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Speaker 1: What can we expect? Those stories? Much more busy Tuesday,

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Speaker 1: and we start right now in American Sunrise. Good morning, America.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have making

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Speaker 2: news to share with you politics.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is joining us live now from Florida.

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Speaker 3: We've got your covering.

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Speaker 1: This is what it looks like to be a patriot.

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Speaker 3: We have to protect the American family.

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Speaker 2: The American dream is still alive.

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Speaker 3: I'm David Brody, I'm Terrence, and.

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Speaker 2: I'm doctor Gina.

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Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody. I'm doctor Gina. We are live from

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Speaker 4: the Palm Beaches. Welcome to the show. Let's bring in

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Speaker 4: David Brody, He's in Washington, DC and teammates in our

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Speaker 5: Good morning, gentlemen, Marten, Gina, see doctor Gan.

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Speaker 3: David, Good morning.

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Speaker 6: We're obviously watching and we'll be watching throughout the next

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Speaker 6: two hours, if not throughout the rest of the day.

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Speaker 6: The happenings on Capitol Hill as the Senate has been

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Speaker 6: dealing with this voter rama on different amendments and that

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Speaker 6: Just want to give you some bullet points here. The

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Speaker 6: nine o'clock this morning.

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Speaker 3: This morning. Earlier this morning, in.

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Speaker 6: Fact, there was a record breaking forty fifth amendment or

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Speaker 6: So there's a lot happening in David, all eyes are

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and specifically for senators. You've got Susan Collins and

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Speaker 1: Lisa Murkowski specifically, that are the potential no votes. So

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Speaker 1: let's just go through the math, right, fifty three Republicans.

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Speaker 1: You can lose three votes, and then Jadvance comes in

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Speaker 1: That would be three if they lose, and then Jdvance

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Speaker 1: So this is a big deal. And the reason this

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Speaker 4: Also, they are starting to throw out some little tidbits.

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Speaker 1: If I could just quickly address the Rand Paul situation.

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Speaker 6: He's out with some tweets about this one big, beautiful

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Speaker 6: That's Elon Musk again, putting his fingerprinter, trying to put

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Speaker 6: Our country needs an alternative to the Democrat Republican uniparty.

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Speaker 3: So the people actually have a voice, he writes.

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Speaker 6: President Trump also out with the truth social saying Elon

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Speaker 6: Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in

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Speaker 6: The feud continues between President Trump and Elon Musk and

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Speaker 3: Obviously, differ dated.

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Speaker 4: Please, I mean that's a straight up threat and from

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Speaker 4: It was fascinating to me, honestly while things were as

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Speaker 4: this definitely makes it. Uh, you know, the plot is thickening, Terrence.

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Speaker 4: I guess that's what I have to say about that.

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Speaker 6: Head from one. This is I've been working on this

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Speaker 6: all night. He's heading from one swamp to another this.

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Speaker 7: Morning, so.

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Speaker 6: That all night you're going to hear it throughout the

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Speaker 6: So are you going to hear that over the next

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Speaker 4: I love to today's Bible versus from Psalm thirty seven

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 4: The Senate continues working on the Budget Reconciliation Bill ahead

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Speaker 5: Take a listen.

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Speaker 8: This is one of the most fiscally conservative pieces of

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Speaker 8: There's two trillion dollars in mandatory savings in this bill.

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Speaker 8: And not only that, the projected growth that this bill

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Speaker 8: The Council of Economic Advisors has an analysis that shows

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Speaker 4: So for more, let's bring in Missouri Congressman Mark Alford,

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Speaker 4: A congressman, Good morning, thanks for being with us. Lots

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Speaker 4: of drama over in your end of the swamp. Congressman,

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Speaker 9: Well, I certainly hope.

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Speaker 10: So Independence Day at the White House could be quite

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Speaker 10: the President is on a role here, a role for

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Speaker 10: and we've got to get this done. We've got to

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Speaker 9: I've got a concern that they strip.

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Speaker 10: It just doesn't make sense. We've got to get our

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Speaker 10: if we don't get this done, I've been saying this,

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Speaker 10: You've heard it from every Republican, every conservative, telling the

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Speaker 12: in South Florida Terrence. Surround it by alligators, perhaps vipers

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Speaker 10: Congressman, Yeah, that's right, Terrence. First off, I don't mind

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Speaker 10: This whole Alligator Alcatra has issue is triggering the left.

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Speaker 1: Let's talk a little bit more about the big beautiful

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think we need this not This isn't just

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Speaker 10: This is for America. Here's the problem, though, excuse me

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Speaker 4: Congressman, I really want to ask, if I'm sorry, Terrence,

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Speaker 5: Cut more spending. Help us just understand.

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Speaker 9: We don't keep the majority, so no one wants to

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Speaker 10: Eventually, we're going to have to find some solutions to

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Speaker 6: Congressman, from the outside looking in, it's clear to me

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Speaker 10: Well, Look, we have one of the greatest deal makers

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Speaker 9: We've got Donald Trump now, who's able to, in his own.

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Speaker 9: I mean, she's the one who, through.

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Speaker 3: Congressman.

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Speaker 6: You talked about the President being the deal maker, the

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Speaker 11: Here.

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Speaker 6: President Trump heading to Alligator Alcatraz, which is in Florida.

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Speaker 6: and votes on the one Big Beautiful Bill, Congressman, one

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Speaker 10: the patriotism in America, the level that's fallen. I sent

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Speaker 10: you all a text Sarace, I need to get yourself

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Speaker 10: phone number about a speech that I wrote three years

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Speaker 10: ago when I was running for Congress called I Believe

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Speaker 10: in America.

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Speaker 9: We have got to read. We've got to.

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Speaker 10: Rebuild patriotism in America, and that's one of my goals.

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Speaker 10: I've told President Trump this, I have hope for America,

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Speaker 10: and I have more hope now that he's president than

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Speaker 10: I've had in any time in my lifetime. We have

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Speaker 10: seen that with a resurgence in military recruitment. Part of

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Speaker 10: that is Pete heg Seth being a great Secretary of Defense.

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Speaker 10: But we've got to renew our hope in America. Let's

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Speaker 10: get this bill passed. This is the first step and

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Speaker 10: making America great again.

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Speaker 9: Let's do it.

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Speaker 1: Congressman Mark Alford, great to have you on. We're staying

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Speaker 1: with us.

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Speaker 5: Beautiful. By the way, thank you for sending that.

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Speaker 4: You know I don't I don't get poetry very often

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Speaker 4: before eight o'clock in the morning, So it was a

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Speaker 4: great day.

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Speaker 6: It was you don't have my number, because I'd thought

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Speaker 6: you were flirting with me.

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Speaker 1: If it was great, it was great. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 1: I was busy read the whole thing all right, Congressman,

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Speaker 1: thank you.

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Speaker 15: More.

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Speaker 1: Let's bring in the president of the National Border Patrol Council.

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Speaker 1: That would be Paul Perez. And by the way, the

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Speaker 1: reason we're bringing in Paul is because Gina and Terrence obviously,

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Speaker 1: the Big Beautiful Bill has a lot of border funding

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Speaker 1: in it and we need to get the latest on that. So,

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Speaker 1: Paul Forerez, thanks for being here. You know, I'm curious

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Speaker 1: to get your thoughts about the fight that we mentioned

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Speaker 1: earlier in the show. We teased it about Los Angeles

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Speaker 1: and the federal government, because there's a fight between the

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Speaker 1: feds and the sanctuary cities. But also I want to

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Speaker 1: I'm curious to get your take about the Big Beautiful

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Speaker 1: Bill that we've been talking about because it's going to

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Speaker 1: come down to the wire this week in Congress. Now,

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Speaker 1: we should point out that inside that bill it's more

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Speaker 1: than twelve billion dollars for about eighteen thousand or so

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Speaker 1: new ice and Border patrol personnel, which is driving AOC

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Speaker 1: and the Left crazy. But I'm curious to get your

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Speaker 1: take because the truth of the matter is is that

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Speaker 1: there's a lot of stuff inside this bill that's really

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Speaker 1: not good. Let's be honest, like for example, legal immigrants

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Speaker 1: still getting medicaid. That's a problem, big problem. But I'm

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Speaker 1: curious to get your take because there's some stuff that

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Speaker 1: is actually very good in the bill.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, so I can tell you the twenty eight years

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Speaker 16: that I've been doing this job on the front lines,

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Speaker 16: this is going to be the biggest expenditure on border

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Speaker 16: security funding that we've ever seen. It's going to get

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Speaker 16: us the tools and resources we need, it's going to

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Speaker 16: get us additional manpower, and it's something that because of

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Speaker 16: what Biden did in his administration, we sorely need during

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Speaker 16: Trump's president. During President Trump's first term in office, he

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Speaker 16: did everything that he needed to do to give us

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Speaker 16: to give America a secure border, and he left President

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Speaker 16: Biden a secure border, and all he had to do

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Speaker 16: was nothing. And what he did in those four years

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Speaker 16: was completely decimate what we had as far as a

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Speaker 16: controlled border. Now, because of President Trump's policies, in just

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Speaker 16: less than five months, we've been able to gain good

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Speaker 16: control of the border.

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Speaker 9: But we're going to need the tools.

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Speaker 16: And resources that the big beautiful Bill provides to make

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Speaker 16: sure that we have operational control once and for all.

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Speaker 3: All Right, here's President Trump on the South Lawn guys,

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Speaker 3: let's listen. And I think we've got audio.

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Speaker 17: Now there's not one at a time. Are you going

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Speaker 17: to try again?

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Speaker 11: Think we're going to get there. It's stuff. We're trying

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Speaker 11: to bring it down, break it down.

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Speaker 18: So it's really good for the country, trying to get

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Speaker 18: a lot for everybody.

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Speaker 11: And it's a big bill and smaller bills would have

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Speaker 11: been easy, but they wouldn't have been as good.

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Speaker 1: I think it's gonna do upgeat.

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Speaker 17: And when the alligator out there said, it's the idea

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Speaker 17: that it's do they just get any or sake?

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Speaker 18: I guess that's the concept.

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Speaker 11: This is not a nice business. I guess that's the concept.

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Speaker 18: If you you know, the snakes are fast, but alligators.

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Speaker 18: But we're going to teach them how to run away

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Speaker 18: from an alligator.

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Speaker 11: Okay, if they escaped prison, how to run away.

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Speaker 18: Don't run in a straight line rug like this, and

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Speaker 18: you know what, your chances go up about one.

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Speaker 11: Percent running good thing. What are you going to talk the.

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Speaker 17: Name jog about that punt?

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Speaker 11: Well, it's coming here. We're gonna talk about a lot

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Speaker 11: of things.

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Speaker 19: We're going to talk.

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Speaker 11: About the great success we had. I mean we had

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Speaker 11: an incredible in Iran.

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Speaker 18: We had an incredible success like really nobody's had in many,

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Speaker 18: many years.

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Speaker 20: That was a.

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Speaker 11: Precision war strike. And the word obliteration can now.

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Speaker 18: Be used because the Atomic Energy Commission said, you can't

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Speaker 18: even get into.

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Speaker 11: The place it was. It was demolished.

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Speaker 1: It was really demolished.

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Speaker 11: It was a great, brilliant strike. And how to get

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Speaker 11: go forward.

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Speaker 18: We're also going to talk about Gaza. We want to

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Speaker 18: get the rest. We've got a lot of hostages.

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Speaker 11: Back, but we're gonna talk about Garda.

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Speaker 18: He asked them, as you know, and I think in

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Speaker 18: the end we're gonna have it.

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Speaker 11: What do you think, Carolina, Yeah, I think rhyme off.

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Speaker 17: He haven't such a hard times condemming the brains worldwide.

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Speaker 14: To get the FOTA.

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Speaker 11: I think he's terrible.

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Speaker 18: He's a communist.

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Speaker 1: The last thing we need is a communist.

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Speaker 18: I said, there will not be socialism in the United States.

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Speaker 1: Tell you him a communist.

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Speaker 11: So I think he's bad news.

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Speaker 18: And I think I'm gonna have a lot of fun

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Speaker 18: with him, watching him because he has to help right

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Speaker 18: through this building to get his money.

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Speaker 11: And don't worry, he's not going to run away with anything.

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Speaker 18: I think he's a Frankly, I've heard he's a total

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Speaker 18: nut job.

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Speaker 11: I think the people of New York are crazy. If

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Speaker 11: they go this route, I think they're crazy.

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Speaker 18: We will have a communist in the for the first time,

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Speaker 18: really a pure true communist. He wants to operate the

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Speaker 18: grocery stores, the department stores.

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Speaker 11: What about the people are there? I think it's crazy.

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Speaker 17: What happened.

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Speaker 11: Nothing? You know, he's upset. He's that he's losing.

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Speaker 18: His ev mandate, and he's accept you know, he's very

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Speaker 18: upset about things. But you know he can lose a

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Speaker 18: lot more than that. I can tell you right now, Hey,

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Speaker 18: Elon can lose a lot more than that.

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Speaker 17: The fire.

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Speaker 19: Work.

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Speaker 11: We hope it's going to happen, and we're looking forward

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Speaker 11: to happen sometime next week.

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Speaker 15: The world the hot.

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Speaker 1: They want to get.

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Speaker 11: Our hostage deck. They want to get the hospite.

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Speaker 17: What is the big beautiful bills doesn't pass? You have

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Speaker 17: to go to be it up by it by item.

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Speaker 17: I passed the stuff one at a time. Are you

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Speaker 17: just gonna try again?

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Speaker 11: They were gonna get there. It's tough.

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Speaker 18: We're trying to break it down, break it down, so

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Speaker 18: it's really good for the country, trying to get a

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Speaker 18: lot for everybody, and it's a big bill, and smaller

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Speaker 18: bills would have been easier, but they wouldn't have been

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Speaker 18: as good.

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Speaker 11: I think it's gonna do again.

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Speaker 17: And when the alligator out the set, it's the idea.

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Speaker 21: That it do.

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Speaker 18: They just get eat an all here or I guess

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Speaker 18: that's the concept.

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Speaker 17: This is not a nice bit.

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Speaker 18: I guess that's a concept.

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Speaker 6: That was President Trump talking on the South Lawn before

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Speaker 6: boarding Marine one and then getting over to Andrews Air

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Speaker 6: Force Base what's formerly known as Andrews the Airsporce Base

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Speaker 6: now it's joint based Andrews UH and getting on Air

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Speaker 6: Force one heading to Alligator Alcatraz in Florida.

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Speaker 3: A lot to take in. It's a busy day, doctor Gina.

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Speaker 6: But I think one of the highlights is that President

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Speaker 6: Trump's big beautiful bill is being debated and he is

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Speaker 6: continuing his work.

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Speaker 3: Whether it gets past.

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Speaker 4: Or not right, it's become a big beautiful bill in peril.

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Speaker 4: And there's a lot of talk behind the scenes, tense moments.

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Speaker 4: I think inside the swamp today, Terrence, and we'll just

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Speaker 4: have to keep following it.

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Speaker 1: You know, there are a couple of things. First of all,

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Speaker 1: he's worrying the Gulf of America hat. I thought that

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Speaker 1: was interesting. Good for him. He also said at the top,

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Speaker 1: as I'm looking here, and we didn't hear this sound

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Speaker 1: because we took it a little bit after that, but

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Speaker 1: he said good morning to everybody, and then he said, quote,

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Speaker 1: We're going out to Alligator Alcatraz. It's an East coast version.

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Speaker 1: Should be very exciting. And then I'll be back here

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Speaker 1: fighting for the bill. He knows there's a fight on

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Speaker 1: his hands, no doubt about it. I thought it was

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Speaker 1: interesting that he said smaller bills would have been easier,

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Speaker 1: but not as good. You want wonder if there's now

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Speaker 1: some second guessing going on. You know, I always wondered

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Speaker 1: all along if the smaller bills might have been the

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Speaker 1: way to go, because this way you don't get all

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Speaker 1: of this. Gina, you were saying the Christmas tree crap

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Speaker 1: in the bill, and you don't get one big bill.

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Speaker 1: You know what that makes me think of. It makes

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Speaker 1: me think of Omnibus. It makes me think of let's

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Speaker 1: put all the crap inside the bill, and that's what

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Speaker 1: we're seeing. We're seeing some crap inside the big beautiful bill,

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Speaker 1: and this was the reason why some wanted to do

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Speaker 1: two smaller bills. Look, it is what it is here.

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Speaker 6: We are well at the moment, this one big beautiful

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Speaker 6: bill is turning out to be one big behind headache.

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Speaker 6: We'll of course have more coverage here throughout the morning,

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Speaker 6: but now we do have to take a break.

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Speaker 3: It's been a long first part of the show.

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Speaker 4: We're back in a moment, North Carolina. Welcome back to

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Speaker 4: American Sunrise. I'm doctor g Thanks for joining us. It

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Speaker 4: is time now for today's health news. It is sponsored,

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Speaker 4: of course by the Wellness Company and under the microscope

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Speaker 4: today some unexpected health benefits about the controversial seed oils.

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Speaker 4: You've been hearing a lot about this. Thank you RFK

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Speaker 4: for bringing this to the forefront. So many of us

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Speaker 4: have been talking about this for so long. Researchers at

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Speaker 4: Indiana University School of Public Health reports that these oils

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Speaker 4: have a compound we know this called linilaic acid. This

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Speaker 4: is common in Omega six fatty acids, and it can

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Speaker 4: reportedly help lower the risk of heart disease and type

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Speaker 4: two diabetes. A studies showed that higher linilaic acid in

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Speaker 4: plasma came with lower levels of biomarkers for cardio metabolic risk,

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Speaker 4: notably reducing inflammation. Higher levels of this compound also showed

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Speaker 4: lower levels of glucose and insulin.

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Speaker 5: It is the funniest thing.

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Speaker 4: doctor James Thorpe. Always a blessing to have you, Doctor Thorpe.

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Speaker 4: The new COVID variant has a nasty new symptom that

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Speaker 15: Yes, there is a new variant MB one point eight

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Speaker 4: I don't know, get the vaccine right, doctor Thorpe, that's

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Speaker 15: Yeah, it's this new variant nickname nimbus. But quite frankly,

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Speaker 5: That's right.

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Speaker 4: Well, it feels a little coincidental a lot of time,

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Speaker 4: when pharmaceutical profits in some cases are dropping in COVID

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Speaker 4: vaccine boosters are at an all time low, that this

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Speaker 4: new scary sounding variant is out there. Do you think

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Speaker 4: pharmaceutical companies will continue this as I mean this idea

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Speaker 4: because I hear the public service announcements come up now

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Speaker 4: I'm like, this just looks like such a money grab.

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Speaker 4: Now we've won the pr side of this battle. But

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Speaker 4: what are they going to do in response? I guess

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Speaker 4: that's the big question.

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Speaker 15: Well, I think they They tried to do it with

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Speaker 15: we got out ahead of them, you, doctor Gina and

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Speaker 15: the wellness company, we got out ahead of this and

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Speaker 15: it turned into a big nothing burger, right. So what

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Speaker 15: they're doing, they're they're they're losing cash, they're losing massive profits.

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Speaker 15: Every time I look at Pfizer and their ads, Doctor Gina,

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Speaker 15: I want to vomit. Because the American people have to

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Speaker 15: remember that they have the largest fraud case in the

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Speaker 15: history of medicine brought against them. They paid out two

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Speaker 15: point two billion dollars in two thousand and eight. So

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Speaker 15: let that sink in. Why in the world, dear Lord,

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Speaker 15: why would the American people let this? You know, Scott Gottlieb,

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Speaker 15: this fascist, this liar, this fraudulent individual that goes between

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Speaker 15: the CDC and now is on the board of Pfizer.

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Speaker 15: This has to stop. Direct consumer advertising has to stop.

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Speaker 15: And you know, yes, the American people know it, but

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Speaker 15: I'm sick and tired of these vaccines being pushed on America.

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Speaker 15: It makes me sick to see Bobby gas lighted by

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Speaker 15: these you know Senator Blumenthal as I was gaslighted and

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Speaker 15: and others just three just four weeks ago. Today, you

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Speaker 15: know this has to stop. Bloomenthal is a liar, and

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Speaker 15: the rest of these congressmen that are paid off and

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Speaker 15: pushing this false narrative. I don't even think they believe

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and just yesterday I saw RFK coming out and

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Speaker 4: saying that actually the cases of autism increased dramatically with

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Speaker 4: certain childhood vaccines. I mean, this is something that has

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Speaker 4: long been suspected. I've told this story many times of

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Speaker 4: me just sitting in my husband's Senate office in Missouri

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Speaker 4: doing constituent relations, and moms and dads coming through desperately

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Speaker 4: saying my child was perfectly fine until I gave them

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Speaker 5: In this case, I believe it was.

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Speaker 4: I don't want to misquote which one it was that

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Speaker 5: What do you have to say about this.

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Speaker 15: I'll tell you I'm in southwest Missouri right now at

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Speaker 15: an undisclosed location, a very large hospital doing high risk obstetrics.

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Speaker 15: I had three patients yesterday same thing, sudden onset, complete

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Speaker 15: these people are waking up and for doctors and legislatures

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Speaker 15: and physicians to gaslight these patients, that is such an

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Speaker 15: awful breach. This is such, this is going to be

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Speaker 15: This is so offensive to our creator and they will

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Speaker 15: be judged for this. They continue to push these poisons

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Speaker 15: for profit, and it's absolutely an abomination. I hate to

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Speaker 15: see Bobby Kennedy getting gas lit. You know, he says

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Speaker 15: he's on Tucker Carlson and what is he says, Well,

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Speaker 15: Tucker asks him, what's your opinion on the vaccines and autism?

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Speaker 15: And he says, well, my opinion is irrelevant. I mean,

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Speaker 15: this is how how horribly he attacked from every which

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Speaker 15: physical and personal attacks on him. So I feel for him.

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Speaker 15: You know, Bobby stays strong and courageous.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you I was on a phone call

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Speaker 27: We are, in fact establishing a new accreditor for higher education,

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Speaker 28: God Bless the Us.

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Speaker 23: In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth.

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Speaker 6: our moment of faith, brought to us by Lee Greenwood

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Speaker 6: and the God Bless the USA. Bible in focus today

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Speaker 6: new anti Christian attacks that are backfiring. The Blaze lays

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Speaker 6: it all out in this new piece, which claims the

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Speaker 6: left's new favorite target has become Christian nationalism. They're just

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Speaker 6: trying to silence Christians who don't go along with the

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Speaker 6: left wing agenda. They actually cited the case of Minnesota,

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Speaker 6: where a man of faith whose name is Vance Bolter

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Speaker 6: was accused of killing a state lawmaker and injuring another.

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Speaker 6: The legacy media seized on that narrative of the background

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Speaker 6: of this alleged shooter as a preacher. For more, Let's

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Speaker 6: bring in pastor, author and filmmaker cl Bryant. Pastor Bryant,

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Speaker 6: good to see you.

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Speaker 21: So thank you so much, Terrence, glad to be with you.

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Speaker 3: So I'd like to take a step back.

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Speaker 6: First of all, I think to kind of set the

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Speaker 6: platform for this conversation. Do you see there being an

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Speaker 6: attack on faith in this country at this point?

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Speaker 29: Oh, certainly there is an attack on faith, and we

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Speaker 29: should expect that as Christians. Matthew twenty four and I

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Speaker 29: believe it's twelve that says that they, because iniquity shall abound,

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Speaker 29: the hearts of many shall wax cold. And that's what

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Speaker 29: we're seeing now. And it is an attack on Christianity.

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Speaker 29: And I want to say this about the nationalism of Christians.

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Speaker 29: I love America more than any other nation on the

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Speaker 29: face of this earth. Everything I love is here, and

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Speaker 29: so my love of God and country is here. So

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Speaker 29: I guess that makes me a nationalist in the sense

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Speaker 29: of the word. And I'm certainly a Christian and I

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Speaker 29: thank God for that. And so it is the common

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Speaker 29: sense of our identity in this country that is under

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Speaker 29: attack as well, Terrence.

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Speaker 21: It's our identity.

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Speaker 6: You know, words are powerful, and I think sometimes you

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Speaker 6: can redefine a word Christian nationalism. When I look at

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Speaker 6: that term, I kind of see it with pride as

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Speaker 6: a Christian, because I think there should be a nationalism,

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Speaker 6: There should be this community of Christians that come to

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Speaker 6: the other no matter where you are, and have a

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Speaker 6: nationalistic idea, have this this pride if you will.

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Speaker 21: And absolutely, and if we lose.

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Speaker 29: That in our young people, if our young people are

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Speaker 29: brainwashed and that's bleached out of them, then America will

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Speaker 29: truly go away. And we are to occupy until Christ comes.

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Speaker 29: And He has claimed a great victory for us over death,

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Speaker 29: hell and the grave, and he has given us the

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Speaker 29: strength to suffer the tribulations and and do the tribulations.

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Speaker 21: That this life does bring to us. And so we

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Speaker 21: must occupy. We must hold the ground until He comes.

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Speaker 29: And we must expect also the slings and arrows that

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Speaker 29: come along with being a Christian. It's not a journey

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Speaker 29: for anyone who is faint of heart. It is one

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Speaker 29: who is a follower of Christ. And He was bold

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Speaker 29: in every aspect of himself, even to the resurrection from

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Speaker 29: the dead.

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Speaker 6: And that's why our Bible says you should gurd yourself

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Speaker 6: in the whole armor of God. So I'm curious to

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Speaker 6: get your perspective. I was reading the other day and

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Speaker 6: this point struck me that the best way to fight

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Speaker 6: back against these current attacks is to be more christ

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Speaker 6: Like in our community, to really stand up and to

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Speaker 6: embody the values of Christ in our everyday interactions.

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Speaker 3: Speak to that. How do you see that.

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Speaker 29: It is important that we be Christians and not act

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Speaker 29: like Christians actors or act like Christians, but human beings

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Speaker 29: who are blood bought in Jesus Christ and our disciples

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Speaker 29: of Christ are individuals within themselves, and every one of

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Speaker 29: us is to let that individual light shine and that

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Speaker 29: men will see what God has done for you and

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Speaker 29: glorify Him for what he has done. But now what

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Speaker 29: we have turned it into is look at me type

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Speaker 29: of thing, Look at what I do the type of thing,

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Speaker 29: and instead of what I am doing to advance the

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Speaker 29: Kingdom of God, Christians must come back home to that

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Speaker 29: type of principles.

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Speaker 21: It's love your neighbor truly as yourself.

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Speaker 29: But defend the land, the property that God has given

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Speaker 29: to us as Americans, because it is a land that

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Speaker 29: has been bought with blood. And I want to wish

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Speaker 29: everyone a very happy Independence Day this coming forth of July.

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Speaker 6: Pastor Bryant will have to leave the conversation there. You

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Speaker 6: gave us a word though on this Tuesday morning. We

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Speaker 6: appreciate it. God bless you.

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Speaker 3: Bless you as well, my friend.

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Speaker 6: We're back with the second hour of American Sunrise in

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Speaker 6: two minutes.

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Speaker 1: Coming up on the second hour of American Sunrise, Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 1: Trump's big beautiful Bill and the mad dash to get

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Speaker 1: it to the President's desk by July fourth. The question

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Speaker 1: at this hour, what are the odds that it's delivered

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Speaker 1: by the deadline. We have a quick moving story and

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Speaker 1: the very latest ahead. Also keep America safe again. President

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Speaker 1: Trump headed down to Florida today, not to stop at

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Speaker 1: mar A Lago, but to take a tour of the

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Speaker 1: new Alligator Alcatraz for illegals. That biting story is ahead

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Speaker 1: and some of Idaho's finest ambush too murdered in cold blood.

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Speaker 1: It's a tragic travesty. They were lured into fighting a

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Speaker 1: fire to save others. The details on this disturbing story

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Speaker 1: and the shooter is ahead, as the second hour of

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Speaker 1: American Sunrise starts right now. Good morning America, US.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to American Sunrise.

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Speaker 3: Well, it's culture.

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Speaker 2: We have breaking news to share with you.

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Speaker 3: Politics.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is joining us live now from Florida.

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Speaker 3: We've got your couple.

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Speaker 1: This is what it looks like to be a patriot.

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Speaker 3: We have to protect the American family.

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Speaker 2: The American dream is still alive.

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Speaker 3: I'm David Brody, I'm Terrence, and.

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Speaker 5: I'm doctor Tina.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back, everybody to the second hour of American Sunrise.

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Speaker 1: I'm David Brody, coming to you from the deep State,

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Speaker 1: that is DC, where we can't get anything done up here.

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Speaker 1: Let's bring in doctor g in West Palm and t

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Speaker 1: Bates in our Denver newsroom. Look, good morning to both

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Speaker 1: of you. And you know, we've been talking about the big,

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Speaker 1: beautiful Bill and all of the machinations going on in

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Speaker 1: Congress at this hour literally, but the sidebar which is

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Speaker 1: kind of becoming the main attraction sadly now is President

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Speaker 1: Trump and Elon Musk, which we also talked about there

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Speaker 1: now in round two of this war, and we mentioned

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Speaker 1: that at the top of this. I want to read

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Speaker 1: something real quick President Trump. When we showed him some

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Speaker 1: of his comments coming out of the White House this

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Speaker 1: morning before he left for Florida. Here are some comments

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Speaker 1: he made right before that. So a reporter had asked

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Speaker 1: him specifically Are you going to deport Elon Musk? Was

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Speaker 1: the question, and Trump said, quote and he wasn't smiling

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Speaker 1: when he said it, quote, We'll.

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Speaker 19: Have to take a look.

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Speaker 1: We might have to put Doge on Elon. You know what,

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Speaker 1: Doze is the monster that might have to go back

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Speaker 1: and eat Elon. Wouldn't that be terrible? He gets a

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Speaker 1: lot of subsidies. Meanwhile Elon Musk, Gina is saying that

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Speaker 1: he's going to back Tom Massey in his Republican primary fight.

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Speaker 1: Of course Trump is going against Massie. So look this

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Speaker 1: round two is far worse than round one. Gina.

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Speaker 4: I just I detest this something. It's everything wrong with politics,

1014
00:54:00,040 --> 00:54:02,280
Speaker 4: you know. I know for some people they're like, ooh, popcorn.

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Speaker 5: This is exciting.

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Speaker 4: For me, this is what Republicans do. And I looked

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Speaker 4: back at my old posts on Twitter, David. For the

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Speaker 4: first time I posted about how I hate that when

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Speaker 4: Republicans have any success, we circle fire while they circle

1020
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Speaker 4: wagons every single time. The first time I tweeted that

1021
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Speaker 4: was in twenty seventeen. So that tells you, like, this

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Speaker 4: is something that has been on the mind of people

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Speaker 4: and the Tea Party, the people in Maga for such

1024
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Speaker 4: a long time, and this is one of those things

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Speaker 4: that you just it's so predictable.

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Speaker 5: Terrence is so predictable, Like, let's hold it.

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Speaker 4: Together, folks, Let's hold it together because we have so

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Speaker 4: much more in common to fight for, right we mostly

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Speaker 4: if you look at what most of us agree on,

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Speaker 4: it's about ninety percent of what we believe.

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Speaker 5: Terrence.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm really not this self involved, doctor Gina, but

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Speaker 6: I believe I said early on that I was cautiously

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Speaker 6: optimistic about the relationship between President Trump and Elon Musk,

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Speaker 6: and that I thought it was going to be a

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Speaker 6: challenge for them to coexist.

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Speaker 3: And now my thoughts are coming true.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, they're not working together, but you've got two personalities

1039
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Speaker 6: that are now at odds, and I just think the

1040
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Speaker 6: country doesn't benefit and it's a sad state of affairs.

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Speaker 6: But let's get to the headlines of the day, because

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Speaker 6: I could go on for another twenty minutes on that

1043
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Speaker 6: President Trump is actually leaving the DC swamp today, headed

1044
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Speaker 6: to the real swamp of the Florida Everglades. He's going

1045
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Speaker 6: to be braving mosquitos and humidity for the opening of

1046
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Speaker 6: a new temporary migrant detention center. This is the President,

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Speaker 6: leaving the White House about an hour ago getting on.

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Speaker 3: Marine Force one.

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Speaker 6: Florida's a new compound of heavy duty, tense trailers and

1050
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Speaker 6: temporary buildings will turn an old airfield in the Big

1051
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Speaker 6: Ciphers National Preserve into a holding site for people in

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Speaker 6: this country illegally who are in the deportation process.

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Speaker 8: The facility is in the heart of the Everglades and

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Speaker 8: will be informally known as Alligator Alcatraz. There is only

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Speaker 8: one road leading in, and the only way out is

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Speaker 8: a one way flight. It is isolated and surrounded by

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Speaker 8: dangerous wildlife and unforgiving terrain. The facility will have up

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Speaker 8: to five thousand beds to how'se process and deport criminal

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Speaker 8: illegal aliens.

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Speaker 6: Florida State Attorney General describes the site as perfect for

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Speaker 6: holding it legal immigrants because, quote, if people get out,

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Speaker 6: there's not much waiting for them other than alligators and pythons.

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Speaker 6: By the way, since President Trump took office, at least

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Speaker 6: seventeen thousand people have reportedly been placed in federal immigration detention.

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Speaker 6: The face off between the Trump administration and Harvard University

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Speaker 6: continues as the administration's investigation into the university finds that

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Speaker 6: Harvard failed to protect Jewish students from harassment. A federal

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Speaker 6: task for sent the Ivy League school a letter on

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Speaker 6: Monday saying that it violated civil rights laws requiring colleges

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Speaker 6: to protect students from discrimination based on race or national origin.

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Speaker 6: Investigators found that Harvard was a quote willful participant in

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Speaker 6: anti Semitic harassment of Jewish students, faculty, and staff. The

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Speaker 6: letter goes on to say, quote failure to institute adequate

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Speaker 6: changes immediately will result in the loss of all federal

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Speaker 6: financial resources and continue to affect Harvard's relationship with the

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Speaker 6: federal government. This is the latest intensification in the White

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Speaker 6: House's battle with Harvard, which has already cost the university

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Speaker 6: more than two point six billion.

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Speaker 3: Dollars in federal funding.

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Speaker 6: Now to new information about Sunday's deadly ambush.

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Speaker 3: Of firefighters in Idaho, the.

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Speaker 6: Town of Kurdlane continues to mourn the two firefighters who

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Speaker 6: were killed. Investigators say the twenty year old who pulled

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Speaker 6: the trigger as they responded to put out a wildfire

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Speaker 6: had been spiraling in recent months. He was reportedly living

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Speaker 6: out of his car after moving out of an apartment

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Speaker 6: that he shared with the roommate earlier this year. The

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Speaker 6: guy also recently shaved off his long hair. We're told

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Speaker 6: investigators believe the accused shooter acted on his own and

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Speaker 6: killed himself before police were able to arrest him. In

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Speaker 6: the meantime, the Kurda Laying Fire Department, which lost two

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Speaker 6: veteran battalion chiefs in that attack, is now adding a

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Speaker 6: police escort to every call of response to no matter

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Speaker 6: how routine. That's a quick check of your headlines. We'll

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Speaker 6: have more headlines coming away shortly. But now let's get

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Speaker 6: you over to David.

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Speaker 1: Okay, t Bates appreciated, turning our attention now back to,

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Speaker 1: of course, Capitol Hill. The Big Beautiful Bill and the

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Speaker 1: mad Dash should get it to the President's desk by Friday.

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Speaker 1: What are the odds of that happening? Joining us now

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Speaker 1: with insight into all things is Steve Kruber, of course,

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Speaker 1: host of America's Voice Live here on RAV Steve, I

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Speaker 1: mean you can talk about the Big Beautiful Bill. I

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Speaker 1: mean it's just changing by the second, by the minute.

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Speaker 1: But this Elon Musk Trump thing, this is bad and

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Speaker 1: this isn't just a made up media story in terms

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Speaker 1: of all they're just trying to get them to fight. Uh,

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Speaker 1: this is this, this is a problem. This is a problem.

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Speaker 1: We need to acknowledge that.

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Speaker 30: Let's start with the office pool July fourth, fifth, sixth,

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Speaker 30: excuse me one.

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Speaker 19: Better now good? Uh?

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Speaker 30: Over under on the on the on the fourth of July.

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Speaker 30: I think it's gonna be over. I don't think they

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Speaker 30: get there by the fourth of July. The Elon Musk

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Speaker 30: Donald Trump back and forth is it's it's unsightly, it's unnecessary.

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Speaker 19: I wish it would go away. Is it really a

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Speaker 19: big problem?

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Speaker 30: Probably not, except that you know, Donald Trump makes it

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Speaker 30: a decent point in so far as how much money

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Speaker 30: does Elon Musk get for his cars, for his rockets,

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Speaker 30: for all the things that he does from government subsidies.

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Speaker 30: That's a legitimate point. It's also a legitimate point the

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Speaker 30: government spends too damn much money. Elon's not wrong that

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Speaker 30: we spend too much money. And then we've got not

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Speaker 30: that Democrats was spine to actually say no, illegal aliens

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Speaker 30: should not get you know, Medicaid benefits, among so many

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Speaker 30: other things.

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Speaker 19: One point four millions.

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Speaker 30: Stay on there because you couldn't muster seven Democrats to

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Speaker 30: do the right thing for the American people, while we're

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Speaker 30: thirty seven trillion dollars in debt.

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Speaker 19: Give me a break. It's insanity.

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Speaker 30: You know, we got three, but you needed seven and

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Speaker 30: so a million and a half. Illegals continue to get medicated,

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Speaker 30: and that's just one example. They're getting snap benefits, they're

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Speaker 30: getting free housing, they're getting benefits from New York City,

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Speaker 30: the state of California, the federal government.

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Speaker 19: The list goes on.

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Speaker 30: The Good news is I hope that this ruling for

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Speaker 30: the Supreme Court on Friday means that Donald Trump could say,

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Speaker 30: you know, no more of this in an executive order

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Speaker 30: and couldn't be stopped by a federal district judge that

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Speaker 30: was way out of their lane. We'll see where this

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Speaker 30: ends up. There's so much to talk about here. The

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Speaker 30: big beautiful bill, I don't know if it's big anymore.

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Speaker 30: I don't know if it's beautiful. I don't know how

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Speaker 30: much you're going to get across the finish line. My

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Speaker 30: chief complaints with John Thune to I'm not going to

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Speaker 30: kid yet. Look, fune could have gotten rid of the parliamentarian.

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Speaker 30: All I to do is replace her or ignore her.

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Speaker 30: He's not required a listener. This is something that was

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Speaker 30: put in the nineteen thirties. It's not constitutional. The parliamentarian,

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Speaker 30: who is she to decide one person gets to the

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Speaker 30: side for three hundred and thirty five million people, what we.

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Speaker 19: Spend, don't spend, do or don't do. That's not how

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Speaker 19: it's supposed to work. Unelected Harry Reid.

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Speaker 30: The ghost of Harry Reid wearing its ugly head thirteen

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Speaker 30: years on.

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Speaker 19: It's pretty frightening.

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Speaker 5: Steve.

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Speaker 4: President headed our way to one of my favorite places

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Speaker 4: in the world, which is the Florida Swamps.

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Speaker 5: It is as we speak.

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Speaker 4: This is not to stop this time at his Mar

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Speaker 4: A Lago mansion, but to take a tour of Alligator

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Speaker 4: Alcatraz for illegals. Now the building is taking place as

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Speaker 4: being constructed, I guess, on an abandoned airfield, and we'll

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Speaker 4: be able to house about three thousand illegals with criminal

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Speaker 4: records when fully completed. Ron Destantas touted this complex and

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Speaker 4: this speed at which you could start actually operating. Take

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Speaker 4: a listen to this, Steve.

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Speaker 31: The state of Florida is all in on President Trump's mission.

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Speaker 31: And obviously you have ice operations, but that's not enough,

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Speaker 31: and so there needs to be more ability to intake,

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Speaker 31: process and then deport. So this answers that this is

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Speaker 31: going to be able to have more than three thousand illegals.

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Speaker 1: It can be processed through here.

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Speaker 31: We've got a massive runway right behind us where any

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Speaker 31: of the federal assets. If they want to fly these

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Speaker 31: people back to their home country, they can do it

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Speaker 31: one stop shop.

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Speaker 5: Steve, this is going to be interesting.

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Speaker 4: Do you think that, I mean, this is really reminiscent

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Speaker 4: of the original Alcatraz right. Do you think this is

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Speaker 4: going to have any deterrence factor?

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Speaker 30: No, but it'll be effective as a holding facility. The

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Speaker 30: term factor no, because criminals are criminals. Alcatraz was not

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Speaker 30: a deterrent either. But once you're there, you're there because

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Speaker 30: where you're going to go doesn't matter if there's alligators

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Speaker 30: or not.

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Speaker 19: It's a swamp.

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Speaker 30: Where are you going to go on a swamp for

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Speaker 30: mile after mile after mile, there's no place to go,

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Speaker 30: no place to run.

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Speaker 19: So once you're there, you're stuck there.

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Speaker 30: And I wonder if people like kill Braill Garcia, you

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Speaker 30: know it would it would help us sidesteps some of

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Speaker 30: the oh the land mindes that Democrats put in front

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Speaker 30: of us every day to protect this country because they

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Speaker 30: don't care about the country. They care about power and money.

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Speaker 30: That's true of some Republicans too. You may have noticed,

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Speaker 30: but maybe a brail Garcia could have gone there instead

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Speaker 30: of l Salvador and then you would have had no

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Speaker 30: issue with where he was spirited off to. And for criminals, look,

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Speaker 30: we're talking about child molesters, murderers, violent criminals. Put them

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Speaker 30: there and then we'll decide where they go in their procedures. Next,

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Speaker 30: we'll give them due process from their jail cell right

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Speaker 30: there in the middle of the Everglades, in the middle

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Speaker 30: of that swamp.

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Speaker 19: Right.

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Speaker 30: I think it's personal, and I think it's perfect, but deterrent.

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Speaker 19: Look, a lot of these folks have already committed the crimes.

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Speaker 30: They're already on the list of people that Tom Holman

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Speaker 30: and Christy Nome want taking off the streets of America,

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Speaker 30: which they should. While Democrats sit behind their gated communities

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Speaker 30: and say no, no, no, let them stay here.

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Speaker 19: I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 30: Let them stay in your gated community and not in

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Speaker 30: my neighborhood.

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Speaker 19: How about that.

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Speaker 5: About?

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Speaker 6: Hey, Steve, top of mind for me this morning, and

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Speaker 6: I'd love to get your perspective because, first of all,

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Speaker 6: I respect it. It seems to me that at the

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Speaker 6: moment senators are kind of dealing with this conundrum of

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Speaker 6: ideological differences in the one big, beautiful bill or passing

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Speaker 6: it just in order to get a legislative victory.

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Speaker 3: Do you see it that way? First of all?

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Speaker 6: And second of all, should ideological differences see too the

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Speaker 6: legislative victory?

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Speaker 3: How should they go about this? How do you see this?

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Speaker 19: You know, I see a lot of problems here.

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Speaker 30: Look, it would be nice if you could have of

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Speaker 30: senators that saw the reality of the fact that America's

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Speaker 30: thirty seven trillion dollars in debt.

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Speaker 19: But instead what do you have?

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Speaker 30: Yeah, people like Chris Murphy, the senator from Connecticut, saying, man,

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Speaker 30: look what mom Donnie did in New York, we should

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Speaker 30: do more of that. Seriously, this is the Democrats have

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Speaker 30: taken socialism.

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Speaker 19: And communism and then moved it mainstream.

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Speaker 30: So how are you ever going to how do you

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Speaker 30: make a deal with somebody on the other side of

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Speaker 30: the aisle who actually believes that what Mam Donnie is

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Speaker 30: promising in New York with free supermarkets and free childcare

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Speaker 30: and free buses and free handouts and everything else. How

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Speaker 30: do you make a deal with that side of the aisle?

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Speaker 30: I mean, the historic failures of socialism slash communism are

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Speaker 30: very well known and they don't care. So I don't

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Speaker 30: know how you bridge that divide. And then you look

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Speaker 30: at the Republicans. Tom tillis, he's lost, he's gone. He

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Speaker 30: might as well declare himself a democrat. Honestly, he's made

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Speaker 30: a lot of complaints, but he attacks.

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Speaker 19: The whole thing and then says, I quit. I'm gonna

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Speaker 19: take my toys and go home. Good Tom, see you later.

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Speaker 30: The good news is for North Carolina, we will get

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Speaker 30: a conservative in place of him, because I think that

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Speaker 30: North Carolina is following the lead of Iowa and Ohio

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Speaker 30: and Florida. It's not a swing state anymore. Look at

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Speaker 30: North Carolina's elections of the last few cycles. North Carolina

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Speaker 30: has become a red state. That's good. Tom tillis goodbye.

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Speaker 30: Don't let the door hit you, as they say. But

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Speaker 30: as far as getting a deal with these democrats, I

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Speaker 30: don't know how you do it. These people embrace zoron

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Speaker 30: the moron.

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Speaker 19: I mean, how do you deal with that? Sorry, that's

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Speaker 19: about it.

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Speaker 30: Fit If the shoe fits kick yourself with it. I mean,

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Speaker 30: come on, the guy's terrible. The guys are awful. Eric

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Speaker 30: Adams is going to win. I think, I hope. I

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Speaker 30: actually I'm rooting for Eric Adams. Think about that, right,

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Speaker 30: that's worry. I mean, look, it's the biggest city in America.

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Speaker 30: What happens to New York matters to the rest of us.

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Speaker 30: But a lot of people may not think so, But

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Speaker 30: it matters to the rest of us what happens there

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Speaker 30: to some extent.

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Speaker 19: And this Zoron guy, he's not even he's your Ganda.

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Speaker 30: He doesn't even identify as an American accrd to his

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Speaker 30: own mother. And people like Chris Murphy are like, hey,

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Speaker 30: we need to be more like this guy.

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Speaker 1: Really, I mean, we've got to We've got to go.

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Speaker 1: We're going to anchor jail. You're coming with us at

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Speaker 1: this point, So thank you for being here, Steve.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, we got a god bless America, un.

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Speaker 1: Cornbread in America. Steve Bruber, All right, Coming next to

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Speaker 1: Social Security about to go broke. New CBO estimates say

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Speaker 1: the agency may be insolvent by the end of twenty

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Speaker 1: thirty three. So is there anything policymakers can do to

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Speaker 1: keep the program sustainable. Lol, and if it happens, what

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Speaker 1: happens to all of us. We're coming back on American

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Speaker 1: Sunrise in a moment busy Tuesday.

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Speaker 25: Welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm American Sunrise contributor Emily Finn.

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Speaker 25: It's great to have you with us this morning. Time

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Speaker 25: now to drain the swamp in this morning, we are

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Speaker 25: flushing out anyone standing in the way of finding a

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Speaker 25: solution to the Social Security problem. The headline from Just

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Speaker 25: the News social Security may be insolvent by the end

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Speaker 25: of twenty thirty three, CBO reports data predicts highlighting urgency.

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Speaker 25: The director of Policy Analysis at the Tax Foundation, Garrett Watson,

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Speaker 25: has said that Social Security is on a rapid path

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Speaker 25: to insolvency by mid twenty thirties if policymakers do not

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Speaker 25: take action to make the program sustainable.

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Speaker 26: Ugh, that looks a little terrifying there. We want to

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Speaker 26: know what you think.

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Speaker 25: Let us know on Rumble or get her hop on

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Speaker 25: it comes to your dollars and common sense. Jake Novak

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Speaker 25: joins us with his take on your wallet and the

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Speaker 25: financial week ahead. As American sunrise continues.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back everyone.

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Speaker 6: We're getting ready for the opening bellow to New York

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Speaker 6: Stock Exchange is going to ring here in just a

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Speaker 6: little bit Long Island, New York that you just saw there.

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Speaker 6: As you can see, not starting off so hot and

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Speaker 6: pre market trading. All three major indices are down right now.

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Speaker 6: They're in the red. However, gold, silver, and crude oil

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Speaker 6: are up right now. We'll of course continue to monitor

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Speaker 6: all of it for you and take you to New

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Speaker 6: York for the opening bell there at the New York

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Speaker 6: Stock Exchange here. That's going to happen in short order.

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Speaker 6: But now let's get you over to David.

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Speaker 1: All right, T Bates appreciate it. So are you heading

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Speaker 1: out on the road this July fourth week? And everyone

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Speaker 1: well be prepared for a pleasant surprise. Ooh, that's a tease.

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Speaker 1: We'll join us now to talk about that more American

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Speaker 1: Sunrise Early Edition host and the man behind Jake's takes

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Speaker 1: on substack.

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Speaker 7: That would be Jake Novac.

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Speaker 23: There we are, Jake.

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Speaker 11: Hello, So I.

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Speaker 1: Assume we're talking about gas prices. Am I wrong? Am

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Speaker 1: I right? It's imprompter, So.

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Speaker 32: You're right, I'm gasoline prices for this summer will be

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Speaker 32: lower than they've been in four years, for any summer.

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Speaker 1: And give me a moment. I know I want to

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Speaker 1: hear you wax poetic. We've got Tom Holman given a

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Speaker 1: ress conference real quick. I was told to jump in

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Speaker 1: because here he's coming to the mic stand by Jake's take.

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Speaker 1: We're going to get Tom Holman's take here as he's

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Speaker 1: moving to the microphones. Here, we're assuming he'll talk like

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Speaker 1: he always as. If not, Jake, I guess you'll talk

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Speaker 1: hold on here we goes. Well, it doesn't work right,

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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna do it all right. Well, that was

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Speaker 1: the shortest press conference in television history. Jake, back to

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Speaker 1: you and your take. No, Tom home and take, please

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Speaker 1: continue where you left off. Sometimes he talks, sometimes he doesn't.

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Speaker 24: Always leave the audience wanting more.

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Speaker 32: Tom Holman following that rule very well, we definitely want

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Speaker 32: more from it, all right, But no, I want to

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Speaker 32: say that gasoline prices for this summer will be the

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Speaker 32: lowest they've been for a summer.

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Speaker 24: In four years. We're at three dollars.

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Speaker 32: And seventeen cents a gallon, down another penny overnight. That's

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Speaker 32: the national average. I know a lot of you are

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Speaker 32: paying less, a lot of you are paying more. Hey,

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Speaker 32: in California, David, the average price for a gallon of

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Speaker 32: regular four dollars and fifty nine cents, So you're paying

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Speaker 32: a buck forty two more a gallon in California. And

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Speaker 32: a new gas tax is going into effect today, as

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Speaker 32: if they're not already paying that much. So of course

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Speaker 32: it matters what state you live in, So try to

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Speaker 32: fill up somewhere other than California.

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Speaker 24: That's my advice.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, And here's another piece of advice, because I was

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Speaker 1: just in California two weeks ago in Lake Tahoe six

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Speaker 1: dollars and seventy five cents for gas in Lake Tahoe.

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Speaker 1: So whatever you do, please don't fill up in Lake Tahoe.

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Speaker 1: Just a quick little pro tip here on American Center.

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Speaker 1: All right, Jake, let's talk a little bit about Jerome Powell.

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Speaker 1: He's on his way out. We all know that Trump

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Speaker 1: was looking for a replacement his term ends in May

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Speaker 1: of next year. But that's not happening. What do you

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Speaker 1: think is going to happen? Scott Bessett, the Treasury Secretary, says,

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Speaker 1: you know, if he needs to do it, he'll step

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Speaker 1: in and be FED chair. What do you see happening here, sir?

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Speaker 32: You know it's interesting the different and new way is

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Speaker 32: to put pressure on Jerome Powell. President Trump's coming up

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Speaker 32: with a lot of new ideas. So we know President

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Speaker 32: Trump's in publicly bashing him in a way that no

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Speaker 32: resident has bashed a FED chairman in the past. But

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Speaker 32: last week he introduced a new tactic saying he might

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Speaker 32: you know again, reportedly saying that he might appoint a

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Speaker 32: shadow FED chair, someone who isn't exactly the FED chair,

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Speaker 32: but someone who would speak to the news media, speak

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Speaker 32: to Wall Street and say would he or she would

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Speaker 32: do if they were in charge of the FED. So

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Speaker 32: we learned yesterday that one of those people could be

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Speaker 32: Scott Bessant, who's currently the Treasury Secretary. I assume he

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Speaker 32: could play the role as shadow FED chairman even while

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Speaker 32: he's still the Treasury Secretary, where he's getting a lot

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Speaker 32: of high marks from people across the board. So maybe

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Speaker 32: that's one idea, but that will put a lot of

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Speaker 32: pressure on j Powell. I mean, the idea here David,

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Speaker 32: as he alluded to, is to get him to step

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Speaker 32: down before May of next year. He's got eleven more

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Speaker 32: months or I guess now ten more months. That's the

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Speaker 32: idea to see if there's enough pressure to put on it.

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Speaker 32: And you know, there's a good there's other things going

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Speaker 32: against him right now. You know, he went to Congress

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Speaker 32: last week and promised that the new FED headquarters didn't

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Speaker 32: have a lot of lavish, lovely parts, lovely amenity is

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Speaker 32: in it, and it turns out it does.

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Speaker 24: And so now there are people saying he lied to Congress.

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Speaker 32: I mean, honestly, he may see resignation as his only way.

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Speaker 24: Out really soon. You know, listen, I have mixed feelings

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Speaker 24: about him.

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Speaker 32: All I can say is his fellow central bankers, especially

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Speaker 32: in Europe, have been cutting rates really aggressively all year,

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Speaker 32: while he hasn't, and that's making it really hard for

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Speaker 32: anyone to continue to support him right now.

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Speaker 1: Well, why exactly, we keep hearing it's because of all

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Speaker 1: of the tariff uncertainty. Is that the whole story exactly?

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Speaker 1: And why in the world would he not do that

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Speaker 1: and help spur the economy by cutting interest rates?

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Speaker 32: Well, you know, if he had been consistent David and said, hey,

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Speaker 32: I'm not cutting rates because inflation is still a problem

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Speaker 32: in this country, and if he had kept very consistent

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Speaker 32: on that state, on that position, I'd really defend him

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Speaker 32: because I actually think inflation is too high still in

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Speaker 32: this country. I think President Trump's done an amazing job

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Speaker 32: to get it relatively under control, but still we've got

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Speaker 32: a long way to go. But the problem, David is

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Speaker 32: last year around election, he cut rates twice. Now he

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Speaker 32: says it wasn't for partisan reasons and to help Kamala

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Speaker 32: Harris's campaign, but it looks bad because inflation was much

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Speaker 32: worse back then.

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Speaker 24: So why did he cut rates then?

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Speaker 21: And not.

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Speaker 24: Now here's the that's the problem, David.

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Speaker 32: This is where he's really in trouble, and I don't

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Speaker 32: think it passes the smell test.

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Speaker 24: He may not have been literally trying to help Kamala Harris,

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Speaker 24: but what.

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Speaker 32: He was doing was making it clear that he's not

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Speaker 32: really being consistent about the inflation pressures and cutting rates,

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Speaker 32: and that is a huge problem.

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Speaker 24: You got to be consistent.

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Speaker 32: And most of the FED chairmen love him or hate

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Speaker 32: them in the past, and there was one woman, Janet Yellen.

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Speaker 32: They were at least consistent in their policies pretty much. Again,

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Speaker 32: not always, but a lot more consistency than we're seeing

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Speaker 32: from j Powell.

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Speaker 24: And that's where he's in big Jo.

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Speaker 1: Not to put you on the spot, we got about

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Speaker 1: twenty seconds or so, but you got any names for

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Speaker 1: FED chair the people that you might like to see

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Speaker 1: in that position. I don't know if anybody comes to mind.

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Speaker 32: Well, I know someone who's dying for the job, and

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Speaker 32: that's Larry Kudlow, who I used to be his executive

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Speaker 32: producer for years. I don't know if he's still eligible

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Speaker 32: for the job he's go up there, but boy, he

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Speaker 32: wants that job.

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Speaker 24: I can tell you that right now.

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Speaker 32: Other than that, a lot of people, really good people

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Speaker 32: out there, would want it.

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Speaker 19: Definitely.

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Speaker 1: Jake's takes every day here on the I call us

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Speaker 1: the late edition American Sunrise. You're, of course the early edition.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Jake. I appreciate it. Where do people go substack?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 1: Jake's takes? Is that how they go?

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Speaker 24: Jakenovak dot substack dot com.

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Speaker 32: I got little short podcasts on business in the general news,

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Speaker 32: every diet.

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Speaker 1: All right, appreciate it, Jake. Time to head over to

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Speaker 6: Were less than a minute away from the opening bell

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Speaker 6: at the New York Stock Exchange. The applause is about

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Speaker 6: to get under way, and then we'll wait for the

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Speaker 6: bell to ring. You can kind of hear the applause

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Speaker 6: on the back. Ralliant is at the podium. They're applauding,

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Speaker 6: they're getting their day in front of the camera, and

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Speaker 6: then momentarily we're going.

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Speaker 7: To hear the bell ring.

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Speaker 6: And they're getting idea of what the market's are looking like.

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Speaker 6: Pre market trading not looking so hot on any of

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Speaker 6: the three major indices. So you heard the bell there ring,

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Speaker 6: So let's get an idea of what things are looking

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Speaker 6: like now. And just like that, the Dow and S

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Speaker 6: and P five hundred remaining down. The NASDAC went up briefly,

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Speaker 6: but as you saw, it fell back just moments ago

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Speaker 6: as we were on the air. So we'll continue to

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Speaker 6: monitor that throughout the day. Gold, silver, and crude oil

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Speaker 6: all remaining pretty high. Gold up more than two full

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Speaker 6: percentage points, almost three points three percentage points.

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Speaker 3: So we'll continue to monitor all of that for you

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Speaker 4: Hi, Welcome to the American Sunrise. I'm doctor G. Thanks

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Speaker 4: for joining us this morning. It is time now to

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Speaker 4: take on the political pulse of America the beat today

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Speaker 4: as we approach the fourth of July weekend Independence Day,

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Speaker 4: a new Gallup poll finds America can pride listen to

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Speaker 4: this is at a record low, and who is dragging

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Speaker 4: those numbers down well Democrats, of course.

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Speaker 5: The latest survey.

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Speaker 4: From Gallup fines Republicans are far more likely to take

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Speaker 4: pride in the US of A. Currently fifty nine percent

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Speaker 4: of Republicans and only thirty four percent of Democrats say

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Speaker 4: they are extremely proud to be an American.

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Speaker 5: When we compare those.

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Speaker 4: Numbers to twenty years ago, all political groups, including even independents,

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Speaker 4: are seeing some kind of decline an American pride. Uh

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Speaker 4: Kaida sad and not what we want to hear as

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Speaker 4: we go into Independence Day, right, Emily, I.

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Speaker 26: Mean this kind of makes sense, right.

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Speaker 25: Democrats, how can they take pride when their president over

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Speaker 25: the past four.

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Speaker 26: Years was asleep at the wheel? What do they have

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Speaker 26: to take pride?

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Speaker 25: And of course Republicans are way more proud to be American,

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Speaker 25: way more excited to celebrate Fourth of July weekend because

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Speaker 25: the guy leading our party is delivering on all of

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Speaker 25: his promises and making America better for all of us.

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Speaker 5: Gina, Yeah, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 4: All right, So for more I think we are going

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Speaker 4: to bring in American Oh yes, American, sorry, rather political analyst.

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Speaker 4: He is founder of the Caldwell Institute. He is author

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Speaker 4: of the new Trump endorsed book The Day My Brother

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Speaker 4: Was Murdered, And most importantly, he's an amazing person and

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Speaker 4: an incredible friend. Gianno calledwell, good morning, Giano, thank you

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Speaker 4: for being on the show with us.

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Speaker 19: Tell it.

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Speaker 5: We want to talk about your.

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Speaker 4: Book absolutely in just a moment. But I'm curious whether

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Speaker 4: you think that the things that President Trump is doing

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Speaker 4: directly impact things like the reason why you wrote this

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Speaker 4: book about the brother that you lost to violence in

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Speaker 4: the very first place.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 14: I gotta tell you, first and foremost is an honor

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Speaker 14: to be with you, two ladies. You're an inspiration to

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Speaker 14: all of us. I gotta tell you this president, President

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Speaker 14: Donald Trump, has been a law and order president. He's

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Speaker 14: appointing people like Pam Bonnie to be our Attorney general,

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Speaker 14: who joined us on our border, the car Well Institute

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Speaker 14: for Public Safety when we launched. This is a group

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Speaker 14: of people who believe that we need to get the

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Speaker 14: country back on track. We've largely been lost over the

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Speaker 14: Biden years, and it has been a complete collapse of

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Speaker 14: safety in many cities around the country. If you just

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Speaker 14: look at Los Angeles just a few weeks ago, the

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Speaker 14: ice protests, the rioting, the looting, the things that their governor,

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Speaker 14: Gavin Newsom has encouraged. And I say he has encouraged

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Speaker 14: it because he didn't want to repeal Prop forty seven,

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Speaker 14: which reduced penalties on criminal activity, and that's throughout the

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Speaker 14: state of California. He did not want to repeal that,

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Speaker 14: but the voters did, and they did this past election.

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Speaker 14: I got to tell you, this president has made sure

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Speaker 14: that criminals know that they no longer have a standing

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Speaker 14: in the United States of America, and that's why he's

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Speaker 14: deporting many of those folks that came over the border illegally, terrorists, rapists, murderers.

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Speaker 7: Many folks that we would not want in our country.

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Speaker 25: He's doing a great job, really well said there, Giano.

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Speaker 25: You know, it's funny because I think about California. I

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Speaker 25: think about this is where I met you for the

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Speaker 25: first time when your book Taken for Granted, came out

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Speaker 25: and met you at that book signing there, and California

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Speaker 25: has just gotten so much worse over the years since

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Speaker 25: that time, with all these crazy liberal policies. Now, I

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Speaker 25: do want to talk about your new book about your

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Speaker 25: brother Christian. It was actually just endorsed by President Trump.

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Speaker 25: President Trump wrote on truth Social that it is a

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Speaker 25: tragic story and yet one in which so many or

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Speaker 25: so much rather can be learned about violent crime in

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Speaker 25: America and how to stop it. Gee, I am just

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Speaker 25: so proud of you for turning a tragedy in your

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Speaker 25: family into something that is really helping people and making

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Speaker 25: a difference. Tell us more about what inspired you to

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Speaker 25: write this book, walk us through what happened to Christian

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Speaker 25: and the work that you're doing now.

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Speaker 14: Absolutely, and I'm honored to have President Trump's endorsement of

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Speaker 14: My book is titled That Day my Brother was Murdered,

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Speaker 14: My Journey through America's Violent Crime Crisis, and then it

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Speaker 14: talk about what happened to my brother, because on June

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Speaker 14: twenty fourth, twenty twenty two, my life changed for everyone.

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Speaker 14: My innocent, teenage baby brother, Christian, was murdered in the

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Speaker 14: city of Chicago, and since then I've been out for justice,

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Speaker 14: not just for him, but families across the country. That's

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Speaker 14: why I established a Caldwell Institute for Public Safety, which

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Speaker 14: goes after those George who was funded progressive prosecutors. I

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Speaker 14: call them political prosecutors because that's exactly what they are.

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Speaker 14: They refused to enforce the law fairly, They refused to

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Speaker 14: lock up criminals, They let them go out.

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Speaker 7: They believe in no cash.

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Speaker 14: Bail, many of the things that have taken our country

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Speaker 14: to the brink in multiple cities. This book The Day

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Speaker 14: my Brother was Murdered, My Journey through America's Violent Crime Crisis.

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Speaker 14: I examined that very day my brother was murdered, where

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Speaker 14: there was one hundred and fifty people across the nation

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Speaker 14: that was murdered. People like James from Philadelphia, who was

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Speaker 14: an army veteran who couldn't sleep often, so at one

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Speaker 14: or two in the morning, he would often go to

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Speaker 14: a park in his neighborhood because he couldn't sleep. And

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Speaker 14: on that day, June twenty fourth, there were teenagers, some

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Speaker 14: even ten and eleven years old, in the park and

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Speaker 14: he said, what are you all doing out here? You

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Speaker 14: need to go home?

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Speaker 7: And what happened? They beat him to death for the

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Speaker 7: traffic home. Or people like Catherine.

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Speaker 14: Catherine was a mother, a wife, a grandmother, sixty four

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Speaker 14: years old, a chemical engineer leaving home in Texas on

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Speaker 14: a day from work June twenty fourth, when a gunfire

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Speaker 14: broke out on the highway. She ended up losing her

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Speaker 14: life because a drug deal went wrong. There's so many

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Speaker 14: stories in this book that are tragic, and we already

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Speaker 14: know how bad it is. Your audience knows how bad

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Speaker 14: it is, But what do we do about it? I

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Speaker 14: talked to people for solutions, people like John Walsh from

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Speaker 14: America's Most Wanted, people like Sean Hannity, people like doctor

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Speaker 14: Drew Pinsk on how the mental health crisis is contributing

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Speaker 14: to the crime crisis. I've talked to Faith leaders, educators,

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Speaker 14: because we have to do something about this. It happened

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Speaker 14: to my family and it's quite unfortunate. Obviously, I just

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Speaker 14: don't want to see this happen to anyone else. So

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Speaker 14: I came up with a blueprint of how to solve it.

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Speaker 5: And you, of.

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Speaker 4: Course are going to be coming here and doing an

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Speaker 4: event in Palm Beach.

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Speaker 5: I'm going to help you with that. I'm excited about it.

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Speaker 7: I'm super excited.

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Speaker 26: Yes, it is good.

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Speaker 4: But talk to us a little bit about what prompted you.

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Speaker 4: You were in Los Angeles, you took note of the

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Speaker 4: politicians there. You said, I'm going to go to a

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Speaker 4: red state where the politicians are.

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Speaker 5: Different a difference. What sort of a difference has that

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Speaker 5: made to you?

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Speaker 4: And I also think, Giano, I want to ask you secondarily,

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Speaker 4: when you talk to people left us to probably assume

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Speaker 4: you're on their side, right, we all think that, you know,

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Speaker 4: if you've encountered gun violence, if you're a black man

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Speaker 4: living in America, all the things you go in this box,

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Speaker 4: how do you talk to us about how you gently

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Speaker 4: prompt them into your current spiritual status of being a

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Speaker 4: conservative living in a red state and the difference that's

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Speaker 4: made in your life.

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Speaker 14: Absolutely, And you know what, I grew up in Chicago,

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Speaker 14: lived in DC, lived in LA, and I live in Miami, Florida.

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Speaker 14: Now this is my first time actually in a red state,

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Speaker 14: and I was driven here because of COVID.

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Speaker 7: In LA, they treated us like prisoners for two months.

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Speaker 14: Making decisions not based on science but based on politics,

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Speaker 14: and moving to Florida honestly is the.

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Speaker 7: Best thing that has happened to me. We are in

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Speaker 7: a red state.

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Speaker 14: We do have a great, fantastic governor, somebody who's strong

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Speaker 14: on policy, who's informed, and we got a lot of

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Speaker 14: cool people here in Miami. They happen to be conservative,

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Speaker 14: but they're very cool. The politics aren't in your face.

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Speaker 14: So when I meet people who do assume because I'm Black,

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Speaker 14: that maybe I'm a Democrat, or they start with the rhetoric,

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Speaker 14: I correct them immediately and gently tell them about the

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Speaker 14: policies of the Republican Party, many in which I think

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Speaker 14: the African American community support. But the Democrats have been

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Speaker 14: masterful with their lives about the Republican Party.

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Speaker 7: And that's why it's so important for Republicans to go.

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Speaker 14: Into those communities like Donald Trump did in the bronx,

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Speaker 14: where people don't want you there, where you're not, where

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Speaker 14: you're talked about negatively, because it's harder for people to

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Speaker 14: try to demonize our party when they've had an opportunity

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01:27:07,640 --> 01:27:10,240
Speaker 14: to meet people within our party, and more often than not,

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01:27:10,320 --> 01:27:12,479
Speaker 14: that does not happen. So we got to go into

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Speaker 14: every community where the Democrats are, whether it be on

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Speaker 14: the South Side of Chicago.

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Speaker 7: Or in the Bronx.

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Speaker 14: We need to go and speak to every individual and

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Speaker 14: tell them about the good of our party.

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Speaker 7: They're seeing the results. Donald Trump has helped that.

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Speaker 14: We're seeing growth with African Americans in the last election, Hispanics,

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Speaker 14: every group that you can imagine.

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Speaker 7: But after Donald Trump leaves office, we have to continue.

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01:27:35,439 --> 01:27:37,960
Speaker 14: And that's what I want to press upon our Republican

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01:27:38,000 --> 01:27:41,320
Speaker 14: friends alike across the board. We have to follow the

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Speaker 14: Trump plan to get these minorities into our party.

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Speaker 25: The work is absolutely going to have to continue. And

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Speaker 25: you're right, Giano. Sometimes it's just taking that first step

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Speaker 25: of having a conversation and opening up the communication.

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Speaker 26: So walk us through a more The Caldwell.

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Speaker 25: Institute is doing to help with these types of things,

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Speaker 25: to help with public safety.

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Speaker 26: More about what your organization is.

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Speaker 7: Doing yes, absolutely so.

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Speaker 14: We got involved in the George Cascne races.

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Speaker 7: You know, George Coscone was heavily funded by George Sores

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Speaker 7: last year.

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Speaker 14: We got involved in media ad buys, all kinds of

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Speaker 14: media things on the ground there in Los Angeles. Fully

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Speaker 14: got behind Nathan Hawkman, who is now the District Attorney

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Speaker 14: of Los Angeles County, a law and order candidate, one

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Speaker 14: in which Los Angeles desperately needed. So for those people

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Speaker 14: who were rioting and protesting recently in Los Angeles, and

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Speaker 14: they may have thought, they may not even have known

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Speaker 14: that George Gascone isn't there. They just know that it's

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Speaker 14: been soft on crime, which is an ideology in and

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Speaker 14: of itself. Those folks are finding out the hard way

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Speaker 14: that it is not happening in Los Angeles. They're going

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Speaker 14: to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

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Speaker 14: We're now looking at races like Larry Crausner in Philadelphia,

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Speaker 14: Alvin Bragg in New York City, and many others across

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Speaker 14: the country. This is our first year and we just

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Speaker 14: made one year, and we're expanding beyond just drawr stores,

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Speaker 14: fund prosecutors, political prosecutors to gubernatorial races and mayor races.

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Speaker 7: So we encourage.

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Speaker 4: The day my brother was murdered. That is a Trump

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Speaker 4: endorsed book. Uh, Giano, I have to believe that you

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Speaker 4: carrying on Christian's legacy the way you have is going

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Speaker 5: In the one minute remaining.

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Speaker 4: Tell us quickly your favorite story from a reader so far.

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Speaker 14: You know I'll say what has been a heartbreaking, eye

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Speaker 14: opening story. In the book My Day was Murdered, My

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Speaker 14: Day with the the Day my brother was murdered, My

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Speaker 14: journey through America's violent crime crisis is Baby Cecilia. Cecilia

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Speaker 14: was five months old on June twenty fourth when her parents,

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Speaker 14: her mom and dad, were in the front seat of

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Speaker 14: the car, her baby brother, three years old, right next

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Speaker 14: to her, and they thought they heard fireworks.

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Speaker 7: Come to find out the baby was shot.

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Speaker 14: And these are situations that I think, really for a

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Speaker 14: lot of people, provide the kind of empathy that is

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Speaker 14: needed as we look through these situations and we search

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Speaker 14: for answers.

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Speaker 7: This can happen to anyone at any age.

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Speaker 14: All races of the people are covered in this book

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Speaker 14: because I wanted people to see this as a national issue.

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Speaker 14: It's not just you know, those folks over there, but

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Speaker 14: this is something that can impact all of us and

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Speaker 14: we have to do something about it. And it starts

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Speaker 14: with ensuring that soft on prime policies are repealed and

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Speaker 14: we have a strong law and order centrist focus when

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Speaker 14: we got to when we come to our policy making.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely well, Giano, thank you so much for your heartfelt

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Speaker 4: a book that I know will bless so many And

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Speaker 4: thank you for being with us here on American Sunrise

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Speaker 4: this morning. We'll look forward to seeing you when you're

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Speaker 4: in Palm Beach with your event.

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Speaker 7: Thanks for being here, Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely all right.

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Speaker 4: Everybody, a new poll breaking down how the right feels

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Speaker 4: about the Trump administration strikes on Around's nuclear facilities.

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Speaker 5: The numbers may surprise you.

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Speaker 4: Right back with that and more as American Sunrise continues

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Speaker 4: after the break and later also Toto, guess what. We're

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Speaker 4: not in Kansas anymore. There's no place like home except

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Speaker 4: when it's lifted off the ground and a massive tornado.

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Speaker 4: Look you, guys, Florida woman sharing her story after a

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Speaker 4: scary storm turned into a scene straight out of the

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Speaker 26: Now, all right, thank you, Terrence. It is time now

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Speaker 26: to spill some tea and in the cup.

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Speaker 25: Today, a new poll finds the majority of MAGA supports

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Speaker 25: President Trump's airstrikes destroying Iranian nuclear facilities, despite divisions among

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Speaker 25: prominent MAGA influencers debating if the attacks truly do support

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Speaker 25: President Trump's America First agenda. Seventy percent of those within

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Speaker 25: the MAGA movement say that they strongly support the strikes.

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Speaker 25: That's compared to forty nine percent of those who identify

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Speaker 25: as a supporter of the Republican Party. Rather than the magabase.

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Speaker 25: Let's bring in David Gina and Terrence for more here.

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Speaker 25: You know, sometimes there's really loud voices, but seventy percent

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Speaker 25: is undeniable. I mean, that's a huge majority of the

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Speaker 25: magabase that was supporting the president on this.

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Speaker 6: Terrence no, absolutely, And I think most Americans, if they

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Speaker 6: really dig deep, they want to keep the country safe,

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Speaker 6: and they realize that Iran was a threat to our

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Speaker 6: national security, both by Iran having a nuclear weapon and

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Speaker 6: then with the sleeper cells still in this country, and

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Speaker 6: so a message needed to be sent. But now I

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Speaker 6: think the bigger issue, Doctor Gina is making sure we

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Speaker 6: don't rest on our laurels and think, oh, okay, just

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Speaker 6: because we've done away with Iran's nuclear arsenal, that this

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Speaker 6: issue is settled. The reality is Iran cannot be trusted,

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Speaker 6: and so even beyond diplomacy, we need to be on

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Speaker 6: guard for whatever Iran might have in store.

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Speaker 4: Well in sleepers cells we know and just rogue individuals

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Speaker 4: even and running around America who sympathize with Iran and

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Speaker 4: with a radical Islamist ideology. And so all of those

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Speaker 4: things are scary, and you're right to is they don't

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Speaker 4: go away, and we have to be vigilant. But you

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Speaker 4: know the number that this number strikes me because earlier

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Speaker 4: in the show where we talked about less than fifty

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Speaker 4: percent of people feeling patriotic about America, and you look

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Speaker 4: at this number, seventy percent of MAGA supports I Ron

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Speaker 4: stars and I keep wondering where the disconnect is.

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Speaker 5: David, what's your analysis on that.

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Speaker 1: There's a couple of things going on here. First of all,

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Speaker 1: I think when we hear Tucker Carlson and Candae Owans

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Speaker 1: and others, those are always the loudest voices in the room.

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Speaker 1: They have the biggest megaphones, and I think we get

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Speaker 1: distorted because the reason this number doesn't surprise me at

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Speaker 1: all for two reasons. One, these were surgical strikes. MAGA

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Speaker 1: is not pure isolationist. They don't want forever wars, but

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Speaker 1: they're not pure isolationists, unlike like Tucker and Candice Owens. Secondly,

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Speaker 1: this is Israel. This has to do with Israel. I

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Speaker 1: know it's a wrong, but it's Israel, right. It has

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Speaker 1: to do with Israel. And so the reason that's important

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Speaker 1: is because if you really go back to there's a

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Speaker 1: lot of folks in MAGA that are new to politics

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Speaker 1: or former Democrats or Independents or people that couldn't care

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Speaker 1: at all, and then Trump has kind of inspired them.

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Speaker 1: But there's also a big part of the magabase as

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Speaker 1: well that used to vote for George W. Bush, that

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Speaker 1: used to vote for all this type of stuff. So

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Speaker 1: they're more of the traditional Republicans that became MAGA. You know,

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Speaker 1: I guess I would be in that group, right. I mean,

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Speaker 1: I'm a boomer, and I'm not a boomer. I'm gen

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Speaker 1: X actually, but I'm almost a boomer who was voted

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Speaker 1: for George W. Bush. You know, I was trying to

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Speaker 1: kind of Republican type deal and then realized that MAGA

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Speaker 1: is a much better way to go. But I'm still

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Speaker 1: kind of a traditional guy. And so I think you're

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Speaker 1: gonna see a lot of folks within MAGA in that

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Speaker 1: bubble and that's why you have seventy percent of MAGA

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Speaker 1: believe in that, because once again, if it was boots

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Speaker 1: on the ground, that number would be five percent, ten percent.

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Speaker 1: But that it's not boots on the ground, it's surgical strikes,

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Speaker 1: it's Israel. You put all those together and I think

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Speaker 1: you've got seventy percent. Makes sense to me.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely. We want to know what our

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Speaker 25: viewers think as well on all of this. Hop on

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Speaker 25: to rumble or get her and let your.

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Speaker 5: Voice be heard. Coming up.

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Speaker 25: It looks like a scene out of the Wizard of

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Speaker 25: Oz and almost gone with the wind. You have to

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Speaker 25: see the moment and e F one tornado in Florida

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Speaker 25: lifts an elderly woman's home off the ground. What's more,

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Speaker 25: she survived the onslaught to tell her tale. She'll tell

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Speaker 25: us how she did it next, as American Sunrise CONTINUESHI.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back to American Center, I signed back to she thinks.

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Speaker 4: Joining us today, it's time to get to our sunny

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Speaker 4: side up in the pan Today. A seventy six year

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Speaker 4: old Florida woman now speaking out after video footage of

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Speaker 4: her home being lifted off the ground quite literally from

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Speaker 4: a massive tornado has gone viral.

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Speaker 5: Take a look at your screen.

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Speaker 4: Deborah Mettler says the EF one tornado in Largo, Florida,

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Speaker 4: was like something out of a movie. Her mobile home's

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Speaker 4: Wizard of Oz moment was all caught on her neighbor's

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Speaker 4: ring camera, and Metler was inside her home for the

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Speaker 4: entire experience.

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Speaker 5: Her home was off the ground, you guys, for literally

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Speaker 5: fifteen second.

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Speaker 4: Can you even imagine this swoolling around at one hundred

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Speaker 4: and ten miles per hour before slamming back down.

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Speaker 5: To the ground.

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Speaker 20: It was really kindled to like a Wizard of Oz experience.

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Speaker 20: I didn't realize I was actually up in the air.

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Speaker 20: I was too busy doing some resaults and getting thrashed

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Speaker 20: from one side the room through the wall to the

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Speaker 20: other side. I ended up back here in the bedroom.

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Speaker 20: I had been in what was a family room and

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Speaker 20: stepped out, which was good because it's no longer there

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Speaker 20: at all. So i'd stayed in that room, I don't

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Speaker 20: know what would have happened to me.

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Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, you guys. God must have a purpose

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Speaker 4: for her life. Metler's neighbor says she is stunned that

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Speaker 4: the seventy six year old was able to survive this

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Speaker 4: scary situation with only a couple of bruises. You guys,

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Speaker 4: having grown up in the Midwest, tornadoes.

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Speaker 5: Are not that unusual.

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Speaker 4: And then moving to Alabama, where I started my broadcasting

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Speaker 4: career on the ground as a tornado moved through and

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Speaker 4: killed hundreds of people, you guys might remember that that

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Speaker 4: is seeing the aftermath is just always stunning to me

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Speaker 4: and beyond what you.

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Speaker 5: Can even conceive. I think, I can't imagine.

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Speaker 4: I've never heard a story like this in all those

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Speaker 4: years and all those tornadoes.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and my thoughts are thoughts are two words, holy crap,

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness.

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Speaker 5: Definitely that's it.

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Speaker 1: That's all I got.

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Speaker 25: Oh yeah, that is a really scary situation. I was

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Speaker 25: doing a little bit more research on the story, and

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Speaker 25: her neighbor is the one who was way stressed out,

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Speaker 25: and she was like, oh my god, I can't believe

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Speaker 25: she survived this.

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Speaker 26: This Metler woman.

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Speaker 25: She is so calm after going through something like this,

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Speaker 25: and I'm sure that she's just thankful to be alive,

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Speaker 25: thankful that she still has whatever is left of her

1949
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Speaker 25: belongings in her home. But wow, I give her respect

1950
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Speaker 25: for staying as calm as she is after all.

1951
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Speaker 4: Of that absolutely old news spin on Calm in the store. Right, Yes,

1952
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Speaker 4: you guys, here's the big news. I actually was able

1953
01:40:36,040 --> 01:40:37,960
Speaker 4: to make bread in the chat. We've been talking about

1954
01:40:38,000 --> 01:40:39,519
Speaker 4: this for weeks and I have not been able to

1955
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Speaker 4: do it. But I finally did it, so I'll share

1956
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Speaker 4: it with you guys when you're here. Great show today,

1957
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Speaker 4: you guys, how good children love your God.

1958
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Speaker 5: You go boldly. Now make it a great day. War

1959
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Speaker 5: Room up next,