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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 1: Terrence Bates. President elect Donald Trump is continuing to fill

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Speaker 1: positions in his administration and making a splash and doing so.

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Speaker 1: Florida Senator marc or Rubio is getting all the buzz

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Speaker 1: this morning as he is reportedly expected to be named

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Speaker 1: President Trump's Secretary of State. The Rubio pick, by the way,

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Speaker 1: being widely reported and only attributed to anonymous sources.

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Speaker 2: Well, of course, let.

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Speaker 1: You know when and if the nomination becomes official in

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Speaker 1: the meantime, as soon to be forty seventh, President tap

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Speaker 1: New York Congresswoman Elista Fanic to be the ambassador to

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Speaker 1: the United Nations on Monday. Stephen Miller will serve as

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Speaker 1: Deputy chief of Staff for Policy. The thirty nine year

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Speaker 1: old was a senior advisor during the first Trump administration,

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Speaker 1: and former New York Congressman Lee Zelden will head the

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Speaker 1: Washington will head to Washington, excuse me, to head up.

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Speaker 2: The Environmental Protection Agency.

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Speaker 1: He's already laying out some of his energy expectations for

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Speaker 1: the upcoming Trump administration.

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Speaker 3: You already have the European Union indicating that they'll purchase

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Speaker 3: now possibly in your United States natural.

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Speaker 1: A post on x Zelden continued his thoughts, saying, we

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Speaker 1: will restore US energy dominance, revitalize our auto industry, and

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Speaker 1: bring back American jobs, and make the US the global

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Speaker 1: leader of AI. We will do so while protecting access

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Speaker 1: to clean air and water. Also, just into our newsroom

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Speaker 1: this morning, reports are surfacing that South Dakota Governor Christy

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Speaker 1: of Homeland Security. Those reports again being attributed to sources

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Speaker 1: close to the President elect.

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Speaker 2: It is back to work.

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Speaker 1: Today for Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson and his colleagues

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Speaker 4: We expect that the majority will be larger than last time.

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Speaker 4: We still have a number of races outstanding, but we're

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Speaker 4: very optimistic about those and we are looking forward to

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Speaker 4: governing in unified government beginning in January. The American people

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Speaker 4: want us to implement and deliver that America First agenda,

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Speaker 4: and we have to do that while we have that

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Speaker 5: In the new year.

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Speaker 1: At the moment, the GOP is just four seat shy

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Speaker 1: of maintaining its majority in the US House that by

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Speaker 1: the way, according to the Associated Press, as count sixteen

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Speaker 1: congressional races have yet to be called. House Republicans have

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Speaker 2: Two hundred and five.

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Speaker 1: Both House and Senate leaders are expected to hold internal

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Speaker 1: majority leader, as Republicans now have a majority in that

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Speaker 1: body and Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell is stepping away from leadership.

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Speaker 1: New York Judge Ron Rashan is pushing back his ruling

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Speaker 1: on President Trump's Manhattan conviction until next week. Mashawan was

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Speaker 1: supposed to hand down his written decision today, but now

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Speaker 1: says he'll make a ruling November nineteenth in order to

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Speaker 1: allow prosecutors more time to decide how to with President

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Speaker 1: consider how to balance the competing interests of the jury's

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Speaker 1: the case out is quote necessary to avoid unconstitutional impediments

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Speaker 1: The forty fifth president was convicted of falsifying business records

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Speaker 1: related to one hundred and thirty thousand dollars in payments

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Speaker 1: to porn star Stormy Daniels. Depending on the judge's ruling,

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Speaker 1: sentencing could still happen later this month. In Arizona, Senate

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Speaker 1: candidate Kerry Lake suffered another election defeat. The Trump endorsed

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Speaker 1: scubernatorial candidate turned Senate hopeful lost to Democrat Congressman Reuben Gego.

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Speaker 1: The forty four year old Marine Corps veteran is now

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Speaker 1: The gang violent situation in HAITEUS continuing to spiral out

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Speaker 6: Second, welcome back. I'm Blake. Charlie just had to step

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Speaker 6: aside for one second. In just a moment, we'll be

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Speaker 6: talking to Scott. Is it best sent, whatever it is,

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Speaker 6: he might be our next Treasury Secretary. There's a lot

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Speaker 6: of talk about that. I don't believe it's confirmed yet,

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Speaker 6: And as Charlie said yesterday, nothing is confirmed until Donald

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Speaker 7: So don't believe every rumor you here.

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Speaker 6: Don't believe every wild claim you see on Twitter.

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Speaker 7: But we've had him on this program.

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Speaker 6: If he is the choice, I believe, we believe there's

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Speaker 6: a lot to like about that. While we wait, we

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Speaker 6: have some other very positive news. According to the Daily Mail,

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Speaker 6: CNN quote will acts top stars in layoffs that we'll

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Speaker 6: see hundreds fired as ratings continue to tank. Now not

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Speaker 6: everyone knows this, but my personal license plate here in

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Speaker 6: me for that to come to pass. And I don't

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Speaker 6: think it's terribly surprising. CNN used to be the like

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Speaker 6: you know, Republicans would watch Fox News. MSNBC wasn't super

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Speaker 7: I used to work at Fox.

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Speaker 6: We would have CNN on because we would have the

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Speaker 6: other networks on, and they always had the most deranged

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Speaker 6: They went frenzied about it, and they've been that way

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Speaker 7: And increasingly people.

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Speaker 7: Dictate what they see.

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Speaker 6: We can see that with Tucker Carlson, of course, he

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Speaker 6: And that's going to be I think the biggest story

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Speaker 6: even the mainstream media is taken away from it. They're

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Speaker 6: seeing it as this is the election where the alternative

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Speaker 6: wins a presidential election. You don't need to pander to

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Speaker 6: If you start seeing Toyota or Ford, or you know,

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Speaker 7: They lose their last asset.

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 6: The team is telling me to play three hundred and

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Speaker 6: sixty one, So let's play that right now.

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Speaker 8: There are a lot of families out there who don't

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Speaker 7: They're not boys. I'm not going to listen to nan

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Speaker 9: Changed, they're not just boys they're playing I'm not gonna

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Speaker 9: sit there listeners. Second, like, let's try to talk about

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Speaker 10: All right, So let me rephrase this since I'm being

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Speaker 11: That's not just why regular people. There's no consensus that

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Speaker 11: these are actually boys. This whole thing about trans girls

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Speaker 7: Maybe then we're using that. My point in terms of

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Speaker 6: It really captures several different things about why the media

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Speaker 7: First of all, it's this gigantic panel.

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Speaker 6: You get these bigger and bigger panels on the major

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Speaker 6: stands about Rogan. Rogan does need an eight person panel

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Speaker 6: to talk about things. He'll have on RFK, or he'll

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Speaker 6: talk to him for three hours.

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Speaker 5: Hello.

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Speaker 7: Who else is able to do that? That's the strength

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Speaker 12: Yeah, sorry, I had some technical snaff who here? I

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Speaker 12: think we have a really good important guest here, if

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Speaker 12: I'm not mistaken, do we do? We have Scott Scott

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Speaker 12: well might be the new Treasury Secretary. But we'll see

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Speaker 12: about that. Scott welcomes to the program. What are we

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Speaker 12: seeing so far in the markets. It looks as if

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Speaker 12: a week ago. Is this foreshadowing an economic renaissance that

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Speaker 5: Charlie, Yeah, I think good good to see him. It

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Speaker 13: Out in Milwaukee that I think we've had a rally

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Speaker 14: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 12: So, Scott illuming issue that I think we have to

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Speaker 13: And Charlie, thanks for all you and your team did

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Speaker 1: The forty four year old Marine Corps veteran is now

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Speaker 1: retiring Democrat turned to independent Senator Kirsten Cinema. The latest

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Speaker 12: US coach Tommy Tullberville, United States Senator from the great

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Speaker 12: state of Alabama. Coach, welcome to the program. All eyes

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Speaker 12: have been on the Senate this weekend, Coach, as you

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Speaker 12: probably know, there's a lot happening there. You have a

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Speaker 12: new op ed America needs an American America first Republican

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Speaker 12: majority leader.

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Speaker 14: Coach walk us through well.

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Speaker 15: First of all, Charlie, let me thank you for having

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Speaker 15: me on and also of what you did for President

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Speaker 15: Trump in our country during the election. Your forums that

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Speaker 15: you did on campuses I watched most of them were

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Speaker 15: absolutely amazing and you turned a lot of people's heads.

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Speaker 5: So thank you for what you did there. Thank you.

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Speaker 5: It is uh.

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Speaker 15: You know, President Trump had a mandate in this country

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Speaker 15: to turn this place around. I mean, Charlie, you know,

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Speaker 15: as was anybody. We're looking down the barrel of gun here.

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Speaker 15: Four more years of this nonsense, we're gonna have huge problems.

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Speaker 5: Were already have problems, and we've.

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Speaker 15: Got to dig out of this hole that with the

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Speaker 15: Democrats have gotten us in. But we can't do it

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Speaker 15: with people that are half on the vote and half

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Speaker 15: not on the vote. And so we're pushing hard to

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Speaker 15: get the right person in place here in the Senate

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Speaker 15: that's gonna lead our Senate, that's gonna get us going

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Speaker 15: in the right direction, that can communicate with President Trump. Now,

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Speaker 15: I will say this, we have a new demographic in

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Speaker 15: our conference. Now, if you go back and look at

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Speaker 15: the election we got, President Trump got three fourths of

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Speaker 15: the Native American vote, He got fifty five percent of

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Speaker 15: the males, forty five percent of females, almost sixty percent

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Speaker 5: Of the Hispanics.

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Speaker 15: We have so many more new people that voted for

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Speaker 15: President Trump in our party that we got to make

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Speaker 15: sure that they'd stay and stay on board with us,

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Speaker 15: not just for a month, but for years and years

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Speaker 15: to come. So we've got to have somebody incentive leadership

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Speaker 15: that understands all that they can get us all on

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Speaker 15: the same wavelength that help President Trump save this country.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So let's just ask the question here, what is the

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Speaker 12: hang up, coach? Why why is it that your colleagues

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Speaker 12: are ignoring the mandate of the voters. Look, you've got

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Speaker 12: to get along with all fifty three of your friends,

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Speaker 12: but why is it that there seems to be this.

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Speaker 14: Obstinatece.

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Speaker 12: This reluctance to listen to the mandate that the voters

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Speaker 12: is loudly sent to all of you.

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Speaker 15: Well, one of the things I'll tell you is tradition,

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Speaker 15: tradition of possibly somebody that's been second in charge that

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Speaker 15: takes the job when somebody steps down. As a football coach,

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Speaker 15: for a long time, when I went into a new job,

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Speaker 15: I didn't keep anybody because I wanted people around me

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Speaker 15: that's going to be on the same team as me.

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Speaker 15: President Trump just took a new job. He had it

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Speaker 15: for four years and was all for four years, and

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Speaker 15: now taking it again. He needs people on his side

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Speaker 15: up here. And again, I don't know who's going to

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Speaker 15: win this vote. It's gonna be about this time tomorrow,

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Speaker 15: but it's gonna be close. And I have put my

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Speaker 15: voice in for Rick Scott. He runs hand in hand

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Speaker 15: with President Trump. He's a good communicator. But the big

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Speaker 15: thing is he's not a career politician. He's been in

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Speaker 5: He was a businessman.

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Speaker 15: He understands the business world, and that's what our country is.

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Speaker 5: It is a business.

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Speaker 15: We don't need to treat it like a political adversary,

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Speaker 15: so it's tough to break old habits. We're all friends

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Speaker 15: up here, fifty three of us. We work together, we

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Speaker 15: laugh together, we've cried together for the last four years,

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Speaker 15: and it's hard to overcome sometimes friendship. The friendship can't

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Speaker 15: be in play here. This has got to be the

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Speaker 15: best person that can get our team together to play

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Speaker 15: the best during the week against the Democrats, because they're

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Speaker 15: going to come home strong, They're not going to give up.

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Speaker 15: It is going to be very hard, but also work

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Speaker 15: hand in hand with President Trump and somebody that has

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Speaker 15: supported him from day one.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So why is the vote secret? Senator's that coach?

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Speaker 12: What is this all about?

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Speaker 15: Well, that comes from leadership, you know whoever, and I've

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Speaker 15: talked to all three of them. Whoever is a leader

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Speaker 15: this time. The next time we have a vote is

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Speaker 15: not going to be secret ballot. People need to know

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Speaker 15: where their senators stand. There's no doubt about that. And

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Speaker 15: I think it's easier probably to vote for somebody when

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Speaker 15: it's a secret ballot and try to hide it. I

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Speaker 15: don't think there's going to be any hiding this time,

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Speaker 15: even though it is a secret ballot. I think people

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Speaker 15: are going to have to come out and say who

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Speaker 15: they voted for and why because the American people, again

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Speaker 15: a man, last week, we said, hey, we have got

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Speaker 15: to turn our country around, and we don't need any

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Speaker 15: of the same rhetoric, not just from the White House,

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Speaker 15: but also from Congress and the Senate. We can't do

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Speaker 15: that when so uh, I totally agree with you. It

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Speaker 15: should it shouldn't be. Shouldn't be that situation. But again,

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Speaker 15: this comes from the leadership room, and uh, it's been

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Speaker 5: Way for the last few times.

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Speaker 15: Hopefully we'll get that change, but you'll know who who

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Speaker 15: people vote.

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Speaker 14: For, I really hope.

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Speaker 5: So.

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Speaker 12: I mean, just when when you guys were selecting team

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Speaker 12: captains at your championship football programs, did you guys do

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Speaker 12: secret ballot?

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Speaker 5: No, no, we weren't. Everybody to know who you know, uh.

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Speaker 15: To to to man up, you know, to to vote

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Speaker 15: their opinion, to vote their voice up here. You know,

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Speaker 15: ever vote we have on the floor, everybody knows how

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Speaker 15: you vote for any kind of bill or any kind

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Speaker 15: of confirmation. Should be the same thing when we'll vote

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Speaker 15: for leaders in our conference.

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Speaker 12: It's just it is, it is breathtaking to me, and

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Speaker 12: so let let's walk through then, what does this look

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Speaker 12: like tomorrow? President Trump is coming to town tomorrow. It's

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Speaker 12: also your your Senate election, right, so will that have well?

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Speaker 12: President Trump? President Trump is being very smart. He's staying out,

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Speaker 12: but he's demanding his terms on recess appointments because he's

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Speaker 12: got to.

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Speaker 14: Work with whoever gets it right. He has to.

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Speaker 12: He can't, he can't alienate in the Senate. Is a

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Speaker 12: difficult thicket to get through. But will his presence in

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Speaker 12: DC tomorrow potentially change the outcome?

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Speaker 5: I think the President is more of jd Vance. Will

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Speaker 5: will have that.

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Speaker 15: President Trump's kind of hands off, and he probably should.

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Speaker 15: He probably should be. Now people ask me, why did

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Speaker 15: President Trump step in on this? Well, you know, we're

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Speaker 15: a different entity and we need people to understand. You know,

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Speaker 15: the President Trump, you know, was blamed. Now we'll go

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Speaker 15: back to this. He was blamed for, uh, the border

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Speaker 15: bill that did not pass when the Democrats put it

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Speaker 15: on the floor about a year ago. President Trump never

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Speaker 15: called me, he never called anybody. He never said anything

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Speaker 15: about the bill. But of course the Democrats are going

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Speaker 15: to blame blame anybody they possibly can if something doesn't work.

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Speaker 15: I think JD. Evans obviously is going to be the

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Speaker 15: President of the Senate. He's going to have a huge

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Speaker 15: hand in the leadership of what we do with the leader,

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Speaker 15: along to President Trump.

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Speaker 5: So I feel a lot better. You know JD will

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Speaker 5: be here.

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Speaker 15: He will vote on this on the leader because he's

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Speaker 15: still a Senator until January the twentieth of next year,

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Speaker 15: and so he'll have a he'll have some observations, and

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Speaker 15: I hope he gets up tonight. Now we have a

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Speaker 15: meeting tonight at six o'clock with all three of the

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Speaker 15: candidates along with every senator, and I would hope j

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Speaker 15: D would get up and give his opinion about what

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Speaker 15: we're looking for, how he thinks we need to go,

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Speaker 15: because he's been a great, great spokesman for the Senate

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Speaker 15: even though he never wasn't a senator, but for two

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Speaker 15: years he had a great influence on all of us.

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Speaker 12: So, Coach, let's talk about then recess appointments and getting

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Speaker 12: this done. What can we do to make sure the

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Speaker 12: President Trump does not have a repeat of his first

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Speaker 12: administration where it took two to three years to get

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Speaker 12: his cabinet filled.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, we got to work longer. We can't We can't

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Speaker 15: go home every weekend.

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Speaker 5: We've got to work more than three days a week.

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Speaker 5: I love it.

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Speaker 15: We got to ye and we we have got to

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Speaker 15: spend time. You know, this has got to be a

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Speaker 15: job where most people come on Mondays and go home

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Speaker 15: on Thursdays. Uh, We're not going to have that luxury.

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Speaker 15: President Trump's going on to have about two years really

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Speaker 15: get things going away. It needs to get going again.

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Speaker 15: This is this is our last chance. And if we

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Speaker 15: blow this chance, I don't see it of the American

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Speaker 15: people coming back and voting for somebody that.

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Speaker 5: Blew that chance. And so it's you know, the recess appointments.

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Speaker 5: There's a lot to that.

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Speaker 15: As I had being a coach, Charlie, I had to

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Speaker 15: be brought to speed on this and recess appointment is

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Speaker 15: going to be hard to do. And I would say,

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Speaker 15: why you have to be in recess more than ten

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Speaker 15: days before you can do that. Hope to God we're

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Speaker 15: not in a recess more than ten days up here

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Speaker 15: for the next four years, because if we are, we're

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Speaker 15: not doing our job. So I think now that we've

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Speaker 15: It's just that's simple. I know President Trump is going

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Speaker 15: in the morning, coach, what are you doing, and said.

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Speaker 5: Well, I'm sleeping, and he'd still be up working.

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Speaker 15: And so we're going to get ever ounce of work

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Speaker 5: We need to do the same thing in the Senate

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Speaker 12: And the issue at hand for a lot of our

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Speaker 12: I mean, to use an analogy, you'll love be fumbled

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Speaker 14: I mean the American people.

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Speaker 12: Did you guys ever have that, by the way, in

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Speaker 14: It happens more often.

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Speaker 12: Did you ever see that happen as a coach, I'm sure,

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Speaker 12: I'm sure you're familiar with the play.

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Speaker 15: You talked about it, intentionally dropping it and celebrating before they.

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Speaker 12: Think yes, exactly, exactly.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, you know, I'd probably got fired that night if

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Speaker 5: They clearly through the end zone.

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Speaker 15: But I've seen it, and you know, these kids are

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Speaker 14: Coach. Thank you for your time.

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Speaker 12: We appreciate your patriotism and commitment to this nation. Uh

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Speaker 12: I have a feeling that if mister fun doesn't get

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Speaker 15: Get creative. Thank you, coach, thank you, Thank you what

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Speaker 12: President Trump has nominated Mike Huckabee as US Ambassador at Israel.

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Speaker 12: We are not on YouTube, nor should we be just

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Speaker 14: I don't think we have anything actually during this.

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Speaker 12: Cool and so look, the fight in front of us

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Speaker 12: That is the next question. And delivering is going to

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Speaker 12: and say everybody elects to day twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 12: Fired up that pressure of companding back to the White

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Speaker 14: But our fight isn't over. I'm asking for your health.

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Speaker 12: Conservatives for lower healthcare costs are warning us that big

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Speaker 14: But you can stop.

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Speaker 12: email us is always freedom at charliekirk dot com. Sorry,

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Speaker 12: is just processing a lot of information here.

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Speaker 14: Let's see what we have here.

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Speaker 12: Look, we're getting a lot of emails worrying about picks

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Speaker 12: and choices. There's going to be some Look, you win, somebody,

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Speaker 12: you lose someone transition. Okay, that's the way this works. However,

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Speaker 12: the direction of where we're headed is extraordinary. Okay, so

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Speaker 12: Andrew's telling me the CNN story is juicy. Remind me

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Speaker 12: what that is. Guys, what are we talking about here?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 14: Okay, got it? CNN? This is very important. Got it.

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Speaker 12: Top stars in layoffs that'll see hundreds fired as ratings

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Speaker 12: Dylan mulvany be fired? That is an open question. It's

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Speaker 12: gonna be a toughe Anderson Cooper, bobwi That's why Chris

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Speaker 12: Wallace left. Chris Wallace didn't leave to go start a

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Speaker 12: and now he's gonna go do what He's gonna go

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Speaker 12: start Netflix. Chris Wallace Netflix. That's gonna work great. But

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Speaker 12: let me tell you what the opposite is happening here

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Speaker 12: on The Charlie Kirks Show and Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 14: We are hiring.

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Speaker 12: We're doing better than ever. Praise God, and I hope

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Speaker 12: that continues.

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Speaker 14: CNN.

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Speaker 12: No one one wants to watch that. Look at this.

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Speaker 12: This is one of the most ordinary pieces of tape.

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Speaker 12: You want to know why CNN is collapsing. Here is

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Speaker 12: Shermichael Singleton great man, great American patriot, and some rabbi

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Speaker 12: just an extraordinary, extraordinary.

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Speaker 14: Piece of tape. This is the thought police, speech police embodied.

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Speaker 14: There are a bunch of scolds.

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Speaker 12: This is CNN in its best play cut three sixty two.

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Speaker 10: My point in terms of its effectiveness, regular people with

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Speaker 2: Say, you know what, this is a bit too far.

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Speaker 14: I do not agree with this.

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Speaker 7: I don't like this.

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Speaker 10: I think Democrats are going way too much to the

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Speaker 10: left on social issues and they're uncomfortable with it. A

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Speaker 10: You may disagree with that reality.

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Speaker 7: But that's why Republicans.

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Speaker 10: Kept running those ads over and over and over again,

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Speaker 11: Again and using rhetoric, Mike, you just use saying this

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Speaker 7: Who are in their gender.

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Speaker 11: And if we don't believe, you don't have to listen

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Speaker 14: That that is why CNN is collapsing.

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Speaker 12: And who is that guy by the way, this, this, this,

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Speaker 12: even allowed to make a pet. Yes, let's be very clear.

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Speaker 12: It is men in female sports. Okay, there is no

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Speaker 12: this is you are as you are, boring period. What

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Speaker 12: you have, doesn't matter what you think you are. If

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Speaker 12: makeup camouflage, it doesn't make you that play cut three

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Speaker 8: I think sure are a lot of families out there

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Speaker 7: They're not boys.

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Speaker 2: I'm not going to listen to trans at the stable.

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Speaker 14: I am.

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Speaker 5: Girl.

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Speaker 2: A boy when you use.

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Speaker 7: It has changed.

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Speaker 9: They're not just boys. I'm not gonna sit there for

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Speaker 9: in a way.

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Speaker 2: That is respectful.

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Speaker 10: All right, So let me rephrase this since I'm being

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Speaker 11: That's not just why those regular people. There's no consensus

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Speaker 11: my point in terms of way health care.

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Speaker 12: It's not happening, and it's good that it is. The

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