twenty four hours of Leo's election. First, they're extremely preoccupied.

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Speaker 9: Now they're embracing it, and there's a reason for that,

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Speaker 9: and the war and Posse need to know what that

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Speaker 9: reason is. And that's because it's all about the grift, Steve,

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Speaker 9: that's going on in this huge apparatus that's around the

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Speaker 9: Catholic Church.

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Speaker 6: It's all about the grift. But i'll dig into that if.

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Speaker 3: I may just off, I think you see now that

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Speaker 3: one of the reasons I say he's going to be selected.

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Speaker 3: The New York Times got a great piece this morning

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Speaker 3: talks about kind of the process of him entering the priesthood, Peru,

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Speaker 3: all of it. But he was selected by It's very

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Speaker 3: clear by the New York Times he was selected by Burgolio.

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Speaker 5: Bergolio saw him a couple of.

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Speaker 3: Years ago and didn't agree with everything that he had

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Speaker 3: to say, but saw him as a comrade in arms

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Speaker 3: in taking Ford Bergolio's program. That's why he's been a

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Speaker 3: cardinal less than two years. And I will tell you

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Speaker 3: the possibility that someone has been a cardinal less than

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Speaker 3: two years that was not very well known to the

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Speaker 3: American cardinals. In fact, they continue to say he's the

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Speaker 3: least American of all and none of them really knew.

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Speaker 3: The guy not that well known throughout the world, although

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Speaker 3: he did work in the Dicastre to pick the archbishops

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Speaker 3: to be selected on the third ballot. No, I'm not

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Speaker 3: buying it, just like it didn't buy the twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: election short break. Ben Harnwell Next, Okay, Ben Harnwell joins us. Ben,

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Speaker 3: you're talking about the Grift and the triads. I don't

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Speaker 3: normally associate those two. But what's happening here.

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Speaker 9: Well, Vanity Fair, Steve did a great favor, great courtesy

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Speaker 9: to traditional Catholicism, to true traditional Catholics by publishing this

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Speaker 9: article yesterday. Then if you put the thing up again,

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Speaker 9: as I'm talking, and I'm going to link to this

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Speaker 9: obviously on Rumble, everyone needs to see this.

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Speaker 6: This is Vanity Fair saying this. Okay, it's not Harnroll.

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Speaker 9: Basically, the thesis is and it's absolutely true. Within twenty

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Speaker 9: four hours of Leo's election cardinal election, all the Triads

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Speaker 9: came out saying, oh no, this is terrible, it's catastrophic

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Speaker 9: for our cause. And then they've pivoted within twenty four hours,

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Speaker 9: and Vanity Fair does chapter in why is this taking place? Well,

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Speaker 9: it's because of this phenomenon that I like to call

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Speaker 9: for traditional Catholic ink.

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Speaker 6: Okay, these are the grifters. You can see them here.

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Speaker 9: You can the people that have been taking down their tweets,

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Speaker 9: closing down.

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Speaker 6: There their YouTube film for this.

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Speaker 9: These are the people war impossibly, don't go anywhere near them.

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Speaker 9: They're not telling you the truth. You mentioned Steve, the

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Speaker 9: New York Times article this morning. I'm going to link

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Speaker 9: to that as well. It does indicate that that bed God,

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Speaker 9: you stitch the whole thing up. If you don't believe me,

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Speaker 9: go down to the section of this article article called

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Speaker 9: the Vatican fast Track.

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Speaker 6: It lays it all out.

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Speaker 9: But God, you asked one of his colleagues, if I

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Speaker 9: named Prevost's head of the office the.

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Speaker 6: Bishops, how do you think he will do? And the

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Speaker 6: priests response, I think he'll do very well, Franti said,

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Speaker 6: I think you'll do very well too. This was the plot.

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Speaker 6: So you've got to ask yourself.

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Speaker 9: If Bedgolia were so gung home in getting this guy

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Speaker 9: in this pope, why are all the traditions so called

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Speaker 9: traditionalist Catholics. Why are half of them going and and

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Speaker 9: and pushing Leo saying, let's give the guy a chance.

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Speaker 9: He wore the red mozzetta on the balcony, surely he's

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Speaker 9: going to be a traditional point is Stephen.

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Speaker 6: I wish I had more time to build on this.

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Speaker 9: I lay it out now, I'll go into it in

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Speaker 9: more detail on another occasion. The truth is this, for

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Speaker 9: Catholic organizations and the twelve years of Bedgolia, the donations

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Speaker 9: went down through the floor. So all of these organizations,

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Speaker 9: all these to have the red Catholic in them, run

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Speaker 9: for your lives.

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Speaker 6: Okay.

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Speaker 9: All they could do if they were on the conservative

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Speaker 9: side of the spectrum was weekly go through the emotions

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Speaker 9: performatively opposing Bedgolia. Now that they've got someone in who's

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Speaker 9: rather more subtle that they've realized within twenty fives, hang on,

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Speaker 9: we're doing ourselves in justice here. We've got to tell

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Speaker 9: our gullible benefactors and donors that this guy is our

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Speaker 9: new hope. We've got to get that money coming back in. So, folks,

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Speaker 9: you're going to see division in maga. Vanity Fair pointed

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Speaker 9: this out. They're absolutely right. You're going to see a division.

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Speaker 6: In Catholic maga between the grifters.

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Speaker 9: And I have to say this, theve this war with

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Speaker 9: the Woom transmission has been constant from the get. We've

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Speaker 9: told the truth. We said there was no morning for Francis.

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Speaker 9: We warned about this is how this.

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Speaker 3: Is also ten This is also ten days before the conclave.

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Speaker 3: How I picked Prevost because I could see what the

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Speaker 3: fix was in. They were going to get some Ideologically

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Speaker 3: they had a guy that nobody really knew ideologically tied

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Speaker 3: to Brigolia. Plus he was American enough that the big

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Speaker 3: donors would feel like, oh, I can get access and

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Speaker 3: get a people blessing and all the things big donors want.

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Speaker 5: They get the American money again.

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Speaker 3: It was only the dramatic drop in American cash that

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Speaker 3: put the fear of God and these people right, because

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Speaker 3: they knew that the liquidity problem the Vatican has. So

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Speaker 3: we'll cover it Tomorrow's the Mass and then we'll have

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Speaker 3: you back on Monday and go through more of this

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Speaker 3: in depth of one percent correct, and nothing's changed in fact,

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Speaker 3: Brigolia and these guys, the radicals got exactly the perfect

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Speaker 3: Manchurian candidate, as we say, and we ain't changing one bit.

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Speaker 5: Ben Harnwell, where do people go to follow you?

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Speaker 3: And particularly all the insights you're putting up in all

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Speaker 3: the stories you're gonna be putting up from the media

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Speaker 3: about this entire situation.

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Speaker 9: Steve, I'm exclusively on getting my social media platform of

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Speaker 9: choice just top in at horn Roll and now I

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Speaker 9: am in my analysis.

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Speaker 3: Thanks Steve Gobless, Thank you very much, appreciate you. You know,

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Speaker 3: the other day I was misinformed. I thought the great

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Speaker 3: Patrick Wood had actually had his demise.

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Speaker 5: We did not.

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Speaker 3: He had gotten ill. But turns out he turned it around.

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Speaker 3: Patrick Wood joins us, Patrick. The reason you were back

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Speaker 3: in the discussion is everything that you've taught us about technocracy,

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Speaker 3: and particularly one of the guys that took that radical

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Speaker 3: idea from the nineteen thirties when it was developed under

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Speaker 3: FDR and with these technocrats and really kind of drove

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Speaker 3: it forward. That was doctor Brazinski. This new book out

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Speaker 3: with Ed Luce, talk to us about it. Talk to

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Speaker 3: us about technocracy. Well, first off, how you doing. Everybody

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Speaker 3: welcomes you.

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Speaker 5: Back, and.

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Speaker 3: Once ensure I was actually shocked with somebody said, I

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Speaker 3: think it was Joe Allen said, hey, Patrick's alive, and well,

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Speaker 3: so how are you doing.

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Speaker 4: I'm really doing good, Steve.

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Speaker 10: We have a lot of followers in common, you know,

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Speaker 10: and I got immediately, I got texts telling me that

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Speaker 10: I was dead.

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Speaker 4: You know, Well, I think I'm still here, but I did.

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Speaker 10: I did have a stroke two years ago, and I

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Speaker 10: had a heart attack as well, and I came through

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Speaker 10: that and I'm glad to be here. Certainly it was

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Speaker 10: a miracle. Even the doctor said they did not expect

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Speaker 10: me to recover at all.

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Speaker 4: That here I am.

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Speaker 10: So I'm still in the game, and I'm on the

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Speaker 10: trail of technocracy and transhumanism, and I'll probably be that

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Speaker 10: way until I do die.

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Speaker 4: So here you go.

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Speaker 3: The developments that have happened in particularly this new biography

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Speaker 3: of Brasising. Talk to me about technocracy in transhumanism. Where

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Speaker 3: do you think we stand right now? AI is moving

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Speaker 3: down a path which is only one part of transhumanism,

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Speaker 3: but much more rapidly.

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Speaker 5: I think people anticipated sir.

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Speaker 4: It really is. By the time that Trump is out

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Speaker 4: of office.

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Speaker 10: By the way, probably the power of AI, the capability

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Speaker 10: of AI is going to increase probably ten thousand to

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Speaker 10: fifteen thousand times where it is right now. This is

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Speaker 10: the trajectory that AI is on right now. So we

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Speaker 10: probably are very very close to AGI, that's general intelligence.

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Speaker 10: And you know, at this point all bets are off

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Speaker 10: really hardly anybody understands what AI is capable of doing.

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Speaker 10: It's sweeping the federal government at this point. That's very

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Speaker 10: disturbing to me. But this is AI is the pinnacle

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Speaker 10: of weapon development. For technocrats are all around the world

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Speaker 10: and they're using it.

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Speaker 4: With great efficiently at this point.

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Speaker 10: And so you see people like Sam Altman, for instance,

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Speaker 10: getting rid of the safety teams and stuff. This is

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Speaker 10: happening all over the industry because they're all racing forward

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Speaker 10: to get the big prize.

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Speaker 3: How dangerous is Like I keep telling people, there's more regulation.

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Speaker 3: If you want to open a nail salon on Capitol

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Speaker 3: Hill Hill or a hair braiding salon, you have to

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Speaker 3: go through more regulations than Altman and Musk and these

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Speaker 3: other folks.

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Speaker 5: For AI. What's your assessment of that.

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Speaker 10: There's been a concerted effort over the years to relax

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Speaker 10: or remove regulations for this whole sector of AI, but

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Speaker 10: not just them in particular.

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Speaker 4: But you know others as well.

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Speaker 10: But it's when AI at this point can escape scrutiny

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Speaker 10: from the Congress and other state legislators around the country,

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Speaker 10: you know something as bad it's going to happen because

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Speaker 10: we need this political insight.

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Speaker 4: We also see this technocrat class.

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Speaker 10: They're anti politician at all in the first place, because

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Speaker 10: we saw this.

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Speaker 4: Like in the nineteen.

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Speaker 10: Thirties where the technocrats that they hated politicians, and we

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Speaker 10: see this sentiment today.

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Speaker 4: And so you know, the.

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Speaker 10: Congress is being kind of neutered right now over this

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Speaker 10: issue of are we going to let them go or not?

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Speaker 4: And we'll see. I think it's very dangerous personally.

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Speaker 5: What's your recommendation.

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Speaker 3: What do you think You're saying that in the march

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Speaker 3: to AGI it's going to be ten thousand to fifteen

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Speaker 3: thousand times more powerful. That means it's going to be

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Speaker 3: an overwhelming force in the next couple of years. Do

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Speaker 3: you think society is ready for that? Is this constitutional

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Speaker 3: republic ready for that? Are the citizens of the United

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Speaker 3: States MAGA or the deplorables ready for that.

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Speaker 4: They're not. They have no clue.

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Speaker 10: But by and large they have no clue but conservative

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Speaker 10: estimates at this point that AI is like doubling in

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Speaker 10: its prowess. Every four months or so, you just double that,

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Speaker 10: and you know, well, and four months will be double

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Speaker 10: from now, then eight another four months after that it's

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Speaker 10: going to go to eight and so on. Well, this

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Speaker 10: doubling process, it catches up with you at some point,

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Speaker 10: and you're right, it's going to be overwhelming for most

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Speaker 10: people to understand what's going on. For some people it's

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Speaker 10: going to appear like magic, honestly, but they won't have

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Speaker 10: no way will they understand it all. But our legislators

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Speaker 10: at this point are really clueless what's going on. And

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Speaker 10: you know the people that have that have trusted, for instance,

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Speaker 10: Elon Musk with his doge effort.

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Speaker 4: Well, AI is all of a sudden in the picture.

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Speaker 10: Whether you like it or not, it's going to be

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Speaker 10: set in place in stone in our government operation top

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Speaker 10: to bottom.

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Speaker 4: And who's the watchdog. There isn't any at this point.

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Speaker 5: Who watches the watchman.

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Speaker 3: I think I may have my numbers wrong, by I

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Speaker 3: think I'm closed Microsoft. Is it three percent of the workforce?

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Speaker 3: They're talking about laying off three percent of the workforce,

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Speaker 3: down thirty percent anyway, Microsoft's having a big layoff. Thirty

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Speaker 3: percent of the layoffs are because directly, and this is

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Speaker 3: my whole thing about H one B visas now that

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Speaker 3: we've got to get up on HB one visas, because

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Speaker 3: it's quite evident AI, as we've predicted, is going to

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Speaker 3: cut through at least the entry level coding jobs very rapidly.

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Speaker 3: Your thoughts, are we prepared at all for the restructuring

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Speaker 3: of basically the economy, particularly the tech economy, around fewer

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Speaker 3: individuals and more AI.

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Speaker 10: Sir, No, there's no way that we can be prepared

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Speaker 10: because it's coming. And how do you prepare for something

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Speaker 10: that you can't change? Mark Andreesen, he is one of

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Speaker 10: the guys, one of the tech bros that helped Trump

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Speaker 10: select a lot of these technocrafts that came into the administration.

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Speaker 10: Mark Andreeson just a few weeks ago. Unbelievably, he's supposed

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Speaker 10: to be a MAGA guy, right at least he's pretending

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Speaker 10: to be. He said that wages are going to crash

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Speaker 10: because of AI. What does that mean for the for

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Speaker 10: the American people, wages are going to crash because of AI.

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Speaker 10: That's pretty serious stuff. Well, this is exactly what's going

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Speaker 10: to happen Salesforce, for instance, Giant Company, they just recently

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Speaker 10: said we're not going to hire any more people because

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Speaker 10: AI is taking the slack, so we don't need any

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Speaker 10: more programmers at that point. And well, you see the

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Speaker 10: handwriting is on the wall. This whole business with robotics

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Speaker 10: right now. This is another issue that we have to

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Speaker 10: confront because robots are coming to a town square near

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Speaker 10: you at this point, and it's going to be overwhelming

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Speaker 10: when people see these robots walking around with the brain

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Speaker 10: and there they're intermint mingling with people telling people whatever,

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Speaker 10: you know, have a nice day.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Microsoft actually said thirty percent of their code as of

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Speaker 3: now is written by AI. Patrick, Welcome back, Lazarus. And

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Speaker 3: where do people go social media and website to get

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Speaker 3: all your books and writings?

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Speaker 10: You bet Technocracy dot News. That's Technocracy News and Trends

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Speaker 10: where I do have the news and also I predict

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Speaker 10: trends as well. That's my main function at this point.

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Speaker 10: And I'm on Twitter as well. At top Stop Technocracy

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Speaker 10: and people are welcome to go and interact and get

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Speaker 10: with with a stream of information that I'm putting out

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Speaker 10: on technocracy.

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Speaker 4: Well, this is my life's point. Steve. You know that

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Speaker 4: you've been on this five years now.

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Speaker 3: You're one of my mentors. You know this from the

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Speaker 3: beginning to the end and into the future. Patrick Woods,

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Speaker 3: a great American, a great patriot. Thank you, sir, honored

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Speaker 3: your und your demise was overstated in your back.

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Speaker 5: Better than ever, sir.

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Speaker 2: Here's your Stephen k.

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Speaker 5: Okay.

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Speaker 3: We had George Simeon on the last night for his

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Speaker 3: last appearance before the quiet day in Romania, which I

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Speaker 3: say they came't campaign today.

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Speaker 5: Voting starts to more seven A. M.

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Speaker 3: Scarlett Karaliva, a top young independent journalist, is there on

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Speaker 3: the ground of Romania, ma'am.

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Speaker 5: Why is this election so important.

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Speaker 11: Tomorrow at the future of Romania will be decided Because

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Speaker 11: there's one thing that's very clear that I've observed here.

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Speaker 11: People are fed up with the current system. They want

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Speaker 11: to have changed. And to explain to you why these

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Speaker 11: elections are so important, I will need to give you

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Speaker 11: a little bit of the background information which I haven't

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Speaker 11: heard in any other analysis. Is for example that after

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Speaker 11: the fall of communism in nineteen eighty nine when Joe

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Speaker 11: Chesku was murdered, Romania never actually became soffeign. What happened

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Speaker 11: is that the second layer of the of the Communist

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Speaker 11: Party took over and they took over everything, all of

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Speaker 11: the minerals, because Romania is incredibly credibly rich into of minerals,

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Speaker 11: oil gas, and want to back it in a nice way.

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Speaker 11: They now are part of NATO and of the European Union,

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Speaker 11: so you got, you know, the bureaucracy of Brussels on

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Speaker 11: top of that as well. And at the same time

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Speaker 11: Romania is still being governed by those communists. They're still

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Speaker 11: not sovereign. Their economy is incredibly bad. Actually they paid

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Speaker 11: in three months time twelve point five million late. It's

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Speaker 11: two point five billion euros just on the interests of

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Speaker 11: the death that they have. And there's a massive brain

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Speaker 11: drain that they had as a result of entering European Union.

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Speaker 11: My age, you don't see them around here. The young

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Speaker 11: people have left. You only see old people and you

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Speaker 11: see children. And this is also reflected for example India Sporta.

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Speaker 11: The people outside of Romania that voted, they voted for

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Speaker 11: George Simeon, because they want to come back home, they

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Speaker 11: want to rebuild their country. They've seen that in Europe

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Speaker 11: there's no future. They want to come back home and

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Speaker 11: rebuild Romania. So this is why the elections are important

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Speaker 11: for the Romanians. This is their moment to get their

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Speaker 11: country back and to actually become sulfering. And the second

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Speaker 11: reason why these elections are so important is because it's

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Speaker 11: not just irrelevant for remaining.

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Speaker 4: But also for the rest of Europe.

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Speaker 11: George Semen has done an incredible campaign going through the

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Speaker 11: different crowns in Europe. He met with Georgia Maloney, he's

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Speaker 11: meeting with hopefully the next future president of Poland, Navrovski.

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Speaker 11: And imagine what that we'll do in Brussels when there's

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Speaker 11: like a strong conservative blog that can actually counterbalance the

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Speaker 11: euro Federalists like under Lion that we're dealing with, that

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Speaker 11: we can make a change, that we can make europgrade again,

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Speaker 11: and then we can go back to a nation that

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Speaker 11: has Christianity at the heart of it, that puts family first,

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Speaker 11: that puts God first, and with that we don't make

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Speaker 11: just zero grade, but we can make the West grade again.

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Speaker 5: Scarlett, where do people go.

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Speaker 3: We'll have you on Monday, but we're going to be

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Speaker 3: following this on social media. Markw where do people go

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Speaker 3: to follow you on social media while you're there, because

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Speaker 3: we know you're very close to the inner circle of

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Speaker 3: this populist, nationalist sovereigntist campaign.

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Speaker 5: So where do people go?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, quickly to brief on why I'm here is to

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Speaker 11: really make sure that the elections are happening in a

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Speaker 11: fair way. We need to keep in mind that only

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Speaker 11: the people of Romania should go to the ballot and

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Speaker 11: decide who's actually going to be their leader. Just a

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Speaker 11: little quick example, and then I'll move on. Yesterday in

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Speaker 11: Muldova the people could go and vote as well as.

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Speaker 3: Because Scarlett, we're really jammed for time, but I just

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Speaker 3: need your social media. Will follow you on social media

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Speaker 3: because we're really backed up with a couple of things

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Speaker 3: with social media.

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Speaker 11: You can follow me on Klevan.

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Speaker 5: Thank you very much, look forward to following you, ma'am.

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Speaker 5: Great summary.

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Speaker 3: Of course, they're going to try to steal it, paper

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Speaker 3: a major announcement on merch for the war. And what

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Speaker 3: do you got, ma'am Grace. You got to unmeet yourself,

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Speaker 3: ma'am Jenna.

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Speaker 12: You guys might know her as the deplorable artist woman.

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Speaker 12: So we've got original designs. She's a great artist and

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Speaker 12: she really helped us with Steve when you were in prison.

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Speaker 12: She gave us like she donated her time doing all

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Speaker 12: it's awesome. It has all of Steve what he taught

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Speaker 12: us his nomenclature. And also another one is it's just

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Speaker 2: All of us.

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Speaker 12: Also another awesome one the Mega Godfather, which is the

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Speaker 12: Honey Badger. And we're getting so much other designs out,

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