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Speaker 1: Good eating America, Happy Monday, Happy Historic Monday, and welcome

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Speaker 1: to the latest edition of Justin News, No Noise. I'm

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Speaker 1: your host, John Solomon, reporting to you, as always from

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Speaker 1: the nation's capitol here in Washington, d Ceed.

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Speaker 2: Today, all the news was overseas in the Middle East.

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Speaker 1: I's start with President Trump, who had this hours now

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Speaker 1: on his way back from this historic day in the

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Speaker 1: that could reshape the entire region. We also saw Hamas

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Speaker 1: release all twenty living hostages as the President arrived to Israel,

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Speaker 1: and the Israeli government confirmed that all were in their

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Speaker 1: custody now. That was reciprocated by Israel freezing neary nearly

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Speaker 1: two thousand Palestinian prisoners. The trip also saw President Trump

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Speaker 1: travel on to Israel first and then to Egypt, where

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Speaker 1: he participated in a peace summer with Middle Eastern and

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Speaker 2: Trying to move the ball forward.

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Speaker 1: Today isn't just resting on your laurels and celebrated what's happened.

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Speaker 1: It's about making sure the region will be fully transformed

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Speaker 1: when this deal is done. During stopping is He, the

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Speaker 1: the deal, and he had some pretty poignant things to say.

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Speaker 2: Take a watch.

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Speaker 3: The Gud, who once dwelled among his people in the city,

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Speaker 3: still calls us, in the words of scripture, the turn

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Speaker 3: from evil and do good, to seek peace and pursue it.

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Speaker 3: So he still whispers truth into the hills and knows

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Speaker 3: and valleys of his magnificent creation, and he still writes

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Speaker 2: Well. And then right after that he went to Egypt.

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Speaker 1: The President celebrated the nations around the world were coming together,

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Speaker 1: making clear that this deal was made possible by a

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Speaker 3: Take a watch today, For the first time anyone can remember,

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Speaker 3: we have a once in a lifetime chance to put

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Speaker 3: the old feuds and bitter hatreds behind us. And that's

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Speaker 3: why so many people in this room. They didn't get along,

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Speaker 3: some did, some didn't, but they're getting along now. This

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Speaker 3: the Middle East crisis has brought people together as opposed

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 1: Pretty amazing stuff and a lot of history to watch

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Speaker 1: over the next few days. Also some overtures to Iran

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Speaker 1: and Russia today. If they want to get peace, now's

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Speaker 1: the time to jump in. President Trump vinted, we'll have

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Speaker 1: a lot on this all throughout the show tonight, quickly

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Speaker 1: turning our attention back here to the United States, where

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Speaker 1: a legal watchdog that works for Just the News is

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Speaker 1: discredited Russia collusion probe. The Southeastern Legal found which represented

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Speaker 1: Southeastern Legal Foundation saying that they were deeply concerned that

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Speaker 1: we could have learned a lot earlier that Russia collusion

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Speaker 1: soon announce an investigation into our concerns. Man, A good

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Speaker 1: time to turn things over to you. Amazing day all around, lots.

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Speaker 4: Of news, absolutely incredible, and I think is surprising some

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Speaker 4: there with some more news on the government shutdown, because

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Speaker 4: all signs are pointing to it continuing for quite a while,

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Speaker 4: and it's on could possibly become the longest shutdown in

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Speaker 5: A Speaker of the.

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Speaker 6: He explains why his consultants and his pollsters have told

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Speaker 6: him it needs to show a fight to President Trump,

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Speaker 6: even if it means hurting millions of American families. So

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Speaker 6: that is exactly what Chuck Schumer is doing. He's determined

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Speaker 6: And make no mistake, this is bigger than Chuck Schumer.

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Speaker 4: The current record for the longest government shutdown is thirty

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Speaker 4: four days, that occurred during President Trump's first term back

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Speaker 4: in twenty nineteen, and we're currently on day thirteen of

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Speaker 4: this one. The next vote to end the shutdown is

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Speaker 4: our first guest of the evening tonight, I want to

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Speaker 4: highlight one more thing about that historic peace agreement in

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Speaker 5: Today.

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Speaker 4: President Trump is getting credit, as I said earlier, from

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Speaker 4: many people across the globe, including world leaders, but he's

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Speaker 5: People that you might not expect.

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Speaker 4: That would be the American media and even some former

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Speaker 7: Take a look this achievement, and it is a significant

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Speaker 7: achievement would not have happened without the United States leadership.

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Speaker 7: President Trump deserves a lot of credit for bringing the

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Speaker 4: Panetta has traditionally been a pretty straight shooter, so I'm

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Speaker 1: And just think if Jack Smith had succeeded, succeeded Trump

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Speaker 2: Chance to run or win, how the world might be today.

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Speaker 2: It's really a remarkable moment. All right.

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Speaker 1: We're very lucky to kick off the show tonight with

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Speaker 1: I'd like to just start off today thinking about just

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Speaker 9: Well, I think it's really says the strength of the

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Speaker 9: And look, President Trump, I think truly the only person

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Speaker 9: that could have brought it in for a landing. He's

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Speaker 4: Absolutely well in Congressman as I'm seeing reactions from people

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Speaker 4: who don't typically talk about this kind of thing, Folks

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Speaker 9: Don't you think absolutely Well, Look, you're talking talking about

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Speaker 9: when you're a career politician, you just don't have that

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Speaker 9: and fun and that's what this guy does. He disarms

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Speaker 2: Leaning in on the next peace mission.

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Speaker 1: Specifically sending over very strong overture to Iran and Russia

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Speaker 2: Time to lean in and join the world community.

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Speaker 1: How important was it for the president to do that

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Speaker 9: Well, that's what I tell you. What I appreciate about

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Speaker 9: this president. It's he doesn't stop working. A good friend

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Speaker 9: the work ethic of this president. He says, the guy

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Speaker 9: It's just a different refreshing day in White House.

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Speaker 8: And I'll tell you this.

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Speaker 9: I'm new in Congress, and I like fixing people's problems.

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Speaker 9: The one thing I can tell you when you can

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Speaker 8: Name it, they fix problems.

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Speaker 9: They like to get things done, and they don't like

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Speaker 8: That serves.

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Speaker 5: Great point, Congressman.

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Speaker 4: One of my favorite books that talks about the evolution

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Speaker 4: about the business of war. And that's something that you

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Speaker 4: highlighted in a statement that you put out as well,

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Speaker 4: talking about these nonprofits of folks like Hillary Clinton, Bill

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Speaker 5: Course as well.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but Barack Obama, who technically have made money off

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Speaker 4: of not ending these wars, by continuing these wars, press

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Speaker 9: Well, I think these non for profits they should be

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Speaker 9: struck from tax code and they should be caught non

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so important.

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Speaker 9: Well, unfortunately, I don't think the Democrats are feeling any pain.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, sir, I want to ask you.

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Speaker 4: We are coming up on America's two fifty next year.

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Speaker 9: Oh gosh, you know, the parades would have been turned

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Speaker 8: Of the Department Defense, Department of Wars.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely, you know, it's time to bring respect back to

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Speaker 8: It's a good shakeup, you know. But you need to communicate.

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Speaker 9: But for the last four years, we had an auto

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Speaker 8: But as of today, today's a day of history.

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Speaker 9: And this is you know, it is ominous that we

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Speaker 2: Yeah, sir, I'm just before we're to let you go.

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Speaker 1: I've been watching social media since you mentioned the idea

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Speaker 9: You'd start with, you know, I'll pick fights with a

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Speaker 8: Why does that exist?

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Speaker 9: I would start with every every skybox in every stadium

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Speaker 2: Common sense.

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Speaker 1: What a great idea that's up again every time you

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Speaker 1: have it in the show, sir, What a great holna

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Speaker 1: to have you anyay, thanks so much for joining us.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 4: Today has been an incredibly historic day for the Middle

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Speaker 4: East and for the globe, with President Trump leading the

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Speaker 4: So what's next for the region and can the piece last?

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Speaker 4: Joining us to examine all.

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Speaker 5: Of that as well as much more.

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Speaker 4: Vice President of the Lexington Institute and national security analyst

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Speaker 4: Rebecca Grant, Rebecca, great to have you with us tonight.

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Speaker 10: Great to talk with you on this historic day.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, you know, I hate to be a set but

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Speaker 4: why didn't I get it done? Why was it so

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Speaker 10: Well, as Trump himself said, sometimes the best deals come

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Speaker 10: Trump managed to use US military power and then to

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Speaker 10: military forces who defended Israel against two Iranian strikes back

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Speaker 11: And then all the deployment.

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Speaker 10: You know, we usually had thirty forty thousand US forces

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Speaker 11: Forces come into that region. The US is really good.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty remarkable. All right, let's talk about what comes next.

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Speaker 1: Is obviously a twenty step plan, so we know what's

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Speaker 1: What does the gaza rebuilding look like? And does this

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Speaker 2: Could you kind of referee those three big ones?

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Speaker 10: And then really the economic redevelopment we saw it months

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Speaker 10: Factor for Ambassador Whitcoff to make sure that now you

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Speaker 4: And you mentioned some of these other players, obviously, folks

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Speaker 10: I think Trump's praise of him is out of deep

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Speaker 10: gratitude and deep respect for the fantastic job he's doing.

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Speaker 10: Same goes for General Dan Caine, the sheener of the joints,

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Speaker 10: shoos the staff, a little bit of an unknown and

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Speaker 10: dark horse who had retired and who has now stepped

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Speaker 10: up to have clearly the full confidence of the President

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Speaker 10: and an incredibly adroit master of American military power in

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Speaker 10: his advisory role.

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Speaker 11: So those two just really doing super job.

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Speaker 1: There were several moments today where President Trump leaned and

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Speaker 1: I think to the next potential piece deals, saying, hey,

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Speaker 1: it's trying to put old feuds aside, that we're always

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Speaker 1: open for a conversation about world peace. Clearly, iron you

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Speaker 1: mentioned my name Russia was probably by inference. Was that intentional?

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Speaker 1: And does he intend to ride the momentum of this

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Speaker 1: to other deals?

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Speaker 11: He'd love to.

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Speaker 10: It may take some time with Iran, but we know

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Speaker 10: that President Positionkin in Iran is really would like to talk.

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Speaker 10: It's just that mean old Ayahtola who was holding it up.

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Speaker 10: Trump could not have been more forward leaning, and he says,

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Speaker 10: you know, he thinks Iran is tired of all this.

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Speaker 10: Of course, Iran has terrible economic problems, and I suspect,

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Speaker 10: you know, Trump is maybe seeing a little intel that

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Speaker 10: we aren't going to see that shows that Iran has

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Speaker 10: really exhausted themselves. They are not able to run their

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Speaker 10: terror proxies like they once did. That is great for

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Speaker 10: the region, and there's all that tremendous economic opportunity. So

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Speaker 10: he more than extended an olive branch to Iran, I think,

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Speaker 10: and this is.

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Speaker 11: Consistent with his first administration too.

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Speaker 10: He's ready to talk to Iran anytime that they're serious

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Speaker 10: about it.

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Speaker 4: We'll see true, Rebecca, It's hard to ever consider our

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Speaker 4: relationship with China on solid ground, but it got increasingly

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Speaker 4: more dicey recently when China announced that they were reconsidering

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Speaker 4: what their exports and supply of critical minerals to the

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Speaker 4: rest of the world is going to look like. President

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Speaker 4: Trump reacted punitively with increased tariffs.

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Speaker 5: Tell us about that. Are you worried about that situation?

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Speaker 10: H yes, he did, because we went through this in

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Speaker 10: MA and they backed off so that taruffe hundred percent

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Speaker 10: won't go in effect until November first. And Scott Bessant,

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Speaker 10: another superstar, says he thinks that that, you know, China

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Speaker 10: may have some time to work it out here, but

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Speaker 10: China had already tried to put this restriction and it

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Speaker 10: really affects manufacturing all along.

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Speaker 11: So we've got to get that changed. And hey, it

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Speaker 11: is high time.

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Speaker 10: I mean, heck, what happened to those tariffs on account

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Speaker 10: of China's ongoing support for Ukraine. So you know this

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Speaker 10: is part of the new global order. If you're not

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Speaker 10: behaving well, Trump will tear aff you.

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Speaker 11: I love it.

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Speaker 4: It's absolutely just cut and dry. Rebecca Grant, national security

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Speaker 4: analysts and vice president over at the Lexington and said,

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Speaker 4: You'd always great to have you here, especially.

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Speaker 5: On a historic daylight today.

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Speaker 11: Thanks so much.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely all right, everybody, coming up, We're going to discuss

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Speaker 4: Antifa and why they seem to be getting a pass

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Speaker 4: from law enforcement in Portland, especially with.

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Speaker 5: Other areas as well. More details on the other side

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Speaker 5: of this break.

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Speaker 1: That With so many people celebrating a more secure world today,

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Speaker 1: I thought we talked a little bit about a threat

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Speaker 1: on our own sorrow, Antifa. Over the weekend, I noticed

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Speaker 1: a significant storyline emerging out of the Democrats and their

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Speaker 1: friends in the establishment media that Antifa is not a

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Speaker 1: real thing.

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Speaker 2: It's a fig man. Don't believe it.

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Speaker 1: That's why the President has already been able to designate

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Speaker 1: it a domestic terrorism organization.

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Speaker 2: I thought we'd bring in someone.

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Speaker 1: Who really understands the group well and also some of

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Speaker 1: the Blue City's failures to counter and he's the CEO

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Speaker 1: of the Center for American Liberty.

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Speaker 2: Our good friend, Mark trimpmell Mark. Good to have you

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Speaker 2: on the show.

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Speaker 12: John, Amanda, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: All right, I want you to take on this myth

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Speaker 1: that the media and the Democrats, particularly this week, and

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Speaker 1: they were working it pretty hard. Is Antifa a group

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Speaker 1: or is it some of morphous mythological idea of conservatives.

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Speaker 13: Well, it's certainly not the latter. It's definitely an organization.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 13: I think several years ago President Biden described Antifa as

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Speaker 13: merely an ideology, and that.

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Speaker 12: Was partially true.

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Speaker 13: But it's an ideology with legs, and so you see

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Speaker 13: it present itself, perhaps a little bit differently in different

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Speaker 13: areas of the world.

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Speaker 12: It's anarchists at its core.

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Speaker 13: In American cities, we see it primarily in places like Portland,

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Speaker 13: cities that are really run by far left legislators and

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Speaker 13: executive officers. And we see this lie right over the

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Speaker 13: weekend you referenced in a moment ago. You see this

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Speaker 13: lie that Antifa doesn't really exist, and that's because it

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Speaker 13: doesn't fit into a very convenient political narrative.

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Speaker 12: You and I both know that it does exist.

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Speaker 13: Through our work at the Center for American Liberty. I

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Speaker 13: represent a independent journalist Andy know who can tell you

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Speaker 13: firsthand how Antifa.

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Speaker 12: Really does exist. It was back in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 13: Andy was brutally assaulted by Antifa not once, but twice,

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Speaker 13: and as a result of that, we actually had to

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Speaker 13: step in and file lawsuits because the city, being run

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Speaker 13: by leftists, decided to do nothing to defend Andy as

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Speaker 13: a victim. Right so, there's no incentive in places like

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Speaker 13: Portland for the police officers on duty to arrest members

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Speaker 13: of Antifa for their lawless, violent chaotic behavior. If prosecutors

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Speaker 13: are just going to no pross the case, if they're

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Speaker 13: just going to dismiss the case and they're not actually

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Speaker 13: going to take them to trial and hold them accountable.

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Speaker 13: That leaves organizations like ours then and private individuals like

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Speaker 13: Andy to file lawsuits in civil court. We've been fighting

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Speaker 13: this for five years now. We have judgments against several

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Speaker 13: members of Antifa, and now we're actually seeking enforcement through

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Speaker 13: the courts against these individuals to hold them accountable. But

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Speaker 13: the lie that Antifa doesn't exist is just political propaganda

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Speaker 13: at its core.

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Speaker 4: Mark John is still upset with me because he's never

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Speaker 4: going to be able.

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Speaker 5: To get the image out of his head. I guess

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Speaker 5: it's a newdest.

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Speaker 4: March protesting ICE in Portland, and it's absolutely absurd.

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Speaker 5: But my concern about this is.

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Speaker 4: Like, Okay, we're either subjected to these violent protests or

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Speaker 4: we're subjected to their naked bodies.

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Speaker 5: But regardless, it's getting attention. Is it the right kind

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Speaker 5: of attention though, because it seems to.

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Speaker 4: Me that they are doing this, you know, I don't

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Speaker 4: know what sane folks in the United States are gravitating

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Speaker 4: towards naked people on bikes fighting against ice.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a wild development. Right, if you like it,

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Speaker 13: you're probably in the wrong. You're absolutely in the wrong.

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Speaker 13: I think it's shocking to see what's going on. I mean,

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Speaker 13: it's it's in places like Portland where this is happening.

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Speaker 13: They should be arresting these people for in decent exposure.

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Speaker 13: There are children on these sidewalks and parents that are

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Speaker 13: taking their kids to these types of events and exposing

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Speaker 13: them to this type of just horrific behavior. I mean,

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Speaker 13: they should have their heads checked because it's absolutely abhorrent

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Speaker 13: these folks should be who are taking their clothes off

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Speaker 13: in this manner and streets to protest. I understand that

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Speaker 13: there is something expressive here However, the law doesn't allow

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Speaker 13: them to ex expose their genitalia in the public streets.

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Speaker 13: They should absolutely be arrested. This is in decent exposure

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Speaker 13: and it's wrong.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so you've said something important in your efforts to

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Speaker 1: protect and you know you've been able to identify actual

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Speaker 1: members of Antifa begin the enforcement proceedings. President Trump now

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Speaker 1: has made a domestic terrorism organization designation for Antifa, and

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Speaker 1: he's hinted and Seb Gorka came on the show and

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Speaker 1: strongly hinted that that's going to be upgraded to an

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Speaker 1: international terrorism organization designation. What does that do in the

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Speaker 1: fight against Antifa? How can the Trump administration leverage that

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Speaker 1: should they make that conclusion?

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Speaker 13: Well, I think it's a really positive move forward because

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Speaker 13: what the President is doing is he is giving directives

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Speaker 13: to federal agencies to investigate, to uh disrupt, and to

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Speaker 13: dismantle Antifa as a lawless anarchist or organization. And that's

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Speaker 13: really important because one of the one of the targets

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Speaker 13: of Antifa are a free press. So if you're going

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Speaker 13: to report on the truth for what Antifa is doing,

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Speaker 13: they're going to expose Antifa for what they're doing, you know,

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Speaker 13: in the in the shadows, right, if you're going to

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Speaker 13: bring that into the light, then you're an enemy of Antifa.

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Speaker 12: And so this is this is this is very good.

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Speaker 13: You know, I would actually say it's not just very good,

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Speaker 13: it's it's great.

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Speaker 12: It's a great move by this president.

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Speaker 13: It's one that you know, if you believe in the

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Speaker 13: First Amendment, whether you're a classical liberal or a conservative,

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Speaker 13: any president should have done this before. And so it's

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Speaker 13: a really I'm really encouraged that President Trump is taking

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Speaker 13: such a such a stance today to hold Antifa accountable.

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Speaker 13: And I think at the end of the day, if

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Speaker 13: the American people have a clearer window as to what

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Speaker 13: Antifa is actually about, and they can they can actually

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Speaker 13: understand for themselves make their own decisions for what's really

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Speaker 13: going on, I think we're gonna have a lot more

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Speaker 13: peace in our streets.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Mark, there seems to be a fair amount of

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Speaker 4: overlap between the antifa crowd and the trans crowd.

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Speaker 5: Are you finding that to be true?

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Speaker 11: And why is that very much?

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Speaker 2: So?

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Speaker 13: You know, my my client Andy calls this trantifa. I

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Speaker 13: didn't create I didn't coin the phrase, but I think

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Speaker 13: there's a lot of truth to it, and I think

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Speaker 13: what's happening here is there's there's vulnerable populations of people,

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Speaker 13: and that vulnerable population is being targeted by uh, these

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Speaker 13: these leaders of Antifa, and they're being radicalized. And so

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Speaker 13: one of the things that I'm really concerned about is

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Speaker 13: this this pipeline from the classroom to the operating room,

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Speaker 13: transitioning kids and doing all of this with out print

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Speaker 13: of notification and consent. It's really a radicalization pipeline. And

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Speaker 13: so this reality that there's a huge overlap in ideologies

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Speaker 13: and it's really you know, we we we mentioned a

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Speaker 13: moment ago that Antifa is intrinsically at its core anarchists.

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Speaker 13: It's this idea that anything is traditional has to be wrong,

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Speaker 13: and so they're going to you know, attack it with

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Speaker 13: everything they have. And the reality is they have a

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Speaker 13: lot right, they have a lot of funding. There there

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Speaker 13: are nonprofits that are raising money for legal defense for

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Speaker 13: members of Antifa. We file lawsuits against individual members of Antifa,

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Speaker 13: and the kind of the the criticism when we when

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Speaker 13: we file those lawsuits was well, you know, these people

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Speaker 13: are just uh, you know, part time barista is living

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Speaker 13: in their parents' basements, The reality is that there are

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Speaker 13: there are nonprofits who are raising money to to pay

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Speaker 13: for their anarchist behavior. There's nonprofits that are that are

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Speaker 13: paying for the lawyers to defend them. And then there's

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Speaker 13: even there's even lawyers who are being paid to you know,

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Speaker 13: Doc's journalists who are reporting, perhaps under anonymity, for what's

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Speaker 13: really happening. And so it's a it's an enormous problem,

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Speaker 13: and this president is taking the right steps to correct it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's an important moment to self correct this before

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Speaker 1: this ideology spreads any further among our young folks. Mark,

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Speaker 1: what a great honor to have you on the show.

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Speaker 1: Congrats and all the work your group is doing.

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Speaker 2: We'll be sure to get you back on real soon.

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Speaker 12: Thanks, thanks so much.

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Speaker 2: All right, folks, quick break around the corner.

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Speaker 1: When we come back, Doctor Jonathan greenbergs are Yeah, if

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Speaker 1: you're snoring keeping your partner up in bed, we got.

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Speaker 2: A solution for you. Going to want to see it next.

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Speaker 4: But up to the messages, Welcome back everybody. In the

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Speaker 4: spirit of Halloween, it's spooky season. It's October or two

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Speaker 4: weeks in, so we are talking about real life horror stories,

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Speaker 4: but not the kind with ghosts and ghouls and goblins

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Speaker 4: and things like that. We're talking about sleep horror stories,

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Speaker 4: the kind that leaves couples exhausted and frustrated and even

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Speaker 4: sleeping in separate rooms sometimes. So joining us now to

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Speaker 4: discuss how we can all get better sleep. As the

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Speaker 4: founder and inventor of ZIPA biomedical engineer and renowned sleep expert,

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Speaker 4: doctor Jonathan Greenberg, Doctor Greenberg, thanks so much for being

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Speaker 4: back with us.

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Speaker 12: It's great to be here.

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Speaker 14: Aman to John, it's you know, the whole goal of

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Speaker 14: getting people with better sleep. And you know, as you

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Speaker 14: talk about horror stories, you know we don't think necessarily

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Speaker 14: of snoring in horror, but there are some pretty ugly

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Speaker 14: situations that occur.

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Speaker 12: Just give you a couple of examples.

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Speaker 14: One of my patients, a short, petite woman who you

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Speaker 14: would not think snores, lives in a very large, five

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Speaker 14: thousand square foot five bedroom home. She snois so loud

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Speaker 14: that they put him in the meads room down at

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Speaker 14: the other end of the house and still nobody can

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Speaker 14: get any sleep. So she came to see me to

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Speaker 14: get that fixed. So incredible, and this really gets heartfelt

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Speaker 14: because patient came in he said his wife who had

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Speaker 14: recently passed it at cancer and she had cancer for

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Speaker 14: a few years and because of his snoring, she was

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Speaker 14: sleeping in a separate bedroom. And they've been married for

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Speaker 14: thirty years. And he said, you know, she was the

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Speaker 14: love of my life, but the last few years it

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Speaker 14: wasn't the cancer, it was her sleeping in the separate

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Speaker 14: bedroom where they fell almost out of love.

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Speaker 8: They were like.

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Speaker 14: More business partners, but they that love, that romance was gone.

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Speaker 14: And so he came to see me because he found

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Speaker 14: and he had a new love in his life. And

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Speaker 14: he said, there is no way, Doc, I'm going to

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Speaker 14: be in a separate bedroom than her.

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Speaker 8: You have to help me with my snoring.

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Speaker 14: And yeah, we were able to get that taken care

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Speaker 14: for him, and wonderful story to that, but it really

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Speaker 14: gets into the impact of how significant snoring, how significant

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Speaker 14: that is on a relationship and the impact that has.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, we kind of joke about the Lucy

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Speaker 4: Dosy sleep model when it comes to being in separate beds,

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Speaker 4: but it's really devastating when it affects your marriage.

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Speaker 5: It also affects the rest of your.

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Speaker 4: Day because you can wake up in the morning having

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Speaker 4: a creddy sleep. And obviously your morning is not going

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Speaker 4: to go well, but it extends all the way into

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Speaker 4: the evening and it doesn't stop until you get good sleep, right, yeah.

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Speaker 14: And it's about that quality sleep. If you are not

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Speaker 14: you know, and we all know when we don't wake

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Speaker 14: up well, uh, you know we're being woken up the snoring.

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Speaker 14: And you know what I've spoken about before, secondhand snoring.

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Speaker 14: You know, it's the bed partner who is suffering as much,

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Speaker 14: if not more so, than the person who's snoring. And

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Speaker 14: so when people look at the ZEPA mouthpiece, they go,

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Speaker 14: you know, can I get results in one night?

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Speaker 8: Is this possible?

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Speaker 14: And you know, my message really is are you ready

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Speaker 14: to actually stop snoring? If you're not ready to commit

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Speaker 14: to this, then it's not the right time. But if

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Speaker 14: you truly are ready, then ZEPA does have the answer.

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Speaker 14: And whether it's the first night or the seventh night,

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Speaker 14: you'll get there.

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Speaker 8: But it's that commitment.

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Speaker 14: We did a clinical trial with over six hundred patients

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Speaker 14: to see how well it actually worked, and it worked

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Speaker 14: for ninety one out of one hundred patients.

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Speaker 8: So we know it's going to work.

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Speaker 12: It just it's the commitment that you.

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Speaker 14: Wanted to work and if you really are serious about it,

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Speaker 14: it will work for you.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so remarkable, and I think a lot of

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Speaker 1: people start thinking about this the seapath and you're like, ah,

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Speaker 1: the seapath or surgery.

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Speaker 2: This is so simple.

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Speaker 1: It's just basically putting a seatbelt on your tongue while

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Speaker 1: you're sleeping so it doesn't contribute to a blockage of

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Speaker 1: the airway.

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Speaker 2: How did you come up with that?

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Speaker 1: I mean, you're a world renowned seatp expert, but when

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Speaker 1: did you realize that the time was a big major

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Speaker 1: part of this interruption?

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Speaker 14: John, That's a great question. You know, I did a

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Speaker 14: strange thing as a doctor. I actually listened to my patients.

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Speaker 12: So yeah, so we feel like the doctor never listened

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Speaker 12: to us.

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Speaker 14: And all the patients told me when I'm on my back,

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Speaker 14: I snore more. If I drink alcohol, I snore more.

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Speaker 14: And I really I looked at this and I saw

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Speaker 14: that people. You know, when you're on your back, anatomically,

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Speaker 14: the only reason you're going to snore more with snore

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Speaker 14: when you do is because of the tongue and nothing

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Speaker 14: that was out there. All the other mouthpiece has just

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Speaker 14: brought your jaw forward, but that doesn't directly address the tongue.

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Speaker 14: So we needed to do that, and that's what my

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Speaker 14: patents were on. It's the seatbelt for the tongue, the

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Speaker 14: elastic band that goes across so effective. And now we've

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Speaker 14: combined it with the mouth tape, and together the mouth tape,

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Speaker 14: which we're giving a thirty day supply for included for

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Speaker 14: free to you know, to your audience, because we want

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Speaker 14: the best for them. We don't want them to be

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Speaker 14: taking a shortcut in a sense of not getting the

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Speaker 14: full most, the best benefit possible. We want them to

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Speaker 14: get that best benefit, so we're including that mouth tape

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Speaker 14: for free as well.

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Speaker 4: So it's kind of a comparion deal there because it

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Speaker 4: works best with both of the things, right.

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Speaker 14: It does, and some people find the mouthpiece is better,

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Speaker 14: some people find the mouth tape is better, and some

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Speaker 14: people like them both together, and that's obviously the ideal situation,

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Speaker 14: but it will work either of the ways. Now we

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Speaker 14: also have something pretty cool for Halloween. We have a

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Speaker 14: ghost mouthpiece which actually flows in the dark and so

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Speaker 14: you can you open your mouth in the middle of

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Speaker 14: the night. You know, it's your own night light that

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Speaker 14: you could if you have to go to the rest

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Speaker 14: river something, so it's kind of fun. There's only a

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Speaker 14: limited yeah, there's a limited supply of that. And then

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Speaker 14: the other thing for anybody who's sitting on the fence.

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Speaker 14: You know, we offer a ninety one day warranty, which

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Speaker 14: is virtually unheard of in any kind of consumer product.

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Speaker 14: And the reason we do this is because we know

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Speaker 14: it is going to work. We are here to support

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Speaker 14: everybody to get great sleep, quiet, silent sleep, quality sleep

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Speaker 14: so when you wake up, you're feeling refreshed, and we

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Speaker 14: know we can do that for everybody, and so that's

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Speaker 14: why we have this ninety one day warranty that we

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Speaker 14: give them, so if somebody's on the fence, there's no

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Speaker 14: need to be just get it now.

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Speaker 8: Now's the time.

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Speaker 2: I love it.

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Speaker 4: I love it so much, Doctor Jonathan Greenberg, thank you

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Speaker 4: so much for being with us tonight and to our

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Speaker 4: awesome audience.

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Speaker 5: If you want to get a ZEPA, I encourage you

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Speaker 5: to do that. To visit zepa dot com.

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Speaker 4: That's z y ppah dot com and you can get

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Speaker 4: that glow in the dark ZEPA mouthpiece.

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Speaker 5: Before it runs out.

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Speaker 4: Remember visit zepa dot com and use the code tired

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Speaker 4: or text the word tired.

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Speaker 5: That's t I r E ed to five eleven five eleven.

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Speaker 5: You're going to get fifteen percent off and free shipping.

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Speaker 5: All right, everybody.

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Speaker 4: After the break, we're going to have one of the

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Speaker 4: candidates for governor of California, Sheriff Chad Bianco, is going

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Speaker 4: to be here to discuss how that state can possibly

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Speaker 4: be fixed.

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Speaker 15: We'll be back on the other side.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 4: In our final segment of the night, let's end the

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Speaker 4: show tonight by talking about my other home state of California,

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Speaker 4: because it seems the Democrats really really want to highlight

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Speaker 4: California as an.

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Speaker 5: Example of their leadership.

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Speaker 4: Governor Gavin Newsom sceness to be the front runner on

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Speaker 4: the Democrat side for president, for example, But is California

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Speaker 4: governance really a good example for.

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Speaker 5: Democrats to be pushing. So joining us now as.

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Speaker 4: Someone who knows a lot about this topic because he

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Speaker 4: deals with it every day. He's the Riverside County Sheriff,

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Speaker 4: Chad Bianco, and he's also running for governor of California.

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Speaker 5: Sheriff Fianco, thanks for being.

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Speaker 16: With us, absolutely I'm happy to.

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Speaker 5: Be here, sir.

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Speaker 4: Decades of bad governance up in Sacramento. How can you

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Speaker 4: possibly unravel it?

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Speaker 16: Well, I think it's going to be easier than everyone thinks.

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Speaker 16: I think for this election is going to be a

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Speaker 16: referendum on California. We saw it about a year and

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Speaker 16: a half ago last year with Prop thirty, and this

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Speaker 16: is going to be a little bit bigger of a topper,

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Speaker 16: icing on the cake, if you will. And I think

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Speaker 16: that the far left, the far left agenda, everyone is

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Speaker 16: sick of it. I have a feeling that even a

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Speaker 16: lot of the Democrats are sick of it. So getting

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Speaker 16: back to what government is supposed to be I don't

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Speaker 16: think is going to be that big a deal. We

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Speaker 16: just need the leader there that's capable of making it happen.

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Speaker 1: It's fun to watch your campaign because you're very optimistic

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Speaker 1: and you have very subsetve policies, but you're optimistic about

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Speaker 1: the future of California. The Democrats have an anger issue

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Speaker 1: right now, whether it's Katie Porter on tape, or the

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Speaker 1: Antifa or all the people that they're defending every day.

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Speaker 1: They seem angry, they seem hateful, they seem spiteful, is

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Speaker 1: this a moment where their brand erupts for them?

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Speaker 16: I think it is, and this has been going on

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Speaker 16: for a while, that the whole anger issue, the entire

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Speaker 16: emotion issue, has completely overcome the Democrat Party. There there's

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Speaker 16: no reason anymore. There's no thoughtful process, there's no articulation

883
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Speaker 16: of anything, of facts or what you're doing right or

884
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Speaker 16: anything like that. It's just all emotion. And I think

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Speaker 16: that when you run the course of the emotion, all

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Speaker 16: you have left.

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Speaker 11: They're just frustrated.

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Speaker 16: They're angry, they're mad at President Trump, they're mad at success,

889
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Speaker 16: and that's manifesting itself and that's what we see. So

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Speaker 16: I think that they they've made their own party a

891
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Speaker 16: place that isn't defensible anymore and they're just frustrated. And

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Speaker 16: we are going to see this more so, not just

893
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Speaker 16: from Katie Porter.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you're right, And I want to ask

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Speaker 4: you about this California brand of Democrat doubling down. And

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Speaker 4: by that, I mean the Trump administration is suing La

897
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Speaker 4: County because of all of the blockades that they have

898
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Speaker 4: put up for people to obtain ccw's. At the same time,

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Speaker 4: you've got Gavin Newsom who just signed into law a

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Speaker 4: glock band. They're doubling down on the things that are very,

901
00:45:51,440 --> 00:45:54,160
Speaker 4: very unpopular and frankly counter to the Constitution.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, it certainly is. They've shown, especially Gavin Newsom, the

903
00:45:58,440 --> 00:46:03,040
Speaker 16: Democrat Party, has shown that they have really a hatred

904
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Speaker 16: for our constitution. They don't like free speech, they don't

905
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Speaker 16: like the Second Amendment. It's an odd place. And when

906
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Speaker 16: you say double down, it's I think that's what we're

907
00:46:12,840 --> 00:46:14,839
Speaker 16: all getting tired of. The double down, the triple down,

908
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Speaker 16: the quadruple down, especially with gun rights in the Second Amendment.

909
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Speaker 16: Law abiding residents don't commit crime, that's the bottom line.

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Speaker 16: And we have an attorney general, a governor, and a

911
00:46:26,360 --> 00:46:30,840
Speaker 16: Democrat Party that believes that no one in California should

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Speaker 16: be able to have concealed weapons permits that you should

913
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Speaker 16: be able to own guns. They're outlying guns. It's just

914
00:46:37,360 --> 00:46:42,640
Speaker 16: a crazy time. At the same time, they refuse to

915
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Speaker 16: add on the enhancements for criminals that commit crimes with guns,

916
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Speaker 16: and they take them away. They're making it their legislation

917
00:46:51,680 --> 00:46:54,200
Speaker 16: to take it away. It's a bizarre place that they

918
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Speaker 16: find themselves in.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the incregruities are jaw dropping some days.

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Speaker 2: So Jever.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk a little bit about the difference

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Speaker 1: that you have in a vision and how government plays

923
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Speaker 1: a role making our lives better and how it stays

924
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Speaker 1: out of it when it intrudes on our liberty. There's

925
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Speaker 1: a brand new water preservation sort of approach that Gavinusim

926
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Speaker 1: of the Democrats and the legislators have. I've heard a

927
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Speaker 1: lot of people say they're very concerned about what this

928
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Speaker 1: means for just everyday freedom and our homes. Talk a

929
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Speaker 1: little bit about what this does and that sort of

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Speaker 1: the vision you have that's very different from Democrats.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, it's extremely different.

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Speaker 5: It's night and day.

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Speaker 16: One believes that we should be responsible for ourselves and

934
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Speaker 16: we should be able to make anything that we want

935
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Speaker 16: for ourselves, and the other one, their side, believes that

936
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Speaker 16: government should tell us what we get and we should

937
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Speaker 16: be happy with what government tells us we can have.

938
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Speaker 16: The thing that we have to realize is the issue

939
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Speaker 16: with water has been going on in California for a

940
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Speaker 16: long long time, and it's about government control. If you

941
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Speaker 16: can control the water, you control the food, you control

942
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Speaker 16: the people. And that's what they believe. That is exactly

943
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Speaker 16: opposite of what I believe. I think government should get

944
00:47:59,640 --> 00:48:02,160
Speaker 16: out of our way, get out of our lives. With

945
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Speaker 16: the exception of the whole water issue is water is

946
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Speaker 16: an infrastructure issue that government is supposed to be responsible for,

947
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Speaker 16: and we are supposed to be making sure that our residents,

948
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Speaker 16: our farming community, our rag community has the water that

949
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Speaker 16: we need. California has it, but we are doing a

950
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Speaker 16: great mismanagement job of making sure that our farmers do

951
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Speaker 16: not get access to it. And that's going to change

952
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Speaker 16: with me as the governor. We will have plenty of

953
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Speaker 16: reservoirs built in this state to make sure that we

954
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Speaker 16: have all of the water stored, and then we're replenishing

955
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Speaker 16: our farms making sure that the groundwater comes back up.

956
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Speaker 16: It's not rocket science. I don't have to reinvent the wheel.

957
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Speaker 16: We have plenty of examples of how to do it

958
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Speaker 16: right and it's opposite of California government.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, sir, just quickly, we got thirty seconds left. You

960
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Speaker 4: are a law and order type guy. If you look

961
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Speaker 4: at the protests, the ice protests in Los Angeles, people

962
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Speaker 4: would think that California is way off in looney pasture.

963
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Speaker 4: But I feel like the people of California are yearning

964
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Speaker 4: for law in order to return to their land.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, there's only certain places in California that are that

966
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Speaker 16: are still off in looney land, and then we see

967
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Speaker 16: them on TV. The majority of Californians, I think, are

968
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Speaker 16: over it. We're tired of it. We took as much

969
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Speaker 16: as we could possibly take, and we're ready to rescue

970
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Speaker 16: our state, bring back the California dream, save this beautiful

971
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Speaker 16: state and in turn save the country.

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Speaker 5: Sarah, what's your website? Where can people find you?

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Speaker 11: Absolutely?

974
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Speaker 16: Bianco Forgovernor dot com and Sheriff Chad Bianco on all

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Speaker 16: of the social media.

976
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Speaker 4: Sites, Perfect Sheriff and Canada for California Governor Chad Bianco.

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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for being here, sir.

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Speaker 11: Thank you absolutely.

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Speaker 5: All right, John, that wraps up a very very historic.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, more history tomorrow, absolutely more than Colement is tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: If possibly with.

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Speaker 4: Designation Eventsity, that would be incredible and as we've talked

983
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Speaker 4: to many of our guests, that would make a big

984
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Speaker 4: difference in the way of stomping this out in our country.

985
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Speaker 4: All right, everybody, we hope you have a wonderful evening.

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Speaker 4: Grant since Field that's going to take you through the

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Speaker 4: next hour.

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Speaker 5: In the meantime, great night