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Speaker 2: Advisor Hassett is now saying the shutdown could end this week.

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Speaker 2: Why because the No King's Rally has happened. Democrats ran

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Speaker 1: And now that that is over, they can now.

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Speaker 2: Actually go back to again not holding America hostage and

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Speaker 2: shutting down our government. The National Economic Council director predicting

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Speaker 1: Funding impasse continues.

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Speaker 2: making it obvious that the White House is behind everything

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Speaker 1: And here is what he had to say on CNBC.

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Speaker 3: Twenty of the government shutdowns. Join US now, National Economic

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Speaker 3: Council Director Kevin Hesset. It's day twenty of the government shutdowns.

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Speaker 3: Join us now, Nasal Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset.

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Speaker 4: It's good to see Kevin.

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Speaker 5: Good morning.

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Speaker 4: This give me.

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Speaker 3: The blueprint of how you think this ends. I don't

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Speaker 4: What do you think really happen right right?

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Speaker 6: Well, first of all, the President has been very active

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Speaker 6: I was very pleased to see that my friend Senator

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Speaker 3: So there would be negotiations about what to do we're

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Speaker 6: Well, that again is an issue for the Senate.

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Speaker 6: And so it's the Democrats policy. It's a Democrats shutdown,

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Speaker 3: But it affects you know, real people and people in registrates,

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Speaker 1: That's just the position we're in.

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Speaker 3: So there are certain people that either wouldn't have healthcare

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Speaker 5: Again, that's up to the Senate to negotiate.

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Speaker 6: But if you look at the expiring subsidies, you know,

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Speaker 5: Should debate that. But this is about keeping the government open.

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Speaker 6: Remember, the Democrats got thirteen continuing resolutions that were clean

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Speaker 7: Is anybody talking to anybody, Kevin, because every person we

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Speaker 6: No absolutely absolutely, especially like within the Senate, everybody's talking

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Speaker 7: Does that extend to the White House? Does this extend

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Speaker 6: Well, well, everybody in the White House has conversations with

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Speaker 2: So if you break down what you just heard there

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Speaker 2: the government until after this weekends. Nationwide, no King's protests

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Speaker 2: as the federal government enters a third week of a shutdown.

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Speaker 2: President Trump is actually winning the political debate against the

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Speaker 2: Fast full to today, and Trump's average approval rating during

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Speaker 2: the government shutdown. This is a massive win for Donald

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Speaker 2: Trump in the White House.

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Speaker 4: That's exactly right.

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Speaker 8: It turns out shutdowns are different the second time around

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Speaker 8: when it comes to Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: Take a look here.

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Speaker 8: You know, we speak about Donald Trump shutdowns not approval rating.

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Speaker 4: We're talking twenty days into it.

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Speaker 8: In twenty eighteen slash twenty nineteen, Donald Trump's not approp

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Speaker 8: rating was already falling. The shutdown was eating and it

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Speaker 8: was popular support. It was down three points already at

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Speaker 4: It was very much on the decline.

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Speaker 8: You come over to this side of the screen, This

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Speaker 8: shutdown hasn't eaten in the Donald Trump support at all.

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Speaker 8: Isn't That approval rating is actually up a point and

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Speaker 8: the bottom line is this the first shutdown during Trump's

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Speaker 8: first term twenty eighteen twenty nineteen was hurting Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: This one is not hurting him at all. There's no

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Speaker 8: Donald Trump might say, at least when it comes to

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Speaker 4: Of the shutdown.

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Speaker 8: What about the question of blame, Yeah, Okay, what about

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Speaker 8: the question of blame. Okay, you see here, you see

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Speaker 8: Donald trump'sun approv rating was down twenty eighteen to twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 8: is up. It comes down to the blame game, a

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Speaker 8: game I love to play when I was younger. Blame

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Speaker 8: Trump for the shutdown A great deal. In twenty eighteen

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Speaker 8: five Americans blame Trump a great deal for that particular shutdown.

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Speaker 8: You come over to this side of the screen.

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Speaker 4: Look at this. It's a different world. It's a different world.

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Speaker 8: Forty eight percent of Americans blame Trump a great deal

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Speaker 4: So it's more than three and five.

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Speaker 8: Back in twenty eighteen slash twenty nineteen, it's less than

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Speaker 8: half a drop of thirteen points. Again, it's no real

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Speaker 8: wonder that Donald Trump, at this point, looking at the shutdown, says,

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Speaker 1: We've got a very big.

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Speaker 2: Story coming out of the White House and is a

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Speaker 2: promise that President Donald Trump made to every American if

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Speaker 2: he was elected president. It was that he was going

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Speaker 2: to do whatever he could to get rid of illegal

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Speaker 2: immigrants in this country, and he was also going to

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Speaker 2: get rid of the illegal immigrants first that had committed

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Speaker 2: the most heinous crimes. He also promised he was going

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Speaker 2: to make dangerous cities safe again.

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Speaker 1: All this he is paying off on.

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Speaker 2: But now we have some of the biggest data we've

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Speaker 2: seen so far backing this up. The Department of Homeland

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Speaker 2: Security has arrested more than four hundred and eighty thousand

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Speaker 2: illegal immigrants in the first nine months of the Trump administration.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to give you that number again, four hundred

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Speaker 2: and eighty thousand illegal immigrants in a nine month span.

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Speaker 2: This while many illegal immigrants have been hanging out in

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Speaker 2: sanctuary cities being protected by the radical left. Now here's

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Speaker 2: something else that you need to know. Seventy percent of

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Speaker 2: the four hundred and eighty thousand legal immigrants had been

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Speaker 2: arrested had been convicted of crimes or had criminal charges

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Speaker 2: against them pending. Christy NOM made the announcement during a

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Speaker 2: stop in Branden, Florida. As They also put out a

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Speaker 2: press release giving you some of the backgrounds, saying, quote,

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Speaker 2: President Trump unleashed ICE to target the worst of the

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Speaker 2: worst criminal illegal aliens. Some of the criminals arrested included

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Speaker 2: illegal aliens convicted of incests with a minor, homicide, sexual assault,

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Speaker 2: sexual assault of a minor, and domestic violence. Seventy percent

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Speaker 2: of ICE arrests are of illegal aliens convicted or charged

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Speaker 2: with a crime in the US. This statistic doesn't even

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Speaker 2: include they say, foreign fugitives, illegal aliens convicted of crimes

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Speaker 2: in other countries, gang members, and also suspected terrorists. NOOM

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Speaker 2: highlighted nine of the worst of the worst illegal immigrants

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Speaker 2: who have been arrested in South and Central Florida alone.

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Speaker 2: They included several different individuals. Nome set the press conference,

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Speaker 2: we are not going to let these individuals terrorize our

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Speaker 2: streets to anymore, and we're not going to let them

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Speaker 2: make victims out of families that live in this country.

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Speaker 2: I want you to hear directly from Christome at the

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Speaker 2: press conference, and here's part of what she had to say.

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Speaker 9: I'll give you some examples of individuals that were brought

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Speaker 9: to justice here in Sarasota and in this area. The

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Speaker 9: first one I'll talk about is a convicted murderer whose

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Speaker 9: name is Eric Carlos Artilis Ramos.

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Speaker 11: An illegal alien who was from Cuba.

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Speaker 9: He had a prior removal order in two thousand and eight,

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Speaker 9: and now because of the work of this office, he

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Speaker 9: is off the streets. He was also previously convicted of

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Speaker 9: kidnapping and carjacking. We also have another individual, Oscar Alfredo

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Speaker 9: Retina Marquin, an illegal alien from El Salvador. He was

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Speaker 9: convicted of sexual assault against a child and in nineteen

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Speaker 9: ninety five, and he was also arrested for dui. He

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Speaker 9: has been deported twice before, in nineteen ninety nine and

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Speaker 9: in twenty nineteen. Re Entry after deportation, I'll remind all

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Speaker 9: of you is a film. The next individual is Arturo

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Speaker 9: Sanchez Morales.

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Speaker 11: He's an illegal alien from Mexico.

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Speaker 9: He was arrested for driving drunk and he's already been

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Speaker 9: deported once before he re entered, which is a felony,

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Speaker 9: and was issued a final order of removal.

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Speaker 11: In twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 9: He had previously been arrested for burglary as well for

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Speaker 9: possession of cocaine and larceny, and has convictions for multiple

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Speaker 9: DUIs and lude acts against a minor. And again I'll

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Speaker 9: talk about Leylis Rinaldo Benaro Zahn, who is an individual

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Speaker 9: from Honduras who's been in this country illegally and he

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Speaker 9: has a conviction for domestic battery. He'd been deported twice before,

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Speaker 9: in twenty eleven and in twenty seventeen. These individuals are

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Speaker 9: just a handful of people that have been in this

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Speaker 9: country creating victims out of American citizens that now those

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Speaker 9: families do no longer have to worry about. Not only

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Speaker 9: have they been brought into and incarcerated, but they're going

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Speaker 9: to be brought to justice and paid for the crimes

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Speaker 9: that they've committed. Every single day, our law enforcement officers

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Speaker 9: put their lives at risk to protect the American people.

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Speaker 9: Every single day, they get up and they go do

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Speaker 9: their jobs to make sure that American families can live

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Speaker 9: the lives that they've dreamed of since.

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Speaker 11: They were young.

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Speaker 9: The LEFS anti cop rhetoric has led to one thousand

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Speaker 9: percent increase in violence against our law enforcement officers. We

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Speaker 9: have to stop the rhetoric that is allowing individuals the

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Speaker 9: cover that they want to perpetuate violence against those who

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Speaker 9: enforce our laws. Last month, we had an individual open

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Speaker 9: fire at an ICE facility and we also saw that

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Speaker 9: we saw victims from that attack that happened not just

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Speaker 9: against ICE agents, but also about detainees.

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Speaker 11: That were there at that facility.

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Speaker 9: That individual, when he fired upon the building, created some victims.

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Speaker 9: We lost two lives there. Three individuals were hurt and

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Speaker 9: two died later on. After that event, the suspect had

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Speaker 9: anti ICE written on the ammunition and on his bullet casings,

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Speaker 9: proving that he had targeted against individuals that we're working

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Speaker 9: to keep our streets safe. Criminals are now even placing

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Speaker 9: bounties on our law enforcement officers.

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Speaker 11: This last month, the Department of Homeland.

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Speaker 9: Security arrested a criminal illegal alien and a Latin King's

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Speaker 9: gang member who placed a bounty on our US Border

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Speaker 9: Patrol Chief Greg Bevino. Still they keep pressing on, and

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Speaker 9: we've seen as well, individuals on TikTok and other apps

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Speaker 9: making threats against our law enforcement officers, putting bounties out

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Speaker 9: on their head, and we will bring all of those

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Speaker 9: individuals to justice. We will continue to bring murderers and rapists,

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Speaker 9: those who perpetuate violence, pedophiles, gang members in our communities.

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Speaker 9: We will go after them, bring them to justice, and

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Speaker 9: we will save lives.

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Speaker 11: The American people.

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Speaker 9: See this, and they see that President Trump is focused

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Speaker 9: on making sure that our streets are safe and that

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Speaker 9: our families have opportunities to raise their children safe communities.

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Speaker 9: In fact, recent polls have shown that fifty four percent

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Speaker 9: of Americans want illegals to be brought into justice, and

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Speaker 9: they want to deport those who are in this country illegally,

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Speaker 9: But seventy eight percent of Americans want these criminal illegal

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Speaker 9: aliens brought to justice. That's because the American people understand

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Speaker 9: the benefits of having law and order.

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Speaker 1: Again, this isn't just a win for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: This is a win for every man and woman in

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Speaker 2: this country, especially men and women that have been victims

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Speaker 2: of countless crimes by illegal immigrants, which also brings us

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Speaker 2: back to what the President's doing now. The Ninth Circuit

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Speaker 2: saying that President Trump can send the National Guard to

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Speaker 2: Portland is another massive win for law and order. And

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Speaker 2: if you think that the Left is going to sit

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Speaker 2: down and just say, Okay, fine, the President's going to

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Speaker 2: be able to be the president and he has the

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Speaker 2: authority to do this and he was elected to do it,

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Speaker 2: you're wrong. MSNBC having a total meltdown as Lisa Rubin

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Speaker 2: had to read the Ninth Circuit decision authorizing Trump to

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Speaker 2: deploy the National Guard in Portland. Take a listen to

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Speaker 2: how they spun it on MSNBC.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, And I want to just correct one thing and

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Speaker 13: then explain why functional kay, it is the same. This

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Speaker 13: is a stay of Judge Immigrant's opinion, and that's why

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Speaker 13: it reached the Ninth Circuit as soon as it did,

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Speaker 13: because this is an emergency motion to essentially pause her order.

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Speaker 13: But as a functional matter, you are absolutely correct, it

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Speaker 13: has the function of overturning her order and thereby allowing

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Speaker 13: the President to send the National Guard back onto the

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Speaker 13: streets of Portland. And Katy, I want to read if

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Speaker 13: I can, just from a little bit of the beginning

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Speaker 13: of this ninety three page opinion, it says, after considering

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Speaker 13: the record, and by the record they mean all the

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Speaker 13: factual evidence at this preliminary stage, we conclude that it

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Speaker 13: is likely that the President lawfully exercised his statutory authority

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Speaker 13: under ten USC. Section twelve four oh six. That's the

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Speaker 13: statute we've been referring to has Title ten when we

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Speaker 13: have conversations about the National Guard deployments, which authorizes the

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Speaker 13: federalization of the National Guard when the President is unable

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Speaker 13: with the regular forces to execute the laws of the

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Speaker 13: United States. And this is the important part. The evidence

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Speaker 13: the President relied on reflects quote, a colorable assessment of

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Speaker 13: the facts in law within a range of honest judgment.

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Speaker 13: We thus conclude that defendants are likely to succeed on

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Speaker 13: the merits of their appeal, basically saying that when and

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Speaker 13: if a court considers all of the record in this

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Speaker 13: matter is tried and it gets back to an appellate court,

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Speaker 13: through an ordinary process where they have full briefing and

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Speaker 13: full evidence that they still think Donald Trump is likely

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Speaker 13: to prevail there because he has the discretion to determine

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Speaker 13: as the president within a range of honest judgment. So

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Speaker 13: when it is reasonable to what you and I were

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Speaker 13: talking about last.

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Speaker 2: Week, it is very clear the left realizes now they're

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Speaker 2: running out of ways to stop President Trump from doing

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Speaker 2: his job, a job that he was a elected by

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Speaker 2: the American people to do, and they're going to do

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Speaker 2: everything they can to continue to try to stop him.

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Speaker 2: But as we witness what is happening now in Portland

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Speaker 2: and the total number of arrest nationwide in the last

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Speaker 2: nine months, and law and order that is also being

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Speaker 2: restored to incredibly violent cities like Portland, Washington, d C. Memphis, Tennessee,

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Speaker 2: and many more to come, including Chicago. What you're witnessing

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Speaker 2: as a president that is doing exactly what he promised

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Speaker 2: he was going to do, keep all Americans safe, no

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Speaker 2: matter where you live,