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Speaker 2: It feels it feels weird, and I know some of

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Speaker 3: I wake up just giddy.

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Speaker 2: I can't wait to see what's in the news, what

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Speaker 2: resolution for United States Congress. They play this game and

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Speaker 2: it's so insulting. Oh, the government's gonna shut down. What

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Speaker 2: are we gonna do? We don't know what to do. Remember,

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Speaker 2: it was gonna go over the cliff one year, was

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Speaker 3: Over the cliff. That was the analogy.

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Speaker 2: The government's gonna shut down. We don't want to shut down.

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Speaker 2: Remember newke Gingrid shut down the government and everybody died,

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Speaker 2: except nobody died. The only thing that happened was it

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Speaker 3: That's too easy for mom, that's too easy.

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Speaker 2: So they keep telling us, oh, we got we gotta

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Speaker 2: vote on the bill, and they pack all this stuff

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Speaker 2: So Elon Musk, they don't like anybody having any influence

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Speaker 2: I'm going to primary anybody who does. And that killed

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Speaker 4: We're told right now in the past thirty or forty

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Speaker 4: Here's what happened. A post on x by Elon Musk

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Speaker 3: I mean, I think that there's always a lot of

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Speaker 5: They're telling people they vote yes, they should be voted out.

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Speaker 3: The social media world is a part of our politics.

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Speaker 6: And I think members have to expect that there'd be

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Speaker 4: A member of the House Republican leadership told Fox that

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Speaker 4: bigger fish to fry than picking a fight with House Republicans.

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Speaker 4: One source of the bill is now bleeding support from

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Speaker 7: The fact is is that, look, this is a sandwich house.

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Speaker 3: To say that we're being forced into this position. They

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Speaker 8: They did this because they knew that it would put

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Speaker 4: We're damn if we don't. Now the bill has about

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Speaker 4: Jamming everything together in one bill means some Republicans will

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Speaker 9: Have any other your colleagues that if they're not voting

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Speaker 4: Now Johnson can only lose one vote and still win

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Speaker 4: the Speaker's race on January third. Some Republicans ask how

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Speaker 2: Elon Musk expressing an interest and wielding power, power is

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Speaker 6: The Michael Daries joke continues to use, continues if.

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Speaker 2: You think about the people who serve in Joe Biden's cabinet, pete,

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Speaker 2: That was the nut job who was stealing people's clothes

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Speaker 2: That's a sign of a nut And then Mss Piggy

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Speaker 3: Questions that you have for him that you'd like to

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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, we've been meeting with a lot

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Speaker 13: He listens to RFK Junior and clearly is very influenced

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Speaker 8: that goes into our school systems. We do very little

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Speaker 8: food testing, very small percentage of food that comes into

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Speaker 8: this country's tested, and so I appreciate some of his

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Speaker 8: views there. I also appreciate some of his views.

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Speaker 7: On clean air and clean water.

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Speaker 9: He used to run an organization in New.

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Speaker 8: York called river Keeper, a pre eminent environmental organization trying

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Speaker 8: to clean up the Hudson River and trying to protect

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Speaker 8: people who live along the Hudson and from toxins in

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Speaker 8: the environment. So I think there's a great deal of

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Speaker 8: issues where we might find we may find common ground

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Speaker 8: on with mister Kennedy, and I look forward to exploring

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Speaker 8: those before I decide how I'm going to vote.

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Speaker 2: Well, you're supposed to say he's dangerous and a buffoon

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Speaker 2: and awful.

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Speaker 3: That's what you were supposed to.

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Speaker 2: MSNBC is so determined to try to keep the Trump

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Speaker 2: cabinet picks from serving our country, Pete Hegseeth.

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Speaker 3: Oh, they don't want Pete hegg Seth.

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Speaker 2: MSNBC cherry picked passages from his book to make it

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Speaker 2: seem like he's calling for a civil war. No, that's

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Speaker 2: what BLM did, and Kamala Harris supported getting them out

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Speaker 2: of prison so they could do more of it.

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Speaker 3: Well, but you didn't have a problem with that, did you.

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Speaker 11: The New Republic outlines heg Seth's prediction that the military

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Speaker 11: may have to mobilize against US citizens in a civil

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Speaker 11: war that comes from his twenty twenty book American Crusade.

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Speaker 9: In it, HeiG Seth.

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Speaker 11: Rights, America will decline and die. A national divorce will ensue.

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Speaker 11: Outnumbered freedom lovers will fight back. The military and police

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Speaker 11: both bastions of freedom loving patriots will be forced to

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Speaker 11: make a choice.

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Speaker 3: It will not be good.

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Speaker 11: Yes, there will will be some form of civil war.

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Speaker 11: In another section, HeiG Seth rights that our present moment

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Speaker 11: is much like the eleventh century. We do not want

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Speaker 11: to fight, but like our fellow Christians one thousand years ago,

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Speaker 11: we must arm yourself metaphorically, intellectually, physically. Our fight is

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Speaker 11: not with guns.

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Speaker 2: Yet I say things like that every day, every day,

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Speaker 2: and I believe it to be true. Senator Chris Murphy,

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Speaker 2: a goofball Democrat, was on MSNBC when he said it

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Speaker 2: was heartbreaking that there aren't three or four Republicans willing

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Speaker 2: to go to President Trump and tell him that his

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Speaker 2: candidates aren't qualified.

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Speaker 3: You see this issue of being qualified. You got to

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Speaker 3: have the right degrees. This is what the state does.

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Speaker 2: They control the credentials you got to It's called credentialism.

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Speaker 2: You got to have the credentials to get to be

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Speaker 2: part of the process. And if you don't play the

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Speaker 2: game and have the credentials, then we won't let you

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Speaker 2: be part of the process. That's how we control you.

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Speaker 11: Kensley, watch your hearing from your Republican counterparts in reaction

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Speaker 11: to the choice of Pete heg Seth, Chelsea Gabbert and

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Speaker 11: also the nomination potential of Cash Btel for FBI.

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Speaker 14: I mean, it's heartbreaking to think that there aren't three

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Speaker 14: or four Republicans who are willing to go to President

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Speaker 14: Trump and tell him that there is someone else in

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Speaker 14: this country who is more qualified to run the Department

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Speaker 14: of Defense than Pete Hegseth. I think they will rue

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Speaker 14: the day that they put Pambondi in his attorney general

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Speaker 14: and Cash Battel as Director of the FBI. They have

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Speaker 14: essentially signaled the end of independent federal law enforcement over

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Speaker 14: the next four years. That may end up in the

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Speaker 14: targeting of Democrats, targeting of media that's friendly to democrats.

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Speaker 14: But once law enforcement is an independent, it's hard to

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Speaker 14: put that genie back in the bottle.

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Speaker 2: Yeah,