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Speaker 3: That is peanuts compared to the disruption that Trump is promising.

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Speaker 3: Maybe he'll still pull back from the brink. We'll have

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Speaker 3: It is something that economists thought that maybe Trump was

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Speaker 7: Mexico and Canada are two of the biggest exporters of

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Speaker 6: Importing so much.

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Speaker 7: Well, the problem there is that Trump's other signature promise

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Speaker 7: Labor and Agriculture, nearly half of the nation's nearly two

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Speaker 7: Who am I to say that that would make American

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Speaker 7: It's not just grocery bills that will feel the impact

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Speaker 7: Tariffs on their own could devastate our economy. Nasty portation

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Speaker 8: This three necessarily went on the deportation side. And it's

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Speaker 2: Yeah, en firing fifty thousand federal workers going to put

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Speaker 4: Where is China.

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Speaker 5: China is at the forefront of this ventanyl thing. And

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Speaker 5: I would like to go to Defcon one with China.

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Speaker 6: Tariff's four hundred percent.

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Speaker 4: I brought it up.

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Speaker 5: Bring the Supreme leader to Washington, or crush his economy.

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Speaker 9: Again, We've had strategies to deal with China.

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Speaker 10: They don't have it.

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Speaker 5: Oh, absolutely one administration says ninety nine is dealt with.

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Speaker 6: Tariff enough for China.

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Speaker 5: They all get unemployed. They go to the streets, they

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Speaker 5: They lied, they cheated, they steal, stole.

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Speaker 4: I think we use my language. This is the primal

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 4: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 11: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 4: It's going to happen. And where do people like that

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Speaker 6: Mega media?

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Speaker 11: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 11: these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my

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Speaker 10: War room.

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Speaker 6: Use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 10: Math.

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Speaker 11: It's Wednesday, twenty seven November and the year of Our

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Speaker 11: Lord twenty twenty four. Welcome, you're in the war room.

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Speaker 4: Two things I.

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Speaker 11: See changed last night with all the networks MSNBC, the

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Speaker 11: every show yesterday was actually a detailed policy discuss ussion

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Speaker 11: But for thirty minutes, whole segments talking about economics, terrass

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Speaker 11: Commists Party? Or Leary giving Kevin O'Leary giving one of

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Speaker 11: the fascist economy built on the slave labor allowed by Jing.

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Speaker 12: I think we need to be watching for something that

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Speaker 13: Yeah, but I think Steve Bannon actually wants it. I

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Speaker 14: Well, I think it's even deeper.

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Speaker 14: Know, what Donald Trump has always wanted is what's good

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Speaker 11: But doing this you have to do it programmatically. Don't

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Speaker 11: I said, what's fascinating to me is that he put

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Speaker 11: fire about Trump. You wait till you start taking a

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Speaker 11: part the government and we start doing less, they're going

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Speaker 11: to be more on fire. This is what I call

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Speaker 11: the line of work. The three lines of work right

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Speaker 11: now are just like I gave the speech SEEPAC back

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Speaker 11: in seventeen. It is the national security aspect of it

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Speaker 11: with Biden trying to see, you know, the national security

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Speaker 11: aspect and particularly not so much the Middle East that's big,

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Speaker 11: but in Ukraine, with the New York Times reporting the

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Speaker 11: New York Times, not Breitbart, not Gateway Pundit, not Revolver,

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Speaker 11: but the New York Times.

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Speaker 4: Are beloved paper record.

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Speaker 11: They're reporting that American officials and the Biden regime and

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Speaker 11: NATO officials and the elites of Europe, along with Zelensky

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Speaker 11: and the Ukrainians are talking about Ford deploying the potential

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Speaker 11: for deploying tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine if you want

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Speaker 11: to have metastasized in the beginning of World War three,

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Speaker 11: as the former Chief of Staff of Ukraine is saying,

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Speaker 11: I think that might be.

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Speaker 4: A way to do it.

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Speaker 11: That might be the Cuban missile crisis on test tosterone. Okay,

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Speaker 11: that's one line of work. The other is the economic

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Speaker 11: is the economic nationalism. And this is what you're seeing

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Speaker 11: on the tariffs. President Trump's throwing it out there. Maybe

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Speaker 11: a blanket tariff on two trained dollars of trade. Hey,

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Speaker 11: I'm just thinking about it. Let me tweet that out,

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Speaker 11: let me put that on truth suck on that. But

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Speaker 11: this is all about economic policy. This is all what

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Speaker 11: Besson's thinking about. You just had Kevin Hassett last I

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Speaker 11: announced as any see another rand Ce eight. You ran

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Speaker 11: the economist panel over the White House in the first term.

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Speaker 11: Another solid guy, and not just that. The reason he's

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Speaker 11: so important. He's a convert from Austrian school of economics

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Speaker 11: to populist economics. So that's the second line of work, right,

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Speaker 11: the economic nationalism. And the third line of work is

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Speaker 11: the deconstruction of the Ministry of State. Hello Doge Russ

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Speaker 11: vote the appropriations process. This is the Trump planned from

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Speaker 11: the first term, and now it's more mature.

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Speaker 4: It's got more.

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Speaker 11: Is Robert Bartley in the in the Wall Street Journalists

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Speaker 11: to say, it's got velocity.

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Speaker 4: You have person and how do we do that? For

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Speaker 4: four years.

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Speaker 11: You've been working to become subject matter experts. This is

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Speaker 11: the whole training program of AFPI in Project twenty twenty

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Speaker 11: five to get the three thousand non Senate confirm the

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Speaker 11: landing teams, beachhead teams to hit the beach on the

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Speaker 11: twenty at the bridge and go. We also signed the transition,

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Speaker 11: signed the transition documents last night.

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Speaker 4: But what do they avoid?

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Speaker 11: No FBI investigations and we're not going on their computer system,

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Speaker 11: so the administrative.

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Speaker 4: Of Deep State cannot see anything.

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Speaker 11: The Trump transition is doing. It's happening, folks, it's converging.

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Speaker 11: We're converging on a point. That point high noon on

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Speaker 11: the twentieth of January, the year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty five. Carrie Lake joins us next in the war room.

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Speaker 4: Use your host Stephen k back. Okay, I know I

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Speaker 4: said the magic term CR.

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Speaker 11: Just just you know, take take us, take up, take

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Speaker 11: a powder here at chill.

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Speaker 4: You know we hate CRS here.

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Speaker 11: And you guys in the next man up, Natalie and

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Speaker 11: Grace and others. You guys did a fantastic job during

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Speaker 11: the summer trying to fight this year.

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Speaker 4: I thought it was great, all the games that were played.

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Speaker 11: The reason we need this CR because otherwise you're gonna

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Speaker 11: get an omnibus where we're gonna try to get all done.

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Speaker 4: And that's that's the concept of clearing the decks.

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Speaker 11: When you here clearing the decks, that means they want

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Speaker 11: to take power away from President Trump. We have the

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Speaker 11: opportunity for RUSS vote to actually do this budget and

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Speaker 11: to start to do get us back to pre pandemic levels.

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Speaker 4: That's the key thing here. We got to get back

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Speaker 4: to the four and a half or five trillion dollars.

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Speaker 11: We spent pre pandemic, not to six six and a

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Speaker 11: half seven that Biden wants to spend. That's that's the

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Speaker 11: two tradion dollar, that's two tree in dollar deficit that

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Speaker 11: gets added to the face amount of the debt, and

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Speaker 11: you got to finance it can't happen. So we do

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Speaker 11: support a cr that just kicks it into President Trump's term.

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Speaker 11: We got to because we run out of money on

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Speaker 11: the twentieth on Christmas Eve. It's coming as soon as

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Speaker 11: we get back, soon as we get back from Thanksgiven.

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Speaker 11: This will get to be a big thing. But don't

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Speaker 11: think we're going softening it. We're not going soft. This

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Speaker 11: is all strategicy.

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Speaker 4: Carrie Lake. You've been down at mar Lago.

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Speaker 11: You're very close to the transition, obviously very close to

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Speaker 11: President Trump. There's all kind of rumors out there, things

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Speaker 11: in the air about how you may join the administration

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Speaker 11: and help President Trump.

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Speaker 4: Just give me your thoughts.

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Speaker 11: You see that taking down the administry, state people like

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Speaker 11: russ vote that even the opposition agrees. As a brilling guy,

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Speaker 11: just give me your thoughts of the transition so far,

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Speaker 11: what you're seeing, the cut of the jib of the

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Speaker 11: people coming on board now.

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Speaker 6: I think it's incredible.

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Speaker 16: I got goosebumps listening to the first two segments of

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Speaker 16: your show about what how incredible this movement is going

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Speaker 16: to be and we're actually going to get things done,

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Speaker 16: and we're going to you know, thin out the bureaucratic state,

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Speaker 16: maybe do away with much of the bureaucratic state.

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Speaker 6: Russ is brilliant. I agree with you, Steve. He's not

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Speaker 6: in this for his own ego.

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Speaker 16: He truly wants to get things back to where they

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Speaker 16: should be, what our government should look like, not this

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Speaker 16: out of controlled bureaucracy that's costing us in bankrupting, bankrupting

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Speaker 16: our country. I can't think of a better fit than him.

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Speaker 16: And I've thought all of the picks were good. I mean,

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Speaker 16: I was actually excited about Matt Gaez. I think Pam

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Speaker 16: Bondi is going to be great. So we've got incredible picks,

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Speaker 16: you know, not everyone. What's interesting, though, is that how

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Speaker 16: the American people are watching this. It is like the

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Speaker 16: center of the world. Everyone is watching what President Trump

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Speaker 16: is doing. And he's got a great plan. It's going

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Speaker 16: to get busy and get kicked off on the twentieth,

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Speaker 16: as you said, high.

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Speaker 6: Noon, and I think things are going to happen very.

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Speaker 16: Quickly, whiplot whiplash fast, and we're going to start seeing

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Speaker 16: the economy turn around. It's hilarious, Steve, to watch these

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Speaker 16: MSNBC and CNN contributors trying to push for the administrative state.

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Speaker 16: That's their hero is the administrative state. If they don't

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Speaker 16: realize how stupid they sound, it's remarkable because they're now

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Speaker 16: cheering on this out of control government bureaucracy and they

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Speaker 16: are acting like President Trump didn't have that first term.

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Speaker 16: You know, they were trying to warn us about his

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Speaker 16: first term, He's going to crash the economy, et cetera,

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Speaker 16: et cetera. We ended up having the strongest economy, We

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Speaker 16: ended up having the lowest unemployment. We ended up having

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Speaker 16: our dollar going a whole lot further than it did before.

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Speaker 6: And they were warning us that he wasn't going to

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Speaker 6: be able to do it.

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Speaker 16: And now they're trying to heed that warning again, and

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Speaker 16: we know, hang on that what they're saying our.

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Speaker 4: Lives, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. I

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Speaker 4: gave this speech a year ago in Pinehurst.

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Speaker 11: It talked about on the twentieth to convert two things

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Speaker 11: are going to converge. You're going to have and you're

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Speaker 11: having an economic issue you have to deal with, and

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Speaker 11: that's threefold. Number One, we run out of money on

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Speaker 11: the twentieth of December. Government runs out of money. You

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Speaker 11: got to see our If you don't. If they tried

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Speaker 11: to do an ombibus, that's a swamp, donny. So you

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Speaker 11: kick that in. So you got to kick that in.

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Speaker 11: But Trump still has to deal with He's got to

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Speaker 11: put together budget number one, Number two, the debt ceiling.

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Speaker 11: Kevin McCarthy. The reason Kevin McCarthy is not Speaker of

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Speaker 11: the House the only time in the history of this Republic,

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Speaker 11: Ladies and gentlemen, and this audience removed him through the

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Speaker 11: instrumentality of Matt Gates, the brilliant Matt Gates. But this

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Speaker 11: audience was the one that took on Fox and took

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Speaker 11: on the Murdocks and we won. Why because Kevin McCarthy

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Speaker 11: gave an unlimited cap and for two years. And when

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Speaker 11: does the death ceiling come off? The third of January,

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Speaker 11: So President Trump immediately third of January, right, And then

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Speaker 11: you have the reversion of the tax cuts, which is

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Speaker 11: April fifteen. But that that all merges into an economic issue,

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Speaker 11: in kind of crisis that has to be dealt with

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Speaker 11: at the same time. The second conversion thing is you

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Speaker 11: have to deport eleven to fifteen million people here and

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Speaker 11: carry so you're a frontline.

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Speaker 4: We get to it.

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Speaker 11: A couple of things on the I think is imperative

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Speaker 11: for us right now. We have to have very precise nomenclature.

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Speaker 11: And I'm afraid that this thing's getting a little soft

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Speaker 11: and a little squishy. Number one, this is just my recommendation.

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Speaker 11: I'm just a humble soul. I think that we need

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Speaker 11: to define. But the deportation should focus on everybody that

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Speaker 11: came here starting at one minute afternoon on the twentieth

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Speaker 11: of January twenty twenty one, when Biden took out eighty

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Speaker 11: did eighty executive orders to get rid of everything Trump

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Speaker 11: had done to secure the border, everything Trump had done

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Speaker 11: on immigration, and he basically initiated and then exacerbated the

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Speaker 11: invasion from that date until high noon on the twenty fifth.

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Speaker 11: I believe if you look at the math of Todd

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Speaker 11: Benson's that's somewhere around roughly ten million people. Okay, that

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Speaker 11: is a massive amount that you have to deport. We

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Speaker 11: shouldn't go back in time. I'm not saying we don't eventually.

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Speaker 4: Do that, but let's take care of the problem we

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Speaker 4: got now. Number two, and now I said it.

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Speaker 11: Has to be humanly. And here's why the people that

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Speaker 11: came across. It's not their fault. They were invited here

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Speaker 11: by the Wall Street oligarchs. They were invited here by

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Speaker 11: the instrumentality of the illegitimate Biden regime that didn't win

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Speaker 11: the twenty twenty election. They were here because they wanted

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Speaker 11: the votes, but Wall Street wanted the cheap labor, and

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Speaker 11: they wanted the consumer. Where they're buying the doritos and

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Speaker 11: renting the apartments and all that, spending every penny they have.

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Speaker 11: We have to, I believe Carrie, I would recommend having

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Speaker 11: a summit meeting, and let's pick a random place.

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Speaker 4: McCallen, Texas, the.

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Speaker 11: Capital of the Rio Grande Valley that now President Trump

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Speaker 11: is winning because in South Texas Hispanic American citizens sitting

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Speaker 11: They're going, I can't take this anymore. Somebody's got to

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Speaker 11: save me. That guy is Donald Trump. You have the

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Speaker 11: frontline nations of Central America. You have Mexico, you have

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Speaker 11: maybe Brazil, a couple nations in Latin America where like

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Speaker 11: the Haitians are hanging out to wait to come here.

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Speaker 11: You have them all down, and Donald Trump, the deal maker,

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Speaker 11: walks through his proposal.

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Speaker 4: Have are going to work as a group.

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Speaker 11: Collectively and humanly have their citizens go back to their

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Speaker 11: countries and make their countries great again. And maybe there's

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Speaker 11: some you know, economic incentives to do that, but the

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Speaker 11: hammer he's got is the tariffs that if you want

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Speaker 11: access to the best market in the world, that would

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Speaker 11: be the United States of America, you're going to have

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Speaker 11: to We're going to have to work collectively to do that. Now, Carrie,

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Speaker 11: you're at the cutting edge of this and it's with

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Speaker 11: the Center campaign.

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Speaker 4: Okay, so walk me through your thought.

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Speaker 16: Go ahead, wait a minute, the tariffs, but also foreign aid.

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Speaker 16: Foreign aid should be contingent on these countries taking back

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Speaker 16: their citizens. And I know you can look at it

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Speaker 16: in a beautiful way. We're going to be creating You

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Speaker 16: said ten million, ten million amazing homecomings. These people are

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Speaker 16: going back to their country, and I agree. I've always

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Speaker 16: said that along when I was on the campaign trail.

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Speaker 16: We need to send the people back who poured in

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Speaker 16: during the Bid invasion because these people came over and

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Speaker 16: we have not properly vetted them. We know that there

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Speaker 16: were what three hundred and twenty five, three hundred and

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Speaker 16: fifty thousand children who were trafficked to cross We got

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Speaker 16: to try to find those kids and get them back

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Speaker 16: to their loved ones. I do believe it needs to

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Speaker 16: be done humanly, of course, but it's going to have

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Speaker 16: to be a combination of tariffs, and it's going to

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Speaker 16: have to be a combination of foreign aid not going

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Speaker 16: to countries that refuse to take their citizens back.

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Speaker 6: These aren't all people going to Mexico, you know.

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Speaker 16: I remember talking to many border patrol who said it's

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Speaker 16: very rare in the last three and a half years

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Speaker 16: for anybody coming here illegally from Mexico. These are coming

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Speaker 16: from one hundred and seventy different countries around the globe.

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Speaker 6: We're talking.

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Speaker 16: We're talking China sending in spies across our southern border.

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Speaker 16: We got to make sure that we're sending these people

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Speaker 16: back to their homeland, the ones who came and during

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Speaker 16: the Biden vasion. I'm not talking about going back twenty

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Speaker 16: years ago.

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Speaker 4: You agree with that.

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Speaker 11: Look you're Arizona that we have look at I don't

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Speaker 11: know it's six eight ten million. I have no idea

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Speaker 11: because Biden, but it's somewhere around there, and that is

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Speaker 11: the bity knows deportation the history of the world.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, somebody knows how many.

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Speaker 16: I mean, they all did get processed, you know, especially

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Speaker 16: using the CB one or you know the app that

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Speaker 16: Kamala Harris and the Borders are created to help people come.

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Speaker 6: In and assist.

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Speaker 16: It was kind of like the Expedia for people coming

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Speaker 16: here illegally.

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Speaker 6: You know, these apps can work both ways.

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Speaker 16: If they came here illegally and signed up through that app,

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Speaker 16: we can find them and send them back. Buses and

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Speaker 16: planes go in both directions, and you know, I really

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Speaker 16: believe that President Trump will and I'm hearing Tom Homan

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Speaker 16: talking about this. We are going to be sending people back,

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Speaker 16: and I think that we have to do that in

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Speaker 16: order to save our country. And I believe that at

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Speaker 16: the end of the day, being the master negotiator that

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Speaker 16: he is, President Trump will get these countries to cooperate

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Speaker 16: and take back their citizens. But we have to start,

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Speaker 16: I agree with Tom Holman, with the most dangerous people

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Speaker 16: out there, the criminals.

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Speaker 6: That we know are here. We need to get them

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Speaker 6: sent back immediately.

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Speaker 16: Whether they came from Venezuela, whether they came from whatever

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Speaker 16: country they've come from. El Salvador, we got to get

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Speaker 16: them sent back immediately and make our streets safe as

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Speaker 16: quickly as possible.

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Speaker 11: You mentioned something, and this is quite interesting. Walk me

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Speaker 11: through your concept because President Trump saying, hey, I got tariffs,

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Speaker 11: I have economic policy, and Navarre did this before, but

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Speaker 11: you brought up something. You're talking about foreign aid and

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Speaker 11: maybe even military assistance.

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Speaker 4: What do you mean by that? Where would you go?

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Speaker 11: That seems like a us AID thing, which many people

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Speaker 11: are saying if it's always been a front for the CIA,

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Speaker 11: but I don't know.

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Speaker 4: It's forty or fifty BA dollars?

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Speaker 11: Is that the type is the State Department, the Defense Department?

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Speaker 11: Is that what you're talking about to bring those forces together?

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Speaker 16: Also, ma'am, well you mentioned USAID, I mean the fifty

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Speaker 16: billion dollar budget, ten thousand employees. This was started what

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Speaker 16: sixty plus years ago by JFK is a way to

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Speaker 16: stop the spread of communism, and what it's doing now

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Speaker 16: is just pushing DEI and difficult, horrible climate change policies

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Speaker 16: that are actually crippling other nations, not helping them, not

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Speaker 16: assisting them, making life more difficult, making the economy, economic

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Speaker 16: factors even more glaring for these poor countries.

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Speaker 6: And so we got to look.

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Speaker 16: At you know, you mentioned the CCP and the Belton

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Speaker 16: Road Initiative and the trillion dollars that they put into

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Speaker 16: that to help build up these other countries and really

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Speaker 16: take control of these other countries. And we're pushing gender

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Speaker 16: ideology as part of our foreign aid. We got to

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Speaker 16: get smart, and we're not smart right now with the

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Speaker 16: Biden administration. And that's why I think President Trump, with

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Speaker 16: the help of people like vi Veig and Elon, taking

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Speaker 16: a look at all of these different departments that have

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Speaker 16: just grown out of control. Can you imagine ten thousand

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Speaker 16: employees in this foreign aid outfit called usaid or as

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Speaker 16: you mentioned, maybe a CIA slush fund. We've got to

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Speaker 16: cut down on this blow. And if we are sending

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Speaker 16: foreign aid, it should be to stop the spread of communism.

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Speaker 16: It should be to help people be pulled up from

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Speaker 16: immense poverty, starvation and actually help them, not be a

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Speaker 16: welfare program, but actually help them so that they can

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Speaker 16: actually become a functioning economy, a functioning society, and then

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Speaker 16: become strong and create middle class for these countries.

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Speaker 11: Make their countries great. Okay, Carrie, hang on for one second.

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Speaker 11: We're going to want you for the next break. This

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Speaker 11: is why the one disagreement we did have with the

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Speaker 11: president when he said, hey, on the college graduates in

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Speaker 11: the community college graduates, we got to staple a a

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Speaker 11: green card.

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Speaker 4: We said, mister President, we'd love you.

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Speaker 11: We got another recommendation, Why don't we staple an exit visa?

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Speaker 4: Right?

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Speaker 11: They needed folks need to go home to make their

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Speaker 11: countries great again, and we need to work in conjunction

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Speaker 11: to make sure that that happens. There's going to be turbulence.

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Speaker 11: You know, there's going to be turbulence. Are they a

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Speaker 11: little turbulence in the bond market? They're sitting there going, man,

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Speaker 11: are Trump's terrorists inflationary?

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Speaker 4: Or Trump's deportation going to raise wages?

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Speaker 11: After Wall Street crushed the working class, the black and

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Speaker 11: Hispanic working class in this country, it's going to be inflationary.

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Speaker 4: Bond market a little turbulent.

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Speaker 11: Gold has been a hedge against that for ten thousand

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Speaker 11: years of man's recorded history, or five thousand years.

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Speaker 4: Check it out.

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Speaker 11: Birch Gold dot com slash spanned the end of the

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Speaker 11: dollar empire. Rachro matter your team has it wrong. We're

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Speaker 11: not trying to destroy the dollar, We're trying to save

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Speaker 11: it from the elites in our country. Short break Carrie

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Speaker 11: Lake on the other side, take.

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Speaker 5: To go to death on one with China tariff's four

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Speaker 5: hundred percent.

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Speaker 4: I brought it up.

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Speaker 5: Bring the Supreme Leader to Washington or crush his economy

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Speaker 5: until he has riots in the streets.

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Speaker 9: Again, We've had strategies to deal with China.

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Speaker 6: They don't have it.

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Speaker 5: Oh, absolutely one administration says ninety nine is dealt with.

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Speaker 6: I thought Trump was going to be tough on China.

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Speaker 6: He had four years.

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Speaker 4: I was going to say that this is tied to.

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Speaker 6: It was thirty tariff enough for China.

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Speaker 14: Then because he says it's going to be ten percent

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Speaker 14: higher than Mexico and Canada.

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Speaker 12: It's.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Carrie Lake.

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Speaker 11: You've been at the front line of this of the

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Speaker 11: fentanyl situation now President Trump yesterday the primary driver of

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Speaker 11: action here was President Trump saying, hey, I've had it

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Speaker 11: with the fentanyl. And remember, folks, here's the fentanyl is

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Speaker 11: the the opium war in reverse. The British East India Company,

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Speaker 11: the Brits, there's such lovely folks. How they they couldn't

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Speaker 11: they know they sent they controlled India. Remember at the

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Speaker 11: time in the history Lesson we had our revolutions. It

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Speaker 11: was India and in North America we broke off because

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Speaker 11: the revolutionary generation and our framers and founders of the

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Speaker 11: nation didn't want to be even on the ground floor

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Speaker 11: of a vast empire because they said, it's a worthless,

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Speaker 11: landed aristocracy that has totally corrupted commons.

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Speaker 4: So the little guy has no real voice.

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Speaker 11: And they've given these these charters monopolistic power to things

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Speaker 11: like the British East India Company. The tea that was

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Speaker 11: thrown into Boston Harbor was off of British East India

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Speaker 11: Company ship and the smugglers that were John Hancock and

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Speaker 11: Sam Adams and the sons of Liberty said hey, we're

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Speaker 11: free booters, we're entrepreneurs.

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Speaker 4: We're not going to take this. Let's get rid of

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Speaker 4: these guys.

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Speaker 11: So what they did the British East India Company going

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Speaker 11: to China, They sent a delegation to I think Nan

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Speaker 11: King of the time, and they were there for two

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Speaker 11: weeks and the Imperial Power came back and said, hey,

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Speaker 11: we don't want any of this stuff. All your stuff

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Speaker 11: is crap. We don't need it, we don't want it.

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Speaker 11: I'm not going to trade, so get the hell out

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Speaker 11: of here. And so what the British did. We're still

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Speaker 11: going to do it. So hey, they started in putting

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Speaker 11: opium and this is what broke the Chinese and destroyed

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Speaker 11: the Chinese, destroyed China the addiction to opium.

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Speaker 4: That was the Opium Wars.

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Speaker 11: This is what the remember the Chinese Communist Party, the

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Speaker 11: Chinese think in centuries, this is what they referred to

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Speaker 11: as the Second or their Opium War. In reverse, this

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Speaker 11: is fentanyl to poison the United States through Mexico with

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Speaker 11: the partners and the catls up to so Carrie. President

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Speaker 11: Trump saying, unless you knock this off, and we're going

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Speaker 11: to stop fentanyl one hundred percent, because we're having more

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Speaker 11: casualties twice as many casualties every year in fentanyl that

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Speaker 11: we had in the Vietnam War. Trump says, I will

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Speaker 11: put a twenty five percent tariff, and I will put

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Speaker 11: it in Mexico, and I'll put in China, and I

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Speaker 11: will break you. And O'Leary saying that's not enough. Let's

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Speaker 11: take them down. Let's take the Chinese Commanist Party and

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Speaker 11: go four hundred percent and they'll be done in ninety days.

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Speaker 16: Your thoughts, ma'am, well, I mean, I don't know four

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Speaker 16: hundred percent is right. But definitely I believe the CCP

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Speaker 16: is on the verge of collapse, and with a little prodding,

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Speaker 16: we could help bring that down and truly free the

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Speaker 16: people of China.

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Speaker 6: The people of China are good people. This regime is.

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Speaker 16: Absolutely probably the most cruel we've ever seen in our lifetimes,

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Speaker 16: what they're doing with oregon harvesting, what they're doing with

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Speaker 16: the slave labor, and the people are on the verge

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Speaker 16: of saying enough is enough over there. I think that

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Speaker 16: if with a little bit more pressure, we could bring

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Speaker 16: down the CCP.

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Speaker 6: But the fentanyl.

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Speaker 16: I have met so many moms and dad Steve along

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Speaker 16: the way in the last few years of parents who've

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Speaker 16: lost a sixteen year old son, or a twenty year

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Speaker 16: old daughter, an eighteen year old, even fourteen year olds

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Speaker 16: who are just gone because of this fensanel can you imagine?

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Speaker 16: And this is why I'm glad the President is going

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Speaker 16: to get tough with Mexico and with China, but particularly Mexico.

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Speaker 16: We were sending a product into Mexico that was killing

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Speaker 16: a one hundred thousand of their young people a year.

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Speaker 16: There would be hell to pay, and there has been

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Speaker 16: no justice.

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Speaker 6: Were all of.

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Speaker 16: These people who died, and you know, why are we

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Speaker 16: not seizing some of these freighters that are bringing the

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Speaker 16: ingredients over?

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Speaker 4: Amen.

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Speaker 11: We see one the seventh Fleet and the seventh Fleet

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Speaker 11: in the carscard. I'll be off the coast of Mexico.

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Speaker 11: I was there as a naval officer. We're down there

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Speaker 11: for the Tunal Wars. So Carrie, can you hang through

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Speaker 11: the first the opening segment. There's no truth to the

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Speaker 11: rumor that I'm getting Carrie Lake ready to take her

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Speaker 11: Newsmax gig, that we're just getting her some reps here

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Speaker 11: on Warham. There's no truth to that rumor whatsoever. We

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Speaker 11: are going to talk about Carrie Lake in her future.

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Speaker 11: She's one of the greatest pieces of manpower in our

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Speaker 11: nation and one of the greatest pieces of manpower in

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Speaker 11: the Maga movement. Carrie Lake's gonna stick around. Natalie Winners

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Speaker 11: are going to join us at the bottom of the

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Speaker 11: next hour. She's got a lot to say about the

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Speaker 11: autocratic breakthrough of the Color Revolution that's being run on

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Speaker 11: the American people by Victoria Nolan and Rachel Matta on

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Speaker 11: that crowd and Applebaum, all of them, all the demons.

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Speaker 4: Okay, We're gonna take a short break.

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Speaker 11: I want to play as we do our out song

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Speaker 11: from Saint John the Evangelist and the Book of Revelations,

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Speaker 11: an original from Johnny Cash now covered.

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Speaker 4: Was it t Bone Burnett and Billy Strings. When the

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Speaker 4: man comes around, is going to take you out? We

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Speaker 4: got a whole hour packed.

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Speaker 11: It's gonna go through and deconstruct how they're trying to

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Speaker 11: take down the second Trump term, his third victory in

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Speaker 11: his second term, before he even gets started.

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Speaker 4: Short break, returning to the war room in just a moment.

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Speaker 6: The hairs on your arm will stand up to terror

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Speaker 6: any sip but any son.

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Speaker 17: You partake of that last authored up or disappear into

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Speaker 17: the potters. When the man cols around here, the trumpets here,

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Speaker 17: the piper one hundred unlising, multitudes of hundred of the

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Speaker 17: big hell drum, voices calling, voices crying. Some are born

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Speaker 17: and some are dying. As Alpha Hanno magas kind around

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Speaker 17: and the world winds in the thorn tree. The merchants

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Speaker 17: are ficturing their ricks, and the whirlwind's in the palm trees.

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Speaker 17: It's hard for thee to hick against the bricks till

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Speaker 17: I'm a getting no shalam, no shalom. Then the Father

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Speaker 17: will he calls, check and home. The wise men will

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Speaker 17: bow down before the throne, and at his feet will

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Speaker 17: cast the golden crowns. When a man colds around, whoever

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Speaker 17: is unjust, let him be as still. Whoever is righteous,

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Speaker 17: let him be righteous.

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Speaker 3: Still.

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Speaker 17: Whoever is filthy, let him be filthy. Still, listen to

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Speaker 17: the words written down. When the man cells around, here,

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Speaker 17: the trumpets, here, the piper, one hundred million angels again,

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Speaker 17: Helta