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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts. Now, what you're.

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Speaker 2: Watching in real time is peace through strength and America First,

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Speaker 2: our job is to be strong. We are postured defensively

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Speaker 2: in the region to be strong in pursuit of a

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Speaker 2: peace steal, and we certainly hope that's what happens here

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Speaker 2: in America. First means we're going to defend American personnel

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Speaker 2: and American interests.

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Speaker 3: What they're doing is they're using Hispanic Americans the way

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Speaker 3: that Blum used black Americans during these Whites and frankly

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Speaker 3: the way that Code Pink, which is also funded by

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Speaker 3: the CCP, is using Palestinians. So what they're trying to

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Speaker 3: do is they're using this to usher in Marxism. But

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Speaker 3: it's important to note that actually when you.

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Speaker 1: Find and you follow the money.

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Speaker 3: Trail, mister Singham is actually largely funded by the Communist

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Speaker 3: Chinese Party. So House Oversight has issued and we'll be

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Speaker 3: sending a letter this Friday with all our members of

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Speaker 3: Oversight calling ministers seeing him to testify before Congress. If

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Speaker 3: he does not appear, it does not provide documents who

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Speaker 3: will then be held in contective Congress.

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Speaker 4: What specifically is better than a cease fire.

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Speaker 1: What are you looking for here, a real land, not

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Speaker 1: a cease.

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Speaker 5: Fire, and then so something that will be promitive, yeah,

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Speaker 5: or or giving up entirely.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's okay too.

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Speaker 6: Are you closely or are you possible that must elect.

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Speaker 7: To leave for a white eyes?

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Speaker 5: Certainly possible, complete to give up, that's possible.

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Speaker 1: Our security is already guaranteed.

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Speaker 4: We have more than enough power and more than enough

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Speaker 4: force to.

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Speaker 8: Keep our assets clean and safe everywhere in the Middle East,

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Speaker 8: in fact, all around the world right now.

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Speaker 1: We don't need a war to keep us safe.

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Speaker 9: I am demanding full accountability and reimbursement for the local

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Speaker 9: costs incurred, including injuries to local officers and damage is

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Speaker 9: caused by the chaos unleashed when the Trump administration recklessly,

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Speaker 9: recklessly deploy the military and ICE agents into our communities.

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Speaker 9: They are the ones who created this unrest, and they

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Speaker 9: are the ones that need to foot the bill.

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Speaker 10: Be all in President Trump and helping Israel eliminate the

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Speaker 10: nuclear threat if we need to provide bombs to Israel,

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Speaker 10: provide bombs, if we need to fly planes with Israel

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Speaker 10: to joint operations.

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Speaker 1: But here's the bigger question. Wouldn't the world be better.

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Speaker 10: Off if the iototals went away and replaced with something better,

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Speaker 10: wouldn't Iran be better off? It's time to close the

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Speaker 10: chapter on the Iranian iotot in his chement. Let's close

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Speaker 10: that chapter soon and start a new chapter in.

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Speaker 1: The Mid East, one of tolerance, to hope and peace.

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Speaker 4: Where you open to negotiating with the Iranians right now

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Speaker 4: or do you want to wait?

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Speaker 5: I've been negotiating. I told them to do the deal.

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Speaker 5: They should have done the deal. The cities have been

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Speaker 5: blowed to pieces that have lost a lot of people.

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Speaker 5: They should have done the deal. I told them do

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Speaker 5: the deal. So I don't know. I'm not too much

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Speaker 5: in aging to negotiating.

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Speaker 11: To be coming out of our country.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I grew up in a dictatorship and I

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Speaker 1: don't even remember.

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Speaker 3: Ever witnessing anything like that.

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Speaker 4: To have a democracy, a peakan of hope for the world.

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Speaker 3: To now be turned into one of the one of

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Speaker 12: I want them to focus on the cities, because the

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Speaker 12: cities are where you really have what's called sanctuary cities,

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Speaker 12: and that's where the people are. Biden allowed twenty one

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Speaker 12: million people to come into our country. Of that vast

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Speaker 12: numbers of those people were murderers, killers, people from gangs,

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Speaker 12: people from jails, the empty their jails out into the US.

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Speaker 12: Most of those people are in the cities, all blue cities,

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Speaker 4: Here we go on Okay everybody radio stations across the country.

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Speaker 4: Here at the Bitcoin dot Com studio. There is a

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Speaker 4: lot happening right now and breaking news. USS mimics headed

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Speaker 4: to the Middle East ahead of schedule. Will the United

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Speaker 4: States get involved with that is an open question. But

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Speaker 4: first we have with us a great man from Oklahoma,

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Speaker 4: Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, who is the liaison between the

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Speaker 4: House and the Senate for the Big Beautiful Bill. We're

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Speaker 4: also going to ask about Israel and Iran as well. Senator,

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Speaker 4: great to see you, hey, Jerlie. How you doing, brother,

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Speaker 4: I'm doing great. First on the Iranian news. What is

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Speaker 4: your analysis of what is happening, what is going on

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Speaker 4: Iranian nuclear program? And what is your thoughts on how

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Speaker 4: Israel's been handling and broker in this war?

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Speaker 8: Well, I think I think it's interesting. First of all,

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Speaker 8: let's take on the President's posture here. I want to

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Speaker 8: understand what you brought up, nimics repositioning the president's posture

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Speaker 8: here is the one word we need to take away

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Speaker 8: is to terrence. The president is trying to prevent an

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Speaker 8: all out war by deterrence peace through strength, which I

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Speaker 8: think is very important here as far as Israel, I

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Speaker 8: think Israel is doing everybody in that entire region.

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Speaker 7: I don't care fee Egypt or your your cutter or

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Speaker 8: Iraq, u a e Saudi Arabia, I don't care who

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Speaker 8: you are. If you're in that region, you do not

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Speaker 8: want the Iranians to have a nuclear weapon, because they

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Speaker 8: they will, They will kick off a nuclear war if

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Speaker 8: they have it. So Israel's doing them a favor by

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Speaker 8: taking the fight to them. And and I think they're

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Speaker 8: doing a great job if and it's systematically too right.

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Speaker 8: So you think about it that the Iranians have not

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Speaker 8: really committed troops for quite some time, and the last

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Speaker 8: for them. So they fight proxy wars, and they fight

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Speaker 7: And over the last year and.

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Speaker 8: A half, I mean literally, Israel has decimated every one

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Speaker 8: that they were just simply loud mouths and not able

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Speaker 8: It would be nearly impossible for the Iranian regime to

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Speaker 8: can fight a cod war, which they are. They're shooting

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Speaker 8: to see a lot more of terroristyle activity happening in Israel,

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Speaker 8: God forbid. But what President Trump or President Trump has

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Speaker 8: there has been some credible information that they would like

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Speaker 8: we are supporting Israel, which we are, but at the

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Speaker 8: And what we're doing is we're positioning ourselves so they

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Speaker 8: I think Trump is handling this. President Trump has handling

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Speaker 4: Dirt, and so what do you have to say for

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Speaker 4: some people, and I share some of this concern that

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Speaker 4: we do not want regime change. Is there something short

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Speaker 4: a civil war. I'm basically asking, in your estimation, Senator,

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Speaker 8: We are absolutely not talking about regime change. The President

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Speaker 8: here Erry Clinton, a secretary of State having the air spring.

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Speaker 8: That is not what we're trying to do here. President

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Speaker 8: Trump has made it extremely clear that he would love

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Speaker 8: to have diplomatic relationships. He've even talked about trade with Iran. However,

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Speaker 8: they will never be able to have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 8: So what victory looks like is their inability to ever

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Speaker 8: knock out their infrastructure and prevent that from ever happening,

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Speaker 8: that is victory. And this is what prevents a forever war.

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Speaker 8: By the way, when you don't know what victory looks like,

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Speaker 8: in Afghanistan, after we took out Osama bin Lauden, we

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Speaker 8: which that's what President Trump has said, we will never

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Speaker 8: We knock out their infrastructure, We're done. As far as

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Speaker 8: regime change, that's not on us. That's on the people

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Speaker 7: That's not our that's not our our fault, our fight,

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and look, jd. Vance made a really important point.

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Speaker 4: President Trump has been remarkably consistent about Iran not having

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Speaker 4: nugget in his speech was I will stop Iran from

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Speaker 4: Let's play cut three h three. The consistency ten years later,

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Speaker 4: it's really something. Play cut three zero three.

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Speaker 16: I will stop around from getting nuclear weapons, and we

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Speaker 16: won't be using a man like Secretary carry that has

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Speaker 16: absolutely no concept of negotiation, who's making a horrible and

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Speaker 4: Right now, Senator, that was ten years ago. This is

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Speaker 4: a through line of the MAGA movement.

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Speaker 8: Thoughts, Well, that's what I think you said it right, Charlie.

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Speaker 8: President Trump has been very consistent. He has made it

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Speaker 8: very clear we will not allow you to have a

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Speaker 8: all about. Unfortunately, Biden administration did not keep the Trump

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Speaker 8: had disasters would draw up out Afghanistan. We had disastrous

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Speaker 8: War started. That's why you know we had de stabilization

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Speaker 8: from it. But you also had an aggressive Iran who

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Speaker 7: President Trump said in April that they have sixty days.

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Speaker 8: They have sixty days, and I think it was April

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Speaker 8: Well, they're fluid and the President is very, very involved

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Speaker 17: the President's thoughts early this morning on board Air Force one.

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Speaker 13: Ran cannot have an amail their weapons very simple, not

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Speaker 18: What do you say to brown and to evacuate? Is

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Speaker 1: What was the thinking?

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Speaker 6: Knowing that I want people to be safe, and that's

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Speaker 13: I just want people to be safe. Is there any

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Speaker 13: new concern about US troops or assets in the region

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Speaker 13: at all?

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Speaker 6: But great people and how to protect themselves. And when

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Speaker 13: Are they doing anything?

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Speaker 6: Our people will come down so hard that then loves

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Speaker 5: Now they.

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Speaker 4: Think they I think they know that to.

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Speaker 17: Aller drops, the Pentagon says the United States isn't looking

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Speaker 17: to enter a war with Iran, and instead, quote, American

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Speaker 17: forces are maintaining their defensive posture and that's not changed.

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Speaker 17: We'll protect American troops and our interest that by the way,

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Speaker 17: the word from Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell, and as you

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Speaker 17: heard the back and forth attacks between the two countries,

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Speaker 17: as President Trump calling for an evacuate equation of Tehran

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Speaker 17: but also emphasizing that a non nuclear Iran is the

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Speaker 17: only option. Senate Republicans are out with proposed changes to

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Speaker 17: state and local income taxes. It's called salt. The different

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Speaker 4: dot com. Okay, let's do some updates about Israel and

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Speaker 4: Iran and potentially the United States. Right now, there is

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Speaker 4: a mass mobilization underway of US aircraft and the USS

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Speaker 4: knimics into the Middle East to be prepared. In fact,

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Speaker 4: the president right now, President United States President Trump is

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Speaker 4: sending up some very spicy truth social posts. He says, quote,

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Speaker 4: we know exactly where the so called Supreme Leader is hiding.

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Speaker 4: He is an easy target, but is safe there. We're

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Speaker 4: not going to take him out kill. I love that,

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Speaker 4: at least not for now. But we don't want missile

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Speaker 4: shot at civilians or American soldiers. Our patients is wearing thin,

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Speaker 4: thank you for your attention to this matter. And then

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Speaker 4: President Trump says two words in all caps, unconditional surrender.

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Speaker 4: For ten years, President Donald Trump has said that Iran

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Speaker 4: should not get a nuclear weapon. For ten years, he

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Speaker 4: has been consistent about this. Now, now President Trump is

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Speaker 4: left with a choice. Israel has done a lot of

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Speaker 4: work in Iran. They have bombed a lot of targets.

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Speaker 4: But there are some nuclear facilities where the weaponry is

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Speaker 4: hidden within a mountain, it is within a deep, deep bunker,

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Speaker 4: and it would potentially require US involvement or what's called

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Speaker 4: bunker busting bombs otherwise brokeered by B fifty two or

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Speaker 4: American bombers. Now, in situations like this, it's important to

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Speaker 4: understand that we do not know all the facts or

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Speaker 4: the circumstances of the elements surrounding this. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: has to make a very important decision. Does the United

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Speaker 4: States get involved kinetically against Iran? So what would this

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Speaker 4: look like if the United States were to get involved

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Speaker 4: with the run You can see all public reports. It

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Speaker 4: looks like there is a mobilization to the region. Bombing

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Speaker 4: Iran would be a direct escalation. Now would not be

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Speaker 4: the same as bombing their oil fields or even bombing

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Speaker 4: the supreme leader. The most basic action would be drop

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Speaker 4: a bunker buster on their underground nuclear plant. And some

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Speaker 4: people claim that's the only thing we have to do.

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Speaker 4: But the cautionary tale that I would say both privately

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Speaker 4: this to anyone that will listen. It's very hard to

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Speaker 4: stop a war when you want, and it's hard to

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Speaker 4: So let's say that the United States bombs Ford, oh

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Speaker 4: with bunker busting bombs and Iran getting a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 4: Not good. No one wants that. You can see how

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Speaker 4: it's changed the geopolitical calculus. When North Korea has a

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Speaker 4: nuclear weapon. It makes us treat North Korea in a

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Speaker 4: to put more time, attention, detail, troops, intelligence, what otherwise

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Speaker 4: would be a third world country. The fact they have

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Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon, we have to take them far more seriously.

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Speaker 4: If we were to bomb FOURDA, Iran would likely and

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Speaker 4: probably consider this to be an active war. Would they

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Speaker 4: respond and try to target US bases, Would they try

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Speaker 4: that President Trump has to factor in. On the other side,

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Speaker 4: President Donald Trump has said I will not allow Iran

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Speaker 4: to get a nuclear weapon because he has said when

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Speaker 4: crazy people have weapons of unthinkable violence, you have to

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Speaker 4: deal in reality. The longer I live, the more I

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Speaker 4: realize that pure bitanical ideological approaches to situations like this

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Speaker 4: are not helpful. On one's side, is the Lindsay Graham

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Speaker 4: John Bolton types where they are actively calling for regime change?

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Speaker 4: Can we play the tape of Lindsay Graham yesterday, who's

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Speaker 4: just quite honestly, just making a lunatic of himself. It

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Speaker 4: just looks like a lunatic on them. Time for us

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Speaker 4: to close the chapter on the Mullahs and the Ayahtola.

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Speaker 4: So let me first just paint to you the two

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Speaker 4: how life works, and Donald Trump is actually rejecting both extremes.

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Speaker 4: Here is Lindsay Graham, this is just lunacy. He's this

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Speaker 4: kind of analysis is not helpful. This kind of approach

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Speaker 4: to go all in and take out the regime. It's

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Speaker 4: time for us to close the chapter on the Iranian

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Speaker 4: Ayahtola and his henchmen and start a new chapter in

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Speaker 4: the Middle East. And that sounds good, doesn't it. But

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Speaker 4: what have we learned when it comes to wars, and

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Speaker 4: especially wars in the Middle East. What you draw up

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Speaker 4: on a whiteboard rarely happens what you think theoretically is

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Speaker 4: going to occur. There might be unintended and unforeseen consequences,

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Speaker 4: especially when you're talking about a country two and a

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Speaker 4: people and was in ancient and great power with well

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Speaker 4: over a dozen ethnic groups. You have underground Christians, you

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Speaker 4: don't really have many Jews left in Persia, but also

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Speaker 4: you have secular younger Persians. Who's going to run the

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Speaker 4: country exactly, Lindsey Graham, this sounds like Hillary Rodham Clinton

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Speaker 4: in Libya. So I'm pointing to the first extreme right now,

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Speaker 4: the neo conservative extreme. We must go take off the

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Speaker 4: head of the snake right now, and Donald Trump is

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Speaker 4: doing a phenomenal job of resisting these calls for regime change.

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Speaker 4: He's playing around with it on truth social as he should. Rhetorically.

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Speaker 4: President Trump should rhetorically taunt and rhetorically threaten regime change. Absolutely,

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Speaker 4: he should engage in information warfare play cut two eighty five.

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Speaker 10: Be all in President Trump and helping Israel eliminate the

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Speaker 10: nuclear threat. If we need to provide bombs to Israel,

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Speaker 10: provide bombs, if we need to fly planes with Israel,

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Speaker 10: do joint operations.

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Speaker 1: But here's the bigger question.

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Speaker 10: Wouldn't the world be better off if the Iototals went

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Speaker 10: It's time to close the chapter on the Iran and

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Speaker 10: iotot and his henchmen. Let's close that chapter soon and

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Speaker 10: start a new chapter in the Mideast, one of tolerance,

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Speaker 10: to hope and peace.

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Speaker 4: Okay, that sounds good, but that's pathologically insane. I'm sorry

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Speaker 4: it is how you No, it's gonna be better. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: the Ayatoll is awful, but maybe he's one of the

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Speaker 4: have a ninety million person civil war. Lindsey Graham is

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Speaker 4: so consistently out of his mind. It's hard to even comprehend.

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Speaker 4: Iran is hugely diverse. It is a massive country. Do

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Speaker 4: the people agitating for war even know that? Because be clear,

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Speaker 4: regime changes war. Just to understand regime change is not

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Speaker 4: like changing the head coach at the Chicago Bears. It's

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Speaker 4: not how it works. Oh, we're gonna bring a new

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Speaker 4: coach from University of Washington, Sorry Andrew, Oh okay, Mario

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Speaker 4: Cristobal left the University of Oregon. We're gonna go bring

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Speaker 4: in Dan Lenning, which actually ended up being very good change.

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Speaker 4: It doesn't work that way. It's not like a clean transfer.

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Speaker 4: Typically in the Mid East, it's very messy, creates a quagmire,

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Speaker 4: and then there is civil war. Do you understand how

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Speaker 4: It's mountainous. It makes Afghanistan and I Rock look like

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Speaker 4: a cakewalk. Just look at this beast of a country,

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Speaker 4: with all the different regions, all the different dialects. If

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Speaker 4: we can put that up on screen, and then you

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Speaker 4: have a major refugee concern of Mohammedans that will come

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Speaker 4: to Europe and danger more Christians than Jews and Mohammedans

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Speaker 4: that will come to America. No, that is wrong. So

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Speaker 4: that is one extreme. Now Donald Trump rejects that, and

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Speaker 4: he says no, no, no, I don't want regime change.

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Speaker 4: He's never ran on regime change. He doesn't believe in

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Speaker 4: regime change. He is resistant to that. But there is

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Speaker 4: another extreme. There is another extreme, and I get the

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Speaker 4: a lot of this other extreme a lot. I think

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Speaker 4: it's healthy to have this other extreme more than the

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Speaker 4: You don't have to like it. It's the way it is.

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Speaker 4: I'm gonna keep on building up these two extremes because

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Speaker 4: let me add on the Lindsay Graham side, bombing the

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Speaker 4: oil field sounds good, right? Okay? You want summer gas

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Speaker 4: to go to one hundred and eighty dollars a barrow

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Speaker 4: and to go to seven dollars a gallon. I don't

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Speaker 4: think so. The Iranians have said they have a couple

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Speaker 4: red lines taking up the ayahtola and bombing the economy

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Speaker 1: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everybody, Email us as always, Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 4: dot com. I do want to hear from you, Freedom

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Speaker 4: at Charliekirk dot com. Would you support President Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: green lighting bunker busting bombs. You're seeing this on TV

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Speaker 4: a lot. Would you support President Donald Trump bombing Alron

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Speaker 4: So email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. I want

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Speaker 4: Times since that President Trump might authorize a thirty thousand

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Speaker 4: pound bomb boom right on a Iranian nuclear site. So

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Speaker 4: email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. That is Freedom

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Speaker 4: at Charliekirk dot com. Our Student Action Summit is coming up.

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty five dot com. Welcome back, but email us

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Speaker 4: Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. So you have these two extremes,

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Speaker 4: I honestly don't think the neoconservative extreme needs to be

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Speaker 4: represented philosophically anymore. It's uninteresting to me. They've done a

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Speaker 4: mess of Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, the entire Middle East, Ukraine.

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Speaker 4: We know what the neoconservatives belief I do think hearing

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Speaker 4: out and honestly I agree with a lot of the

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Speaker 4: more I don't. I think isolationist is used as a pejorative.

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Speaker 4: But let's just say restrained community. But it doesn't matter

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Speaker 4: what Charlie Kirk believes. It's actually not that relevant. Let

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Speaker 4: me tell you what President Trump has in front of him,

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Speaker 4: and this is the stuff of what statements states men's

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Speaker 4: When you have the weight of the shoulders, like Churchill

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Speaker 4: or Lincoln of the world on your shoulders, you act

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Speaker 4: with prudence and not on ideological fervor. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: is a man made for this moment. This is why

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Speaker 4: President Trump was elected President of the United States. So

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Speaker 4: on one side, he's getting phone calls from Lindsey Graham,

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Speaker 4: Mister President, we need to invade Iran and liberate the

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Speaker 4: mullis aunt wrong, Like that's just that's a non starter.

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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, George W. Bush. That was an administration ender

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Speaker 4: for George W. Bush, and the more that we remind

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Speaker 4: people about Iraq and Afghanistan. I actually think it allows

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Speaker 4: us towards a healthy way of viewing what's happening in Iran.

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Speaker 4: And then the other side, which is the online magabase,

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Speaker 4: especially the younger magabase, is very against US involvement in Iran.

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Speaker 4: And I understand it, I share it, I get it,

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Speaker 4: I totally understand it. We've known nothing but quagmire lies, deception,

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Speaker 4: intel agencies that have spied on Trump, intel agencies that

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Speaker 4: lied about weapons of mass destruction, intel agencies that misled

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Speaker 4: us about Libya, intel agencies that led us about almost

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Speaker 4: every single corner of the region. We took an online poll.

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Speaker 4: Ninety percent of our audience and four hundred thousand people

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Speaker 4: voted were against the United States getting involved in a

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Speaker 4: war in Iran. The President Donald Trump has been saying

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Speaker 4: this for nearly ten years. Here's a montage of President

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Speaker 4: Trump saying Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. Play cut three fifteen.

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Speaker 22: You cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 13: You cannot let it happened, because.

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Speaker 22: Bad things will happen if that happens. But everybody stopped,

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Speaker 22: they were ready to make a deal.

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Speaker 19: We would have made a deal.

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Speaker 22: It was great for everybody. No nuclear weapons. You can't

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Speaker 22: give them nuclear weapons. Now they can have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 7: But I wanted to make a deal with them. No

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Speaker 7: nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 1: You can't have nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 22: Nuclear weapons are the single greatest threat to this world,

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Speaker 22: to the whole world.

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Speaker 1: And Victor Orban understands that, and some others do too.

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Speaker 22: I just didn't want Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 22: I said, you know, we're going to make a great deal.

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Speaker 22: Everybody's going to be happy, You're going to be rich

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Speaker 22: as hell again. Everything's going to be great. But you

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Speaker 22: cannot have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 1: You can't let a Ran have nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 6: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 1: Very simple.

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Speaker 7: They cannot have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 4: And that's just a short little taste of what he's

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Speaker 4: been saying for ten years. It's the man in the

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Speaker 4: arena that counts. It's easy to lob criticisms, easy to say, oh,

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Speaker 4: why is it you are even mobilizing the USS mimics

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Speaker 4: and we have no idea how this is gonna work out.

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Speaker 4: But I encourage you, as you view the next couple

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Speaker 4: of days, to not view things overly ideological. In fact,

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Speaker 4: we should resist ideological fervor saying, oh, take out the

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Speaker 4: oil fields. No one wants poverty for the Iranian people.

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Speaker 4: You take out the oil fields, get ready for one

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Speaker 4: hundred and eighty dollars a barrel gas, a lot of

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Speaker 4: Take out the ayatola. Resist that temptation. That's not that's

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Speaker 4: not prudence, that's not self control. That's something else talking.

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Speaker 4: That's a zeal. The very same zeal got us involved

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Speaker 4: in a pile of garbage in a rack. It all

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Speaker 4: felt good with Shatkunawe in March of two thousand and three.

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Speaker 4: We're unstoppable. We're gonna take a rock in a weekend.

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Speaker 4: Turns out didn't work that way. A lot of people died,

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Speaker 4: a lot of Americans died unnecessarily, and so President Donald

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump ten years ago said two things, and he

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Speaker 4: President Donald Trump and the Maga Agenda, a book that

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Speaker 4: Iraq War was a bloody catastrophe and a disaster and

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Speaker 4: will never happen again. And Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 4: Only President Donald Trump can hold both those things in

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Speaker 17: are the President's thoughts early this morning on board Air Force.

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Speaker 13: One, Iran cannot have a numble their weapons very simple,

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Speaker 13: not have to go too deep into it. They just

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Speaker 18: What thinking on the conference around and to evacuate. Is

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Speaker 23: What was the thinking about the life that.

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Speaker 6: I want people to be safe and that's always possible,

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Speaker 6: thing like that could happen. I just want people to

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Speaker 13: Is there any new concern about US troops or assets

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Speaker 13: in the region at all?

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Speaker 6: Great people that know how to protect themselves.

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Speaker 19: And when you say better, what, Oh.

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Speaker 6: We'll come down so hard?

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Speaker 13: Are they doing anything? Our people will come down so hard.

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Speaker 13: And that loves her off so beautifully.

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Speaker 6: Now they.

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Speaker 19: Touch nowur troops.

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Speaker 17: The Pentagon says the United States isn't looking to enter

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Speaker 17: a war with Iran and instead, quote, American forces are

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Speaker 17: the back and forth attacks between the two countries has

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Speaker 17: President Trump calling for an evacuation of Tehran, but also

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Speaker 17: emphasizing that a non nuclear Iran is the only option

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Speaker 17: in the meantime. More and more video is coming in

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Speaker 17: offering up new perspective on Israel's attacks on the Islamic Republic.

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Speaker 17: That was video of the headquarters of the Iranian state

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Speaker 17: television after an Israeli military strike on Monday. As you

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Speaker 17: saw the presenter running for cover. Senate Republicans are out

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Speaker 17: with proposed changes to the president so called One Big

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Speaker 17: Beautiful Bill. The Senate ideas are likely to set up

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Speaker 17: a face off between House Republicans and House and Senate Republicans.

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Speaker 4: Excuse me.

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Speaker 17: One potential area of disagreement could be could be making

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Speaker 17: business related tax breaks permanent while also limiting the deductibility

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Speaker 17: of state and local income taxes what's known as salt.

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Speaker 17: The different versions of the bill in the two Republican

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Speaker 17: control chambers could complicate getting the measure passed by jive

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Speaker 17: by the July fourth deadline, which leaders in both houses

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Speaker 17: have set. Some House Republicans are already criticizing some of

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Speaker 17: the Senate's ideas. The Senate will continue to debate the

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Speaker 17: modified text of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. After

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Speaker 17: passing in the Senate, the bill will then return to

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Speaker 17: the House for approval there before it can make it

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Speaker 17: to President Trump's desk. While we're continuing to learn more

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Speaker 17: House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. State Senator John

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Speaker 17: Hoffman and his wife were also shot that night, but

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Speaker 17: both survived. Prosecutors say the Acus shooter had dozens of

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Speaker 17: additional targets in mind, including officials in at least three

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Speaker 17: other that's a quick check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 4: This last weekend was the no Kings protest. No Kings,

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Speaker 4: they say it's funny. They weren't doing no Kings protests

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Speaker 4: when the most authoritarian thing of all happened in our

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Speaker 4: country the last thirty years, when the entire nation down

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Speaker 4: by Democrat governors, and we are forced to take an

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Speaker 4: m a gene altering vaccine against our will, and I

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Speaker 4: was not allowed to visit the city of New York

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Speaker 4: or Los Angeles without show meyo, Papa's a vaccine passport.

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Speaker 4: No Kings, they say it's funny when American military members

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Speaker 4: were kicked out of the US military because they would

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Speaker 4: not take the COVID shot. The same party that selected

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Speaker 4: an appointed Kamala Harris as the candidate with no election,

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Speaker 4: no process like a zoom call thinks Trump is a king.

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Speaker 4: The same party that prevented Bernie Sanders from becoming the

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Speaker 4: nominee in twenty sixteen and partially twenty twenty thinks that

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Speaker 4: Trump is a king. Now, no honest person looks at

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Speaker 4: the situation and thinks that Trump as a dictator, unless,

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Speaker 4: of course, you are part of the resist AARP crowd.

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Speaker 4: You see, it's very interesting besides the purple haired g

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Speaker 4: hatties and the rank and file stormtroopers of the last

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Speaker 4: look at that picture here from the No King's protest,

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Speaker 4: It looks old. It's kind of like the last gasp

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Speaker 4: of the liberal boomer. Not all boomers or liberals. Not

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Speaker 4: all boomers or liberals. We got great boomers in this

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Speaker 4: audience that watch on Real America's Voice. But look at

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Speaker 4: that audience.

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Speaker 19: That is.

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Speaker 4: An almost all white, elderly crowd. Not that it matters

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Speaker 4: what color the skin that they are, but it's kind

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Speaker 4: of interesting. But they're the ones who whine all the time.

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Speaker 4: If anything is too white, they say. Turning Point Chapter

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Speaker 4: meetings are too white. Turning Point usay college events are

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Speaker 4: too white. I thought diversity was your strength. You guys

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Speaker 4: don't have any age diversity, racial diversity, cultural diversity. Again,

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Speaker 4: I'm not the diversity police. I don't care if you

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Speaker 4: want to have an all white gathering. Who am I

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Speaker 4: to say? But somebody who was on the front lines

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Speaker 4: of the No Kings protest this last weekend and did

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Speaker 4: a fabulous job is Nate Friedman, host of The Nate

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Speaker 4: Friedman Show, independent journalist. You can find them at YouTube

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Speaker 4: at Nate Friedman ninety seven. Saw a great clip of

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Speaker 4: his that I do want to play. But first, Nate,

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Speaker 4: welcome to the program, and please introduce yourself.

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Speaker 19: Thank you so much, Charlie. Yeah, my name is Nate Friedman.

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Speaker 24: I'm an independent journalist, boots on the ground journalist, and yeah,

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Speaker 24: I speak to people on the street and just get

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Speaker 24: to know what's really going on in this country.

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Speaker 4: And so you were at the No King's protest and

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Speaker 4: you started you did this very powerful video that I

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Speaker 4: hope we have queued up somewhere where let's play it

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Speaker 4: to ninety six where you identified some of these protesters

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Speaker 4: do this for a living. Play cut to ninety six.

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Speaker 19: Here's my press credential.

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Speaker 11: Perfect, thank you?

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Speaker 19: Okay, so who are you with?

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Speaker 1: I'm I'm right now.

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Speaker 20: I am representing myself and I am representing the folks

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Speaker 20: at Rise and resists.

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Speaker 19: To have been resists. How much do they pay you

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Speaker 19: to wear this desk?

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Speaker 11: Absolutely nothing?

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Speaker 24: Really, So I did some digging and the woman trying

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Speaker 24: to stop my interview is named Karen Shawl. She is

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Speaker 24: a professional protester. I found her at almost one hundred

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Speaker 24: different protests. Let's look at her portfolio, shall we. Here's

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Speaker 24: her outside Trump Tower saying TikTok times up. Here's her

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Speaker 24: saying ban guns not drag amazing. This is her telling

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Speaker 24: us that lies have consequences. She's also very passionate about abortion.

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Speaker 24: Even in the video right now, she's just wearing a

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Speaker 24: hat that says abortion on it.

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Speaker 4: Nate, She's made a career out of this.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, yep. This is her second job actually.

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Speaker 24: So she's an associate director at Lincoln Center and in

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Speaker 24: New York City, which is a very prominent theater.

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Speaker 19: It's beautiful theater.

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Speaker 24: But she's all over the country touring the country protesting,

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Speaker 24: and I just knew that that was going to be

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Speaker 24: the case, because no one behaves like that for free.

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Speaker 19: I just refuse to believe that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and so you kept on, let's just say your research.

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Speaker 4: You kept on examining it. And there's a whole group

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Speaker 4: of these paid protesters, is that correct.

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Speaker 19: That's right, that's right. Yeah, And I've met them personally

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Speaker 19: and dealt with them personally.

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Speaker 4: Tell us more.

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Speaker 16: Yeah.

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Speaker 24: So when I went to the takedown Tesla protest, almost

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Speaker 24: immediately upon getting there, an older woman comes up to

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Speaker 24: me and has a right wing troll arrow and follows

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Speaker 24: me around the protest. Now I hadn't even interviewed anyone

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Speaker 24: up until that point. You know, I had asked someone

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Speaker 24: for an interview, but I wasn't granted one yet. And

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Speaker 24: then she comes along and she follows me and asks

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Speaker 24: everyone I speak to to not talk to me. And

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Speaker 24: that same arrow is at the No King's protest, the

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Speaker 24: printed the exact same way. And so the original older

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Speaker 24: woman that I spoke to at the Tesla protest, I

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Speaker 24: found her at you know, twenty thirty different protests.

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Speaker 19: Oh yeah, oh yeah.

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Speaker 24: And then all over the country too, DC blocking the Capitol,

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Speaker 24: stopping senators and the cafeteria, the whole, the whole deal.

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Speaker 19: Then two more people come along and I.

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Speaker 24: See that they're teammates. Actually that all the time. They're

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Speaker 24: in pictures together. It's all in the Tesla takedown video.

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Speaker 24: And so they all behave the same way. They're all

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Speaker 24: telling each other like this, don't don't speak to him,

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Speaker 24: don't speak to him. And what's funny is they eat

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Speaker 24: their own So someone wants to speak. They say, I

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Speaker 24: don't care who Nate is. I want to have a conversation.

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Speaker 24: They say, no, no, no, don't have a conversation. So

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Speaker 24: you see them disagreeing with each other, and it's just

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Speaker 24: it's crazy because you know, the left lost the election,

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Speaker 24: so they should know that in order to win back votes,

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Speaker 24: you have to have conversations with the other side.

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Speaker 19: The other side one, right, So it's interesting.

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Speaker 4: Let's go to seventy nine. This is at an ice

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Speaker 4: protest where he has a sign that says, I stand

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Speaker 4: with Aron. He seems like a pleasant person. Play cut

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Speaker 4: two seventy nine.

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Speaker 13: And how you doing, Nate.

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Speaker 24: I'm just supressed.

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Speaker 19: And then you have a.

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Speaker 4: Different kind of sign.

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Speaker 16: Can you tell me about it?

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Speaker 19: Sure? My sign says I stand with Iran.

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Speaker 22: Whoa don't have a new They never would want a

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Speaker 22: new America ever ever, Ever, I've been to Iran these.

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Speaker 6: What about this?

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Speaker 24: What about the Supreme Leader of Iran saying like death

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Speaker 24: to America?

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Speaker 7: Is that just like words? That's part of our propaganda?

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Speaker 1: Any casual when we get mad at that on recall

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Speaker 1: yesh East.

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Speaker 4: So Nate, who is this guy? And he doesn't seem

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Speaker 4: like a spring chicken?

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Speaker 24: Yeah, so funny thing about this. So I had to

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Speaker 24: get this video. I wanted to get this video out

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Speaker 24: to my audience as fast as possible. I later did

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Speaker 24: find him at like six or seven different protests with

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Speaker 24: this you know, Veterans.

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Speaker 19: Association that he's with.

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Speaker 24: But this guy, he did speak to me for over

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Speaker 24: ten minutes, and I have to I always have respect

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Speaker 24: for the people I'm interviewing. They are granting me an interview,

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Speaker 24: they're willing to speak, that's that's great. But I did

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Speaker 24: he did lie every two to three minutes. One of

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Speaker 24: the biggest lies was that Hamas is that Iran is

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Speaker 24: not funding terrorism. And I just said, there's literally videos

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Speaker 24: of Hamas thanking, thanking I ran for money, I mean,

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Speaker 24: so it's quite interesting how they just don't listen to facts.

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Speaker 24: And then when I asked them where's their source of news?

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Speaker 24: Where did he get his source of news? He said,

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Speaker 24: Iranian media?

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Speaker 7: So there you go.

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Speaker 4: Well, Iranian media is having a tough week. So Nate,

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Speaker 4: how did you get your start here? And then I'll

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Speaker 4: keep you over the break.

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Speaker 24: Sure, So I got my start around the NATO summit

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Speaker 24: of last year when Biden called Zelensky Putin, I thought

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Speaker 24: I just couldn't stay on the sidelines anymore. I thought, Okay,

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Speaker 24: this is the national security risk. This person is obviously

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Speaker 24: not running our country. So I was just curious, are

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Speaker 24: people out on the street going to vote for him again?

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Speaker 19: And I let each side talk.

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Speaker 24: I wanted to hear from both sides, and I really

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Speaker 24: just felt very passionate about having those conversations because polls

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Speaker 24: are one thing, you know, but it doesn't give the

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Speaker 24: country an idea of why are people voting for certain people?

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Speaker 24: So I figured if I just let if I just

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Speaker 24: let people talk, then people will make up their own

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Speaker 24: minds of what's the best person to vote for.

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Speaker 4: Stay right there, Nate Friedman, you know this is you

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Speaker 4: are part of an ever growing community of young dissident journalists.

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Speaker 4: This is what Andrew Breitbart wanted to see this entire time.

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Speaker 4: Andrew Breitbart always said, you have a phone, get out

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Speaker 4: in the streets, ask a couple of questions, and boy,

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Speaker 4: he would be rejoicing to see people like yourself, people

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Speaker 4: like frontlines, people like Kaitlin, and we profile a lot

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Speaker 4: of these dissident frontlines, grassroots journalists. It's what helps keep

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Speaker 4: the country free. So Nate, good on you stay right there.

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Speaker 4: Email us as always freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Nate

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Speaker 4: Friedman continues, us, is this is this clipbokay to play? Guys?

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Speaker 4: I know there's been a lot of bad words. You

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Speaker 4: know we're on radio right now, Nate, and so if

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Speaker 4: there's anyone says a bad word. I get a nice

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Speaker 4: to cut three hundred. Let's go to cut three hundred.

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Speaker 1: I don't give a company being Jewish, Hindu, Muslim that Okay, okay,

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Speaker 1: what song is that?

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Speaker 4: This is? So what what you're trying to do?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, that's no.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, what song is that?

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Speaker 8: We're gonna put you on YouTube?

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Speaker 19: It sounds good.

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Speaker 4: So she gets paid to go do this. I have

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Speaker 4: a question, do you have any idea who is financing this?

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Speaker 7: Yes?

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Speaker 24: So she works for a company called Rise and Resist.

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Speaker 24: So there are many nonprofits like this. So there's like

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Speaker 24: Jewish Voices for Peace. There are many nonprofits that are

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Speaker 24: funding this, and it goes all the way to the

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Speaker 24: top bites. I'm still digging in. But you know their

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Speaker 24: donation links are to Act Blue. So it gives you

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Speaker 24: a starting idea of who's behind this.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and so what when you went to these protests?

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Speaker 4: I'm sure there were a fair amount of young people.

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Speaker 4: But it does skew older, doesn't it.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, it definitely does.

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Speaker 24: And I met I met an older woman wearing a

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Speaker 24: make a Mexico make make Mexico America again hat and

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Speaker 24: she was you know, she was in her seventies and

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Speaker 24: just you know, such a hatred for America. It's it's

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Speaker 24: really sad to see that, you know, It's it's just

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Speaker 24: it's ironic that this is a no King's protest and

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Speaker 24: they're all freely chanting against the king.

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Speaker 19: You know, it just doesn't make any sense. You should so.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but so the the coverage, what city did you

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Speaker 4: cover this last week for the protests?

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Speaker 19: So this was New York City, and so.

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Speaker 4: The the protests in La got very unruly. This is

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Speaker 4: obviously choreographed, obviously finance. I know you've not been doing

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Speaker 4: this for quite some time, but you have good talent

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Speaker 4: to be able to get in there, and they're going

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Speaker 4: to come after you anytime. And are they starting to

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Speaker 4: recognize you?

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Speaker 19: Yeah, so unfortunately. So for example, at the.

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Speaker 24: When Trump Tower was occupied, I asked a question and

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Speaker 24: I asked, you know, one of the leaders of the protests.

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Speaker 24: First of all, oftentimes I'll try to speak to someone

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Speaker 24: and they'll say, go and speak to our media person.

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Speaker 24: They won't think independently for themselves. They'll just tell me

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Speaker 24: to go speak to another person. So I speak to

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Speaker 24: a person and I say, you know, is Trump a dictator?

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Speaker 19: And they won't. They refuse to answer because they know.

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Speaker 24: That if Trump were a dictator, they wouldn't let mass

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Speaker 24: amount of people occupy his wife and sons home.

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Speaker 7: Right.

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Speaker 24: So I've they start to recognize me, and I see

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Speaker 24: this woman who works for this company called Jewish Currents,

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Speaker 24: which is a magazine company that often works with Jewish

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Speaker 24: Voices for Peace, which is a far left radical group,

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Speaker 24: does not speak for the Jewish people, very anti Zionists,

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Speaker 24: and actually celebrated, you know, October seventh. And you can

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Speaker 24: see that it's paid for because this woman who's the

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Speaker 24: leader of this protest, the only one that I'm qualified

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Speaker 24: to speak to so called she is working for this

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Speaker 24: Jewish Currents magazine and she's just there in the middle

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Speaker 24: of the day, right.

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Speaker 19: So that's just an example of what sort of happens.

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Speaker 24: And also I went to a protest recently, one of

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Speaker 24: those anti Ice ones, and these guys in cafeas you know,

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Speaker 24: their masks, they're massed up, sunglasses, everything, and they walk

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Speaker 24: up to me, they take a photo of my press ID.

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Speaker 24: I say, do you want to ask me anything? Do

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Speaker 24: you want to do you want to speak to me?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 24: You know, you've got nothing to hide, right your press

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Speaker 24: and they just take photos of me and walk away.

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Speaker 24: So yeah, it's not nice to have guys with CAFs

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Speaker 24: walk up to you and take photos of your press ID.

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Speaker 19: But that's what I'm willing to risk when I'm out

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Speaker 19: there in the field.

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Speaker 4: And so in closing here, you as a as a

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Speaker 4: young man, I'm guessing you're Jewish? Is that correct?

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Speaker 19: Yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 4: And so this takes a lot of hootspot for you

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Speaker 4: to go out into the streets and you kind of

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Speaker 4: see the the protests and what what What have you

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Speaker 4: learned about the radical left that you wish other Americans

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Speaker 4: and liberal Jews would know? Yeah?

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Speaker 24: Absolutely, so okay, So what I wish liberal Jews wouldn't

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Speaker 24: understand is that Trump has been the best president of

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Speaker 24: all time for Jewish people.

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Speaker 19: It's just it's very, very clear. He's so good to Israel.

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Speaker 24: He moved the embassy to Jerusalem, his daughter, his daughter

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Speaker 24: converted to Jews Judaism, he loves the Jewish people, and

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Speaker 24: he brought many hostages home. It's remarkable, and that alone

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Speaker 24: should be enough. Bringing those people home should be enough

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Speaker 24: and he said he was going to do it, and

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Speaker 24: he did so. That's what I wish liberal Jews would

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Speaker 24: understand that Trump is the best president for Jews.

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Speaker 4: How really quick you know we're running out of him?

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Speaker 4: How can people support your channel and follow what you

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Speaker 4: do and keep on doing it? Nate, we want to

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Speaker 4: work with you at turning point us say Frontlines, grassroots

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Speaker 4: journalism is the salvation of a free society.

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Speaker 24: Police Absolutely, Nate Friedman ninety seven on YouTube. I speak

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Speaker 24: to everybody on the street. I speak to both sides.

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Speaker 24: I never show bias the interviews. I speak to both

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Speaker 24: sides and just let you make your judgment of what

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Speaker 24: you believe.

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Speaker 4: Very good, Nate, thank you so much. God bless you.

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Speaker 4: Talk to you soon.

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Speaker 19: Thank you.

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Speaker 4: Excellent. Every one of you has the capacity to do it,

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Speaker 4: few will do it, and that's what I love. Everyone

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Speaker 4: in this audience could be a grassroots jounalist journalist, but

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Speaker 4: few do it. Takes courage. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 17: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice newsbreak. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 17: We are continuing to learn more about the man who

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Speaker 17: investigators say killed former Minnesota Democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman

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Speaker 17: and shot her husband. State Senator John Hoffman and his

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Speaker 17: wife were also shot that night, but both survived. Prosecutors

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Speaker 17: say the AQ shooter had dozens of additional targets, including

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Speaker 17: officials in at least three other states. He allegedly visited

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Speaker 17: the homes of at least two other legislators the knight

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Speaker 17: of the attacks. One was on vacation and police showed

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Speaker 17: up at the other home, so he reportedly left. Prosecutor

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Speaker 17: say all of the politicians named in the fifty seven

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Speaker 17: year Olds manifesto were Democrats. The list included more than

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Speaker 17: forty five state and federal officials across Minnesota, along with

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Speaker 17: elected officials in Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The accused killer

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Speaker 17: faces federal charges for murder and stalking. He could be

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Speaker 17: sentenced to death if convicted. State charges include murder and

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Speaker 17: attempted murder. And just this morning, President Trump confirming that

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Speaker 17: he will not be calling Minnesota governor and former Democrat

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Speaker 17: vice presidential nominee Tim Waltz to discuss the political attacks

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Speaker 17: that have thrust Minnesota into the national spotlight.

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Speaker 6: I think the governor of Minnesota is so backed out,

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Speaker 6: I'm going why would I go.

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Speaker 7: I could go and say, hi, how you doing?

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Speaker 1: The guy?

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Speaker 13: He's a mess, so that I could be nice to

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Speaker 13: grow member. Why waste?

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Speaker 17: The presidents typically reach out to other elected officials during

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Speaker 17: times of tragedy to offer condolences and federal assistance if needed.

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Speaker 17: The Commander in chief also took the opportunity to point

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Speaker 17: out that Governor Walls appointed the accused shooter to serve

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Speaker 17: on Minnesota's Workforce Development Board. One of the victims of

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Speaker 17: the attacks. Democrat Senator John Hoffman also served on that board. However,

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Speaker 17: it's not clear if the two knew each other. President

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Speaker 17: Trump back at the White House right now after cutting

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Speaker 17: his trip to the G seven summit in Canada short

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Speaker 17: in order to strategize about the ongoing situation between Israel

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Speaker 17: and Iran. Meantime, more and more video is coming in

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Speaker 17: offering up new perspective on Israel's attacks on the Islamic Republic.

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Speaker 17: That was the video we were going to show you,

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Speaker 17: was video of the headquarters of the Iranian state television

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Speaker 17: after an Israeli military strike on Monday. Well, that's going

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Speaker 17: to do it for your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 19: I want see, but.

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Speaker 4: I'm not sure, I can tell you the difference.

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Speaker 1: In a rocket.

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Speaker 6: I know.

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Speaker 3: Jeez.

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Speaker 19: Hello there, I'm producer Blake. This is producer Daisy.

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Speaker 23: Charlie had to head out a bit early to get

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Speaker 23: to d C, so we thought we could do a

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Speaker 23: slightly different segment. People have been hearing a lot of

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Speaker 23: news over the last few weeks. They've been hearing a

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Speaker 23: lot about Mullah's and bunker busting bombs and nuclear programs

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Speaker 23: and countries on the far side of the world.

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Speaker 19: And we know a lot of our viewers are younger people.

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Speaker 19: They're members of gen Z.

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Speaker 23: They may not know all the background to this, and

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Speaker 23: so we thought it'd be a fun segment to have

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Speaker 23: one of our producers, who is a gen Z Daisy

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Speaker 23: join us. I'm a millennial, shamefully, and I'm proud. So

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Speaker 23: we heard that song, which that was a song.

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Speaker 11: I hadn't heard that until today.

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Speaker 23: That is a song from right after nine eleven, and

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Speaker 23: you know, it says, Daisy, do you know the difference

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Speaker 23: between Iraq and Iran?

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Speaker 11: Yes, as And I know they're two different countries, but

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Speaker 11: I would be lying if I said I didn't think

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Speaker 11: they were extremely similar, like and from my knowledge, they're

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Speaker 11: both Muslim countries in the Middle East.

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Speaker 19: Yees, So we'll start there.

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Speaker 23: So they're both Muslim countries in the Middle East, and

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Speaker 23: they are in fact right next.

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Speaker 19: To each other.

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Speaker 23: I don't know if you guys want to grab a

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Speaker 23: map of the Mid East really quick, but so you

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Speaker 23: have uh Iraq is a country. We invaded it in

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Speaker 23: two thousand and three, so twenty two years ago, and

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Speaker 23: we invaded it.

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Speaker 19: It was run by a guy named Saddam Hussein. You

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Speaker 19: know who Saddam was, right.

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Speaker 23: Yes, and he was killed, Yes, he was executed actually,

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Speaker 23: so they put him on trial.

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Speaker 4: He was a bad dude.

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Speaker 19: He was a dictator.

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Speaker 23: He did like he killed a lot of his own people.

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Speaker 23: He was like your prototypical strong man.

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Speaker 11: He killed by us.

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Speaker 23: Well, so technically we put him through a trial for

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Speaker 23: bad things that he had done. He was sentenced to

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Speaker 23: death and then he was hanged, and I think the

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Speaker 23: Iraqi government technically hanged him because it was a somewhat

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Speaker 23: sort of affair.

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Speaker 19: There's there was video of it. It was kind of

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Speaker 19: disturbing to watch. We won't go into that.

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Speaker 4: Well, I do.

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Speaker 11: I don't remember hearing about Stam Hussein. I do remember,

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Speaker 11: and it's a running thing on TikTok that everyone in

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Speaker 11: my age has memories of not knowing who Asama bin

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Speaker 11: Laden was, but being somewhere and your parents freaking out

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Speaker 11: that Osama bin Laden was killed. And there's a whole

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Speaker 11: running joke on X and on TikTok that people used

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Speaker 11: to think that that was someone that they knew in

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Speaker 11: their lives who was killed.

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Speaker 19: Oh oh wow, man.

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Speaker 11: I remember where I was my found out he was killed.

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Speaker 11: I don't know who he was.

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Speaker 19: Did you think did you ever think?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 11: I mean my parents were hardcore Republican, so I knew

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Speaker 11: he was a bag. They were clearly excited. They were

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Speaker 11: very excited that he was killed.

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Speaker 23: Okay, So yeah, so iraqing around different countries, they border

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Speaker 23: each other. There's similar in a few ways. So you've

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Speaker 23: heard of Islam, of course, But do you know there's

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Speaker 23: two major types of his.

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Speaker 11: Yes, they both start with s's. One is radical and

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Speaker 11: one is not radical.

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Speaker 23: No, they are if only we're that's simple. So there's

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Speaker 23: the main type of Islam is called Sunni Islam. That

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Speaker 23: is what most Muslims are worldwide, and in fact it's

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Speaker 23: most Muslim terrorists are Sunni. So the guys who the

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Speaker 23: guys who did nine to eleven were Sunnis, Okay, but

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Speaker 23: I don't want to say that's the terrorist.

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Speaker 19: One because that there's a billion Sunni Muslims out there.

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Speaker 23: So Egypt is Sunni, Saudi Arabia is Sunni, Afghanistan is

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Speaker 23: mostly Sunni. Iran is Shia, and that is the other

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Speaker 23: type of Islam. And Iraq is also majority Shia, but

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Speaker 23: it's mixed. So it was I want to say, about

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Speaker 23: sixty percent Shia and like thirty percent Sunni. And they

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Speaker 23: also had a Christian minority in some other stuff.

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Speaker 11: When you say these countries are Shia or is that

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Speaker 11: like everyone in the country in.

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Speaker 23: Iran or ir almost everybody is Shia. They do have

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Speaker 23: other minorities very small, but it is mostly Shia. Now

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Speaker 23: what that means is they often are in conflict with

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Speaker 23: all the other countries in the Middle East because they

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Speaker 23: have religious differences with them, and they.

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Speaker 11: Just have somewhat different in conflict with the other Muslim countries.

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Speaker 23: Because often over that and other reasons, and on top

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Speaker 23: of that, Shia Islam has some interesting beliefs.

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Speaker 19: So I mentioned the nine to eleven.

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Speaker 23: Guys were were Sunnies, but Shia Islam has a particular

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Speaker 23: emphasis on martyrdom as a heroic thing. It's kind of

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Speaker 23: a big It's a religion centered around this early Muslim

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Speaker 23: figure named Ali and that he died in a civil

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Speaker 23: war between some early Muslims and they think Ali was

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Speaker 23: the best and he was killed by them, and that

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Speaker 23: that's kind of their difference with Sunnis is there they're

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Speaker 23: still litigating a civil war from fifteen hundred years ago, and.

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Speaker 19: So there's that.

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Speaker 23: And they also have a very interesting belief. You'll hear

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Speaker 23: them called the Twelve or Shias. So they believe there

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Speaker 23: were a series of immams that's like a chief, kind

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Speaker 23: of a an Islamic teacher. You'll hear a mom used

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Speaker 23: to just describe a normal Islamic cleric, but this is

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Speaker 23: like a kind of super mom basically.

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Speaker 19: And they believe that there were twelve of them.

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Speaker 23: So there were eleven who kind of there have been

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Speaker 23: twelve historically, and then the twelfth one died, but they

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Speaker 23: kind of I believe. The belief is they think he's

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Speaker 23: like in hiding, like he's still alive and he will return.

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Speaker 19: He's like a messianic figure.

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Speaker 23: So Shia Islam is a messianic version of Islam where

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Speaker 23: they think this twelfth in mom is going to reveal himself,

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Speaker 23: he'll be called the Mahdi. So there are multiple instances

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Speaker 23: of a person proclaiming themselves to be the Mahdi as

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Speaker 23: like an apocalyptic figure.

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Speaker 19: And wow, we're going way down the rabbit hole of this.

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Speaker 11: Okay, Well, so my next question, and this is again

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Speaker 11: just what I'm seeing from a gen Z perspective, all

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Speaker 11: the two different types of Muslims.

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Speaker 15: Do they both.

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Speaker 11: Dislike Israel? They both dislike Jewish the Jewish religion.

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Speaker 23: There are plenty I don't want to say again, not

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Speaker 23: all of them think this, but both Sunnis and she

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Speaker 23: Has have a long history of contact with Israel. So

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Speaker 23: for example, Israel had multiple wars with Egypt, Sunni country,

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Speaker 23: they had multiple wars I mean Hamas, that's mostly Sunni group. However,

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Speaker 23: Iran despises Israel, so you know they cost the Great Satan.

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Speaker 23: They call Israel the Little Satan. Another group that Israel

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Speaker 23: fights against. You've maybe heard of Hesbela. Yes, Hesbola is

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Speaker 23: a Shia militant group that occupies southern Lebanon. So there

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Speaker 23: are Shias in Lebanon too. Hesbla is a Shia group.

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Speaker 23: So Hamas, Yes, which where does Hamas is a radical

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Speaker 23: group that controls Gaza, right, and they are a Palestinian

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Speaker 23: radical Islamist group.

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Speaker 19: They are mostly Sunni. In fact, I think they might

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Speaker 19: just be exclusively Okay, that was my question.

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Speaker 11: So Iran and Iraq, we're talking about how similar they are.

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Speaker 11: Are they allies or they're just similar to people who

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Speaker 11: don't live in the Middle similar people.

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Speaker 23: They were hostile to each other historically. So Saddam Hussein,

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Speaker 23: his country was mostly Shia. Saddam was Sunni and his polite.

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Speaker 23: He wasn't really a religious figure to the same extent,

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Speaker 23: but his base was Sunni's, okay, And so it was

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Speaker 23: kind of a country where the Sunni minority was running

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Speaker 23: things over the Shia majority.

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Speaker 19: So he was hostile towards Iran.

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Speaker 23: So to show you how complicated it is, we invaded

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Speaker 23: Iraq to overthrow Sadan in the nineteen eighties. We gave

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Speaker 23: weapons to Saddam or I'm not should we give We

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Speaker 23: gave some form of support to Saddam because he invaded

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Speaker 23: Iran and we were anti Iran and.

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Speaker 11: We're okay, So are a lot of people anti Iran?

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Speaker 23: Yes, a lot of people are anti Iran, so that's

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Speaker 23: part of where this is complicated. So obviously we have

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Speaker 23: at this point forty five years of antagonism with Iran.

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Speaker 23: Have you ever heard of the Iranian hostage crisis? Yes, so, yes,

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Speaker 23: that was that was the big thing in the Middle East.

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Speaker 23: That was in fact, that was the biggest story in

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Speaker 23: America if you were around in nineteen.

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Speaker 19: Eighty was the hostages that I ran around.

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Speaker 11: But I've heard of it.

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Speaker 23: So what happened was Iran had a monarchy, they overthrew

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Speaker 23: him and he was replaced by this Islamic government. They're

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Speaker 23: led by a guy called the Ayatola, and Iotola's kind

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Speaker 23: of just a supreme Islamic cleric title.

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Speaker 4: So do have.

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Speaker 11: Israel and Iran also had a long history of conflict,

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Speaker 11: or it's just the nuclear threat, the weapon threat, so

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Speaker 11: that is making it. Israel wants to go after Iran.

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Speaker 19: As you could see if you look at him.

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Speaker 23: They don't border each other, so between them there's Jordan,

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Speaker 23: then Iraq, then around, so there's several hundred miles away,

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Speaker 23: so there's not a lot of ability to directly fight

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Speaker 23: each other, and historically there hasn't been so recently Iran's

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Speaker 23: been shooting missiles at Israel. That wasn't a thing they

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Speaker 23: were doing twenty years ago. But there's hostility in other ways.

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Speaker 23: What Iran sort of pioneered was they would sponsor terrorist

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Speaker 23: groups in other countries or militant groups. So for example, Hesbola,

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Speaker 23: who I mentioned, Hesbela has directly fought Israel. Hezbola has

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Speaker 23: definitely received assistance from Iran. They've received training, they've received money,

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Speaker 23: they've received weapons, they've received moral support. So they it's

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Speaker 23: like proxy wars. So the same way that we give

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Speaker 23: weapons to Ukraine so Ukraine can fight against Russia. Iran

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Speaker 23: has done that against Israel in many cases. You've heard

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Speaker 23: about the Huthis lately, yes, So the Huthis are in

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Speaker 23: yet another country in Middle East Yemen. They've also received

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Speaker 23: support from Iran over time.

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Speaker 11: Okay, So is it that Iran has less allies more

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Speaker 11: just common or people have common enemies with Iran.

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Speaker 23: So they have allies, but their allies are non are

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Speaker 23: non state actors, so is a militant group or an

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Speaker 23: ethnic group rather than they don't really have allies who are.

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Speaker 11: A similar acting party to what Hamas would be.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, exactly. Stuff like that.

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Speaker 23: So here China as an ally of Iran, it's much

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Speaker 23: more like China just like selling things to whoever. So

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Speaker 23: we say anctioned Iran, we try to crush their economy.

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Speaker 23: China doesn't care as much about that, so they're willing

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Speaker 23: to have trade with Iran, and maybe to the extent

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Speaker 23: that they see Iran as our rival, they might even

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Speaker 23: support them a bit as oh, you know, America's hostile

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Speaker 23: to us, the enemy of my enemy. But they're not

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Speaker 23: an ally in the way like the US and Israel

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Speaker 23: or allies where there's a lot of direct assistance.

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Speaker 11: So Israel choosing to go after Iran, I have two questions.

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Speaker 11: I don't know full time you get to them both

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Speaker 11: in this segment, But one, I have heard you talk

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Speaker 11: about how Israel has been discussing this threat for a while,

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Speaker 11: which I didn't know, and I don't know that everyone

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Speaker 11: my age or just my knowledge of Middle East conflict

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Speaker 11: would know that. So I want you to explain that

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Speaker 11: a little bit more. But secondly, when Israel chooses to

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Speaker 11: after Iran, is there anyone specific that they're worried about

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Speaker 11: retaliating against them on behalf of Iran or just these

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Speaker 11: militaristic groups.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, so the first one. Yeah, it's it's been I

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Speaker 19: would say so.

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Speaker 23: Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime minister of Israel, he's been prime

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Speaker 23: minister before, he's been a politician in Israel a long time.

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Speaker 23: He's been warning about Iran's nuclear program literally since the nineties.

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Speaker 23: In the nineties he was saying they're a few years

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Speaker 23: away from getting a bomb. You heard a bit of

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Speaker 23: this in the two thousands. In two thousand and two,

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Speaker 23: George W. Bush gave a State of the Union address

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Speaker 23: where he declared three countries the access of evil. Iraq

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Speaker 23: was one of them, North Korea was one of the

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Speaker 23: and then Iran was the third. So there's been concern, oh,

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Speaker 23: Iran might try to get nukes or WMD's weapons of

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Speaker 23: mass destruction.

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Speaker 11: But I do have to pause Blake because we have

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Speaker 11: you by TikTok and the Charlie Kirkshow loves TikTok. That's

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Speaker 11: also where a lot of the misinformation from people gen

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Speaker 11: Z they go there there, I'm not sure what's true

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Speaker 11: what's not true. So that's what we're finding out in

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Speaker 11: this next segment.

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Speaker 1: Thanks Blake, What the Charlie kirk show where truth lives.

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Speaker 23: All right, so we have a quick rabble only segment here,

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Speaker 23: Daisy I thought maybe I should ask you a question.

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Speaker 19: We'll see how alert gen Z is. Name one city

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Speaker 19: in Iran for sure?

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Speaker 11: Okay, Tehran, you got it, you got it.

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Speaker 19: Do you know what that city is?

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Speaker 11: No, I only know. I would not have known that

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Speaker 11: a week ago. I only know about it because that's

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Speaker 11: the one that Trump was true thing about.

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Speaker 19: That is good enough. That is good enough.

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Speaker 23: That is the capital of Iran. It's actually quite large.

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Speaker 23: It's about uh I want to say, it's about the

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Speaker 23: size of New York City. It's one of the largest

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Speaker 23: cities in the world. It's in this like bleak lunar

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Speaker 23: landscape arounds very mountainous. Uh So you have lots of dessert,

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Speaker 23: lots of mountains, not always a lot of vegetation.

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Speaker 19: But big city. It's a big country. I think there's

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Speaker 19: about ninety million people there. Oh so, just for comparison,

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Speaker 19: I would have never guessed that. The more, the more

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Speaker 19: you know, I guess.

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Speaker 23: We still have a minute here, so I could finish that,

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Speaker 23: you know, close the loop on what we were saying

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Speaker 23: about Net and Yahoo. It really ramped up. I want

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Speaker 23: to say about twenty thirteen twenty fourteen, you started getting

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Speaker 23: a lot more agitation, certainly from net and Yahoo's end,

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Speaker 23: on Israel's end, where they're saying, we have intelligence Iran

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Speaker 23: is trying to.

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Speaker 19: Build a nuclear bomb. They're getting closer to it.

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Speaker 23: And this is one of the reasons there's so much

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Speaker 23: debate about this is he did frequently frame it in

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Speaker 23: this oh, they're six months away from getting it done

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Speaker 23: there and that they would call this the breakout period

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Speaker 23: where they would get so close, like we couldn't stop

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Speaker 23: them from getting the bomb. And they made this warning

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Speaker 23: a lot so people who are skeptical of a war

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Speaker 23: with around. One reason they're skeptical is they'll say, oh,

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Speaker 23: we keep hearing these warnings that Auran's close to a bomb,

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Speaker 23: but we've heard.

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Speaker 11: That before, like the Israel who cried wolf about it.

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Speaker 23: Sort of, that would be the argument for it, and

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Speaker 23: the I mean their argument is like kind of, but

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Speaker 23: now they say for real. So when they were doing

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Speaker 23: the strikes, they were saying we had evidence they were,

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Speaker 23: you know, days or weeks away from being able to

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Speaker 23: build a nuclear bomb.

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Speaker 19: Send it at Israel. We'll continue after this break.

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Speaker 4: Hello, welcome, back.

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Speaker 23: We're doing a special teach gen Z about Iran segment

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Speaker 23: with producer Daisy. We'll get to that in a sect.

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Speaker 23: But first, history, economics, the great works of literature. Did

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Speaker 23: Even though these novels are written in the thirties and forties,

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Speaker 11: Next question, Daisy, Okay, so I brief this question in

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Speaker 11: the last segment. Is there in Israel? You've been telling

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Speaker 11: me that Israel's been talking about this for years, that

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Speaker 11: there's a threat from Iran and when Israel chose to

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Speaker 11: do the strike. Is there any country or what you've

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Speaker 11: been telling me military groups in specific that they were

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Speaker 11: worried would retaliate specifically against Israel.

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Speaker 19: Well, the specific one they'd worry the most about is Iran.

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Speaker 23: Okay, So those proxy groups that I mentioned, they've already

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Speaker 23: had a lot of conflict.

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Speaker 19: With Israel, so hesbla. They've fought them before. They haven't.

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Speaker 23: They've done a little bit of skirmishing even just since

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Speaker 23: ten seven, for example.

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Speaker 19: There would be some worry that if they get into an.

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Speaker 23: All out war with Iran that that might escalate and

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Speaker 23: has look could get really heavily involved.

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Speaker 19: So far, they haven't.

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Speaker 23: I think a big reason they haven't is Israel has

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Speaker 23: shown they're far more gung ho about their willing to

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Speaker 23: take out a lot of people. They I think they're

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Speaker 23: kind of scared. I think some of hesbla's leaders are thought, yeah,

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Speaker 23: I'd rather not die right now.

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Speaker 11: And because they're not necessarily strong allies with Iran, are

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Speaker 11: a lot of people just kind of like.

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Speaker 19: Well, they can say strong allies got it.

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Speaker 23: People you know, have a survival instinct, and so there

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Speaker 23: are places that are allied with Iran, but they won't

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Speaker 23: necessarily want to think I am ready to kill myself

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Speaker 23: to show solidarity with Iran.

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Speaker 19: And if it looks like the US and.

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Speaker 23: Israel are well, I should say Israel and possibly the

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Speaker 23: US are saying this time, we're serious about it. We're

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Speaker 23: taking out this regime or at least hitting them very hard.

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Speaker 23: They can think I would rather stand aside from this one.

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Speaker 23: This is getting too hot to handle.

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Speaker 11: Do you think we briefly touched on this in the

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Speaker 11: rav segment, so if you're on Ready, you wouldn't have

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Speaker 11: heard it. But about how Israel has some people would

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Speaker 11: say that Israel has been talking about this threat for

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Speaker 11: so long that they never thought it was going to actualize.

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Speaker 11: In Israel's actually induce something about it. Do you think

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Speaker 11: that Iran felt that way, that Israel would never Actually,

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Speaker 11: they've been talking about.

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Speaker 23: This and they were genuinely it seems they were genuinely

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Speaker 23: caught off guard by it.

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Speaker 19: And that's been one of the funnier things about this.

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Speaker 11: Does it even doesn't feel like that happens that often anymore?

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Speaker 19: Yeah, it's actually truly jarring.

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Speaker 23: So one of the things that you may remember they

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Speaker 23: did is in their opening strikes, they didn't just hit

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Speaker 23: air bases or nuclear plants.

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Speaker 19: They took out leaders of Iran's military and.

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Speaker 23: No one is in vulnerable, but there's this element of

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Speaker 23: where they these guys were not prepared to possibly be hit.

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Speaker 23: They didn't have a secure location because one of the

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Speaker 23: guys they just took about they blew out an apartment

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Speaker 23: block in Interrant, right.

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Speaker 19: Why are you in an apartment block in Tehran?

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Speaker 15: Right?

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Speaker 23: And so it seems that they were genuinely there's been

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Speaker 23: a lot of chatterbobs. It seems they were caught off

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Speaker 23: guard by this. Immediately beforehand, we'd been talking about, oh,

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Speaker 23: another round of negotiations. Trump was saying, Oh, we're gonna

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Speaker 23: meet in Oman, another yet another Middle Eastern country to

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Speaker 23: do negotiations, and it seems that they just assumed, oh,

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Speaker 23: we're at least good through those negotiations, we don't have

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Speaker 23: to worry about strikes, and they greatly miscalculated that front.

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Speaker 11: Okay, so we kind of briefly touched on this. Charlie

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Speaker 11: did with Nate earlier, and he was talking about the

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Speaker 11: No Kings protests. I'm not understanding how they're and we

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Speaker 11: only have a minute left. I'm not understanding how people

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Speaker 11: are at the No Kings protests against Trump, against Ice

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Speaker 11: and not. It used to be like last year, Americans

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Speaker 11: were so proudly pro Gaza. They want to go to Gaza,

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Speaker 11: they want to live there, they love it. Now it

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Speaker 11: seems all of a sudden, and I don't know if

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Speaker 11: it's because they don't have enough information or it's just

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Speaker 11: what they're told to support. Now they're I mean, we

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Speaker 11: just saw that these people being super gung ho about

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Speaker 11: I Ran. They support I Ran, they want I Ran

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Speaker 11: to people to do whatever they want. I'm not sure

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Speaker 11: how that's connecting with the No King's protest.

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Speaker 19: It doesn't what you see. I mean, this is just

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Speaker 19: how the left is generally. The Left.

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Speaker 23: All causes blob together over time. So you see Palestine

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Speaker 23: flags at your ice protest, You see you know BLM

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Speaker 23: tweets out pro Hamas stuff after the ten seven attacks.

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Speaker 23: That is, that's the left, which I think you are

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Speaker 23: plenty familiar with, even if you don't know as much

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Speaker 23: about Iraq and Iran.

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Speaker 19: This is a lot of fun. We should again. Uh,

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Speaker 19: we'll see all of you tomorrow. Charlie rejoining us by

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Speaker 4: H