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Speaker 1: All right, welcome to America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 2: It's the fourteenth of January and President Trump in the

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Speaker 2: Oval Office for the signing of an executive order.

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Speaker 1: Let's go there live.

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Speaker 3: Hello everybody, Thank you very much. You see that beautiful milk.

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Speaker 3: It's what we're here for.

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Speaker 4: We've been discussing milk and whole milk and how good

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Speaker 4: it is, how nourishing. And these people all come from

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Speaker 4: beautiful farms. They have a wonderful life and they're happier

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Speaker 4: today than they would have been if we didn't sign this.

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Speaker 4: So we'll be talking about that in a second. Will

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Speaker 4: could you read the first two items, and we're going

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Speaker 4: to get going after that, and we'll be talking about

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Speaker 4: a couple of things.

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Speaker 3: We have some news on Iran which we're going to

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Speaker 3: talk about.

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Speaker 5: So shortly before you all came in, the President signed

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Speaker 5: two executive actions. The first is the result of a

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Speaker 5: Section two three to two trade investigation into critical minier supplies.

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Speaker 5: What it does is it sets up a mechanism a

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Speaker 5: process by which the United States will seek to secure

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Speaker 5: its international supply chain of critical minerals and critical mineral

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Speaker 5: derived products. The second is actually the result of another

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Speaker 5: Section two three to two trade investigation, this one into semiconductors.

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Speaker 5: It sets up a two phase process. Under the first phase,

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Speaker 5: semiconductors that are imported into the United States of America

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Speaker 5: that are not then used domestically to build out RAI

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Speaker 5: or computing architecture here will be subject to a twenty

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Speaker 5: five percent terriff. So, for example, semiconductors that were transshipped

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Speaker 5: through the United States to other foreign countries would be

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Speaker 5: subject to that twenty.

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Speaker 6: Five percent terraff.

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Speaker 5: But those are two executive actions that the President reviewed

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Speaker 5: shortly before you all came in.

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Speaker 4: So they're going to sell chips basically, and a chip.

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Speaker 4: It's not the highest level, but it's a very good level.

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Speaker 4: And China once Tom and other people want them, and

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Speaker 4: we're going to be making twenty five percent on the

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Speaker 4: sale of those chips basically, So we're allowing them to

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Speaker 4: do it. But the United States is getting twenty five

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Speaker 4: percent of the chips in terms of the dollar value,

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Speaker 4: and I think it's a very good deal. Uh great deal.

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Speaker 4: We've taken billions of dollars and uh they are they've

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Speaker 4: done a fantastic job. But it's not the Blackwell or

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Speaker 4: the Ruben. Those are the two top. But it's a

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Speaker 4: very good chip and UH people want it and we

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Speaker 4: think it's uh in our best interest to do. And

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Speaker 4: we have uh some other little things to talk about.

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Speaker 4: UH maybe we'll start that first. Should I start that first?

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Speaker 4: I think they're gonna want me to.

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Speaker 3: I have a feeling they don't want me to.

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Speaker 4: We have UH been notified and and pretty strongly.

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Speaker 3: But we'll find out what that all means. But UH, we've.

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Speaker 4: Been told that the killing UH interrant is stopping. It's stopped.

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Speaker 4: It's stopping, and there's no plan for executions or ex

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Speaker 4: an execution or executions. So I've been told that a

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Speaker 4: good authority we'll find out about it.

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Speaker 3: I'm sure if.

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Speaker 4: UH happens, will we'll be very upset, including you, We'll

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Speaker 4: be very upset. But that's UH just gotten to me

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Speaker 4: some information that the killing has stopped, that the UH

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Speaker 4: executioners have stopped and not gonna have an execution, which

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Speaker 4: a lot of people were talking about for the last

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Speaker 4: couple of days. Today was gonna be the day of execution.

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Speaker 3: And UH.

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Speaker 4: Another piece of information that I think is very important

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Speaker 4: is the leaker has been found and UH is in

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Speaker 4: jail right now, and that's the leaker on Venezuela. Had

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Speaker 4: a very bad leaker. So there could be some others

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Speaker 4: and we'll let you know about that. We're out on

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Speaker 4: their trail. But uh, the leaker has been found and

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Speaker 4: the leakers in jail, and we'll probably be in jail

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Speaker 4: for a long time. Let's see what happens. So we'll

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Speaker 4: let you know. We'll keep you a priced as to

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Speaker 4: what's going to happen with it. And I want to

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Speaker 4: thank all of the incredible people behind me, political people,

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Speaker 4: both Republicans and Democrats, because they like whole milk. Whether

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Speaker 4: you're a Democrat or a Republican, whole milk is right,

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Speaker 4: a great thing. Senator was in the office many years ago.

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Speaker 4: It feels like many years ago, but quite a while ago,

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Speaker 4: right at the beginning of my first term, right with Elijah,

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Speaker 4: a very good person. You and I had a good

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Speaker 3: At that time.

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Speaker 4: I think you were a congressman and you've you've made

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Speaker 4: a lot of progress very well.

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Speaker 7: Some disagree.

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Speaker 4: I think you look a great job. But it's great.

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Speaker 4: It's great to have you here again. I appreciate it.

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Speaker 4: So today I'm delighted to sign the Whole Milk for

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Speaker 4: Healthy Kids Act into law, which is a very important

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Speaker 4: thing for a farmer's and I think maybe.

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Speaker 3: More important for a people, the people that drink milk.

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Speaker 4: This is the first bill signing of the new year,

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Speaker 4: and we will ensure that millions of school age children

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Speaker 4: have access to high quality milk as we make America

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Speaker 4: healthy again. I want to thank Secretary of Agriculture Brook Rollins,

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Speaker 4: who's behind me, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy,

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Speaker 4: Junior Senators John Bosman and Mike Crapo, Roger Marshall, Peter Welch,

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Speaker 4: as well as represented G. T. Thompson and Tim Wahlberg,

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Speaker 4: all great people. Also with us today is USDA and

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Speaker 4: National Nutrition Advisor doctor Ben Carson, my friend for a

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Speaker 4: long time. We went head to head and it was

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Speaker 4: not easy going head to head with very still looks good.

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Speaker 4: It's because he drinks a lot of milk. And some

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Speaker 4: of our nations wonderful dairy farmers.

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Speaker 3: And their children. They're going to be farmers for a

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Speaker 3: long time, we hope.

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Speaker 4: As currently stand, schools participating in the National School Lunch

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Speaker 4: Program are only able to offer students low or non

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Speaker 4: fat milk options that was changed during the Obama administration.

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Speaker 3: A lot of people disagreed with it at the time.

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Speaker 4: With this legislation, schools will finally be able to expand

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Speaker 4: their offerings to include nutritious whole milk.

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Speaker 3: It's actually a legal definition.

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Speaker 4: Whole milk and its whole with a W for those

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Speaker 3: The medial default.

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Speaker 4: This is the perfect follow up to the new real

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Speaker 4: Food pyramid, and Secretary Kennedy and Secretary Rollins announced that

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Speaker 4: last week you probably heard. This legislation also allows parents

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Speaker 4: to directly request a substitute for milk for children with

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Speaker 4: dairy intolerance. Previously, parents were required to submit a written

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Speaker 4: statement from a doctor, but we're eliminating that rather ridiculous policy,

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Speaker 4: allowing parents to choose what is best for their child,

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Speaker 4: which is a big move. Hard to believe that that

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Speaker 4: course these changes will be major victories for the American

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Speaker 4: in great numbers.

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Speaker 3: We will say, I think I get every one of them.

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Speaker 4: In December, I also signed the Secure Rural Schools Authorisation

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Speaker 4: Reauthorization Act and I'm proud to say that these two

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Speaker 3: But really to thrive in life and later on in life.

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Speaker 3: So I want to ask.

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Speaker 4: Secretary Rollins to say a few things, and then I'd

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Speaker 4: like to ask Secretary Kennedy and doctor Carson. I'd also

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Speaker 4: like to hear from these great political leader senators the

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Speaker 4: congressmen if they'd like to say something.

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Speaker 3: I'd be honored. So Brook, do you want to start?

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Speaker 8: Yes, sir, thank you, and what a join and honor

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Speaker 8: it is to be here. I feel like I have

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Speaker 8: the best job in the world with representing all of

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Speaker 8: these farmers and mister President.

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Speaker 9: Not in our lifetime has a president been a president

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Speaker 8: And supports our farmers more and certainly the dairy farmers.

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Speaker 8: I want to thank all of our farmers here today, sir.

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Speaker 8: Most of them are fifth and sixth generation. They represent

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Speaker 8: states from all across our country and bringing the children

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Speaker 8: looks like. The amazing thing is some of these farmers

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Speaker 3: He knows the whole Pennsylvania. Yeah, and you, they love you.

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Speaker 9: But he milks about forty to sixty cows. And then

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Speaker 9: we have Jamie from.

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Speaker 8: Wisconsin who milks about five thousand cows. So they represent

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Speaker 8: all across the spectrum in what this means. And I

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Speaker 8: think it's important to note that in the last year,

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Speaker 8: your support for these American farmers, for rural America, One

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Speaker 8: Big Beautiful Bill was the largest investment in rural America

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Speaker 8: in history. I think that's important to note. The trade

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Speaker 8: four different markets. Milk exports, dairy exports are of twenty

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Speaker 8: three percent just in the last year. And when you

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Speaker 8: and the four years, we went from a surplus of

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Speaker 8: fifty billion dollar deficit when we came back. So these

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Speaker 9: To note that.

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Speaker 8: I also want to note, and you said it as well,

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Speaker 8: working to fix today. Last week Bobby Kennedy and Ben

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Speaker 8: and how important the health of certainly our children are

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Speaker 8: is so important. USDA is posting today the guidance, so

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Speaker 8: we're signing the bill and USDA, we're moving at Trump time,

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Speaker 8: is posting today the new rulemaking that is necessary to

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Speaker 8: get whole milk back into school lunches.

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Speaker 9: So that's a really really big stow.

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Speaker 8: It should just take a few weeks and then the

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Speaker 8: milk starts moving in. So it's it's a big announcement.

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Speaker 10: And I know.

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Speaker 8: Secretary Kennedy will talk a little bit about the health issues,

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Speaker 8: so I won't do that.

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Speaker 9: I'll skip over that you mentioned and the last thing

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Speaker 9: I'll say.

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Speaker 8: I know we're here to sign the bill on whole milk,

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Speaker 8: but Senator Crapo's and our wonderful friend douglam Malfa, who

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Speaker 8: we lost way too soon, their work on securing Rural

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Speaker 9: How important that too is for rural America.

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Speaker 8: Seven hundred eligible rural counties across the nation are now

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Speaker 8: guaranteed funds for schools and roads and infrastructure.

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Speaker 9: So, sir, you say it all the time. Those are

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Speaker 9: your people.

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Speaker 8: They voted for you and with us and saw your

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Speaker 8: vision from the beginning.

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Speaker 9: This is who we're here to support today.

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Speaker 8: In addition to the whole Milk for healthy schools, which

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Speaker 8: will help all children, just remember, eat real food, eat

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Speaker 8: real food, and drink whole milk.

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Speaker 9: What a joy again it is to be here, and I.

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Speaker 8: Especially want to thank all of our incredible farmers for

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Speaker 8: what you do.

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Speaker 9: So sir, with that, I'll turn it over to Secretary Care.

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Speaker 3: Just before you do that, how are we dealing with

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Speaker 3: And eggs are down thirty one percent. So that's really

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Speaker 9: Bobby's right here, good wherever you want go ahead to

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Speaker 11: Want to go what brooks about it? Finally having a

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Speaker 11: food policy, and helps of our children. These are common

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Speaker 6: And getting real food to our children.

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Speaker 11: Today, President Trump size the Whole Milk for Her Healthy

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Speaker 11: For years, Washington treated fat, especially saturated fat, as the enemy.

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Speaker 11: As a result, all in two percent milk disappeared from

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Speaker 11: to healthier substitutes. They move to caffeinated drinks, to sugar drinks,

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Speaker 11: which is driving nechronic disease epidemic in our country. During

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Speaker 11: the same period that whole milk was regulated out of

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Speaker 11: Removing whole milk did not improve health, it damaged it.

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Speaker 11: Thanks to President Trump's leadership, this law fixes that mistake.

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Speaker 6: It allows schools in the National School.

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Speaker 11: Lunch Program to offer a whole reduced fat, low fat,

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Speaker 6: It restores choice.

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Speaker 11: The schools, parents, and students, and encourages consumption nutrients fodus

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Speaker 11: an eye unveiled President Trump's new food pyramid and updated

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Speaker 11: our dietary guidelines with a clear message, eat real food.

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Speaker 6: This law puts that principle into action.

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Speaker 11: As Secretary of Health and Human Services, I support this

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Speaker 11: not ideology or dogma. Healthy kids need real food, They

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Speaker 11: Again for his vision for signing this bill, for continuing

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Speaker 11: to put children's health first. This is exactly the kind

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Bobby.

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Speaker 4: We have some milk here. It's been sitting here for

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Speaker 3: You can swing at all over whenever.

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Speaker 4: The old days, when we were the kids, everybody shared

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Speaker 4: But if you'd like to, if you trust the person

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Speaker 4: semi fresh, five six days over. Uh, thank you. So

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Speaker 4: Ben Carson a special man. There's a lot about health.

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Speaker 4: He looks better than ever. So Ben, how about it? Well,

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Speaker 4: thank you, mister president. Thank you for being interested in

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Speaker 3: Of the people.

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Speaker 10: It's made a big difference in facilitating an atmosphere where

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Speaker 10: the agency can work together. Uh you know, Secretary Rollins,

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Speaker 10: Secretary Kennedy, Marty mccherry, doctor Oz. The whole group every

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Speaker 10: And it's made a big difference. And I want to

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Speaker 10: thank the dairy firmas HM. I know you guys have

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Speaker 10: You're out of the dog house, and uh you know,

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Speaker 10: whole milk is a wonderful beverage, a good protein. We

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Speaker 10: for teeth. But as a neurosurgeons, the thing I really

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Speaker 10: You know, the the brain starts to develop right after

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Speaker 10: Now it's important what that brain is getting during the development.

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Speaker 10: Is it getting soda or is it getting milk? So

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Speaker 10: milk would help your cognitive ability. Absolutely. You could tell

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Speaker 4: I've sed every one of them because I drink milk.

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Speaker 3: It's good for it.

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Speaker 4: It shows do you consider there to be a big

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Speaker 10: You know, when you go to school and you get

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Speaker 10: this is a great day. It's only a part of

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Speaker 10: what's happening with our emphasis on health. You know, our

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Speaker 4: You for your leadership. Well, thank you very much. Man

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Speaker 4: Democrat and Arments. Peter Welch, thank you very much for

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Speaker 3: Peter, No, thank you.

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Speaker 12: You know, our dairy farmers are so vitally important and

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Speaker 3: And it's tougher than ever.

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Speaker 12: For our dairy farmers in Vermont, our dairy farmers in

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Speaker 12: our kids. I'm in agreement that the kids having access

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Speaker 12: It's not a party deal. This has been a bipartisan effort.

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Speaker 3: You, thank you. It's got to be like a ninety

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Speaker 4: But it's a great it's a great issue, and it's

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Speaker 3: And we're very proud of it. We're very proud of

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Speaker 3: I'll be very brief. We all want to see you

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Speaker 13: You and Brook bringing up the Secure Rural Schools legislation.

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Speaker 13: This is critical legislation to our rural communities across this

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Speaker 13: And mister President and Secretary, I'm going to encourage us

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Speaker 3: Thank you about that trade.

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Speaker 14: Anybody please to present Yeah, mister President, thank you so

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Speaker 14: much for having us here on path of Kansas dairy farmers.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 14: Milk is the most wholesome, nutritious drink known to humankind.

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Speaker 14: Not only is it full of essential nutrients, it's full

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Speaker 14: The protein is why you drink milk and you're not

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Speaker 3: In thirty minutes.

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Speaker 14: And I have to point out that under the previous

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Speaker 4: Thank you politically first of that way to go to

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Speaker 3: Mister President, thank you so much.

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Speaker 12: Great.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 15: We literally have legislators here, legislators here that have worked

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Speaker 15: very difficult. You're able to help us get think actually exactly,

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Speaker 15: but you're able to help us get it over again.

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Speaker 15: You and your great team, Brooke and all of these

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Speaker 3: So thank you very very much. And I know that

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Speaker 1: I had been working on this bill for.

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Speaker 7: Fifteen years and thank you.

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Speaker 3: That's amazing.

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Speaker 16: Because of your support and your leadership, we were able

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Speaker 16: to get this across the line.

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Speaker 3: It's such a shame that it would be so.

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Speaker 16: In common sense it was lost and in the know

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Speaker 16: the benefits today go to those precious children that we

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Speaker 16: see over there. It goes to our dairy farm families

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Speaker 16: who work so hard seven days a week.

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Speaker 6: There's no day off for dairy farmer.

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Speaker 7: And quite frankly, our rural communities who when the misguided

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Speaker 7: moved to take whole milk and two percent milk and

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Speaker 7: flavor ound the schools. We lost the generation, probably two

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Speaker 7: generations of milk drinkers, and it devastated those rural communities

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Speaker 7: because you'll lose the dairy farms, then you lose all

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Speaker 7: the supplies businesses, and then you lose grocery stores and

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Speaker 7: you use community lose community pharmacies.

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Speaker 17: Well, that day ends today with your signature, and we'll

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Speaker 17: reverse that trend and we build a robust rural economy.

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Speaker 17: And I'll just close with what will be the theme

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Speaker 17: of my next bumper sticker, Whole milk hills.

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Speaker 3: That's what they say. I think it's probably true anybody else.

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Speaker 18: Well, mister President, as chairman of Educational Workforce Committee, this

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Speaker 18: fits you know, with the kids with what they can

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Speaker 18: enjoy in school and grow from.

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Speaker 3: Also to have Gt.

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Speaker 18: Thompson sponsored bill on that committee. And I think I've

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Speaker 18: worked with you for fifteen years, but we finally got

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Speaker 18: it done in committee. This makes an impact for education,

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Speaker 18: for our workforce, to health that's there, and the reality

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Speaker 18: of what this farming industry does. I live in the

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Speaker 18: most diverse farm district in Michigan.

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Speaker 19: Thanks for coming to Michigan Distrcy, and my kids were

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Speaker 19: raised on it's legal now raw milk taken right out

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Speaker 19: of the bulk tank and my oldest son became a

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Speaker 19: Pulitzer nominated journalist for the Chicago Tribune, and I think

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Speaker 19: the milk did it right.

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Speaker 18: Don't have the benefit of doctor Carson being a graduate

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Speaker 18: of Andrew's University in my district, so all of that

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Speaker 18: goes together.

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Speaker 3: Thank you for signing us who make a difference a

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Speaker 3: great job. So how about a couple of the farmers.

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Speaker 3: Would anybody likes to speak? You would like you want

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Speaker 3: to just say how great milk? It's so easy.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, mister President.

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Speaker 20: We want to say thank you for doing this. It's

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Speaker 20: been stated several times how long this took, and so

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Speaker 20: thank you for your support and leadership and finally making

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Speaker 20: this happen. As a mom and a dairy farmer, this

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Speaker 20: isn't just a big win for the dairy farm families

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Speaker 20: across the country, but as it's been said, the millions

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Speaker 20: of school age kids that depend on school lunches for

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Speaker 20: their nutrition and to feel their bodies.

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Speaker 3: So thank you. So they've been fighting this for years, then.

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Speaker 9: Fifteen years.

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Speaker 3: That long.

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Speaker 6: Wow, we've been fighting it.

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Speaker 20: I mean, I think I speak for everybody that's been

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Speaker 20: a long time coming.

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Speaker 3: So your leadership, well it's great.

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Speaker 4: I had no idea what it just seems to make sense, right,

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Speaker 4: hard to believe when you'd said fifteen years, I said,

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Speaker 4: you have to be getting It's a government is tough.

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Speaker 3: Government can be very tough. How about you would like

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Speaker 3: to say?

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Speaker 21: So, we are very grateful and thankful that you pass

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Speaker 21: this bill because it is common sense as to what

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Speaker 21: we should be consuming, whole foods and whome milk. Unfortunately

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Speaker 21: that has not been the case for a few years.

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Speaker 21: But research shows and our MAHA movements have been taking

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Speaker 21: the right steps to make America healthy. And our children

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Speaker 21: are growing into active teenagers and athletes.

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Speaker 3: And what do they need?

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Speaker 21: They need strong bones, they need the energy, they need

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Speaker 21: the healthy muscles, and so we are so grateful that

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Speaker 21: the science is there and we are actually at the

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Speaker 21: right point, in the right step making sure America is healthy.

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Speaker 9: So we are very thankful.

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Speaker 3: It's so great. I look forward to getting it all

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Speaker 3: the time. I open a refrange. They say milk with rice,

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Speaker 3: and milk with water, and milk with everything, and I say,

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Speaker 3: what kind of milk is it? That's what I like

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Speaker 3: right there? That's great, Thank you very much. Please you

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Speaker 3: spim all right.

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Speaker 9: My name is Patrisa and Luca.

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Speaker 22: I am the center director at the Independent Women's Form.

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Speaker 9: I work on economic policies. I'm also a mom of boys.

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Speaker 22: As you can see, this is Jesse.

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Speaker 9: He's Jesse. Want to say your name and age.

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Speaker 23: My name is Jesse. I am six years old. I

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Speaker 23: am seven years old. I want to be an engineer

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Speaker 23: when I grow up. I am a first grade. I

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Speaker 23: also know where does milk come from?

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Speaker 3: Where do you come from?

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Speaker 23: So first form of milk it and then next they

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Speaker 23: put it into a cold tank and then they to

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Speaker 23: take the drums out. They they they put it very hot,

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Speaker 23: and then they put it back in the cold tank

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Speaker 23: and then they hold it to somewhere that's call in

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Speaker 23: a big refrigerator.

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Speaker 3: That is everybody. These guys wanted, let me, politicians wanted.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to give that you.

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Speaker 22: Thank you, sir Daniel, his younger brother, Daniel, How old

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Speaker 22: are you?

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Speaker 9: Why and what grade are you?

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Speaker 22: In?

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Speaker 3: Kindergarten?

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Speaker 9: Kindergarten?

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Speaker 22: And these boys are involved in sports.

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Speaker 9: They go to a public school.

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Speaker 22: In the Maryland area, and you know, many of their

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Speaker 22: their friends, you know, are drinking, you know, the kind

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Speaker 22: of options that they don't really like. And so it's

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Speaker 22: good that as they get to drink a glass of

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Speaker 22: milk every morning, their friends will be able to drink that.

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Speaker 3: At school as well.

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Speaker 9: So thank you very much for what you're doing. Public

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Speaker 9: school kids in particular, beautiful people.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much doing a great job too. Thank

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Speaker 3: you please.

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Speaker 6: I'm Schwartz.

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Speaker 24: I'm also with independent women, but I'm here with my

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Speaker 24: son Luke, who is thirteen years old. We're in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Speaker 24: Luke needs a lot of protein right now to grow.

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Speaker 24: In fact, his doctor has told us between sixty and

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Speaker 24: seventy grams a week, and that's I can't beat them

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Speaker 24: a whole chicken every day. So supplementing with milk is

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Speaker 24: really helping us. Unfortunately, at school, they've offered skim milk

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Speaker 24: and chocolate and he does not like either, and so

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Speaker 24: he has been turning to the juice boxes and other

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Speaker 24: drinks that have sugar, and so thank you for giving

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Speaker 24: him the opportunity and parents too to make a choice.

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Speaker 3: That's great, that's really great.

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Speaker 6: How about you, thank you, mister president.

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Speaker 3: All the beautiful red hair.

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Speaker 25: Match here, but then the afore mentioned one from Butler, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 25: so we you know that place.

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Speaker 6: Very well and we still love you.

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Speaker 25: So but mister President, I was thinking last night when

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Speaker 25: I was milking what I was going to say, and

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Speaker 25: I thought, well, this is such a monumental day agriculture,

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Speaker 25: not just dairy farmers, but for all of agriculture, because

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Speaker 25: this helps me as a producer, helps the processors. It

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Speaker 25: also helps these kids here. So it's good all around.

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Speaker 25: And this is perfect legislation. A great day for America

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Speaker 25: is what this is.

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Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Beautiful you said, and we appreciate it.

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Speaker 4: And it is a great place that you come from.

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Speaker 3: Another it's a president, thank you. It's an honor to

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Speaker 3: be here.

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Speaker 26: And you know, I think this is about choices. You know,

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Speaker 26: this is this day has been a long time coming.

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Speaker 26: We've been waiting on this for many years, and you

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Speaker 26: know it's great that we're able to provide choices now

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Speaker 26: in schools with whole milk. Well, thank you for that,

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Speaker 26: and thank you for everything that you do for the

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Speaker 26: dairy industry that US dairy farmers produce new valuable nutrients

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Speaker 26: every day for consumers.

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Speaker 4: So you're going to need to produce more milk because

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Speaker 4: you're not mixing it up with all sorts of things, right,

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Speaker 4: That's right, that's great, that's really great.

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Speaker 3: How much of an increase would that be? Do you

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Speaker 3: have any idea? Pretty good? A lot more than It's

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Speaker 3: a great. Boy, that's so good for the industry. Hard

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Speaker 3: to believe you had to wait so long, I think, say, just.

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Speaker 27: President, I would like to thank you again for your

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Speaker 27: support behind this and the gentleman standing behind you. Like

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Speaker 27: you said, we worked fifteen years on it. I advocate

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Speaker 27: for our industry a lot out in the community, and

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Speaker 27: I know I've been into high schools, I've been in

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Speaker 27: the middle schools where the students want milk. I did

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Speaker 27: a taste test one time at a high school where

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Speaker 27: we gave them whole milk versus the skim milk their

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Speaker 27: schools giving them.

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Speaker 3: The kids love the whole milk.

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Speaker 27: So just your all support behind us, your support getting

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Speaker 27: it pushed through. I really appreciate what you've done and

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Speaker 27: what the gentleman behind you were.

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Speaker 3: Able to do. We support the farmer. Yes, the farmer

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Speaker 3: knows what's right better than anybody else. Bobby would tell

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Speaker 3: you that. I mean the farmer, they know what's right.

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Speaker 12: Yes.

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Speaker 4: Seriously, when it comes to things like this, Sorry, it

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Speaker 4: took so long.

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Speaker 3: It was fifteen years. I can't believe it. Howard, would

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Speaker 3: you like to say something.

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Speaker 28: What's amazing is that the president has the leadership and

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Speaker 28: common sense to.

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Speaker 3: Drive the right outcomes.

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Speaker 9: Why should kids not be given the choice to drink

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Speaker 9: hold milk?

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Speaker 3: How is that even possible?

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Speaker 17: So it's amazing to work for you because you just

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Speaker 17: own common sense and you're driving it through our economy.

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Speaker 3: You're driving it through the farmers.

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Speaker 11: Got great leadership and Secretary Rollinson, Secretary Kennedy.

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Speaker 3: And it's great fun to be here because I mean,

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Speaker 3: think of today. I mean, how much fun is this.

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Speaker 3: It's just common sense. Even the media they come here,

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Speaker 3: they're here a lot.

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Speaker 4: But instead of like you're in the Oval office, it

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Speaker 4: all begins and ends and then re begins here.

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Speaker 3: There is no place like it, right, there's no place

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Speaker 3: like if you love the country.

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Speaker 4: Especially there's no place like it. So thank you, Thank

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Speaker 4: you Helen very much. So let's sign it. Should I

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Speaker 4: sign it?

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Speaker 3: Less chance? I think you go another fifteen years. Let's

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Speaker 3: do it.

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Speaker 4: Do it?

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Speaker 8: Go stand right there, come.

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Speaker 3: On right over here. You'd have to do a good one. Here,

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Speaker 3: this is right, this is our one.

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Speaker 14: So me.

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Speaker 28: Okay, not bad, not bad?

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Speaker 3: Question excited about you. You can never make a mistake.

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Speaker 3: They made a lot of mistakes anyway. Here it is.

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Speaker 3: Thank you Gays, Thank you all very much.

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Speaker 8: You have us.

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Speaker 3: I'm gonna start drinking a lot of mone I appreciate it. Okay,

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Speaker 3: thank you very much. It's great. Here, hold it on

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Speaker 3: for a little while. You'll give it to just later. Okay,

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Speaker 3: it's a good jodge.

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Speaker 29: That's great.

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Speaker 4: So any questions and what we just signed. Yeah, let's

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Speaker 4: talk about this insta. I've got one of the milk

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Speaker 4: coming from a family. My dad was a daring engineer

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Speaker 4: from Texas TECHNI. There is drake wats of whole milk

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Speaker 4: in my day.

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Speaker 10: Would you look at this as being a shift from

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Speaker 10: what the industry kind of went woke with the oak

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Speaker 10: milk and the almondbil.

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Speaker 3: Opposite. Let's talk about the impact of Jerry Farmer's on

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Speaker 3: this whole.

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Speaker 4: There are a lot of changes being made in the

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Speaker 4: last years. As you know, we're still a little bit

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Speaker 4: less than a year. I think there's probably never been

683
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Speaker 4: a year like this for a president, for a country.

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Speaker 4: We have tremendous success. We've had success with everything we've done,

685
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Speaker 4: and the economy now is coming back.

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Speaker 3: And here's an example of farmers.

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Speaker 4: They're going to be working harder to produce because it's

688
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Speaker 4: not going to be watered down by something. And it's

689
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Speaker 4: great to see it. And if you'd like a zip

690
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Speaker 4: of that, i'd give it to you. It's actually been here.

691
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Speaker 4: It's only been here for a few minutes before. We

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Speaker 4: Still it's not five days five days end opened, right,

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Speaker 4: it's not. But it's uh, it's an honor what we've

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Speaker 4: done in the country in the last year. It's incredible,

695
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Speaker 4: all of us together, it's incredible. So I appreciate the question,

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Speaker 4: mister president.

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Speaker 9: And you said that the killing has stopped.

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Speaker 13: Who told you that the killings have stopped?

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Speaker 3: There?

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Speaker 4: We have been informed by very important sources on the

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Speaker 4: other side and they've said the killing has stopped and

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Speaker 4: the executions won't take place. There was supposed to be

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Speaker 4: a lot of executions today and that the executions won't

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Speaker 4: take place, and we're gonna find out. I mean, I'll

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Speaker 4: find out after this. You'll find out. But we've been

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Speaker 4: told on good authority, and I hope it's true.

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Speaker 28: Who knows right, who knows crazy?

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Speaker 3: You know, you've seen that over the last few days.

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Speaker 4: And they said people were shooting at them with gun

710
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Speaker 4: and they were shooting back, and you know, it's one

711
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Speaker 4: of those things. But they told me that there will

712
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Speaker 4: be no executions, and so I hope that's true.

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Speaker 18: Because military reaction is now off the table against Iran,

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Speaker 18: and we're.

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Speaker 3: Gonna watch and see what the process is.

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Speaker 4: But we were given a very good, very good statement

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Speaker 4: by people that are.

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Speaker 3: Aware of what's going on reactions.

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Speaker 4: When they say no executions, everyone is talking about a

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Speaker 4: lot of executions were taking place today. We were just

721
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Speaker 4: told no executions. I hope that's true. That's a big thing.

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Speaker 9: Is different minister agreements.

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Speaker 30: She said a while you would go in a press

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Speaker 30: conference in that embassy of Denmark.

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Speaker 29: That she made very clear in the meeting that happened

726
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Speaker 29: here in the White House, what are the limits.

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Speaker 9: She also said that it was a very respectful meeting.

728
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Speaker 9: Are those limits going to be respected?

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Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna see what happens with Greenland.

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Speaker 4: We need Greenland for national security, so we're gonna see

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Speaker 4: what happens. They're gonna brief me on the meeting right

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Speaker 4: after this conference, sooner I get you out.

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Speaker 3: The fare Shurman, and after what happened. But we have

734
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Speaker 3: a very good relationship with Denmark, as you don't. We'll see.

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Speaker 4: But you know, we're doing the Golden Dome, We're doing

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Speaker 4: a lot of things, and we really need it. If

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Speaker 4: we don't go in, Russia is gonna go in, and

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Speaker 4: China is going to go in, and there's not a

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Speaker 4: thing that Denmark can do about it, but we can

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Speaker 4: do everything about it.

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Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna see. I mean, look, we're going to

742
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Speaker 3: see what happens. But we need it. You know, I'm

743
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Speaker 3: not the first one.

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Speaker 4: This was talked about and by President Truman in forty

745
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Speaker 4: years before President Truman, they were talking about it. They've

746
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Speaker 4: been talking about this for a hundred years. This is

747
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Speaker 4: not anything so new. A lot of people don't realize that.

748
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Speaker 4: But this was a hot subject, probably not as hard

749
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Speaker 4: as it is now, but it was a hot subject

750
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Speaker 4: for a long time.

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Speaker 3: We need it for national security and that includes for Europe.

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Speaker 4: And I spoke with as you know, Mark, the head

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Speaker 4: of data, and he really wants to see something.

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Speaker 3: Happen very important for security.

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Speaker 29: It's being reported that Help in Human Services released frozen

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Speaker 29: funds to Planned parent Parenthood. I'm wondering why this has

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Speaker 29: happened and why Planned Parenthood is receiving any ferally.

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Speaker 3: I don't know anything about that, Bobby, do you know

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Speaker 3: anything about them? What was the question?

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Speaker 29: It's being reported that frozen funds were released to Planned

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Speaker 29: Parenthood in December by A j S.

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Speaker 9: I'm wondering why that happened.

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Speaker 3: I haven't heard that.

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Speaker 9: I have not heard that.

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Speaker 30: Right now, it sounds like you were saying that you

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Speaker 30: would potentially acquire Greenland by force.

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Speaker 9: That would be a NATO country. Are you saying that?

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Speaker 3: Would you know? You're saying that? Would you?

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Speaker 4: Now you're telling me that that's what I'm going to do.

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Speaker 4: I think you don't know what I'm going to do,

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Speaker 4: So what are the options? Your network doesn't know it?

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Speaker 30: The Danish for AD ministers said that there's still fundamental

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Speaker 30: differences after the meeting with Luvio and with the Vice president.

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Speaker 30: Are you willing to leave the NATO Alliance in order

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Speaker 30: to get what you want, which Greenland?

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Speaker 3: What are the options right now? I will't be telling

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Speaker 3: you what I'm willing to do. Certainly I'm going to

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Speaker 3: give up options. But it's very important.

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Speaker 4: Greenland's very important for the national security, including of Denmark.

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Speaker 4: And the problem is it is not a thing that

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Speaker 4: Denmark can do about it if Russia or China wants

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Speaker 4: to occupy Greenland. But there's everything we can do. You

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Speaker 4: found that out last week with Venezuela. There's everything we

784
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Speaker 4: can do about things such as that not gonna happen.

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Speaker 4: We're not you know, I can't rely on Denmark being

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Speaker 4: able to fend themselves off. You know, they were talking

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Speaker 4: about they put an extra dog and they were serious

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Speaker 4: about this. They put an extra dog sled there. Last

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Speaker 4: month they entered a second dog sled. That's not gonna

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Speaker 4: do the trick.

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Speaker 6: More fought alongside the United States and book.

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Speaker 4: Attend I have a very good relationship with Denmark and

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Speaker 4: we'll see how it all works out.

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Speaker 3: I think something will work out.

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Speaker 8: Yeahs Venezuela Capella the de facto number two in Venezuela

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Speaker 8: right now.

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Speaker 9: He seemed pretty really to work with the US.

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Speaker 8: And obviously, yes, they just gave us fifty million the

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Speaker 8: number twoel security.

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Speaker 3: I know the number one.

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Speaker 4: We just had a great conversation today and she's a

802
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Speaker 4: terrific person. I mean, she's somebody that we've worked with

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Speaker 4: very well. Marco Ruby is deally with I dealt with

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Speaker 4: her this morning. We had a call, a long call.

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Speaker 4: We discussed a lot of things, and I think we're

806
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Speaker 4: getting along very well with Venezuela yet.

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Speaker 29: Assistant Attorney General position dedicated.

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Speaker 4: To rooting out fraudt Yeah, he's fantastic. The person is fantastic.

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Speaker 4: Who is it, Uh, it's a he. I will tell

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Speaker 4: you maybe within minutes. I mean, I don't know if

811
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Speaker 4: it's appropriate to say yet because we're going through a process.

812
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Speaker 4: But we have chosen a person who's very tough, very smart,

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Speaker 4: very fair.

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Speaker 31: Yesterday in Michigan about how you recalibrated the American economy

815
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Speaker 31: to work for workers US auto factories, we've seen core

816
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Speaker 31: inflations completely tamed. You lower the trade deficits the lowest amounts.

817
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Speaker 31: It's two thousand and nine. American exports are growing, but

818
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Speaker 31: we're also waiting on the Supreme Court case with tariffs.

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Speaker 31: Given the success that you've had in the first twelve months,

820
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Speaker 31: what is at stake in this case a little bit

821
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Speaker 31: like whole milk.

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Speaker 3: I can't believe we even have a case.

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Speaker 4: This was a case started by very China centric people

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Speaker 4: and also anti American people, frankly, people that don't want

825
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Speaker 4: us to do well. Tariffs have helped us stop eight wars.

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Speaker 4: They've helped us get the best trade numbers we've ever had.

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Speaker 4: They've helped us get eighteen trillion dollars brought into the country,

828
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Speaker 4: and maybe above all else, they've given us tremendous national

829
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Speaker 4: security just the threat of tariffs. You saw that just yesterday.

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Speaker 4: I want to put tariffs on a certain country. We

831
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Speaker 4: won't talk about that country, but you know it is

832
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Speaker 4: based on the fact that if you do business with

833
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Speaker 4: that country, you know it's going to make them, it's

834
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Speaker 4: going to bring them to the table a lot faster.

835
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Speaker 4: So we have made hundreds of billions of dollars with

836
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Speaker 4: we have very little inflation.

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Speaker 3: Think of it.

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Speaker 4: Inflation's gone down and product everything has gone up. Where

839
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Speaker 4: we've never taken in money like we have. We've never

840
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Speaker 4: had anywhere near eighteen trillion dollars invested in our country

841
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Speaker 4: need as any other country. It's the biggest number by

842
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Speaker 4: maybe five times, five times, not five percent five times.

843
00:43:22,719 --> 00:43:26,200
Speaker 4: Nobody's ever seen numbers like this. We have plants going up.

844
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Speaker 4: You know, you mentioned I was in Michigan yesterday. I

845
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Speaker 4: was at the Ford plant where they make the Ford

846
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Speaker 4: to one fifty. It's one of the original plants, was

847
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Speaker 4: from before World War Ones, a giant plant. That plant

848
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Speaker 4: was probably going to be closed, and two years ago

849
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Speaker 4: they were doing very poorly. And now they just announced

850
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Speaker 4: yesterday that they're going to go twenty four hours around

851
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Speaker 4: the clock, three shifts, which they rarely do. That's Ford,

852
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Speaker 4: and Ford's having the best numbers they've ever had. General

853
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Speaker 4: Motors having the best numbers they've ever had. Silantis, which

854
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Speaker 4: hasn't been here, is now investing billions, tens of billions

855
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Speaker 4: of dollars on building in the country. We're building auto

856
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Speaker 4: plants all over the country, We're building AI all over

857
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Speaker 4: the country. We're leading China by a lot, and a

858
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Speaker 4: lot of it has to do with tariffs. That would

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Speaker 4: be a very disappointing decision, and especially since the people

860
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Speaker 4: that are fighting me are people that want China to

861
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Speaker 4: do well, and we're doing great against China.

862
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Speaker 3: We're doing great against everybody.

863
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Speaker 4: We were the hottest country anywhere in the world, as

864
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Speaker 4: they say often, we're right now the hottest country anywhere

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Speaker 4: in the world. And a year and a half ago

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Speaker 4: we were a dead country. Thank you very much.

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Speaker 9: With you and I we're doing Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Press, let's go and they have the president.

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Speaker 21: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Pres wrapping how was it got whole milk?

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Speaker 2: A good portion of it on whole milk and bring

872
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Speaker 2: it back into schools for school on doctor Ben Carson.

873
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Speaker 2: Another's talking about the benefit of whole milk, the protein

874
00:45:05,120 --> 00:45:07,400
Speaker 2: that helps build your brain. The fact that it was

875
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Speaker 2: taken out years ago. One of the members of Congress

876
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Speaker 2: that they've been fighting for fifteen years to get this

877
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Speaker 2: backroed belongs remarkable. Of course, a host of other questions

878
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Speaker 2: about Venezuela, Greenland. They just had a meeting with Greenland

879
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Speaker 2: and apparently the conversation is going forward.

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Speaker 1: It's not stopped.

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Speaker 2: As I've told you, before Donald Trump leaves office, he

882
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Speaker 2: will control Greenland now. Shifting gears. Transgender athletes and their

883
00:45:33,080 --> 00:45:35,920
Speaker 2: legitimacy in women's sports have been a point of debate

884
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Speaker 2: for a few years now, and while it was mostly

885
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Speaker 2: on online platforms where the discussion could be had, the

886
00:45:41,080 --> 00:45:43,560
Speaker 2: dialogue has made its way to the Supreme Court. As

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Speaker 2: you know, yesterday afternoon, the opening statements were made in

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Speaker 2: the Becky Pepper Johnson v. West Virginia case, which Becky's

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Speaker 2: legal team argued against West Virginia save Women's Sports Act

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Speaker 2: and Title Nines, and Becky has been using hormone blockers

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Speaker 2: to stop male puberty along with estrogen treatments to develop

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Speaker 2: female traits.

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Speaker 1: There's also the Little v.

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Speaker 2: Higcox case, in which trans athlete Lindsay Heecox argues against

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Speaker 2: the State of Idaho's Fairness Women's Sports Act that in

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Speaker 2: state it's a flat ban of participation of trans athletes

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Speaker 2: in any women's sports. For this case is subject of

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Speaker 2: being thrown out, as Hecox's egal team has notified the

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Speaker 2: justices that the case is moote Idaho, however, wants the

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Speaker 2: ruler to proceed to settle the argument going forward. Joined

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Speaker 2: out to discuss this as the host of What's Right

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Speaker 2: Sam Orzowski, Sam, how are you great?

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Speaker 32: Great to be with you? Steve as always great to.

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Speaker 4: Be with you.

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Speaker 1: Look I just listened to Senator Josh Holly earlier today.

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Speaker 2: He had a doctor in a committee meeting and said

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Speaker 2: simply this can a man have a baby?

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Speaker 1: And she said, well, I don't know exactly what you

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Speaker 1: mean by that question. Can a man have a baby? Yes?

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Speaker 27: Or no?

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Speaker 2: They went on for four and a half minutes. This woman,

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Speaker 2: this doctor should lose her medical license. Noah, man cannot

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Speaker 2: have a baby. A man cannot go through menopause. I mean,

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Speaker 2: it's such an outrageous conversation. And to try to anchor

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Speaker 2: it in the fourteenth Amendment that came out right after

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Speaker 2: the Civil War to protect newly freed slaves with equal protection,

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Speaker 2: it's just you have to bend your mind what's left

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Speaker 2: of it, into a pretzel to even get close.

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Speaker 1: Sam, It's it's outrageous.

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Speaker 33: No question, you're absolutely right. And by the way, the

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Speaker 33: subject of defining men and women came up yesterday before

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Speaker 33: the Court, and real pretzel contortions happened when the attorneys

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Speaker 33: for the two planeffs here had to answer the justices

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Speaker 33: and explain that it's really it's a fundamental issue because

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Speaker 33: what's the purpose of Title nine? Why do you have

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Speaker 33: why do we have federal law protecting female athletes. If

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Speaker 33: we can't even define what a female athlete.

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Speaker 1: Is, well, not even what a female Well, what Alito

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Speaker 1: did was brilliant. You opened up a new line of

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Speaker 1: legal arguments.

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Speaker 2: How do you have somebody that's being discriminated against if

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Speaker 2: you can't define what that thing is? How do you

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Speaker 2: discriminate against something, whatever it is, if.

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Speaker 1: You don't know what it is?

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Speaker 2: I mean, it was beautiful, I mean, and in fairness.

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Speaker 2: I don't know of if to read Tea Leaves or

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Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, because it's very difficult thing to do.

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Speaker 2: But in this case, this is a slam dunk. I

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Speaker 2: would be well disappointed if it's not nine zero. But

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Speaker 2: of course Katanji Brown Jackson will be at least one

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Speaker 2: vote against because legal arguments and president mean nothing to her.

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Speaker 1: Quite obviously your thoughts, well, I.

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Speaker 33: Mean she did not exhibit a high level of legal

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Speaker 33: prowess yesterday, no question about that.

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Speaker 32: I want to tell you something very important that the court.

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Speaker 32: I agree with you.

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Speaker 33: I think this is looking good, and the reason for

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Speaker 33: that is is that the Court, oftentimes in these cases

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Speaker 33: decide based on what public opinion is and the heavy

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Speaker 33: lift here by people on our side. You know, people

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Speaker 33: like Riley Gaines to shift over the past five years,

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Speaker 33: public opinion on this issue back to some form of reason.

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Speaker 33: I think that the Court now has has cultural cover

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Speaker 33: to to to rule in favor of sanity. And and

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Speaker 33: you know, a lot of times the Court gets really

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Speaker 33: hung up, particularly a justice like the Chief Justice John Roberts,

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Speaker 33: will get really hung up on the court legitimacy, and

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Speaker 33: they don't want to go too far beyond the Overton window.

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Speaker 33: So what what I see here is I think that

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Speaker 33: every person you included, that that speaks publicly about this

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Speaker 33: issue and highlights this issue, and and and and convinces

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Speaker 33: people to think rationally about this issue puts pressure on

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Speaker 33: the Court uh to do the right thing.

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Speaker 1: So very more.

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Speaker 2: They don't need my pressure. They need a basic first

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Speaker 2: grade biology book. Biological dimorphism. First grade biology. There are

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Speaker 2: differences between male and female. Male ducks look this way,

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Speaker 2: female ducks look this way. Is biological dimorphism, Sam. This

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Speaker 2: is not high science. This is literally kindergarten or first

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Speaker 2: grade science. But that notwithstanding, here we are because it

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Speaker 2: wouldn't matter what the discussion was. If Donald Trump said, hey,

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Speaker 2: I'm against this, those on the fringe are going to

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Speaker 2: be all in against it just because Trump said it.

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Speaker 2: This level of division over this is a ninety ten issue.

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Speaker 2: If you put this on the bound in places like Massachusetts,

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Speaker 2: where they support such idiocy, it.

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Speaker 1: Would lose at the ballot box ninety to ten. You

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Speaker 1: know that, and so do I.

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Speaker 33: I read a piece yesterday in the Washington Post of

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Speaker 33: all places, saying this, these cases should never have even

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Speaker 33: been brought.

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Speaker 32: And I take that as true proof that our country.

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Speaker 33: Has evolved toward more rational thought over the last several years.

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Speaker 32: And I love that, and I think you know it's

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Speaker 32: it's important.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, transgenderism reached its peak in twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 1: It has been plumbing ever since. Nobody buys this. Can

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Speaker 1: a man have a baby? Sam?

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Speaker 32: No Oh, welcome by.

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Speaker 33: I watched a clip four minutes of a woman, a

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Speaker 33: doctor not being able to say that.

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Speaker 1: I know to Josh Holly, it's embarrassing. Sam. Always good

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Speaker 1: to see my friend. Thanks for sticking around.

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Speaker 2: Pleasure you bet, Steve, take care all right, we'll talk

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Speaker 2: After the break will have a story that reminds us

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Speaker 2: of just how wonderful America is plus your answers to

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Speaker 2: the America's Voice question of the day.

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Speaker 1: Why do you think Democrats.

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Speaker 2: Constantly push the narrative that President Trump is a radical extremist?

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Speaker 1: Doesn't sound like it. We'll be back well.

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Speaker 2: What makes America wonderful? We're trying to get in every

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Speaker 2: day to hope. I'm putting a smile on your face.

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Speaker 2: It's a great way to the end the day. Right

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Speaker 2: today's it comes to us from Brevard County, Florida. We're

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Speaker 2: quick thinking, reigned supreme and saved the lives of two

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Speaker 2: little toddlers.

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Speaker 1: John Brittingham was driving along A one A in one afternoon.

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Speaker 2: And noticed that two very young girls were standing in

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Speaker 2: the middle of the road, with one of them heading

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Speaker 2: Brittingham immediately pulled over and jumped out of his car

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Speaker 2: and rushed over to them. With one hand, he scooped

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Speaker 2: up one toddler and quickly grabbed the other, effectively getting

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Speaker 2: them both out of imminent danger.

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Speaker 1: In just seconds.

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Speaker 2: After getting them to safety and onto a sidewalk, Brittingham

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Speaker 2: searched for the parents and ultimately found them, ensuring that

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Speaker 2: the little ones were returned without a scratch. As we

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Speaker 2: noted in the start, quick thinking was the catalyst here

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Speaker 2: is Brittingham's actions were done without delay, and today that

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Speaker 2: effort reminds us of what makes America wonderful. So I

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Speaker 2: hope we can put a smile in your face with

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Speaker 2: that one. A quick question today, what do you think

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Speaker 2: Democrats constantly pushed an area that President Trump is a

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Speaker 2: radical extremist Charlie Doodman. They feel they're entitled to the

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Speaker 2: office and he is in their way to push their agenda.

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Speaker 2: Truth to that, Kathy Parker, They're losing and name calling

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Speaker 2: and lies are all they have left.

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Speaker 1: I think that's true.

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Speaker 2: Well, Lissa ward Wright's covering up fraud, Well we know

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Speaker 2: that's true in Minnesota and elsewhere. So there you have it,

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Speaker 2: my friends, we should call it Donald Trump's America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 2: Don't you think? I mean, does he like my time

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Speaker 2: slot that much? He seems to come at it. I'm

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Speaker 2: just kidding. Don't forget to start your day tomorrow with

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Speaker 2: me here at six am. The Steve Riversher will kick

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Speaker 2: it off here on Real America's Voice, as it does

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Speaker 2: every day follow me on all the social media platforms,

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Speaker 2: and I'll see you right back here tomorrow my friends.

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Speaker 1: Until then, have a good day,