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Speaker 1: Indiana Republicans have rejected the Trump backed effort to rig

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Speaker 1: the States congressional map. This is big news, folks. Twenty

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Speaker 1: one Republicans cross party lines to defeat the measure in

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Speaker 1: the Republican controlled state Senate. That's more than half of

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Speaker 2: Idea cooked up, you know, and you know years ago

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Speaker 2: that Donald Trump was going to be all commanding in

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Speaker 2: all power, that there was going to be unitary executive power.

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Speaker 2: You know, they cooked up at Heritage Foundation. It's already

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Speaker 2: fallen apart. And it's fallen apart because that's not the

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Speaker 2: way America works. It's never been the way America works.

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Speaker 2: It's never the way America will work. I mean, you

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Speaker 2: have people in Indiana Republicans who maybe six months ago

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Speaker 2: would have never dared cross Donald Trump or like wait,

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Speaker 2: wait a second, wait wait, people elected us to represent Indiana,

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Speaker 2: not to represent Donald Trump. Nobody was saying that months ago.

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Speaker 3: Let me tell your audience as a fact, Minnesota as

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Speaker 3: it exists now politically, in terms of the people and

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Speaker 3: celebrities and celebrity congress people and so on that are

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Speaker 3: on our TV all the time, is about to face

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Speaker 3: a media or that's going to destroy it. All those

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Speaker 3: people are not going to be some of them won't

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Speaker 3: want to even be in America in a year or two. Really,

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Speaker 3: I promise you.

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Speaker 4: It's so bad.

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Speaker 5: What do you mean, Well, the corruption is so.

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Speaker 3: Bad, the levels of financial melf feasants are so high.

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Speaker 3: Not only was there not vetting, but there was opposite vetting.

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Speaker 3: Let's fine, I'm not letting you into this government before

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Speaker 3: you prove you're more corrupt than me. You know, you

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Speaker 3: have to be at least as corrupt as me if

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Speaker 3: you want to be part of this thing.

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Speaker 5: Okay, otherwise we'll sell each other.

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Speaker 3: So democratic, The damn thing is a criminal gang, which

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Speaker 3: is just the right size. It's big enough to it's

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Speaker 3: big enough to get people's attention, but it's small enough

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Speaker 3: for people to still like see it in a snow globe,

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Speaker 3: how it really works. See, Washington's too freaking big a

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Speaker 3: corrupt enterprise for us to even see one tiny part

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Speaker 3: of it, you know, But this Minnesota thing will allow

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Speaker 3: us to sort of watch in almost a stadium version,

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Speaker 3: how our politics works, and how our people lie, and

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Speaker 3: how the money gets sucked up and how it gets

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Speaker 6: President Trump has signed an executive order limiting state's power

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Speaker 6: to regulate artificial intelligence, creating a national framework to keep

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Speaker 6: the US competitive. The order launches an AI litigation task force,

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Speaker 6: threatens funding cuts for states that mandate altered AI outputs,

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Speaker 6: Supporters say it's key to counter China, while critics call

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Speaker 7: If you look at who he's with at these events,

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Speaker 7: who's probably the biggest beneficiary of his policies, it's the

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Speaker 7: AI companies. There's a certain logic that we do have

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Speaker 7: AI the fastest. But there's another side to this, and

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Speaker 7: which is it's going to have an effect on jobs.

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Speaker 7: If you start to automate things, somebody, at least in

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Speaker 7: the short term, suffers from that. And what you see

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Speaker 7: here is the President David Sachs saying, listen, we need

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Speaker 7: unfettered regulation. We need these companies to be able to

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Speaker 8: In their states.

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Speaker 7: The danger there, and this is the one that really

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Speaker 7: puts them in odds with MAGA, with your Steve Bannons

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Speaker 7: that's the bet if they're wrong and right now, if

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Speaker 7: you looked at AI as a political candidate, it's as

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Speaker 4: First off, will this work?

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Speaker 9: Will President Trump's pardon actually free Tina Peters.

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Speaker 10: Now, this is a lawless act. It's an act of intimidation.

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Speaker 10: It has no basis in American law. Our system of

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Speaker 10: government gives states authority to run their own criminal justice systems.

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Speaker 10: As you noted, there is a trial, there is a

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Speaker 10: All that is happening under the rule of law. This

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Speaker 11: It's ultimately going to be opportunity for a lot of people.

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Speaker 11: But right now people are saying, I'm afraid that it's

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Speaker 11: going to raise my energy electricity bill because of data

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Speaker 5: I'm already seeing.

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Speaker 11: That I'm worried about my job, I'm worried about surveillance.

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Speaker 4: And they don't yet see.

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Speaker 5: Or feel that opportunity.

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Speaker 11: And that's where you get Steve Bannon, a lot of

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Speaker 11: the MAGA hardcore saying the rollo arts are weeding the

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Speaker 11: president astray and that he's going to be in a bad.

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Speaker 5: Place for his base and for a lot of America. America, well,

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Speaker 7: Is basically three pieces. Now, it's to have the have

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Speaker 7: anybody who's heavily invested in AI or building one of

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Speaker 8: Joe was talking about it earlier.

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Speaker 7: That's what's popping up the economy and the S and

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Speaker 7: if you're in the stock market, like Trump is right,

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Speaker 7: the stock market is booming. There's parts of the economy

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Speaker 7: going to be I think the topic of next year.

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Speaker 7: I would pay a lot of attention to this. I

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Speaker 5: This is the primal stream of a dying regie. Pray

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Speaker 5: for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 5: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 9: I know you don't like Gary mad I know you've.

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Speaker 5: Tried to do everything in the world to stop that,

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Speaker 5: but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

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Speaker 7: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 7: big line?

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Speaker 4: Mega Media?

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Speaker 7: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 7: the people had a conscience.

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Speaker 3: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 5: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 5: will be saved.

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Speaker 11: War Room.

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Speaker 4: Here's your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 9: K Back.

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Speaker 5: Friday, twelve December year Earler, twenty twenty five. We're going

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Speaker 5: to get into the Tina Peters pardon and how that

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Speaker 5: plays into the effort behind the scenes to get Tina

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Speaker 5: Peters free and out of prison. Also the let's take

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Speaker 5: it head on the massive lost history in Indianapolis, for

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Speaker 5: not only did we not go nine to ozho, we

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Speaker 5: only got seven to two. So we'll address that what

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Speaker 5: has to happen there to turn that around. But I

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Speaker 5: want to start with artificial intelligence. Mike Davis by phone, Mike,

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Speaker 5: the EO. What the Executive Warder did was set up

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Speaker 5: that you have to have. You're going to have a

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Speaker 5: as we get to do start the hard work, sir.

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Speaker 9: I do think it was a productive first step with

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Speaker 9: this executive order that the tech bros have understood that

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Speaker 9: they can't just get federal preemption and no federal rules

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Speaker 9: of the road, which means federal amnesty. So that THISEO

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Speaker 9: the Article three projects in the war room posse that

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Speaker 9: So that's good.

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Speaker 5: You know, some there are some issues, but hang hang,

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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's correct, And that's a major major wing be is.

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Speaker 9: up fifty signatures, at least fifty signatures from Senate Republicans,

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Speaker 9: including every Senate Judiciary Republican, saying that they will vote

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Speaker 9: to confirm US Attorney US District Court US Marshall nominees

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Speaker 9: who lack blue slips. Right, that that is going to

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Speaker 9: be a very fall order because here's the problem. Too

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Speaker 9: many Senate Republicans do not want to give up their

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Speaker 9: blue slip. So it's but it's a blame Grassley for

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Speaker 9: this is what really pisses me off, because it's not

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Speaker 9: Grassley's faults. It's he doesn't have the votes. If they

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Speaker 9: don't have if you have Senator John Kennedy, for example,

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Speaker 9: or Senator Tom Sillis saying they're going to vote against

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Speaker 9: these nominees who lack blue slips, then Grassley can't get

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Speaker 9: them out of the committee.

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Speaker 5: But by the way, just for the audience, blue slips

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Speaker 5: is the way that senators in their states for US attorney's,

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Speaker 5: US marshals and certain judges can actually override the president's choice. Correct.

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Speaker 9: I hate blue slips. It's a bs under year old

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Speaker 9: bus tradition in the Senate where home state senators get

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Speaker 9: an absolute detO over the president's pink for US Attorney,

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Speaker 9: US District Court, US Marshall. And again, I say this

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Speaker 9: somewhat jokingly, but it's not really a joke. These home

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Speaker 9: state senators do not want to give up the ability

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Speaker 9: to hand select the US attorney who could prosecute them,

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Speaker 9: the US District Court judge who would oversee the trial

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Speaker 9: in the US Marshall who would esport them to prison. Again,

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Speaker 9: I hate blue slips. We need to get rid of them.

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Speaker 9: But if we want to be smart and actually when,

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Speaker 9: we should actually direct our energy to fixing the problem

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Speaker 9: instead of directing our energy to dividing the Republican Party

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Speaker 9: and going after President Trump's most effective Senate ally Check Rassling.

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Speaker 5: You're we get about thirty seconds. You're a traditionalist, but

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Speaker 5: you agree that we got to get rid of the philibuster,

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Speaker 5: and we have to do it now.

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Speaker 9: There's no question we need to get rid of the

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Speaker 9: filibuster for legislation. We got rid of the philibuster for nominations.

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Speaker 9: Now you can get nominees confirmed with you know, fifty

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Speaker 9: one votes or fifty votes in the VP. We need this.

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Speaker 9: We need to do the same thing with legislation. It

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Speaker 9: currently requires fifty votes to pass most legislation. I would

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Speaker 9: say the Senate Republicans don't be stupid here. The next

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Speaker 9: time Democrats control the White House, House and Senates, they

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Speaker 9: are going to new the legislative philibuster. They're going to

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Speaker 9: add states like Puerto Rico, like DC. They're going to

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Speaker 9: pack the Supreme Court. It's going to be good bye

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Speaker 9: America if we if we let that happen, let's beat

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Speaker 9: them to it so they can't control all three rates.

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Speaker 5: The Viceroy, thank you very much. I'll put your social

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Speaker 5: media in article three up. Thank you, Mike Davis.

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Speaker 4: Use your host Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 5: They got this special up to December twenty second. You

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Speaker 5: to Bannon Birch gold dot com slash Bannon. The end

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Speaker 5: the eighth even as we speak. Make sure you check

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Speaker 5: it out today. I'm gonna have an announcement about this

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Speaker 5: at Amfest next week. Also about a physical copy you

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Speaker 5: people like Physical Gold were gonna give you a physical

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Speaker 5: copy of the of the seven free installments the first

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Speaker 5: four years of this, which I think has been very

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Speaker 5: very very helpful and helping you think about capital markets

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Speaker 5: and global economics. We've talked about so just to set

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Speaker 5: the framework this revolt, and that's what it was in

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Speaker 5: Indiana and you're seeing across the nation on these redistricts. Remember,

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Speaker 5: we have to win these redistricting battles. Now, I keep

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Speaker 5: saying we needed net ten. I think to Grass would

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Speaker 5: would agree with me. We were on a roll. And

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Speaker 5: the reason we were on a roll is that this

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Speaker 5: audience and the folks, the grassroots in Texas forced Abbot

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Speaker 5: to actually take action when they didn't want to back

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Speaker 5: in July, to go after those five seats. They should

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Speaker 5: have been eight, but five, and the Supreme Court backed

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Speaker 5: it up. All the people in text, all the writingstexts, Oh,

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Speaker 5: they're not going to that's gonna be thrown. It was not.

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Speaker 8: It was not. It was not.

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Speaker 5: We said that at the beginning. But the Republican establishment

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Speaker 5: is trying to thwart President Trump at every level. So

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Speaker 5: the fight he has is not just with these radical Democrats.

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Speaker 5: Every day you see that, and the hatred coming from

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Speaker 5: the Democrats in the media and the and the established

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Speaker 5: order in this country is something I've never seen before.

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Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know how the guy takes it

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Speaker 5: day in a day out, day in and day out.

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Speaker 5: As it's getting dangerous, right, He's already had, he's already

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Speaker 5: gotten through a couple of assassination attempts. But the bigger

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Speaker 5: fights with the Republican establishment. And you can see this

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Speaker 5: in the Senate, where the establishment still controls the United

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Speaker 5: States Senate. On the Republican side, you don't have any really,

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Speaker 5: the effort on filibuster is not getting traction. Let me

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Speaker 5: be blunt. There's no movement on the blue slips. The

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Speaker 5: whole discussion about doing you know, allocating two thousand dollars

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Speaker 5: per American citizen coming out of the tariff revenue, not

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Speaker 5: really getting anytraction. You're seeing there's no recess appointments. In fact,

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Speaker 5: now I don't see really a lot of effort to

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Speaker 5: get his appointments through. It all just had Bridge Kolby,

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Speaker 5: I think the other day, a couple of deputies, even

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Speaker 5: at the committee level. I want to bring in Mark Walker. Now,

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Speaker 5: Mark was a former congressman. Sir, you've been nominated to

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Speaker 5: be the ambassador, and explain what your role as ambassador

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Speaker 5: for faith religious projects. It's kind of a global mandate

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Speaker 5: now more than ever, we need this. Correct me if

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Speaker 5: I'm wrong. You were nominated eight months.

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Speaker 12: Ago, sir, Yes, in early April, now more than eight

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Speaker 12: months ago. And the position is Ambassador at Large for

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Speaker 12: International Religious Freedom. This was a position written up by

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Speaker 12: Republican legislation. They dragged Bill Clinton kicking and screaming in

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Speaker 12: nineteen ninety eight. He did sign it into law. I

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Speaker 12: would be the seventh ambassador for such which is there's

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Speaker 12: an intelligence component to this as well, But our job

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Speaker 12: is to advocate for those people, whether that's Syria, whether

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Speaker 12: it's in China, the Middle Eastern countries, Africa. We've seen

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Speaker 12: this recently of the persecution, targeting, blastoming laws, even rate

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Speaker 12: pillaging and killing of these folks, and specifically most of

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Speaker 12: it driven by Islamis groups, whether it's both of haram

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Speaker 12: Is while al Shabab and others. But yes, this is

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Speaker 12: an important position. It lists this position as the principal

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Speaker 12: advisor to both the Secretary of State and the President

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Speaker 12: Trump on all things that are international religious matters. And

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Speaker 12: as we know, a lot of these wars are driven

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Speaker 12: by these false religions, and so yes, we've been anxious

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Speaker 12: about it. We've traveled back and forth to d C

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Speaker 12: nearly every week, meeting with senators and a lot of

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Speaker 12: support that we do have across the board from cabinet members,

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Speaker 12: from senators, but we've not been able to get the

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Speaker 12: hearing quite yet, and to say the least, it's been frustrating.

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Speaker 5: Well, let's go through your background for a second. You're

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Speaker 5: very respected and it's not like you're a bomb thrower. This,

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Speaker 5: I think was what you are. Someone's very well known.

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Speaker 5: You've got a very defined track record. You've been a

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Speaker 5: man of action, delivered a lot. You're respected by people

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Speaker 5: on both sides. The President thinks the world of you.

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Speaker 5: This is why I think confuses people. You've got all

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Speaker 5: the credentials, you check all the boxes, you're a safe

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Speaker 5: pair of hands, You've got a lot of support. So

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Speaker 5: why are you on the war room on the twelfth

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Speaker 5: of December on a Friday in you know, heading up

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Speaker 5: to the Christmas holidays, and you haven't had a hearing

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Speaker 5: yet so we can get you confirmed and get you

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Speaker 5: to work on. All over the world, this issue is

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Speaker 5: blowing up everywhere, So I think that's what confuses people.

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Speaker 5: What's been the problem?

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think it comes down sometimes, you know, we

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Speaker 12: don't have what they call the blue slip for specifically nominees.

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Speaker 12: That's more in the legal side with judges and appointments.

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Speaker 12: But they do have sometimes these gentlemen agreements where if

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Speaker 12: you have one senator that's maybe pushing back or kind

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Speaker 12: of given a week and nod to the chairman of

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Speaker 12: this case, the Senate Formulations Committee, they do slow play

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Speaker 12: that out. We've got great support. John Thune's been great,

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Speaker 12: the entire leadership. We have unanimous support across the leadership

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Speaker 12: in the Senate, those on the committee as well. It's

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Speaker 12: just that we're trying to get through, and in fact,

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Speaker 12: this is breaking. I'm not revealed this yet to anyone.

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Speaker 12: Had a great call with President Trump last night, who

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Speaker 12: gave me his word he's working on it. I don't

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Speaker 12: expect him to be able to track hundreds of appointments

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Speaker 12: or nominations, but he was gracious to take a call

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Speaker 12: and I kind of gave an update, and we're looking

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Speaker 12: forward to having him help push. But the point I

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Speaker 12: think you're making, Steve, is that the President shouldn't have

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Speaker 12: to be taking time trying to singularly go out and

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Speaker 12: try to find each nomination and push through and then

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Speaker 12: go get another one. When he names these people, he's

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Speaker 12: vetted him and trust me, you have to go through

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Speaker 12: all kinds of divestations, you have to go through all

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Speaker 12: these security clearances that's been done since the summer, and

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Speaker 12: for President Trump to have to wag back into this,

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Speaker 12: it's unfair to him because it's pulling away from something else.

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Speaker 12: This is I believe a very important position. We have

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Speaker 12: tons of nonprofit groups that are out there pushing writing

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Speaker 12: letters to the president and everything else. So we're anxious

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Speaker 12: to get started. And fortunately looks like we may have

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Speaker 12: to go through a renomination process because the last hearing

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Speaker 12: I believe took place yesterday. But we're still fighting for this,

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Speaker 12: and yes we're not historically I guess considered a bomb thrower,

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Speaker 12: but I'm proud to have the highest pro Trump policy

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Speaker 12: scorecard when I served in Congress there and even serving

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Speaker 12: and doing so. They're in leadership. But don't let the

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Speaker 12: ministry background fool you. If we need to scrap or

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Speaker 12: fight or stand it for what we believe in, we're

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Speaker 12: not afraid to do so.

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Speaker 5: Congressman, you've also been a team player. I mean you've

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Speaker 5: taken a couple you know, just have you supported President

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Speaker 5: Trump's agenda. There's been some you know, people of aid,

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Speaker 5: Hey can you do this. You've got a track record

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Speaker 5: of putting the MAGA movement, putting the country, putting your

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Speaker 5: state of North Carolina before yourself. I mean, you've got

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Speaker 5: a demonstrable track record. So this is what I don't understand.

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Speaker 5: Why are we the president who's got the way to

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Speaker 5: the world on the shoulder. He knows you very well.

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Speaker 5: It's a slot he considers important. The reason we know

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Speaker 5: he considers it important. You were in his first batch,

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Speaker 5: you know, back eight months ago when everything was going on,

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Speaker 5: We're flooding the zone's days of thunder. He selected you

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Speaker 5: to do this. He wanted somebody to get on with it.

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Speaker 5: You know, he's he's solved, you know, eight wars. We're

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Speaker 5: going to have Eric Prince on here in a moment

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Speaker 5: to talk about how difficult it is a President Trump.

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Speaker 5: They're trying to denegrate what he's done. How some of

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Speaker 5: these countries are at each other's throats, right and and

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Speaker 5: your your billet would be to make sure that that

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Speaker 5: the interest and faith based folks are their interests are

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Speaker 5: come to the table and you've taken you've taken incoming

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Speaker 5: for the team. How can we possibly be in a position,

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Speaker 5: I mean, there's got to be somebody to blame for this.

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Speaker 5: How can we possibly be the position to have the

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Speaker 5: President United States now, with everything he's got going on,

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Speaker 5: refocus on a guy he nominated that he thought important

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Speaker 5: enough that he do it at the beginning of the administration.

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Speaker 5: Now we're in December, at the end of the year,

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Speaker 5: he's not done, and now we're going to go through

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Speaker 5: potential another process.

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Speaker 12: Sir, Yeah, I think it comes down to, without kind

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Speaker 12: of beating around the bush, a hometown, home state senator

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Speaker 12: that needs a little encouragement from President Trump that has

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Speaker 12: shared last night and look, sometimes personality conflicts or what

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Speaker 12: have you. But and I get that if your feedings

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Speaker 12: were hurt in a campaign three and a half four

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Speaker 12: years ago. But here's the thing, the fact that somebody

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Speaker 12: would think that they should have the wherewithal to push

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Speaker 12: back on President Trump's agenda when he's got the weight

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Speaker 12: of the world on him, when he's taking flak every

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Speaker 12: single day from the left. They're trying to ruin him.

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Speaker 12: You even mentioned as form assassination attempts and everything else.

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Speaker 12: We ought to be doing everything we can, much like

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Speaker 12: the Democrats, when Joe Biden puts somebody forward, they line

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Speaker 12: up immediately to support their president because they've got bigger

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Speaker 12: fish to fry, bigger fights to take on.

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Speaker 5: So we hope even though we've got.

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Speaker 12: We feel like fifty to fifty one senator support, in fact,

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Speaker 12: we may even have a Democrat or two that ends

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Speaker 12: up supporting us.

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Speaker 5: We're working on that as well. That's yet to be seen.

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Speaker 12: But the bigger thing is is I don't want to

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Speaker 12: be so much focused about me when each and every

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Speaker 12: week after President Trump named me this or nominated me.

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Speaker 12: This last week alone, I met with people from Ethiopia,

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Speaker 12: from Burma, from Iraq, from Syria. These folks are begging out.

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Speaker 12: In fact, I was in London recently when a sweet

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Speaker 12: lady named Baroness Emma Nicholson came up and she put

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Speaker 12: her hand on my chest. She said, Congressman, she said,

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Speaker 12: America is the last hope for religious expression. And she

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Speaker 12: said the reason why is because America is the only

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Speaker 12: country where it's written in your law. Please stand up

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Speaker 12: and advocate for the people that no longer or do

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Speaker 12: not have that ability to be able to stand it

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Speaker 12: for themselves. So we're excited about taking on this role

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Speaker 12: to be that beacon of hope, to be that light,

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Speaker 12: to be an advocate, to be the President Trump's principal

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Speaker 12: adviser on the matter. But we've got to get through

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Speaker 12: this hearing to be able to get up and moving,

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Speaker 12: and hopefully we are. Hopefully we're getting closer every day.

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Speaker 12: Is anything what can.

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Speaker 5: This audience do because obviously this is top of mind,

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Speaker 5: the religious aspect is top of mind for the activists

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Speaker 5: to watch War Room and are part of the war imposse.

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Speaker 5: What any guidance for us, anything we can help? Is

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Speaker 5: this actually going to have to go now through a

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Speaker 5: renomination process?

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Speaker 12: There are some technical procedures that a senator can reach

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Speaker 12: out to the cloak room. I won't get into the weeds,

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Speaker 12: but probably so because the Democrats will use this to

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Speaker 12: their advantage by being blocked now, Democrats can reject any

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Speaker 12: kind of extension, forcing President Trump to once again have

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Speaker 12: to go through renomination process. So we're now probably looking

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Speaker 12: at January. But to answer your question, we'd love for

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Speaker 12: your audience to reach out to the Senate Foreign Relations

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Speaker 12: Committee and encourage them to have a hearing on the

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Speaker 12: Ambassador for International Religious Freedom.

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Speaker 5: We will take care of that and we will do that.

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Speaker 9: Sir.

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Speaker 5: What's your what are your coordinates social media? How do

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Speaker 5: people catch up with what you're working on and everything

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Speaker 5: you're going to be doing is the ambassador because that

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Speaker 5: will happen.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, Steve, appreciate the opportunity, appreciate this is important

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Speaker 12: to you and the audience. That's Rep. Mark Walker, our

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Speaker 12: EP Mark Walker. They can look us up on all

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Speaker 12: different social media handles. We're keeping people up to date

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Speaker 12: on this and it's an honor to be President Trump

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Speaker 12: has asked me to do this. We're ready to fight,

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Speaker 12: We're ready to get out there and happy to do so,

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Speaker 12: and grateful that you would take the time and let

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Speaker 12: us share our story.

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Speaker 4: A little bit.

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Speaker 5: No, it's obviously very important. It's very important to this audience.

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Speaker 5: I know it's very important to the President. And it

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Speaker 5: also gets in this situation of why we've had this

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Speaker 5: while we've had this morass. Congressman, thank you so much

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Speaker 5: for coming on and we're going to keep up to

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Speaker 5: dating this and have you back on. Thank you, sir,

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Speaker 5: Thanks a lot, Steve, take care. Here's the thing, it's

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Speaker 5: not just the president has to get involved here right

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Speaker 5: again after he's already nominated. Guy. These people put their

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Speaker 5: lives on hold. They put their entire lives on hold.

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Speaker 5: And the vetting process is extraordinary, the financial vetting process,

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Speaker 5: any conflicts, all your background, the vetting process is just

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Speaker 5: absolutely a grind. And this has been in the process

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Speaker 5: for eight months. President Trump wanted this done right away.

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Speaker 5: He wouldn't have put this in the first wave of

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Speaker 5: his nominations of not been. And this gets to the

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Speaker 5: point of people working with President Trump in a horrible environment,

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Speaker 5: a horrible environment. President Trump needs as much support as possible,

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Speaker 5: particularly from the Republican establishment, and you're seeing in the

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Speaker 4: Here's your host, Stephen k bat.

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Speaker 5: We're going to do more artificial intelligence in the next hour. Also,

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Speaker 5: Eric Prince is going to join us talk about what

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Speaker 5: Talk to Natalie Domingus. She's the head of education over there.

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Speaker 5: Came on a couple of years ago on our recommendation.

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Speaker 5: She's done an amazing job. I remember with the war room.

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Speaker 5: Every time we get a sponsor, you get access to

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Speaker 5: p Chambers joins us. Colonel, we're talking today about the

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Speaker 5: Republican establishment fighting President Trump. His biggest battles right now

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Speaker 5: are not even with the radical Democrats, although he's hammering

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Speaker 5: those guys every day. It's really the Republican establishments is

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Speaker 5: trying to thwart him at every every turn. You've announced, sir,

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Speaker 5: I would say, charitably, a long shot bid to be

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Speaker 5: the governor of Texas now. Number one, what's the problem

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Speaker 5: with Abbott, who's been there for like a half a century,

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Speaker 5: And why do you think it's necessary to announce, you know,

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Speaker 5: step out of your life all the good you've been

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Speaker 5: doing to say, hey, I want to take this guy on,

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Speaker 5: and I think I can do a better job, and

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Speaker 5: that better job needs to start now, sir.

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Speaker 13: I believe that completely, sir, And you know, to excuse me,

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Speaker 13: I'm on the on the campaign trail.

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Speaker 8: It's a little raspy, but understand this.

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Speaker 13: The bottom line up front for me is that this

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Speaker 13: nation is in the throes of a color revolution, and

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Speaker 13: if we haven't seen it, we need to, as a watchman,

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Speaker 13: announce it. That's what I do. If I'm a forcing

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Speaker 13: function in this state, then I'll be a forcing function.

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Speaker 13: But when we put our name in the hat, we

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Speaker 13: went up against that establishment to include folks from my side,

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Speaker 13: the Republican side, and that's okay. We have no problem

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Speaker 13: with that because Texas is the target, as the domino

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Speaker 13: of the flyer estates, it is the target.

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Speaker 8: And I know too much.

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Speaker 13: I've witnessed too many sentinel events on Operation Long Star,

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Speaker 13: on that border, on the COVID mission, watching the conditions

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Speaker 13: being set for disenfranchisement be stabilization, and then currently where

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Speaker 13: we are in a fight amongst our own party, and

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Speaker 13: we got to do like Braveheart, We've got to unite

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Speaker 13: the clans. We can do it the grassroots, if you will,

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Speaker 13: we the people. We can do it. But it's it's

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Speaker 13: a long shot. This is straight up, you know, Normandy,

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Speaker 13: we're at point two hawk, We're going straight up the hill.

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Speaker 5: Colonel explain, let's go to take a specific example. So

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Speaker 5: as you had Biden, and you've had the Republican establish

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Speaker 5: for years, but why did Abbott and other senior Republican

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Speaker 5: officials in state government, in the state legislature, why did

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Speaker 5: they not use the powers that they have, which are

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Speaker 5: substantial to close the border during those horrible years of

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Speaker 5: President Trump in the wilderness when twelve to fifteen to

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Speaker 5: twenty million illegal alien invaders came across, and a lot

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Speaker 5: of half at least half of those are more through

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Speaker 5: the great your beloved State of Texas.

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Speaker 8: Sir, Yes, sir, absolutely, on operational loan Star.

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Speaker 13: When we kicked it off for me three years ago

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Speaker 13: getting to the border, it could have we could have

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Speaker 13: stopped that. Then we as a state could have stopped that.

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Speaker 13: Then there was under the Biden administration the border was

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Speaker 13: wide open. Twelve five hundred a week came across twelve

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Speaker 13: hundred and fifty four miles of Texas border. Now, for me,

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Speaker 13: as the guy that's looking for a needle in a

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Speaker 13: stack of needles, down there not only the Task Force Surgeon,

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Speaker 13: but a liaison to special operations. When I called for

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Speaker 13: specifically a designation of FTO Foreign Terrist Organization with my

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Speaker 13: team to the Governor's staff, it fell on deaf ears.

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Speaker 8: And I get it.

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Speaker 13: We we sometimes have to fall. We do have to

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Speaker 13: follow the orders of our civilian leaders. However, when we

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Speaker 13: advise these things, we don't do it because we believe

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Speaker 13: or don't believe anything other than the facts.

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Speaker 8: An operational loan Star.

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Speaker 13: Unfortunately, and I'm going to tell the honest truth, here

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Speaker 13: was an optic versus the reality, which was we had

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Speaker 13: literally thirty thousand in my estimate bad actors coming to

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Speaker 13: the State of Texas alone. This is under trende Ragua

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Speaker 13: CCP actors and other born actors, especially from the Middle

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Speaker 13: East where we now we're looking at a Sharia problem

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Speaker 13: in the State of Texas to include two Sharia law

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Speaker 13: courts up in Dallas, and it cannot happen. It cannot

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Speaker 13: be under the state or federal constitution.

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Speaker 5: Is is Governor Abbott getting a joke by declaring a

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Speaker 5: Muslim brotherhood in care a terrorist organization? Or is this

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Speaker 5: just more Is this another loan procesct loan star Is

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Speaker 5: this just more optics?

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Speaker 13: Yes, sir, And you have Brian Harrison nonfrequently and he

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Speaker 13: gets it and he understands it.

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Speaker 8: There has been a.

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Speaker 13: Declaration, if you will, of a foreign terrorist organization without teeth.

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Speaker 13: And when you say that, you've outlawed Charia law, which

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Speaker 13: is what the governor has said. When you look at

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Speaker 13: the fine print, because the devil's always in the details.

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Speaker 13: When you look at the fine print, it outlawed certain

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Speaker 13: practices that not the word tria is not even in

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Speaker 13: the law. It's not even in the strongly worded message.

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Speaker 13: And so we've got to get past that. Because somebody

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Speaker 13: asked me last night, what are you going to do

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Speaker 13: different than Abbot? Here's what I said. I said, Well,

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Speaker 13: I'm not going to lie to you for eleven years, right,

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Speaker 13: I'm a term limit guy anyway, So I'm going to

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Speaker 13: come in. We're going to fix the problem because this

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Speaker 13: is the time of cartoon character legislators and and this

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Speaker 13: Hegelian dialectic and optics is over.

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Speaker 8: We need a wartime governor.

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Speaker 13: This is a this is a soft war, but it's

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Speaker 13: it's a hybrid and threat, and it is a color revolution.

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Speaker 5: Colonel Key, hangar for a second, will hold you through

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Speaker 5: the break. Colonel P. Chambers is with us. He's running

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Speaker 5: for the Republican nomination in the Great State of Texas

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Speaker 5: against Governor Abbott, the incumbent been around for a long time.

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Speaker 5: Eric Prince is going to join us about the heavy

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Speaker 5: lift President Trump has throughout the globe rus We're gonna

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Speaker 5: go back to artificial intelligence. Joe Joe Allen and others

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Speaker 5: gonna bring us get back to us. So hopefully get

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Speaker 5: Ben Hornwall pretty packed. In the second hour. We're gonna

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Speaker 5: leave you with the right stuff. Pete Chambers has got it,

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Speaker 5: Mark Walker's got it, Eric Prince has got it. The

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Speaker 5: question is does the Republican establishment got it? I don't know.

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Speaker 5: They're fighting President Trump every second of every day. What

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Speaker 5: happened hees today in Indiana is a disgrace full stop,

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Speaker 5: short commercial break back in the warm in about two minutes.