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Speaker 7: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Bo Davidson filling in

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Speaker 7: for the great Steve Kruber. Today's Monday, the third of November,

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Speaker 7: in the Year of Our Lord.

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Speaker 8: Twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 7: Let's get into today's top stories and as always, thank

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Speaker 7: you so much for joining us on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 7: The government shutdown is on track to become the longest

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Speaker 7: in US history as Democrats continuously refuse to run a

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Speaker 7: clean cr or even negotiate with Republicans. As key federal

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Speaker 7: services struggle to keep up, many Americans could soon feel

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Speaker 7: the impact. We'll discuss more on that today. Also, an

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Speaker 7: anti cartel Mayer was shot in Mexico over the weekend

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Speaker 7: after taking a tough stand against Mexico's violent drug gangs.

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Speaker 7: What's more shocking is that he was also against Mexican

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Speaker 7: President Shinbaum's weak approach to crime. How is that a

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Speaker 7: well later and then later in the show. Many Americans

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Speaker 7: which has led to many deaths in that region. President

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Speaker 7: to combat this genocide.

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Speaker 8: We'll have all the details and.

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Speaker 7: Updates for you today, But first off, I want to

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Speaker 7: start talking about elections, and I'm joined by our co

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Speaker 7: host Vinny Ray Harmony, who joined me last Friday. We

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Speaker 7: are just one day away from several key elections in

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Speaker 7: the United States States of America. New York City is

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Speaker 7: in the final countdown to its mayoral election, with poles

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Speaker 7: closing in just over forty eight hours. Early voting has

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Speaker 7: already set a record with more than seven hundred and

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Speaker 7: thirty five thousand ballots cast a dramatic increase over twenty

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Speaker 7: for mayor. As the race tightens up, new polls showed

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Speaker 7: Democratic front runner Zoron Mamdani holding a slim lead over

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Speaker 7: independent candidate and former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and a recently

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Speaker 7: released survey shows Mamdanni's advantage has narrowed to just six

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Speaker 7: point six points, the closest he's been to Cuomo since July.

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Speaker 7: That's pretty tight, with the outcome is very much still

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Speaker 9: And another critical elections that for tomorrow is the governor

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Speaker 9: race in Virginia. Now this is between Republican Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 9: this election will decide the first female governor to govern

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Speaker 9: a lot about this race Cinderelli was endorsed by President Trump,

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Speaker 9: and he still trails though behind at Cheryl, who insists

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Speaker 9: Barack Obama has also said, I mean we have his

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Speaker 8: What do you think I agree with that? He certainly has.

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Speaker 7: He's been on the campaign trail in a number of states.

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Speaker 7: And you know, on top of all of that, in California,

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Speaker 7: on Proposition fifty, which is a measure to override the

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Speaker 7: Independent Redistricting Commission and allow Democratic lawmakers to redraw congressional

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Speaker 7: Thanks for being with us today.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, great to be back. Big day tomorrow.

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Speaker 8: It is a big day tomorrow.

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Speaker 7: I know you've been following it all. So I want

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Speaker 7: What are your polls telling you? Is it tighter than

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Speaker 5: You know, Atlas Intelligence dropped a Mamdani plus five, which

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Speaker 5: cross tabs, this is what young democrats want. They want

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Speaker 5: a democratic socialist. This is the direction of American politics,

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Speaker 7: All right, Mark, you bring up a really interesting point

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Speaker 5: I think any things on the table for them, because again,

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Speaker 5: They don't care because they haven't really seen capitalism work

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Speaker 9: Mark, I think you have some really good points there,

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Speaker 9: but I'd like to shift over to some of these

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Speaker 4: This is a big enigma. I pulled the race.

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Speaker 5: I had Jack Chitarelli down six points, but I used

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Speaker 9: Yeah, and what about the race in Virginia between Earl

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Speaker 5: Trump's net approval rating is negative eight right now. It's

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Speaker 5: not horrible, but it's the lowest of his term. Government's

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Speaker 5: Trump's overseas like doing foreign policy when he was voted

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Speaker 5: Trump and winning at all costs, and when everything becomes

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Speaker 5: really what's happening here, is that Republicans kind of unfortunately

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Speaker 5: just aren't really doing that great now. Donald Trump, in

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Speaker 5: And it's because we still see the same entrenched interests

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Speaker 7: And Mark speaking of a Democrats ubiquitously controlling things. That

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Speaker 8: How do you see that turning out?

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Speaker 7: Do Democrats have enough of a stranglehold on their own

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Speaker 4: You too, great Toady, And.

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Speaker 9: Coming up after the break, The government shut down is

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Speaker 8: Welcome back to America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 7: The government shut down is on track to become the

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Speaker 7: And now I'd like to bring back in Benny Harmony

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Speaker 7: American Constitutional Rights Union, Lieutenant Colonel Allen West, the Great

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Speaker 7: Colonel Allen West. Colonel, it's great to see you again.

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Speaker 7: Sorry about those vauls last weekend, but I.

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Speaker 8: Know you love them. We love them.

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Speaker 7: But on more serious topics, the shutdown still is on track.

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Speaker 7: Do you think Democrats are waiting to see how the

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Speaker 6: Well, I think that has to play into the case.

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Speaker 6: But yes, I think the Democrats are trying to hold

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Speaker 9: Now, Colonel, speaking of the longest government shut down in history,

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Speaker 9: Why do you think Democrats continue to have this go

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Speaker 6: Because that's all they have. And I think that's where

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Speaker 6: I think that right now will be a great time

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Speaker 7: That's a great point, Colonel. I didn't even thought about that,

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Speaker 7: So on that note, and we talked with Mark Mitchell

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Speaker 6: Well, I'll tell you what, it would be a shame.

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Speaker 6: I personally know the Lieutenant governor of Virginia win some

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Speaker 10: Now, Colonel or what do you think?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that Chuck Schumer got back to a

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Speaker 7: Current West, you know you and I have a common

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Speaker 6: I think it's important that we have the National Guard

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Speaker 6: I know that you know it may seem cool go

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Speaker 6: As a pleasure. Thank you, guys.

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Speaker 7: God bless God, bless you.

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Speaker 10: Coming up back to the break.

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Speaker 9: Anti Cartel mayor car Manzau was shot dead over the

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Speaker 9: weekend in urah Apon. Known for taking a tough stand

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Speaker 9: against Mexico's violence gangs, he had openly criticized President Scheinbaum's

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Speaker 9: weak approach to crime.

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Speaker 10: We have more on this next.

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Speaker 9: Cardline, Anti Cartel Mexican Mayor Carlos Manzo was shot seven

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Speaker 9: times during a Day of the Dead celebration over the weekend,

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Speaker 9: and he later died from his injuries. Manzau is no

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Speaker 9: for his tough stance against drug games. He had been

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Speaker 9: openly critical of Mexican President Claudia Schinbaum and her failure

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Speaker 9: to really combat this cartel violence effectively. As mayor of

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Speaker 9: Ura Pond in the violence plagued state of Michau, Akhan,

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Speaker 9: Manzo took an aggressive approach to the cartels and a

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Speaker 9: hand pick and actually handpicked his security detail, which included

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Speaker 9: fourteen National Guard. Now Mexican authorities have launched an investigation

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Speaker 9: into this murder. For more on this horrific killing, our

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Speaker 9: border correspondent in Tijuana, Mexico, Oscar Ramirez, has the latest. Oscar,

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Speaker 9: what are your thoughts on this? Do you think it

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Speaker 9: was politically motivated?

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Speaker 12: You know what, this is a problem that has been

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Speaker 12: growing in Mexico and it is just another number of

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Speaker 12: more politicians that they have been assassinated because they go

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Speaker 12: against the narrative of the cartel and the organized crime.

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Speaker 12: Caralos Mansol was always fighting against the narrative of the

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Speaker 12: organized crime and that cartel, always trying to protect the citizens.

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Speaker 12: And he even in a video he said that Donald

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Speaker 12: Trump is right that we need help to combat the

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Speaker 12: organized crime da Cartel. He also asked, and you know

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Speaker 12: days before for more protection for the president of Mexico.

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Speaker 12: The President of Mexico neglected the protection and this is

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Speaker 12: what happened. On the day of the death, he was assassinated,

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Speaker 12: brutally assassinated. Just to comment to everybody, you know, after

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Speaker 12: these events, on the next day, the governor of Mitcha

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Speaker 12: Khan try to go to the funeral, he was booted out.

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Speaker 12: He was, you know, almost ushered out because all of

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Speaker 12: the people were extremely upset. And on the same day,

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Speaker 12: the citizens of Uwapan went all the way to the

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Speaker 12: governmental palace of Mitcha Khan and rush, you know, to

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Speaker 12: enter to just protest riot.

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Speaker 3: The people are really upset on what is happening over here.

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Speaker 9: I mean, it's just truly horrific. What are you hearing

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Speaker 9: on the ground of people in Mexico. What are they

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Speaker 9: saying about this?

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Speaker 12: Well, you know, the quite disappointing thing is what we

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Speaker 12: were expecting from the Mexican President cloudsh today they ask

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Speaker 12: her about this horrific murder of this. You know, mayor

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Speaker 12: that he was potentially going to be a presidential candidate

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Speaker 12: on the next elections, and he was independent. That was

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Speaker 12: one of the reasons why they never put attention to

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Speaker 12: his claims of protection. But they asked her about this,

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Speaker 12: and she said, we're not going to militarize mitcha Khan.

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Speaker 12: We're not going to send our military. We're going to

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Speaker 12: just get you know, send the authorities as normal and

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Speaker 12: try to find out what happened.

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Speaker 3: This basically tells you a lot that the.

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Speaker 12: Mexican president it is incahoots with the organized crime de Gartel,

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Speaker 12: that the speculations that she is being paid off, that

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Speaker 12: she is being bought off by these criminal organizations, it

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Speaker 12: is becoming more of a reality. There is a massive

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Speaker 12: protest that is going to happen on the fifteenth of

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Speaker 12: November in the city of Mexico.

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Speaker 3: Thousands of people are waiting to go to this to.

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Speaker 12: The main governmental plaza in the city of Mexico to

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Speaker 12: protest against the president and her lack of acting against

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Speaker 12: the cartel.

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Speaker 9: It's interesting because because we're seeing this rise in violence

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Speaker 9: in not just America, but even places like Mexico and oversees.

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Speaker 9: How do you see this investigation playing out and what

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Speaker 9: do you hope to see?

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Speaker 12: Well, you know, sadly it is they're going to create

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Speaker 12: a biggest smokescreen for this to just be washed off.

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Speaker 12: But the citizens of Mexico, you're sick and tired. There's

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Speaker 12: no other solution for this. And I believe strongly that

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Speaker 12: there's going to be a rising. There's going to be manifestations, protests,

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Speaker 12: a lot of them. They're going to be peaceful because

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Speaker 12: it has what Donald Trump has done to Mexico. It

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Speaker 12: is basically sent the message that you guys have a

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Speaker 12: problem and we can fix it. And ultimately the Mexican

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Speaker 12: president does not want that to be fixed. Now, the

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Speaker 12: Conservative Party and some congressmen and some senators from the

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Speaker 12: right wing and also conservative senators and congressmen have been

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Speaker 12: speaking up more.

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Speaker 3: This is the actual problem that they don't want.

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Speaker 12: They don't want people to be speaking up against the

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Speaker 12: organized crameen de cartel, and it is actually happening. And

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Speaker 12: what Donald Trump has done is give courage to politicians

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Speaker 12: in Mexico to speak.

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Speaker 3: Up against these evil doors in our government.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely well, Oscar, thank you so much. For joining us today.

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Speaker 9: Please stay safe out there. We are all praying for

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Speaker 9: you and your safety.

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Speaker 10: More on this.

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Speaker 11: After the break. Welcome back to Really Dark His Voice

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Speaker 9: This year, a majority of Americans were made aware of

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Speaker 9: the blatant persecution of Nigerian Christians, which has unfortunately led

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Speaker 9: to many cases in which those who are simply practicing

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Speaker 9: their faith are subject to being harmed. Now, many outlets

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Speaker 9: note that Christianity, while a big religion in Nigeria, is

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Speaker 9: still a new thing culturally, with the rest of the

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Speaker 9: population in Nigeria being made up of practicing Muslims or

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Speaker 9: other indigenous beliefs, which often leads to clashes in the

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Speaker 9: name of tradition. Now, President Trump has always maintained that

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Speaker 9: the persecution of Christians in Nigeria is not right, and

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Speaker 9: over the weekend he floated the idea of having military

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Speaker 9: presence in Nigeria. This is to deal with what the

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Speaker 9: President says are radical Islamist killing Christians and further noted

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Speaker 9: that the Department of War should be ready for possible action.

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Speaker 9: Joining Bo and I to discuss is former Special Assistant

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Speaker 9: to President Trump, retired Army Colonel Derek Harvey, dere if

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Speaker 9: President Trump were to send the military into Nigeria.

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Speaker 10: What would be the logistics of this decision.

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Speaker 13: Well, the important thing here is we have a long

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Speaker 13: history of assisting the Nigerian government, going back to when

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Speaker 13: I was in the service fighting against Boko Haram, there

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Speaker 13: was provisions of security assistance, intelligence and even logistics that

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Speaker 13: helped the Nigerian military. And the problem has always been

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Speaker 13: that the Nigerian military and its government has shown a

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Speaker 13: great deal of indifference, no real appetite for taking on

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Speaker 13: Boko Haram and the other Islamis groups. And keep in mind,

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Speaker 13: Boko Haram has a long history going back to even

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Speaker 13: getting guidance in support from Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda.

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Speaker 2: So I think this is going to be an attention.

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Speaker 13: Grabber for the Nigerian leadership because the President has a

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Speaker 13: number of items that can address with carrots and sticks,

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Speaker 13: maybe sanctions of some sort or actually deploying US military forces,

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Speaker 13: which I think think is the least likely item unless

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Speaker 13: it's for training and other military assistants.

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Speaker 7: Well, colonel, you know, we all remember when President Trump

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Speaker 7: hosted the President of Nigeria in the White House, and

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Speaker 7: while there seemed to be an indication of change, the

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Speaker 7: situation largely remains the same. Now with this latest you

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Speaker 7: know post by Trump looks like he's.

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Speaker 8: Putting them on notice.

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Speaker 7: In the end, you mentioned you think military option is

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Speaker 7: maybe the least likely to happen. What's the most likely

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Speaker 7: to happen? It would be sanctions. What are things in

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Speaker 7: carrots and sticks that Trump can utilize at his disposal

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Speaker 7: right now that will actually reinforce some change in that country.

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Speaker 13: Economic and trade sanctions that could target certain sectors of

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Speaker 13: the economy, as well as those persons in the military

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Speaker 13: and intelligence services in Nigeria that we have good intelligence

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Speaker 13: that associates them with supporting or not actually conducting themselves

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Speaker 13: in ways that can address this internal threat that is

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Speaker 13: targeting the Christian community. This indifference by the military leadership,

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Speaker 13: which is predominantly Muslim, is the major problem.

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Speaker 9: And so we colonel, we were just at a seapack

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Speaker 9: event a few days ago talking about this Christian persecution

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Speaker 9: and so we saw facts and statistics. Yet Nigerian officials

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Speaker 9: keep denying President Trump's claims. Why do you think that.

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Speaker 13: Is Well, they do suppress the free media. They do

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Speaker 13: not want any negative reporting coming out. They pay media

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Speaker 13: and influencers to create a disinformation umbrella over the country

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Speaker 13: so that the reality of what's happening there will be

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Speaker 13: camouflaged or obfuscated. What we do need is attention, and

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Speaker 13: that's one thing that the President is focusing in on this.

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Speaker 13: The Department of War and the State Department can bring

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Speaker 13: more attention, not just bilaterally but through multilateral organizations. And importantly,

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Speaker 13: we need both the Protestant and Catholic religious communities, the

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Speaker 13: Pope and others to speak out on this because frankly,

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Speaker 13: they've been far far too side island.

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Speaker 8: Colonel, let's shift gears for just a moment.

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Speaker 7: Let's talk about the continued cease fire between Israel and

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Speaker 7: Hamas where three more bodies of Israeli hostages have been

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Speaker 7: given back to the families. Is Hamas playing nice or

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Speaker 7: are we just on a day by day basis with them?

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Speaker 13: Well, the three bodies were found by the IDF and

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Speaker 13: shin Bet Israeli intelligence Service, So HAMAS really did not

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Speaker 13: help with that. And you know, Hamas, you know, has

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Speaker 13: really no incentive to move forward in this arena. So

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Speaker 13: I think they're slow rolling it, and you know, I

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Speaker 13: think the evidence is by you know, not just their statements,

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Speaker 13: but their actions on the ground. They're going to wait

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Speaker 13: for you know, Egyptian and other outside organizations to do

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Speaker 13: the hard work of finding where these bodies are. And fortunately,

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Speaker 13: you know, the IDF does have some good intelligence that

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Speaker 13: indicates to them that they are primary there are some

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Speaker 13: primary areas for them to be examining. I think that's important.

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Speaker 13: But keep in mind, at the end of the day,

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Speaker 13: Hamas still has the guns. They still have machine guns,

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Speaker 13: crew served weapons, mortars, rockets, RPGs, and so until Hamas

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Speaker 13: is disarmed, it's going to be very difficult for you know,

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Speaker 13: other activities, relief efforts, reconstruction, restabilizing to take place.

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Speaker 10: And Colonel that.

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Speaker 9: Leads us to our next question of your opinion on

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Speaker 9: the first phase of the ceasefire.

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Speaker 10: Do you think this has held up well?

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Speaker 13: In your estimation, there's been tremendous patients. I think by

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Speaker 13: you know, the President and his team and the Prime

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Speaker 13: the US has postured and the international community has postured

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Speaker 13: to start the movement of relief and aid and you know,

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Speaker 13: preliminary analysis for what types of reconstruction. The Kataris and

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Speaker 13: And so there's still going to be some major issues

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Speaker 13: moving forward here to just get through this first phase.

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Speaker 7: Colonl, I also want to turn your attention to another theater,

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Speaker 7: the one lurking in Russia and of course Ukraine. This

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Speaker 7: war that has not been we've not found finality to

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Speaker 7: President Trump has obviously courted both Vladimir Putin and Vladimir

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Speaker 7: wrong each time. It seems that his posturing has been

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Speaker 7: what can President Trump actually do well?

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Speaker 13: He still has not imposed secondary sanctions on the purchase

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Speaker 13: of oil and gas coming from Russia that China and

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Speaker 13: thing that would hit the Putin regime significantly because they

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Speaker 13: need those that cash flow to sustain not just their

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Speaker 13: that the Trump administration has dangled out there that has

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Speaker 13: they have not executed it yet. They've just decided to

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Speaker 13: I think that has not actually received the President's approval yet,

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Speaker 13: but it's been recommended by the War Department, and I

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Speaker 13: I think the President by being engaged and trying to

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Speaker 13: I think it's an effort that is worth the time

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Speaker 13: and the diplomatic energy of the United States government because

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Speaker 13: more progressively economically and with integration in that part of

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Speaker 13: the world. It's incredibly important, and the President is a

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Speaker 13: applaud him for that, even though at this point in

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Speaker 8: That's true, Colonel.

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Speaker 7: I think it sounds like it's going to take time

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Speaker 7: and patience, which is going to be tough for us.

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Speaker 8: But I think you're right.

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Speaker 7: It's worth the effort and worth the sustaining this effort

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Speaker 7: to try to make that area a safer place. So,

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Speaker 7: Colonel Derek Harvey, thank you so much for joining us today, and.

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Speaker 8: Cameron's great to see you again.

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Speaker 9: And Cameron, what kind of clients do you guys typically

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Speaker 7: So, Karen, it sounds to me like what you're saying

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Speaker 14: Let's just let's go ahead and get out of it.

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Speaker 9: Cameron Kinzie, thank you so much for joining us today

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Speaker 9: your answers to our America's Voice question of the day,

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Speaker 9: how do you think the government shutdown will end? After

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Speaker 9: the break? Welcome back to AVL. It is time for

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Speaker 9: what makes America wonderful. We do this every day with

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Speaker 9: today's story comes from us, comes to us from my

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Speaker 9: was a car dealership owner who ensured to follow the

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Speaker 9: mantra of the customer is always right now. This story

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Speaker 9: and what's more is that the warranty on the purchase was.

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Speaker 10: No longer valid.

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Speaker 9: We've all been in that situation at some point. But Jp, however,

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Speaker 9: he decided to show nobility by actually offering the family

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Speaker 9: a lifeline in which they could trade in the dead

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Speaker 9: so when reflecting on the situation, Jp said the following

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Speaker 9: He said, we could have been jerks like every dealership

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Speaker 9: own it. Nope, not at Northtown, he said, not with JP.

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Speaker 9: I take care of my people. Thirty two years in

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Speaker 9: the business. It's just what we do now. Helping those

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Speaker 9: in need, even when not required, is a very admirable

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Speaker 9: trait in JP. Nudsen's noble heart is indicative of the

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Speaker 9: people who make America wonderful. And now we are taken

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Speaker 9: over to our question of the day. Okay, today's question

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Speaker 9: was how do you think the government shut down will end? Now,

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Speaker 9: let's take a look at some of your responses to

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Speaker 9: this question. A. First, we have not yours. Okay, They

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Speaker 9: said it is after sixty days, Trump can permanently start

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Speaker 9: slashing government departments employees. I hope, so time for consequences

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Speaker 9: is what they said. Then we have another person they

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Speaker 9: said it'll end tomorrow after election day. Now I think

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Speaker 9: I agree with this person. They said there's no reason

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Speaker 9: guess what they lose their leverage that they so bragged

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Speaker 10: And then another person said, not.

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Speaker 9: In time soon. I think it's COVID shut down. Part

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Speaker 9: Dua to hurt the economy for twenty twenty six election.

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Speaker 9: They said, this has worked before. And then a couple more.

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Speaker 9: We have Bsre Todd who we actually they commented on

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Speaker 9: our Friday one and this one. They said, when Dimm's

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Speaker 10: I agree with you, I do.

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Speaker 9: And then John Hogan he swears, he says Friday, it

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Speaker 9: will end Friday. I'm gonna go just keep going a

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Speaker 9: couple more because these are.

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Speaker 10: Just these are too good.

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Speaker 9: Elizabeth said, I want the derange Democrats to just vote

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Speaker 9: to open. All we need is five of them. I

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Speaker 9: can't believe there aren't a few more who actually care

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Speaker 9: about the US citizens, you know, the ones they collect

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Speaker 9: their pay from.

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Speaker 10: I mean, she's not wrong. And one more when what

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Speaker 10: can they what they say?

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Speaker 9: What I can say is Republicans better not back down. Okay,

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Speaker 9: we don't. We often get weak towards the end. I

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Speaker 9: pray the Senate Republicans have a backbone. And now it

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Speaker 9: is time to bring in our very own Eric Bowling

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Speaker 9: for a handoff to the next show, But not before

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Speaker 9: we ask him. We put We're gonna put him on

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Speaker 9: the spot for a few questions. First up, Eric, when

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Speaker 9: and how do you think this government shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Is going to I think it's gonna happen fairly quickly now.

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Speaker 1: As one of your viewers pointed out that now that

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Speaker 1: Trump took the leverage away from Democrats, they have nothing left.

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Speaker 1: So it's Trump literally said, the shutdown ends when the

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Speaker 1: Democrats come to the table and sign it and negotiate

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Speaker 1: and sign it.

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Speaker 2: So he's putting in their court as he should.

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Speaker 1: I predicted right around this time a couple of weeks

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Speaker 1: ago that soon as snap benefits ran out, literally I

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Speaker 1: be so many of the Democrat constituents or who are

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Speaker 1: on snap benefits would be pushing their lawmakers to reopen

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Speaker 1: the government. Now that that hasn't happened, maybe it's a

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Speaker 1: few more days. It doesn't seem to want to go

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Speaker 1: a lot longer. There's no more game here, there's no

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Speaker 1: more game to play. Tell The game that's being played

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Speaker 1: but against us, all by both sides, is that they've

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Speaker 1: just elevated the size of government.

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Speaker 2: They've made government bigger.

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Speaker 1: They've you know, it pushed them into another trillion trillion

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Speaker 1: a half dollar spending package that just brings it higher

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Speaker 1: instead of like really negotiating to bring spending down. So

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Speaker 1: we're the fools here and we're just trying to get

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Speaker 1: government reopened. I'm on the side that says keep it

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Speaker 1: closed until you can get some legitimate spending cuts. But

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Speaker 1: that doesn't seem to be the way that works in DC.

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Speaker 1: I will say no later than Veteran's Day eleven eleven.

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Speaker 2: How's that?

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Speaker 4: Okay?

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Speaker 10: I think that's fair.

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Speaker 9: But you know, while we're talking about this government shutdown,

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Speaker 9: we got to talk a little bit real quick before

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Speaker 9: before we have to hand off about these elections that

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Speaker 9: are happening tomorrow. Do you think this is gonna sway

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Speaker 9: the government shutdown at all? Do you think we'll see

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Speaker 9: Jeffrey's say or do anything.

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Speaker 10: I'm curious you're gonna no.

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Speaker 4: I hear.

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Speaker 1: My feeling is that New York is headed for the

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Speaker 1: first socialist, true socialist mayor in America.

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Speaker 2: It's what a shame.

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Speaker 1: The financial center of America now has a social Well,

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Speaker 1: we'll soon have a socialist mayor. I think it's gonna

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Speaker 1: be a a lay up for him. The betting sites

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Speaker 1: have it like a twenty to one odds that he's

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Speaker 1: going to win, which means I won't get into how.

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Speaker 2: That bet works.

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Speaker 1: To get it back, you're going to get a socialist

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Speaker 1: mayor there, Benny, You're gonna get Spanberger as a governor

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Speaker 1: in Virginia very near where you are right now. Another

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Speaker 1: one who refused to play down the lieutenant governor who

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Speaker 1: was run, Jay Jones, who's running, who said he wanted

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Speaker 1: to kill his opponents didn't matter to the voters. It

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Speaker 1: doesn't look like it's going to matter to the voters

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Speaker 1: of Virginia and then California very quickly.

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Speaker 2: Besides the other nonsense, it's going on.

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Speaker 1: Their Proposition fifty, which is going to pass resoundingly, says

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Speaker 1: that they're going to redistrict the state of California illegally

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Speaker 1: and basically illegally redistrict in the state of California to

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Speaker 1: preserve some House seats.

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Speaker 2: It's insane what's going on. California.

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Speaker 1: Forty eight percent of the voters are not Democrats forty

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Speaker 1: three to forty eight percent or not Democrats. Yet there's

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Speaker 1: only I believe seven or eight out of fifty three

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Speaker 1: districts that are Republican, I mean, are Democrats. I was

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Speaker 1: like the seven or eight that are Republican out of

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Speaker 1: fifty three. That's insanity, unfair. But they're gonna even make

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Speaker 1: it worse going forward. The country is going to be

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Speaker 1: taken over by liberal Democrats.

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Speaker 2: It's scary, no, it.

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Speaker 9: Is, and I'm almost out of time here, but you know,

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Speaker 9: we had someone on the show. It was just talking

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Speaker 9: about Republicans have to step up. You know, just because

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Speaker 9: Trump won, our fight isn't over. We have to continue fighting.

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Speaker 9: So we appreciate you